Auch nVidia mit Hammer Unterstützung
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Nachdem ja nun fast alle Chipsatzhersteller ihre Unterstützung für den Opteron (Hammer) bekannt gegeben haben, reiht sich auch <a href="http://www.nvidia.com" target="_blank">nVidia</a> in die Riege ein. Folgendes gab man bekannt:
<ul><i>COMPUTEX 2002 — TAIPEI, TAIWAN — JUNE 3, 2002 — NVIDIA® Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA) today announced that the Company’s core products—including the NVIDIA nForce™ Platform Processors and GeForce™ Graphics Processing Units (GPUs)—will take full advantage of the unique technologies integrated into AMD’s next-generation Opteron™ processor and eighth-generation Athlon architectures. The AMD Opteron processor architecture will deliver a world-class computing experience for commercial and consumer users with a host of new innovations including an integrated memory controller and HyperTransport™ data bus technology. NVIDIA has both 32-bit and 64-bit software drivers in development that will leverage the power of the 64-bit AMD Opteron and Athlon processors upon their release in the market, and will introduce a new line of nForce-based core-logic chipsets for the AMD Opteron processor architecture later this year.
“As the leader in graphics and platform processing solutions, we are excited about new high performance 64-bit and 32-bit X86 architectures that excel in professional and consumer applications,” stated Dan Vivoli, vice president of marketing at NVIDIA. “By combining AMD’s forthcoming processors with NVDIA’s graphics, audio, networking and streaming technologies, NVIDIA can deliver the fastest, most feature-rich, multimedia and networking experiences for both the consumer and commercial desktop PC markets.”
“Pairing NVIDIA’s high-powered GPUs and the industry-leading nForce Platform Processors with the eighth-generation AMD processors can provide the bandwidth necessary to feed the power-hungry enterprise-class applications,” said Richard Heye, vice president platform engineering infrastructure at AMD. “Together, AMD and NVIDIA are changing the PC landscape, while providing both corporate customers and consumers with a high-performance and innovative PC platform.”"</i></ul>
Wie man sieht - alle sind bestens gewappnet bzw. haben ihre Lösung präsentiert. An Triebwerken wird es den neuen AMD Prozessoren jedenfalls nicht mangeln ...
<ul><i>COMPUTEX 2002 — TAIPEI, TAIWAN — JUNE 3, 2002 — NVIDIA® Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA) today announced that the Company’s core products—including the NVIDIA nForce™ Platform Processors and GeForce™ Graphics Processing Units (GPUs)—will take full advantage of the unique technologies integrated into AMD’s next-generation Opteron™ processor and eighth-generation Athlon architectures. The AMD Opteron processor architecture will deliver a world-class computing experience for commercial and consumer users with a host of new innovations including an integrated memory controller and HyperTransport™ data bus technology. NVIDIA has both 32-bit and 64-bit software drivers in development that will leverage the power of the 64-bit AMD Opteron and Athlon processors upon their release in the market, and will introduce a new line of nForce-based core-logic chipsets for the AMD Opteron processor architecture later this year.
“As the leader in graphics and platform processing solutions, we are excited about new high performance 64-bit and 32-bit X86 architectures that excel in professional and consumer applications,” stated Dan Vivoli, vice president of marketing at NVIDIA. “By combining AMD’s forthcoming processors with NVDIA’s graphics, audio, networking and streaming technologies, NVIDIA can deliver the fastest, most feature-rich, multimedia and networking experiences for both the consumer and commercial desktop PC markets.”
“Pairing NVIDIA’s high-powered GPUs and the industry-leading nForce Platform Processors with the eighth-generation AMD processors can provide the bandwidth necessary to feed the power-hungry enterprise-class applications,” said Richard Heye, vice president platform engineering infrastructure at AMD. “Together, AMD and NVIDIA are changing the PC landscape, while providing both corporate customers and consumers with a high-performance and innovative PC platform.”"</i></ul>
Wie man sieht - alle sind bestens gewappnet bzw. haben ihre Lösung präsentiert. An Triebwerken wird es den neuen AMD Prozessoren jedenfalls nicht mangeln ...
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