NVIDIA's C60 IGP chipset delayed to Q4 2005 or later

Posted on Thursday, August 25 2005 @ 11:05 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
The Inquirer reports Intel may leave the low-end integrated graphics market, and this will leave some marketshare for grabs for firms as VIA, SiS and ATI. NVIDIA still hasn't got an integrated graphics solution for the Pentium 4 platform.

The first IGP chipset from NVIDIA will be the C60 and it will come in the fourth quarter of this year or later. It's the Intel version of NVIDIA's C51 IGP chipset for the AMD Athlon platform which will be released soon.
The C60 won't be there to hit the market and compete the others but will jump in very shortly, you can expect 6200 TC like graphic integrated core and there are strong indications that this chipset will be able to accelerate H.264.


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