As you might or might not know, a lot of manufacturers have updated the GeForce 5700 Ultra series with a newer type of memory; GDDR3. Guru of 3D today is testing the InnoVision/Inno3D GeForce FX 5700 Ultra equipped with 128 MB GDDR3. Does the memory make a difference ? Let's find out:
View: Tornado GeForce FX 5700 Ultra GDDR3 Review
News source: Guru of 3D
- Why the use of third generation DDR memory? Simple, it has certain advantages over DDR1/2. First of all, lower voltage is needed to juice up the silicon. Less juice means less heat, so it can be clocked higher. For comparison, the original FX 5700 Ultra's memory chips were only rated to run at 450MHz and required 2.5V. The product we test today can run clock speeds up to 500MHz and on only 1.9V.
View: Tornado GeForce FX 5700 Ultra GDDR3 Review News source: Guru of 3DUPDATE: On a side note, Microsoft has also updated MS01-052, and MS04-14 yesterday. The details are listed below.
MS01-052
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS01-052.mspx
Reason for re-release: Bulletin updated to advise of the availability of an update for Windows NT Server 4.0 Terminal Server Edition. This update addresses an additional denial of service vulnerability.
Originally posted: October 18, 2001
Updated: May 11, 2004
Version: 3.0
MS04-014
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/MS04-014.mspx
Reason for re-release: Microsoft has released a revised version of the Windows XP security update that contains the correctly localized optional Jet error strings.
Originally posted: April 13, 2004
Updated: May 11, 2004
Version: 2.0
well done Inno3D!!!
makes me want to defect LOL
**starts saving for expensive card**
typical
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