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ChaosPrototype (196)   Jun 16, 2008 - 10:14 pm | Edited on Jun 16, 2008 - 10:15 pm

I'd like that too. But you're asking them to use a more expensive process, use more expensive components and to sell it cheaper. » Login to reply to this  Kaleid (104)   Jun 17, 2008 - 02:14 am At this time it would be difficult to make those changes but I don't doubt that they are currently already working on the next version. As an example avoided the poor x2900xt and got a 3870 instead. Nvidia's new line as well as Ati's x2900xt would've forced me to buy a new PSU too...so it would've been costly and more difficult to quietly cool down. » Login to reply to this

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Pun-ky Notgonawurkhereanymore (350)    Jun 18, 2008 - 08:04 pm

Yea huh there is! Far Cry 2 is coming out and getting one now will give me 10-15 more frames when I imagine the game. Plus, my comp came out to $14, 286.78, so what's another $650. Maybe I should do SLI, y'think? » Login to reply to this

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ArchmageThanos (42)   Jun 19, 2008 - 10:58 am

» DRM Indeed. If anything is going to kill PC gaming is all the DRM crap and restrictive practices that users won't tolerate. » Login to reply to this

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deimos47 (434)    Jun 17, 2008 - 04:25 pm

Gotta definetly agree.. but to clarify: there are many new PC games that are still coming out. Its just that perception of what's "flashy" has changed. Back in the day, when Xbox was the flagship console, there were many PC exclusive games, that slowly trickled down to consoles, and trying to make do in BF2 on anything less than X800 was brutal. Hence perfect timing of arrival of 6600GT and its massive sales. Certainly would have helped nVidia if Half-Life3, or FarCry2 was launching alongside their uber black cards. (Age of Conan doesnt count - even low end can play that). Ofcourse, it doesnt help GTX adds no new must have features, costs a ton, and market is already saturated with super cheap GT's. » Login to reply to this

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