Talk:NVIDIA
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This article could be written a little bit more objective, especially considering the recent situation in the GPU market, where in fact ATI leads the pack.
- The fact that you say ATI leads the pack results in you loosing any grounds of saying this does not have a NPOV. The 6800's and x800's are neck and neck, and the 6600gt dominates over the x700pro. I dont know about the other cards. Xxpor 02:24, 2 Apr 2005 (UTC)
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The NV40 series is the first 3d card offering using customized chip designs for each level of performance. This is in contrast to previous generations, which either kept an identical design and lowered the number of pipelines and core speed, or reused older technology for lower-end cards. -- 4.243.112.180
Needs factual backup: [H]ard|OCP says "All of the parts from value to enthusiast will be based off of the same NV40 technology. The only difference down the line will be performance cuts in the way of core frequency, memory frequency, and the number of pipelines to reduce transistor counts in the lower end parts. All you need to keep in mind is that from top to bottom the whole GeForce 6 series cards will have the "same" architecture with the same major features," in direct opposition [1] (http://www.hardocp.com/article.html?art=NjA1LDM=). --ChrisErbach 01:28, 15 Aug 2004 (UTC)
NVIDIA Corp. is almost always known as NVIDIA, hence the name (see naming conventions). ed g2s • talk 03:52, 21 Dec 2004 (UTC)
I thought NVIDIA was correctly spelt nVidia. If this is not so then quite a few Wikipedia pages need changing because I have seen the lowercase spelling on many pages. Yelhsa 14:36, Feb 16, 2005 (UTC)
- As did I. Xxpor 02:25, 2 Apr 2005 (UTC)
- Here's a reference that confirms all caps is correct: NVIDIA Corporate Logo Guidelines (http://www.nvidia.com/content/imagekit/Guidelines/NVIDIA_Corporate_Logo_guidelines.pdf). --Platyk 20:14, 2005 Apr 10 (UTC)
- ST-Microelectronics - (Riva128 and Riva128ZX) Um wasn't it SGS-Thomson? Actually SGS-Thomson is now owned or absorbed into ST/Microelectronics, but a google search shows SGS-Thomson as the foundry for Riva128.
Do we really need a separate article for every nVidia card ever made ?
Based upon the latest updates, it seems to me thats where some people are trying to take this. Surely a page per series of cards made by nVidia is enough. I think we're about there already, personally. Articles are supposed to be informative summaries. Maybe some of the new guys wished they had the chance to contribute, not sure. *Update* if anyone wants to do something useful, you could fill out the nForce 3 page. Try and fill the gaps - thats my approach. Timharwoodx 06:55, 23 Apr 2005 (UTC)
what is the proper way to pronounce nvidia?
anyone know?
- I've always heard it spoken as "en-vid-ee-uh" (with a fairly flat accent or slight accent on the "en").
- Atlant 16:49, 1 Jun 2005 (UTC)
Mispellings
This page has numerous mispellings, referring to the 3dfx 'Vodoo' multiple times, as well as claiming things that are inaccurate and do not match with the 3dfx article.