First Sign of NVIDIA 7600 Spotted

November 3rd 2005 | Graphics Cards

Strange things afoot in retail circles. The nVidia 6800 in its PCIe variety has all but disappeared. This leaves nVidia with a huge gap in its mid range wide open for the new 7600.

nVidia can’t leave that gap open for long. The fact that it is there at all is a major surprise. It must mean that the 7600 or whatever was meant to fill that gap has been delayed because the channel just doesn’t clear like that by itself. There are obviously no 6800s going in. nVidia hadn’t managed to comment by the time of going to press but you can expect something to happen soon.

the Inquirer

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First Sign of NVIDIA 7600 Spotted
Published in: Graphics Cards on 2005-11-03