psurge said:where is anand located? how far is this from a AMD/NVidia/PVR office?
that's definitely a special product and an important one for ATi, although I think R400 is "The Big One; it's been in development since December 2001. NV30 sounds promising too, but I won't know anything for sure until September.
Typedef Enum said:n fact, one of the companies in today's article is stopping by our labs to show off something special later today.
This statement alone tells you who the candidates are...
1. ATI
2. nVidia
3. ST Micro
4. Matrox
It's safe to scratch Matrox off the list. And while you're at it, eliminate ST Micro as well. That leaves 2.
The fact that somebody would travel all the way to Anand's location, just to see how Unreal Tournament performs?...I'm going to say it was ATI.
Sounds uncharacteristic of nVidia...I'm sticking with R300.
Gollum said:The idea of an AMD Hammer definitely crossed my mind too, the article being a CPU scaling shootout and all, it's possible he was refering to that instead of a new GPU. If it's a GPU after all I stick with my either PwerVR or Nvidia logic I expained earlier...
elimc said:that's definitely a special product and an important one for ATi, although I think R400 is "The Big One; it's been in development since December 2001. NV30 sounds promising too, but I won't know anything for sure until September.
Which development team is working on R400, East or West? And which development team has the ArtX people on it?
To spread further rumors, it looks like NV40 is goin to be a "big one" as well. According to roadmaps, NV40 won't be released for 1.5-2yrs after NV30. Of course, we are just getting ahead of ourselves now.
BTW, ATI is located in Toronto, IIRC. They're Canadians!
Bjorn said:Problem is, can you see Epic being that excited about a CPU ?
BRiT said:Bjorn said:Problem is, can you see Epic being that excited about a CPU ?
And why should they be excited by a video card?
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