Foxconn Roadmaps Leak Upcoming Chipset Info

daRk_heLmet · May 25, 2005, 09:19 PM

Intel
First up is the Intel roadmap; we can see that the NVIDIA chipsets are in red, the Intel chipsets in blue and the SiS chipsets are in green. NVIDIA's nForce4 SLI is shown here as the Q2 2005 product and if you look to Q4 of 2005, you'll see another product called C60G and C60D. These are very likely the upcoming integrated graphics chipset products we have heard rumors about in the past. Other than that piece of info, there isn't much very exciting on the Intel front from this roadmap.

AMD
The AMD roadmap follows a similar pattern: NVIDIA is red and SiS is green. If you look as early as Q2 of this year, you'll notice a chipset called C51G/D that is only aimed at the S754 platform. We obviously haven't seen such a product, but we can assume that it is also an integrated graphics chipset. It isn't until we hit Q4 2005 that the C51 appears to be offered up to the S939 users.
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May 25, 2005, 09:19 PM	#1
daRk_heLmet Keep firing, assholes! Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Death Star Posts: 1,072 Rep Power: 0	Foxconn Roadmaps Leak Upcoming Chipset Info Intel First up is the Intel roadmap; we can see that the NVIDIA chipsets are in red, the Intel chipsets in blue and the SiS chipsets are in green. NVIDIA's nForce4 SLI is shown here as the Q2 2005 product and if you look to Q4 of 2005, you'll see another product called C60G and C60D. These are very likely the upcoming integrated graphics chipset products we have heard rumors about in the past. Other than that piece of info, there isn't much very exciting on the Intel front from this roadmap. AMD The AMD roadmap follows a similar pattern: NVIDIA is red and SiS is green. If you look as early as Q2 of this year, you'll notice a chipset called C51G/D that is only aimed at the S754 platform. We obviously haven't seen such a product, but we can assume that it is also an integrated graphics chipset. It isn't until we hit Q4 2005 that the C51 appears to be offered up to the S939 users. _____________________ Read More/Source: PC Perspective __________________ [color=white]My Blog[/color]