NVIDIA’s Intel C60G/D Integrated Graphics Chipsets Revealed

May 27th 2005 | CPUs & Chipsets

Roadmap slides for Foxconn motherboards have revealed two integrated chipsets from NVIDIA for the Intel platform later this year. In addition to the upcoming C51 series for AMD (C51D, C51G), NVIDIA’s C60 Series for Intel (C61D, C61G) appear to be scheduled for Q4/05:

PC Perspective – While the GPU core that is going to placed into the chipsets is still unknown, we can hazard a guess. It is possible we’ll be looking at a GeForce FX card core, or possibly even a GeForce 6200 core, with TurboCache support and all. ATI is currently the only chipset company offering a decent integrated graphics solutions for either AMD’s or Intel’s market, so surely NVIDIA is feeling the heat in that area of the market.

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NVIDIA’s Intel C60G/D Integrated Graphics Chipsets Revealed
Published in: CPUs & Chipsets on 2005-05-27