ATi To Offer AGP and PCI-E Versions

User Comments: 6

1. June 14, 2004 9:07 AM
   MrGaribaldi said:
   Hmm. Not too suprising though, as there seems to be a reluctance in the market to move to PEG right now. It's ok for OEM/System builders, but for us enthusiast...
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2. June 14, 2004 10:22 AM
   (=DoM=) said:
   I read somewhere that PCi-E wont be any more expensive than AGP coz it doesnt cost anything more to produce, i hope this is true, my £800 has now grown to a record breaking £950 :S I NEED TO SPEND THIS MONEY!
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3. June 14, 2004 10:51 AM
   ---agissi--- said:
   I wish they'd only make PCIE for these cards, that way we could all move over asap.
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4. June 14, 2004 11:47 AM
   MrGaribaldi said:
   agissi> There is nothing stopping you from swtiching as soon as all the components are released.... Then you can let the rest of us switch when we've seen that all the bugs which was introduced with the new platform has been ironed out :)
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5. June 14, 2004 3:39 PM
   StormBringer said:
   It makes sense to make such a transition, as it takes time for everyone to switch over to a new technology. Remember ISA, it was still an option on many boards until recently(may still be) although most people stopped using it some time ago. Same is likely to be the case with the move to PCIE.
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6. June 16, 2004 2:49 PM
   ---agissi--- said:
   I see your view Mr.G, but if we [b]all[/b] went to it right off, the ironing would happen much faster.
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