NVIDIA 2006 core logic roadmap reveals three MCP61 AM2 IGP chipsets

April 18th 2006 | CPUs & Chipsets

The latest NVIDIA roadmaps show what we had all expected — a single package unified MCP and GPU: the MCP61. MCP61 is the codename for NVIDIA’s upcoming AM2 IGP chipset. The chip is different than NVIDIA’s last IGP attempts, nForce 430 and nForce 410, because it uses a single chip design rather than an MCP and a dedicated GeForce ASIC.

MCP61 will show up in three flavors. MCP61P will be a direct replacement for the GeForce 6150 combination, or the "high end." NVIDIA’s middle and low range chipsets — MCP61S and MCP61V, respectively — will contain many of the same features as MCP61P, but with fewer options.

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NVIDIA 2006 core logic roadmap reveals three MCP61 AM2 IGP chipsets
Published in: CPUs & Chipsets on 2006-04-18