mczak said:obvious answer: intel! (seriously, as far as manufacturing technology goes)
Phew, tough question.Zark said:Who is ahead in the development process; ATI or nVidia?
What’s your opinion?
kemosabe said:Neliz, 80nm in the midrange or in the high end? A 256-bit RV560 would be an ideal candidate for the die shrink, methinks. Any reason to expect 80nm parts to clock higher than 90nm?
_xxx_ said:I'll take my bet and say it's nV. Just because they had additional 6 months to play around with stuff while ATI was struggling to get R520 out the door.
neliz said:Did it? only the r520 got delayed remember... ati's product line allready features a range of 90nm products. nVidia only anounced one low end product which it didn't even get out to mass market yet.
_xxx_ said:I'll take my bet and say it's nV. Just because they had additional 6 months to play around with stuff while ATI was struggling to get R520 out the door.
Hubert said:Wy is it important who's in the lead ?
_xxx_ said:I'm talking about research, design, experimenting...all the stuff ATI couldn't do that extensively last year. But it's as always just an uneducated guess
Hubert said:Wy is it important who's in the lead ?