[Rumor ou talvez não] Msi to join Ati

Metro,

O Atx algum dia tinha que ser mudado, tal como um dia o Btx vai ter que ser mudado.
Vi um video sobre a construção dos Crays, e aquelas "coisas" que usamos para WC são umas brincadeiras de crianças. São realidades diferentes, mas um dia vamos chegar lá ( talvez com o prescott......lol ).
Quem gostar e tiver largura de banda, o video está no site da Cray, tem uns 400MB ou mais. Penso que o tema principal é sobre o X1.

On topic......

A verdade é que ninguem sabe o que vamos ter daqui a 3/4 meses. Isto pode dar uma volta de 180 graus ( ou seria 360 :D ).
Se da Nv40 ainda existem uns rumores "consistentes", sobre a R420, já vi de tudo ( 8X1; 8X2; 12X1; 16X1; 3XRv380; PPP; etc, etc ). É uma incognita.
A unica coisa como facto é que a ATI meteu-se em muita coisa ao mesmo tempo ( motherboads; gráficas; pda; chips para televisões; etc; etc ).
Espero que a Nv40 seja a vencedora ( ou talvez não.......Powervr Series5, where are you? :D ).
 
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MSI to launch own-brand graphics cards using ATI chips

http://www.digitimes.com/NewsShow/Article.asp?datePublish=2003/12/12&pages=A7&seq=36

Micro-Star International (MSI), one of Taiwan’s first-tier motherboard makers, is expected to launch MSI-branded graphics cards using ATI Technologies’ graphic processing units (GPUs) in January next year, according to industry sources.

MSI, which currently mainly uses Nvidia solutions, an archrival of ATI, for its own-brand graphics cards, declined to comment on its future product developments.

MSI decision to adopt chips from both Nvidia and ATI follows the similar moves by competitors like Asustek Computer and Gigabyte Technology.

Asustek, the largest motherboard maker in Taiwan, buys equal amounts of chips from ATI and Nvidia. Gigabyte, which has a higher proportion of ATI processors on its products, has recently launched a series of new graphics cards using Nvidia’s GeForce FX range of GPUs.

MSI has been cooperating with ATI continuously and uses ATI processors for its ODM production for Medion, a distributor of IT products in Europe. The company also uses ATI’s Radeon 9100IGP integrated chipsets for its motherboards.

MSI is currently Taiwan’s largest maker of graphic cards. The company shipped 730,000 graphics cards in November, compared with 650,000 from Asustek and 250,000 from Gigabyte.
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Já não é só noticia no inquirer.....
 
Enfim...
Estes rumores... :die: :die: :die:
Qualquer dia vemos "Nvidia To Join Ati"... :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Empresas espertas fabricam para os dois lados e mai nada...:D :D :D

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Daqui a bocado ninguem vende nVidia... :rolleyes:
Por este andar vão estar 2 ou 3 companhias a vender placas nVidia, e vai na volta com alguma sorte à mistura a NV40 saí uma boa placa (esperemos que sim :D) e depois aí quero ver...
 
O Nemesis k era o informador diz k mais nao diz, portanto isto agora vai ser dificil para descubrir a final version...:D

Por mim a MSI pode ir pa ATI ah vontade, desde k nao pare de fabricar Nvidias tambem:cool:
 
o que eu estou a ver é que para o lado que vira o vento é para o lado que vira a vela ... ou seja agora a ATI está lá no alto mas se o Nv 40 for mto melhor e a ATI n der uma resposta capaz vai ser uma estrela cadente que brilhou durante algum tempo e depois caiu ... e com ela a cair os fabricantes bazam todos de novo para a Nvidia e começa o ppl todo a dizer que nunca tinha confiado na ATI que as placas eram uma verdadeira porcaria, etc, etc ,etc ... é o tipico consumismo classico-desenfreado das massas , nada a que o ppl já n esteja habituado... ou seja the same old shit a que a informática já nos habituou...
 
Eu disse que não dizia mais nada...........mas que se lixe. É para a degraça ( neste caso para o rumor )

ABIT Confirms Powered by ATI, Based on XGI Graphics Cards

Sources close to ABIT Computer confirmed a shift in the company’s strategy and intention to produce graphics cards based on processors from ATI Technologies and eXtreme Graphics Innovation early next year.

Bjorn3D.com and NVision.pl web-sites recently reported that ABIT is very likely to jump on ATI Technologies’ bandwagon in Q1 2004 with RADEON 9600 XT and RADEON 9800 XT graphics cards featuring ABIT’s powerful and noisy OTES cooling solution. Sources of X-bit labs confirmed the information about ABIT’s plans to manufacture Powered by ATI RADEON cards as well as products based on XGI graphics chips.

ABIT Computer has always been a close partner of Santa Clara, California-based NVIDIA Corporation, who supplied GPUs as well as nForce and nForce2 chipset products – two Socket A chipsets adored by hardware enthusiasts – to the mainboard company.

Even though ATI’s high-end visual processing units have been more powerful and successful than NVIDIA’s expensive GPUs launched in 2003, ABIT did not changed its graphics partner, as the company did not produce graphics cards in very high quantities and there was no point to establish partnerships with two or more companies developing visual technologies. Therefore, ABIT is probably going to perform some changes in its strategy, as three suppliers of chips for graphics cards may be a result of plans to significantly increase graphics cards production.

Normally, companies who utilize both chipsets as well as graphics processors from NVIDIA have some benefits in working with the company. However, the sources reckon that ABIT was not among the first Taiwanese hardware makers to receive GPUs from the Santa Clara, California-based chip designer. As a consequence, ABIT was relatively late to market with its GeForce products.

Officials from ABIT were not available to comment on the information.
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http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/video/display/20031216050533.html
 
Sorry, back from the dead.......

Msi Rv380......

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http://www.gzeasy.com/itnewsdetail.asp?nID=14901

demorou mas foi........:D
 
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