kambon
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I have just made a small comparison between Radeon 7000 and
GeForce 600 series graphics cards:
http://gpus.herokuapp.com
The factors taken into account:
die size, manifacturing process and
the market segment targeted by each gpu.
I do not know how good I distributed the different
chips to their respective segment. Correct me
if I am wrong.
Conclusions:
It is mix of gpus made in old 40 nm process
with the new one 28 nm. The lowest segment is occupied
by 40 nm parts and the rest of the segments mainly by 28 nm parts.
GeForce has smaller die size of its top chip, GK104, compared
with Radeon top chip, Tahit. That allowed NVidia to target
lower segments with the same chip. In this way NVidia
reduces the producting of a separate product line.
Questions:
I am just wondering if the integrated gpus takes more
market share, will we see just 1-2 new chips per
generation instead of 3-4 before?
What do you think?
GeForce 600 series graphics cards:
http://gpus.herokuapp.com
The factors taken into account:
die size, manifacturing process and
the market segment targeted by each gpu.
I do not know how good I distributed the different
chips to their respective segment. Correct me
if I am wrong.
Conclusions:
It is mix of gpus made in old 40 nm process
with the new one 28 nm. The lowest segment is occupied
by 40 nm parts and the rest of the segments mainly by 28 nm parts.
GeForce has smaller die size of its top chip, GK104, compared
with Radeon top chip, Tahit. That allowed NVidia to target
lower segments with the same chip. In this way NVidia
reduces the producting of a separate product line.
Questions:
I am just wondering if the integrated gpus takes more
market share, will we see just 1-2 new chips per
generation instead of 3-4 before?
What do you think?
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