PC Components GPUs Dave Orton talks about ATI's role in the PC industry News By Wolfgang Gruener published 31 May 2005 Comments (0) On the Friday night before Computex, DigiTimes.com managed to catch ATI CEO Dave Orton on the phone to talk about the upcoming show, industry trends and developments at the company.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 more GPUs News See all comments (0) Wolfgang GruenerSocial Links Navigation More about gpusThe Asus RX 9070 XT TUF Gaming has allegedly been unboxed, suggesting ready stock at retailersRTX 5090 beats RTX 4090 by 36% in the Blender benchmark — RTX 5090D is 40% faster than RTX 4090DLatestMaker turns old Roomba vacuum into a Raspberry Pi-powered AI dog-feeding robotSee more latest ► No comments yet Comment from the forums Most PopularNew UEFI vulnerability bypasses Secure Boot — bootkits stay undetected even after OS re-installEA will shut down the Origin app on April 2025 — company asks users to migrate to the new EA appRaspberry Pi 4 brings the Raspberry Pi stream deck to lifeEnthusiast mulls reviving Sony's retro micro PC — Orange Pi CM5 planned as mainboard upgradeMicrosoft auto-updates consumer PCs to Windows 11 24H2 — you can defer the update for five weeksNew York proposes background checks for 3D printer purchases — the bill combats 3D-printed gunsThe FTC is concerned about Big Tech-AI startup partnerships — Microsoft-Open AI raises alarmsThunderbolt 5 dock comes with built-in PCIe 4.0 SSD and four TB5 ports — pricing starts at $399AMD Ryzen 5 7400F sells for $115 in China — US availability and pricing remains a mysteryRTX 5090 beats RTX 4090 by 36% in the Blender benchmark — RTX 5090D is 40% faster than RTX 4090DIntel's Arrow Lake fix doesn't 'fix' overall gaming performance or match the company's bad marketing claims - Core Ultra 200S still trails AMD and previous-gen chips
