Intel sleeping with Nvidia?

[CAD4466HK]

Now if all goes well,Intel will show Nvidia the way to reduce the power requirements for the G80:) http://www.digitimes.com/mobos/a20061009A2003.html

[SuperSix]

Now if all goes well,Intel will show Nvidia the way to reduce the power requirements for the G80:) http://www.digitimes.com/mobos/a20061009A2003.html

I <3 Digitimes, I wish I could afford a full subscription!

I don't see Intel buying Nvidia outright, but instead gobbling up a ton of shares to get some control and inroads into their mindset.

I wish they would roll out full SLI support for the INtel platform!

I yes, Intel is killing off their ATI chipset mainboards, the D101GGCL and D102GGC2L boards... Kind of a shame, they are great entry level business mobos..

[CAD4466HK]

I <3 Digitimes, I wish I could afford a full subscription!

I don't see Intel buying Nvidia outright, but instead gobbling up a ton of shares to get some control and inroads into their mindset.

I wish they would roll out full SLI support for the INtel platform!

I yes, Intel is killing off their ATI chipset mainboards, the D101GGCL and D102GGC2L boards... Kind of a shame, they are great entry level business mobos..

Im sure the big 3 will still incorperate them into their buildsA.K.A Dell,Gateway,HP

[Hwk2]

I had a conversation with and Intel employee today, that person indicated that Intel and Nvida will indeed be working more closley going forward. Initillay it will be on a low cost board to replace the (ATI) Grant County and Grant County 2 Intel boards

I am pretty sure that Intel didnt decide to stop making the ATI chipset boards, we were told by Intel have them in the distribution through the end of this year. I am guessing AMD pulled the plug on that in order to disrupt Intel business.

[zagood]

I wish they would roll out full SLI support for the INtel platform!


Hopefully that'll be taken care of with the nForce 680i, won't know until next month though.
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