NVIDIA’s IGP Targets Mainstream Market

September 21st 2005 | nForce4

The launch of the C51 comes one day after we learned that ATI apparently has placed its Xpress 200 integrated graphics processor (IGP) with Intel and will cover at least one entry-level Intel-branded board.

Nvidia’s IGP will only be available for AMD-targeted boards, but is yet another sign that the world’s two largest manufacturers of discrete graphics chips are getting more serious about the mainstream market and claim a greater portion of that pie.

THG

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NVIDIA’s IGP Targets Mainstream Market
Published in: nForce4 on 2005-09-21