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Nvidia's GeForce4: First tests

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Published: 06 Feb 2002 12:22 GMT

NEWS:
GeForce4 more than twice the speed of GeForce3
Wed 6 Feb: Benchmarks show that some components of the new GeForce4 graphics chips run up to 115 percent faster than their predecessors, but not all systems will reap the benefits

Nvidia splits PC market with new chips
Wed 6 Feb: Nvidia's GeForce4 takes the company into the midlevel PC market for the first time, and a mobile chip will also be launched on Wednesday

Nvidia seeks to stem GeForce leaks
Wed 30 Jan: The hotly anticipated GeForce4 graphics processor will appear on shelves in a week's time, but enthusiasts already know most of the details

GeForce 4 ships in new Power Macs
Mon 28 Jan: The top of the range Power Mac has two 1GHz PowerPC G4 processors alongside Nvidia's upcoming GeForce 4 graphics chip - and Apple has cut the price too

Prolink GeForce4 graphics card details leak out
Fri 18 Jan: Specifications of another manufacturer's next-generation graphics cards appear online, along with images

GeForce4 specs leak online
Thurs 17 Jan: Details show that the next-generation graphics cards will heat up the gaming arena with souped-up processing and memory speeds

New GeForce arrives next month
Fri 4 Jan: The next-generation chip from the market-leading graphics processor maker will arrive as early as the beginning of February, giving gamers a significant speed boost

PREVIOUS COVERAGE:
NVidia sharpens image with GeForce3 Titaniums
Mon 1 Oct: Graphics chip manufacturer raises the stakes with the Titanium range - introducing a new high-end GeForce3 and two budget models

NVidia launches Linux drivers
Thurs 6 Sept: Graphics processors including TNT, Quadro and the GeForce2 Go get updated Linux drivers

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