Nvidia GeForce2 MX
Manufactured by: Nvidia
Price: N/A
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Date : Feburary 10th 2001

Introduction 

I know it's been a while since I churned out a review folks. Anyway, this time I got my hands on a board directly from Nvidia. Well NO, it's not some surreptitious reference design I hid under my jacket when leaving their research lab, rather a good ol' GeForce2 MX. Basically the GeForce2 MX fits in between the high-end (GeForce2 GTS & GeForce DDR) and low-end (Riva 128ZX, TNT, TNT2) products from Nvidia. Though it's common to find avid gamers spending $500++ on video cards, not everybody sees it in the same light.

So that's why Nvidia has come up with the GeForce2 MX chip, which is for the budget conscious folk among us. Initially when Nvidia launched the GeForce2 MX chip their main goal was to increase market share from 20% to 60% with their new product. So have they achieved this target? Well, don't ask me; ask them, they'll probably tell you. What we do here is tell you how good/bad the product is. (As if you didn't know that already!)

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-- Change this menu to your selection -- Introduction Technology GeForce2 GTS, GeForce2 MX essentials The Board Twin View The Memory Quake III Arena Performance- Celeron 600 Benchmarks Cont'd Quake III Arena Performance- Pentium III 700 Benchmarks Cont'd MDK 2 Performance- Celeron 600 MDK 2 Performance- Pentium III 700 Conclusion