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Nvidia NV40, NV41, NV45 Info
The folks over at [link=http://www.3dcenter.org]3DCenter[/link] have now properly translated their article on Nvidia's upcoming range of graphics cards from German to English. Check it out!
[blockquote]Here nVidia surely doesn't want to stay behind and so they developed a PCI Express Bridge, which is soldered as an extra chip on the graphics board. This converts the AGPx8 signals of the graphics chip in PCI Express x16 signals - with which the graphics board can have a PCI Express x16 interface, even if the actual graphics chip is AGPx8. This chip is ready at nVidia and will be used for the current AGPx8 graphic cards to make them capable of PCI Express.
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[link=http://www.3dcenter.org/artikel/2004/01-27_a_english.php]Read 'nVidia NV40, NV41, NV45 & CO Information'[/link]
[blockquote]Here nVidia surely doesn't want to stay behind and so they developed a PCI Express Bridge, which is soldered as an extra chip on the graphics board. This converts the AGPx8 signals of the graphics chip in PCI Express x16 signals - with which the graphics board can have a PCI Express x16 interface, even if the actual graphics chip is AGPx8. This chip is ready at nVidia and will be used for the current AGPx8 graphic cards to make them capable of PCI Express.
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[link=http://www.3dcenter.org/artikel/2004/01-27_a_english.php]Read 'nVidia NV40, NV41, NV45 & CO Information'[/link]
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