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Nvidia lays down AMD chipset plans for 2004
Crush the opposition
By Mike Magee: Wednesday 16 July 2003, 09:23
SOURCES TELL the INQUIRER that Nvidia is preparing a fresh onslaught against its chipset competitors next year, with PCI Express the major prong for its all-out AMD attack.
We briefly mentioned its plans in this article earlier in the week.
During next year, Nvidia plans to introduce a total of three different PCI Express chipsets for the Athlon64/Opteron microprocessors, taking advantage of the faster throughout the bus provides.
The first plank of its PCI Express onslaught will be a chipset tentatively called Crush 3GIO, which will take advantage of the increased graphics capabilities of PCI Express. 3GIO was the former codename for PCI Express. Plans for this chipset are well underway – it is expected to sample in the fourth quarter of this year and be available in the first quarter of next year. It supports a hypertransport interface to the Athlon64.
The Crush K8-04 is a high end PCI Express chipset that is being prepared on a similar schedule. It will support four Serial ATA ports, four ATA-133 ports, ADMA, NV RAID, four PCI 2.3 slots , 24 bit 7.1 surround audio and Gigabit Ethernet.
Vendors are pinning high hopes on what they describe as "2004 PCs", using PCI Express.
These first two chipsets are, however, merely the herald for an Nvidia AMD64 Crush chipset, the G3. This not only supports PCI Express and PCI Express peripheral ports, but also comes with integrated GeForce FX on board.
That is due to go into volume production in the third quarter of 2004, and is a fully fledged, Longhorn-ready AMD 64 chipset. µ
See Also
PCI Express means death of AGP standard
Major Longhorn revision shows AMD 64 support
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Even if you dont like their current gfx cards, you gotta
love their chipsets and support for AMD.
how do you quote or change font in these forums??
<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by amdchooser1 on 07/16/03 06:27 AM.</EM></FONT></P>
_Quote____________________________________________________________-
Nvidia lays down AMD chipset plans for 2004
Crush the opposition
By Mike Magee: Wednesday 16 July 2003, 09:23
SOURCES TELL the INQUIRER that Nvidia is preparing a fresh onslaught against its chipset competitors next year, with PCI Express the major prong for its all-out AMD attack.
We briefly mentioned its plans in this article earlier in the week.
During next year, Nvidia plans to introduce a total of three different PCI Express chipsets for the Athlon64/Opteron microprocessors, taking advantage of the faster throughout the bus provides.
The first plank of its PCI Express onslaught will be a chipset tentatively called Crush 3GIO, which will take advantage of the increased graphics capabilities of PCI Express. 3GIO was the former codename for PCI Express. Plans for this chipset are well underway – it is expected to sample in the fourth quarter of this year and be available in the first quarter of next year. It supports a hypertransport interface to the Athlon64.
The Crush K8-04 is a high end PCI Express chipset that is being prepared on a similar schedule. It will support four Serial ATA ports, four ATA-133 ports, ADMA, NV RAID, four PCI 2.3 slots , 24 bit 7.1 surround audio and Gigabit Ethernet.
Vendors are pinning high hopes on what they describe as "2004 PCs", using PCI Express.
These first two chipsets are, however, merely the herald for an Nvidia AMD64 Crush chipset, the G3. This not only supports PCI Express and PCI Express peripheral ports, but also comes with integrated GeForce FX on board.
That is due to go into volume production in the third quarter of 2004, and is a fully fledged, Longhorn-ready AMD 64 chipset. µ
See Also
PCI Express means death of AGP standard
Major Longhorn revision shows AMD 64 support
____________________________________________________________
Unquote
Even if you dont like their current gfx cards, you gotta
love their chipsets and support for AMD.
how do you quote or change font in these forums??
<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by amdchooser1 on 07/16/03 06:27 AM.</EM></FONT></P>
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