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Default Re: Any news on upcoming 8600 series? - 03-22-2007 , 02:35 AM






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Does anyone have updated information about the 8600 series? According to
the leaked info, this March is supposed to be the month
it hits the shelves, and you'd think that the card manufacturers
would want their products to be known at least within the month.
Notwithstanding March is only 2/3 over, Nvidia may be delaying release of
new models because of ATI's extreme difficulty in releasing the R600.





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Default Re: Any news on upcoming 8600 series? - 03-22-2007 , 03:05 AM






Yes, well the R600 isn't released yet, right? Nvidia would be at a great
advantage if they started selling good cards at a low price point.

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Does anyone have updated information about the 8600 series? According to
the leaked info, this March is supposed to be the month
it hits the shelves, and you'd think that the card manufacturers
would want their products to be known at least within the month.

Notwithstanding March is only 2/3 over, Nvidia may be delaying release of
new models because of ATI's extreme difficulty in releasing the R600.





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Default Re: Any news on upcoming 8600 series? - 03-22-2007 , 03:17 AM



"Simon Berube" <sbberube (AT) cfl (DOT) rr.com> wrote

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Does anyone have updated information about the 8600 series?
According to the leaked info, this March is supposed to be the month
it hits the shelves, and you'd think that the card manufacturers
would want their products to be known at least within the month.

Notwithstanding March is only 2/3 over, Nvidia may be delaying
release of new models because of ATI's extreme difficulty in
releasing the R600.

Yes, well the R600 isn't released yet, right? Nvidia would be at a
great advantage if they started selling good cards at a low price
point.
They've already sold 500,000 8 series cards as it is. Why would they rush
anything while ATI is busy shooting itself in the foot?




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Default Re: Any news on upcoming 8600 series? - 03-22-2007 , 05:54 AM



On Thu, 22 Mar 2007 03:05:48 -0400, "Simon Berube"
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Yes, well the R600 isn't released yet, right? Nvidia would be at a great
advantage if they started selling good cards at a low price point.
They'd also be devaluing all their older chips and products
made from them. Combine that loss with the ungreat
advantage of selling at a low price point when you don't
have to (another loss) and nVidia is not at an advantage
necessarily, but perhaps you mean someone buying an nVidia
card would be at more of an advantage?


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Default Re: Any news on upcoming 8600 series? - 03-22-2007 , 06:14 AM



Well, I see both of your points and have a better understanding now for why
they'd be be releasing things a little slower over time. Thanks for your
comments.

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On Thu, 22 Mar 2007 03:05:48 -0400, "Simon Berube"
sbberube (AT) cfl (DOT) rr.com> wrote:

Yes, well the R600 isn't released yet, right? Nvidia would be at a great
advantage if they started selling good cards at a low price point.

They'd also be devaluing all their older chips and products
made from them. Combine that loss with the ungreat
advantage of selling at a low price point when you don't
have to (another loss) and nVidia is not at an advantage
necessarily, but perhaps you mean someone buying an nVidia
card would be at more of an advantage?


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