Anyone know when the next series of GFX cards/DX11 comes out
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Anyone know when the next series of GFX cards/DX11 comes out
Just wondering, cause i want to start saving up for a new PC, but i want to wait until the next generation of nvidia cards and/or Dx11 is going to come out, so i can time it.
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Re: Anyone know when the next series of GFX cards/DX11 comes out
I don't think there are any concrete dates yet. I think they'll milk the GT200 and the RT700 chips until there are games that actually push each of their flagship products.
The only thing I know is that next month Ati has the Radeon HD 4890 coming out and Nvidia has the GeForce GTX 275 coming out.
The only thing I know is that next month Ati has the Radeon HD 4890 coming out and Nvidia has the GeForce GTX 275 coming out.
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Re: Anyone know when the next series of GFX cards/DX11 comes out
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posted Sep 30th 2009 at 3:42AM
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