#5709359

SamuelL421

2019-09-09 18:14

It sounds like this was a buyout so the other co-founder could retire, either way - nice to know they are still around. It seems they found their niche in doing obscure video and enterprise AV solutions after they backed out of consumer graphics / when the Parhelia flopped.

#5709372

ruthan

2019-09-09 19:17

For gaming was their last relevant product G400 - Semtember 1999..

#5709381

Passus

2019-09-09 19:50

I had a matrox card once, can not remember which model though sadly

#5709390

warezme

2019-09-09 20:19

I once had a rig with a Matrox G400 and 2 12MB 3dfx Voodoo cards in SLI. That box was it way back when. Now I have to settle for a single Nvidia 2080Ti.

#5709424

Neo Cyrus

2019-09-09 22:55

LOL that was literally my first thought "They were still around?". Man the video card industry desperately needs some new blood.

#5709454

DLD

2019-09-10 00:10

Matrox's Millennium and Mystique were the last iterations of 2D cards with "limited 3D capabilities", just before NVidia and ATI burst on the scene... Those of us who could not afford them, had to contend themselves with cards based on Trident's and S3's chips ...

#5709480

Astyanax

2019-09-10 02:14

Matrox specialise in medial equipment and multihead boxes these days.

#5709546

Maddness

2019-09-10 09:12

Neo Cyrus:

LOL that was literally my first thought "They were still around?". Man the video card industry desperately needs some new blood.

Hopefully Intel can really add something to the graphics industry. I’ve really been hoping AMD would compete at the enthusiast level. It’s my reason I have the 2080Ti as there’s not really anything else at this performance level. I had the Matrox Millennium 2mb card back in the day with the add on 6mb ram. Was a very cool card.

#5709551

Neo Cyrus

2019-09-10 09:29

Maddness:

Hopefully Intel can really add something to the graphics industry. I’ve really been hoping AMD would compete at the enthusiast level. It’s my reason I have the 2080Ti as there’s not really anything else at this performance level. I had the Matrox Millennium 2mb card back in the day with the add on 6mb ram. Was a very cool card.

At least a 2080 Ti can deliver near 140 fps in most things with a few settings tweaked at least. I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place, with a 1080 Ti that has an AIO on it, the only real upgrade is a 2080 Ti. Not exactly a reasonably priced item considering the literal monopoly.

#5709560

Maddness

2019-09-10 09:47

Neo Cyrus:

At least a 2080 Ti can deliver near 140 fps in most things with a few settings tweaked at least. I'm stuck between a rock and a hard place, with a 1080 Ti that has an AIO on it, the only real upgrade is a 2080 Ti. Not exactly a reasonably priced item considering the literal monopoly.

Yeah the price is a real killer. The performance is damn nice though.

#5709950

Hypernaut

2019-09-11 05:00

I wonder why Intel hasn't stepped up sooner and spice up the GPU market? Poor AMD they compete with everyone.

#5709966

Texter

2019-09-11 07:45

Hypernaut:

I wonder why Intel hasn't stepped up sooner

Back in the Larrabee development days a top end consumer card was $499, now it's over $999...