#1 by Squirre1 on Thursday, Jun 6 at 3:10 PM 
This is just NVidia's attempt at trying to save their chip that is beginning to reach 
its limitations...
#2 by Krogue on Thursday, Jun 6 at 3:21 PM 
Oh, yeah, the GeForce4's have really met their limit.  I mean shit, I can't even find 
games that use the full potential of the current GeForce 4 cards.  The last thing I 
am concerned about is what the next new technology is.  It won't be utilized fully 
by game developers for another 2 years anyway.

I will stick to my, as Squirrel put it "chip that is beginning to reach its limitations".  
#3 by Tmmick2000 on Thursday, Jun 6 at 3:25 PM 
Krogue...Try the benchmark from my post today. The Codecreature benchmark 
will make your Geforce 4 cry like a Biaaaeeech.
#4 by Squirre1 on Thursday, Jun 6 at 3:29 PM 
That is in reference to the fact that I have not heard any new developements on 
the NVidia. Hey, maybe I will support NVidia more if I can get that 1.4 from Kagato 
*grin*, don't make me beg...:P
#5 by Kagato on Thursday, Jun 6 at 3:46 PM 
There's been talk of Nvidia's next chip - but no official notes or anything thanks to 
the NDAs. I think ATi will have the same issues though - bandwidth limitations on 
the AGP (8X is coming baby!) and base CPU speed. While the card itself is a 
processor in it's own right (GPU), it is still reliant upon the CPU, and the faster 
CPU you can throw at it, all the better it performs.
#6 by dbh on Thursday, Jun 6 at 7:15 PM 
Waiting for the NV50 personally.  upgrading from GF3 to 4 is a waste of 
money...  the only thing that's new is... umm... performance :P  And when your 
machine already runs the newest at 100+ frames with everything maxed, that's 
kinda silly :)  

Btw, download.com no longer hosts the codecreatures benchmark - anyone 
seen it hosted elsewhere?
#7 by Squirre1 on Thursday, Jun 6 at 7:46 PM 
You can get it from MajorGeeks:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/article.php?sid=1256

All the links work except for the Author Link. I will be adding this to our download 
section.