Nvidia's G300/GT300 GF100/Fermi Discussion

[Djuice]

Aren't both ATi and Nvidia GPU wafers manufactured in TSMC? If so what percentage of TSMC wafers outputs does each control?

[rakesh1983]

Originally Posted by klownkill

No your not are you. At least you are man enough to admit it.

You fail at english. *you're

That sentence hurts my brain. I directly quoted you retardo

[Gillyske]

i highly doubt nvidia would wait till they have "enough stock". They would wait till they had probably as much as ATI did and release, why would they have to wait till Q1 2010? They dont have a card lol, its not that they are waiting for stock to pile up. What are they piling up now? air?

[*CIRCUS*]

Originally Posted by rakesh1983

You fail at english. *you're

That sentence hurts my brain. I directly quoted you retardo

Is there a reason why you insult the forum members? Is retardo even a word?

[DiGiTaL MoNkEY]

Nvidia remains "committed" to gaming industry

Nvidia has reiterated its strong commitment to the gaming industry. Company spokesperson Bryan Del Rizzo told TG Daily that rumors of Nvidia abandoning gaming for the HPC (high performance computing) market were "completely unfounded" and "ludicrous."

"Gaming remains our bread and butter focus area. However, there are other opportunities for us to explore as the company grows, such as the HPC sector," explained Del Rizzo.

"Now, there are two sides to Fermi architecture - compute and graphics. The recent HPC show was all about the compute side, so that is what why we showcased our new Fermi-based Tesla GPUs."

However, Del Rizzo admitted that Nvidia hasn't released "a lot" of details about its Geforce line of Fermi-based products.

"Look, I understand that some people might be feeling anxious because we haven't published detailed information about Fermi-based Geforce cards," said Del Rizzo. "But, I can assure you that data is forthcoming. The wait will be well worth it, especially when people understand what products based on Fermi are capable of."

He added that Nvidia has actually "stepped up" its commitment to gaming by bringing PhysX to multiple platforms, including the iPhone, Xbox and PS3.

"Nvidia brought advanced PhysX capabilities to games such as Batman, Dark Void (upcoming) and Darkest of Days. We are investing a ton of money and resources to advance gaming across all platforms. We also introduced our 3D Vision technology, which supports over 400 games.

"Clearly, Nvidia will be offering gamers a great experience in 2010 with its Fermi-based Geforce line. I can assure you, patience will pay off."

http://www.tgdaily.com/games-and-ent...aming-industry

[stevo4]

He added that Nvidia has actually "stepped up" its commitment to gaming by bringing PhysX to multiple platforms, including the iPhone, Xbox and PS3.

AFAIK PhysX is already available, and being used in games for the Xbox and PS3.

[Mau1wurf1977]

Originally Posted by stevo4

AFAIK PhysX is already available, and being used in games for the Xbox and PS3.

Hmm doesnt the Xbox have an ATI GPU?

[stevo4]

Originally Posted by Mau1wurf1977

Hmm doesnt the Xbox have an ATI GPU?

Your point?

Almost 150 game titles have been created using the PhysX SDK for multiple platforms: PC, Macintosh, Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii

http://developer.nvidia.com/object/physx.html