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Blackeagle · 05-16-2003, 10:16 PM

Well that's sure a interesting thought Cathar. And would offer a very strong matched set. If you've got it out by the time I finish my build I'm just starting to buy for I'll go for that. As I'm in no hurry that won't be for a couple months.

And you'd have, by large margin, the best performing Gfx block in the world. Given the total lack of uber performing Gfx blocks it could perhaps be a better seller than the CPU block for you. A more limited market, for sure, but one you'd dominate, while the WW would offer your new CPU design strong competition. But then I'm sure you see that, just as the same applies for the area of pelt blocks for the CPU. The Swifty blocks will offer competition in the pelt area, but the aluminum tops are a strike aginst them, & the Cascade will have a lower C/W as well.

Congrats.

edit: Clarity

05-16-2003, 10:16 PM	#168
Blackeagle Thermophile Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: U.S.A = Michigan Posts: 1,243	Well that's sure a interesting thought Cathar. And would offer a very strong matched set. If you've got it out by the time I finish my build I'm just starting to buy for I'll go for that. As I'm in no hurry that won't be for a couple months. And you'd have, by large margin, the best performing Gfx block in the world. Given the total lack of uber performing Gfx blocks it could perhaps be a better seller than the CPU block for you. A more limited market, for sure, but one you'd dominate, while the WW would offer your new CPU design strong competition. But then I'm sure you see that, just as the same applies for the area of pelt blocks for the CPU. The Swifty blocks will offer competition in the pelt area, but the aluminum tops are a strike aginst them, & the Cascade will have a lower C/W as well. Congrats. edit: Clarity Last edited by Blackeagle; 05-16-2003 at 10:23 PM.