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hercules is rereleasing the kyro II clocked at 200/200 in july, could this be the kyro II ultra you speak of?Quote:
Originally posted by Neo:
And the best part is they have already confirmed that there would be a kyro2 ultra by this year. And the kyro 3 will be here by q2 2002.
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Yes and this will came with 4.5 Ns and probably will overclock @ 230/230 mhz without problems.
@ this speed the K II will nuke all GTS/pro/ultra without any probs.
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If NVidia programmers are tough enough and write their own version of software Hidden Surface Removal, what will happen ?Quote:
Originally posted by TimisoaraKill:
Yes and this will came with 4.5 Ns and probably will overclock @ 230/230 mhz without problems.
@ this speed the K II will nuke all GTS/pro/ultra without any probs.
Remember those guys who wrote HSR driver for Voodoo4 & 5 and some of them might be working for nVidia. The game is not over yet.
If this really becomes true, KYRO II will have problems competing with GF2 cards.
errr......Kyro II does tile based rendering...which is done in the hardware...not in the drivers...so it would be impossible to have a gf2 with tile based rendering just by a simple driver update...Quote:
Originally posted by leoku:
If NVidia programmers are tough enough and write their own version of software Hidden Surface Removal, what will happen ?
Remember those guys who wrote HSR driver for Voodoo4 & 5 and some of them might be working for nVidia. The game is not over yet.
If this really becomes true, KYRO II will have problems competing with GF2 cards.
crap!!! i dont want them to make it better already lol, i might take mine back now.
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850 duron @ 858(soon to be much faster t-bird)
asus a7v
wd 20.5 gb
Hercules Kyro 2(185/185)
300 watt power supply
mx400 monster sound card
128mb of pc133 ram
Not too shaby but Im sure its image quality isnt very good due to its crappy T&L support.
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Hardware specs:
750mhz Duron
MSI K7T Pro2-A(got a vid card fan on the VIA chipstet heatsink)
64mb pc100 Hyundai RAM
64mb pc133 Micron RAM (both running at CAS2 133mhz)
8X4X32 Phillips PCRW804 CD-RW
20GB Seagate Barracuda 7200RPM ATA-100 HD
VisionTek Geforce3
Sound:Integrated audio(yeah I know but I dont care still sounds good to me)
Logitech Ifeel Optical mouse(real fun with games that support it)
Altec Lansing ACS33 speakers and one subwoofer
Keyboard:Cheap POS OEM(who cares it works fine for me)
Phillips 107S 17" monitor
Hidden Surface Removal is different from Tile Based Rendering. 3dfx already had a semi-working model of it with the later voodoo3/4/5 drivers. HSR is basically the same concept as Hyper-Z. So it's possible that NVIDIA could net some pretty big gains from a driver update - we'll have to wait and see, though.Quote:
Originally posted by PointlesS:
errr......Kyro II does tile based rendering...which is done in the hardware...not in the drivers...so it would be impossible to have a gf2 with tile based rendering just by a simple driver update...
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Originally posted by Ganja:
Not too shaby but Im sure its image quality isnt very good due to its crappy T&L support.
How many people care about the use of T&L? MDK 2 looks a little dark without the T&L feature. Big deal.
Serious Sam on the other hand looks amazing at 1024x768x32 w/ 4x FSAA. https://www.sharkyforums.com/images/.../2005/06/5.gif
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The image quality of the KYRO II in my friend computer look a lot better in 800x600 than my Hercules GF MX @ 1024x786 in every game i play .Quote:
Originally posted by Ganja:
Not too shaby but Im sure its image quality isnt very good due to its crappy T&L support.
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Thos people with a gf2 whatever version just have a hard time with new cards that could be better than theirs at a better price. Atleast thats what I see. Defending thir hardware as if there is no tomorrow. Please give me a break. From what I've seen kyro 2 really does have very good promises with all the bencharks and reviews. It does cause certain problems or graphical problems on certain games. I believe one review sites had a problem with kyro2 when doing counter strke and it didn't draw properly. Either way hopefully with newer drivers it will solve kyro2's problem. If everything is done well and no problems then kyro2 is a contender in the lower end and also could be a contender in the high end graphics card soloutions. You got to admit that.
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Well, I can report that my first run through on 3DMark 2000 was pretty much in line with the review posted in the first comment in this thread. I was hoping that my system would punch it through faster, seeing that it is:
Dual Athlon MP 1.2Ghz
Tyan Thunder K7 mobo
1Gb PC2100 memory
Might have to do with the fact that it's running Win2K - Win9x won't use the second CPU. Also, I didn't mess with any of the driver settings - I'll play with it more and post later...
The little HSF on the Kyro II got pretty friggin' hot, too - I had removed it and re-mounted it with ASII, after discovering that the Blue Orb didn't line up to the post holes. I've probably glue the Blue Orb to it once I get some AS adhesive...
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