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    ATI working on PCI Express to AGP bridge chip

    Posted on Monday, October 04 2004 @ 22:41:03 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Back in June we reported that ATI was taking the bridging direction with its graphics, and now we have some further proof.

    ATI hit Nvidia very hard for its AGP to PCIe bridge cards but now has decided to button its lip about it. It learned that Nvidia made things right as it is already shipping its bridge chip-based cards and passing SIG tests. With this bridge chip you can make PCIe and AGP cards from similar silicon.

    More info at The Inquirer


     
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