Graphics chip maker nVidia will boost the power of its top-of-the-range GeForce3 graphics processor with new versions within the next six weeks, according to sources close to the company. Several new ...

NVidia today launched the GeForce3 Titanium range of graphics processor -- including its highest performance chip to date, the GeForce3 Ti 500. Three graphics processors -- or GPUs -- make up the new ...

Nine times out of ten, PC users slam the comparatively under whelming iMAC's power when compared to their own custom built beasts. Generally accepted as the better gaming machines worldwide, the PC ...

Last night in San Jose, NVIDIA unveiled the new 64MB GeForce3 graphics processing unit (GPU). Being billed as the "infinite effects GPU," the new chipset offers a remarkable leap forward in terms of ...

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The GeForce3 graphics processing unit (GPU) from Nvidia has received the Innovation Award from Computer Graphics World magazine. A video card with the GeForce 3 GPU is offered as a build-to-order ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. John Carmack, the well-known programmer responsible for the Doom and ...

Two very real game engines, that utilize the full potential of the GeForce3, have recently been developed. Dronez, developed by Zetha, is an OpenGL benchmark that utilizes the Pixel Shader, vertex ...

It’s now almost a month since NVIDIA finally lifted the curtain on the actual performance of the latest addition to their 3D-chips ‘GPU’ line, the GeForce3. We had covered the technical aspects of ...

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everybody is saying that it's way too expensive, that it's way too early, and that the next revision/iteration will be sooo much better, but as a geforce3 owner, i would have to say i'm very satisfied ...

Does anyone know what Asus' track record is in the video market? Is their implementation of the GeFORCE3 GPU a good one? I'm afraid I'm not too proficient in the ins and outs of the vast PC video ...