Introducing a new, more sophisticated architecture intended to spiff up and speed up high-end PC gaming, Nvidia rolled out its latest graphics processing unit and a new media communications processor for Intel multi-core processors this week. Nividia said its GeForce 8800 GPU and nForce 680i SLI MCP would bring high-resolution and high-definition graphics to both PC gaming builders and users. The move comes as Nvidia and Intel get closer following Advanced Micro Devices’ acquisition of graphics chip player ATI.
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Nvidia Rolls Out New Graphics, Gaming Tech
Posted by: Jay Lyman November 9, 2006 01:32 PMIntroducing a new, more sophisticated architecture intended to spiff up and speed up high-end PC gaming, Nvidia rolled out its latest graphics processing unit and a new media communications processor for Intel multi-core processors this week. Nividia said its GeForce 8800 GPU and nForce 680i SLI MCP would bring high-resolution and high-definition graphics to both PC gaming builders and users. The move comes as Nvidia and Intel get closer following Advanced Micro Devices’ acquisition of graphics chip player ATI.