In perspective, Fermi will be released as a performance chip card, a high-end single chip card, and a dual-GPU card that might launch a few weeks later.
When it comes to entry level and mainstream segments, we will most likely have to wait until around March, if not even later. Despite the huge flexibility of Nvidia's Fermi GF100 architecture, it still takes time to derive slower performing chips from the original design.
NVIDIA planning mainstream version of Fermi for March 2010
Posted on Wednesday, October 14 2009 @ 16:25 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck