PC Components Motherboards Chipsets Crossfire may boost ATI chipset shipments News By Wolfgang Gruener published 26 May 2005 Comments (0) ATI Technologies, which reportedly is set to roll out its long-anticipated multi-VPU Crossfire technology at the upcoming Computex Taipei, may see a boost in its chipset shipments as well, local motherboard makers predict.More here at DigiTimes.Stay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors See all comments (0) Wolfgang GruenerSocial Links Navigation LatestLinux kernel source expands beyond 40 million lines – it has doubled in size in a decadeA version of Snake only playable with a microscope has been made — Meet Subpixel SnakeHiFive Premier P550 Review: High RISCSee more latest ► No comments yet Comment from the forums Most PopularIntel game bundle aims to boost Arrow Lake, Raptor Lake CPU sales — codes for Civ 7, AC: ShadowsMeta to build 2GW data center with over 1.3 million Nvidia AI GPUs — invest $65B in AI in 2025$150 PS1-inspired console runs PlayStation games natively — supports PS1 memory cards, controllersMicrosoft reveals improved Windows 11 battery icons and percentage toggle settingsRTX 5080 outperforms RTX 4080 by 10% in Blender benchmark — only 8% higher than RTX 4080 SuperRTX 5090D overclocked to 3.4 GHz consumes 1,000W — beats dual RTX 3090 Ti and quad GTX 1080 TiBOE reportedly mulls producing glass substrates for China's CPUs — new focus on semiconductorsChina-exclusive Arrow Lake CPU poses for photos — Core Ultra 5 230F debuts in sleek, black boxThird Chinese company begins HBM memory production for AI processors: ReportVendors safeguard 16-pin connector on RTX 5090 with thermal pads — helps dissipate excess heatRTX 5090 runs 2°C hotter with thermal paste than liquid metal — Arctic MX-6 vs. stock LM tested
