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Nvidias Titanium, upholding the 6-month product cycle
Posted by Philipp on: 2001-10-02 14:56:01 [ Print | Permalink ]

Hardware Analysis has posted a review on Nvidia´s Titanium

Nvidias Titanium series, a new generation of GeForce? Or simply rebranding of products running at a somewhat higher clockspeed? With ATis new Radeon just around the corner Nvidia seems eager to regain the performance crown.

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