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Borg #3762 Pötty új info! (b3d fórum)
The nVidia Conference Call for this quarter just finished, and these were the main points that I can remember:
- Complete family of NV4x to launch in April, with a bridge chip providing PCI-E compatibility
- Bridge chip apparently isn't causing bandwidth problems (i.e. it's performing better than AGP 8x)
- Native PCI-E solutions to appear in June
- Refresh chips to appear in September (or at least, that's how I read it)
- New nForce 3's to support both 939-pin A64 and PCI-E
- Mainstream and Budget offers are unquestionably better than those from competitors. High-end is merely "competitive".
- Happy with IBM and 5700 margins/volumes
- Continuing to split manufacturing between IBM and TSMC, with 0.11 products at TSMC mentionned.
- Increased cycle times and costs are associated with Low-K, and they're not convinced it's right for high-volume parts. They say they're still looking at the possibility of using it somewhere in their line-up at sometime this year.
- Effectively confirmed they were working on an Intel chipset (when pressed, they simply issued an awkward "no comment", saying they'd only be happy commenting on their AMD chipsets at the moment)
- XBox revenues are down, and the trend is going to keep going down over the next quarter
- Q1 2004 is expected to be flat or down 5%
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