NVIDIA Fermi pushed until March 2010 |
NVIDIA and ATI are always fighting to be the first with new products to market and to have the fastest graphics cards around. ATI had a leg up on NVIDIA in the performance department in the high-end range for a while and NVIDIA is set to launch some new cards to try to take the crown back.
DigiTimes reports that NVIDIA has pushed the launch of its new Fermi architecture DirectX 11 platform until March of 2009. ATI will beat NVIDIA to market with similar 40nm parts with the launch of ATI products expected in January or February.
The NVIDIA Fermi GF100 will reportedly be in March with the GF104 version set for Q2 2010 in the high-end market. AMD’s 40nm HD 5670 and 5570 parts as well as the HD 5450 are expected at the end of January and in early February.
TAGS: ATI, GPU, NVIDIA
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WOW what a surprise, good ole nvidia. We will have these cards on store shelfs by november!…Ohh sorry we fail, these cards are going to be ready on january we promise…Ohh sorry we fail once again we promise that they will be ready by march…Mark my words, OHH we fail, they will be ready my MAY 10. Well all that I have to say is this, nvidia, you better hope that this card can jump two performance generations, because by the time that you actually get off your ass and release this card, Ati will have released the 6 series card. Does anyone see a corelation between the current Nvidia and the old AMD, AMD we are going to start server markets, they are still to this day playing catchup, Nvidia, oh we are going to start supercomputer markets, and now they are already playing catchup to the competitors, guys this may very well be the fall of nvidia as the performance king for quite some time.