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Tue Feb 12, 2002 | 12:23A| PermaLink
A mere 4 months ago, we turned HotHardware readers on to NVIDIA's "fall refresh" product, the GeForce3 Titanium. A new set of drivers, higher clocks speeds and all new branding of the GeForce3 product, was unleashed upon the casual and hardcore gaming markets, as well as the professional/desktop graphics space. NVIDIA, known for blisteringly short product development cycles, rang the bell for round two of the GeForce3 punishment being dealt to their closes competitor, ATi. However this time, ATi was ready and answered the bell with their Radeon 8500 product line that finally gave the high end enthusiast segment a real choice for high end 3D Graphics for the PC. However, as we've seen so many times in the past, you can almost set your watch to NVIDIA's product development cycles and we knew true next generation technology would not be far around the corner for the company, now known affectionately as the "Chipzilla" of the PC Graphics Industry.
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