And of course, it's gaming that has always pushed the hardware onward and upward.Sulley wrote:Funny how some of the real mcoy IT geeks here look at you sideways when you say race cars online, they suffer from the PC as tool rather than entertainment device, must use a console to play syndrome.
It used to always annoy me when people using IBM's at work would sneer at my beloved Commodore 64, Atari and Amiga . . . yet they mopped the floor with a standard "Work PC" at the time . . . as far as graphics and sound went.
It will be curious to see what happens when the consoles finally do overrun our PC's . . . it's almost happened now . . . PC game shelf space is dwindling while the consoles packages are spreading like an icky lime green virus.
Will the speed battle between Intel and AMD CPU's . . . and between ATI & Nvidia GPU's slow down to a trickle ? . . . the ramping up of CPU speed has slowed down over the last year . . . or is that simply the P4 reaching it's limit ?
[Edit : I can't get the movie . . . it says "Forbidden" ?]