NVIDIA shows signs ... [2008 - 2017]

From the transcript, when asked about Q2 Pascal volume and 16FF yields:

No surprises there.

 

NVIDIA was up over 15% today and hit 22B. The title of this thread is the gift that keeps on giving

 

Maybe just rename the thread "Nvidia shows signs of strain/growth"

 

JPR's Q1 2016 AIB numbers

http://www.jonpeddie.com/publications/add-in-board-report



Y-on-Y looks pretty stable

 

Amusing that S3 is still on this table even though their volume is too low to even register with two decimal places.

 

Thanks dbz for the updated chart.

Can you please update this chart with the 2015 Q3 & Q4 and 2016 Q1 data.

JPR just released the 2016Q1 AIB numbers.

http://www.jonpeddie.com/publications/add-in-board-report

 

NVidia hits new lifetime stock price high today and crossed $50.

Signs of strain indeed.

https://www.thestreet.com/story/13633424/1/nvidia-nvda-hits-new-lifetime-high-today.html

 

Man if you'd bought NV stock a few years ago when everyone was pooping on it you'd be set.

 

Bought my first shares at ~$6 in 2004

 

Thanks for the thread title update

 

Nvidia settles class-actions concerning GTX 970's #memorygate for $30 reimbursement per card for US-customers and agrees to pay 1.3m in laywer fees.
https://topclassactions.com/lawsuit...graphics-card-false-advertising-class-action/
(hope I got this legalese right, english is not my native language...)

 

People should look to invest in Nvidia over the short term, after they announce the Nintendo NX SoC deal I expect shareholders to overreact and boost stocks temporarily by at least 8%.

Glad to see a reasonable outcome for all involved, compensates consumers for false advertising and inflicts enough damage on Nvidia for them to not try this nonsense again, while also not being a ridiculous amount which would benefit no one.

 

Yes, it's also good that there is no cap on the amount of money used for reimbursement. So all 970 purchasers who felt they were mislead and want to file will be guaranteed a part of the settlement. That is unlike many class action suits where there is X dollars per claimant up to but not exceeding Y total amount.

Regards,
SB

 

Well Dell picked up the 1080 for their Alienware systems, still selling those 970's too lol.

 

Has anyone started selling 16nm laptop GPU's? I haven't been keeping up with the latest on that front.

 

don't think anyone has released them yet (AMD or nV)

 

Nvidia’s M-series Pascal GPUs rumoured to launch at Gamescom

http://www.kitguru.net/components/g...s-pascal-gpus-rumoured-to-launch-at-gamescom/

 

Neither AMD or NV have started selling them yet (retail availability I mean). AMD has sort of "announced" the RX480M in their Polaris presentation where they list it as a 16 CU part (Polaris 11) with 35W TDP. Polaris 11 will launch on August 8th so I suspect we might get some more info then.

As Pharma lists above, expect to see mobile versions of Pascal at Gamescom (GP104 and GP106 for now)

I'm waiting for the release of the new GPUs myself..the finfet process should bring even better perf/w gains at slightly lower mobile clocks.

 

I'm waiting for HBM2, but then I start heading down the rabbit hole and think about waiting for 10nm...

Thanks for the links, glad to see they aren't too far off.

 

Just a heads up 10nm is pretty far off, don't expect 10nm till 2018.