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Author Archives: Charlie Demerjian

Charlie Demerjian
Nov 15, 2010

Nvidia EOLs GTX480

6 months, zero profit

NVIDIA IS EOLING the GTX480, but not really, in a similar fashion to the GTX285 last year. This time, it makes sense though, the replacement is already out.
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Charlie Demerjian
Nov 12, 2010
1

Intel said to settle with Nvidia

Chipset lawsuit might not see a courtroom

THERE HAVE BEEN lots of rumblings lately about a settlement between Nvidia and Intel over the chipset lawsuit. SemiAccurate has now heard from multiple sources that a settlement has indeed been reached.
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Charlie Demerjian
Nov 12, 2010

SemiAccurate interviews the founder of AMD’s TFE conference

Dr. Gamal Refai-Ahmed tells all

A LOT OF people don’t understand what AMD is trying to accomplish with it’s Technical Forum and Exposition (TFE). Rather than go into a long rant, we decided to interview TFE’s founder, Dr. Gamal Refai-Ahmed.
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Charlie Demerjian
Nov 9, 2010

AMD confirms 6900 line

Cayman and Antilles

AMD CONFIRMED WHAT we all knew, Cayman and Antilles are going to be the 6900 series. While not in the slides, they confirmed which is which in their talks.
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Charlie Demerjian
Nov 9, 2010

AMD talks new mobile parts

Six more code names to out

AMD IS AT it again, this time with mobile GPU code names. Welcome the ‘Vancouver’ series of mobile GPUs, basically a mobile version of the 6800 line.
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Charlie Demerjian
Nov 9, 2010
1

AMD shows off Bulldozer and Cayman

Plus a lot of code names

AMD IS THROWING out the code names like you knew they would at the 2010 Analyst Day. Couple that with a bunch of demos, and you have something interesting.
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Charlie Demerjian
Nov 6, 2010

AMD to demo Bulldozer next week

And they pulled it in a bit

THERE HAVE BEEN rumblings of AMD’s Bulldozer core being pulled in, and some very wild dates are floating. It is true that they are pulling it in, but not nearly as much as some speculate.
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Charlie Demerjian
Nov 3, 2010

AMD quietly drops prices on PhenomX6s

Big reduction, little racket

IT LOOKS LIKE AMD just did a stealth price drop on the PhenomX6 1090T chip. Most etailers have whacked their price from the high $200s to the mid-$200s.
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Charlie Demerjian
Nov 3, 2010

Asus outs the GTX580 specs

Yawn, desperation is tiring

LOOKS LIKE ASUS has jumped the gun on the GTX580 launch, putting it on their web site now. It confirms a lot of the specs, basically that the card is a warmed over GF100.
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Charlie Demerjian
Nov 3, 2010

Powercolor oveclocks the 6850

Welcome our new HD6850 PCS+ overlords

POWERCOLOR IS DAYS away from launching a custom HD6850 chip, overclocked to over 800MHz. The company also just took a foray into the enthusiast power supply market too. Joy.
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Charlie Demerjian
Nov 3, 2010

Albatron gets into high end memory

16GB DDR3/1333 sticks anyone?

ALBATRON HAS BEEN offering more specialty products, and the latest was more than enough to make us sit up and notice, 16GB DIMMs. The company has several memory products to back that up as well.
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Charlie Demerjian
Nov 1, 2010

Cayman chips turn up in the wild

AMD 69xx cards right around the corner

IT’S THAT TIME of year again, yes, November, time for new high end GPUs to bloom. Luckily, ATI, sorry, AMD, is right on schedule. Cayman samples are now at AIBs.
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Charlie Demerjian
Oct 30, 2010
4

Nvidia to paper launch GTX580 in a week

No chips, no hope, just spin

THE DESPERATION AT Nvidia has reached silly proportions, with the paper launch of the GTX580 pulled in from ‘Cayman Day’ to ‘Investor Conference Call Day’, both holidays in November. I wonder how many reviewers will overlook the fact that there won’t be cards this year?
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Charlie Demerjian
Oct 24, 2010
1

AMD breaks it’s own naming scheme with the 6870

Good chip, bad naming

AMD TOOK THE worst possible route in naming their new 68×0 cards, and the explanations for it only make things worse. No, scratch that, it isn’t the worst possible route, but it does destroy a long standing and well thought out convention.
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Charlie Demerjian
Oct 21, 2010

AMD’s 6800 brings lots of goodies to the table

A clean kill for performance and price

TODAY, AMD IS launching two new cards from it’s Northern Islands family of GPUs, the HD6850 and HD6870. These cards, based on the ‘Barts’ chip are both mid-range players that will redefine mainstream performance and devastate Nvidia’s margins.
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