NVIDIA Announces Intel nForce Chipsets Coming

November 22nd 2004 | nForce4 Intel

NVIDIA has just made a surprise announcement about their cross license agreement with Intel to make chipsets. This means that the bragging rights AMD users have had about having the superior nForce chipsets is about to end, and it will also bring NVIDIA’s superior Linux support to Intel users. We have a statement and press release from NVIDIA about planned shipment dates, and expected products NVIDIA will be aiming their chipsets at. With the nForce 4 NVIDIA is aiming for desktops, laptops, workstations, and servers.

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NVIDIA Announces Intel nForce Chipsets Coming
Published in: nForce4 Intel on 2004-11-22