uno scorcio da tom's hw...
The system memory's bandwidth is simply much too low to accommodate a better performing graphics solution. What good are DirectX 9 features if the cards are unable to reach playable frame rates in modern games even at the lowest quality settings - at standard resolutions?
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Although the name "TurboCache" seems to promise performance, it turns out to be nothing more than euphemistic marketing speak. The same holds true for the memory bandwidth of 10.8 GB/s and 13.6 GB/s that Nvidia quotes for the TurboCache cards with 16MB and 32MB RAM. In reality, the bandwidth of the local memory has simply been added to the maximum throughput of the PCI Express bus (4GB/s per direction = 8 GB/s).
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A "real" GeForce 6200 with 128MB of video memory can be found in stores for as little as $88 (64 Bit) or $99 (128 Bit). Even if we are charitable and consider the street price, we still see no good reason to shell out $129 (Nvidia's recommended sales price) for a 64MB GeForce 6200 TurboCache card, when for $30 less you can get a fully-fledged GeForce 6200 with 128MB and a 128 Bit memory bus that is much faster to boot.
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Mi sembra una buona bocciatura... ed è così ovunque sia stata recensita.... sarà un caso?
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