| Posted on 06-Dec-2000 14:29 GMT by Teemu I. Yliselä | 29 comments
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There are now a couple of photos of a 5 PCI-slot model of G-Rex and a screenshot of Workbench running on a Voodoo4 4500 through the G-Rex on the CyberGraphX homepage. The G-Rex should be up-and-running at the WOA2000 show next weekend.
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| Posted by the man in the shadows on 06-Dec-2000 23:00 GMT | In reply to Comment 15 (Dave):
The Banshee was originally nothing more than a 2D/3D bridge that was supposed to sit in place of the original Voodoo processor. Since the chip was designed so well, the Banshee was released as a stand alone chip. It had all the power of the original Voodoo but only limited power of the Voodoo2. Some of the Voodoo2 components were thrown out to make room for better 2D performance. |
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