Computex 2003 - Day 2: Motherboard and Video Coverage
by Evan Lieb on September 23, 2003 11:34 AM EST- Posted in
- IT Computing
As you know, AnandTech is at Computex this year and we are as excited as ever to be here. After a fairly uneventful Day 1 at Computex, Day 2 ended up being much more interesting, though many more eventful launches and benchmarks will be coming later this week for all to see.
This year, a lot of different things are coming to fruition after much speculation. Unless something changes at the last minute, ASUS will be announcing the worldwide launch of ATI-based video cards. Add to that the mixed feelings on nForce3 and the fact that MSI, NVIDIA’s largest OEM and retail channel graphics manufacturer, is considering a move similar to ASUS, and things look bad for NVIDIA. We’ll have more detailed information about these situations and products shortly.
Athlon 64 is shaping up to be a killer gaming processor; even the mainstream (single channel) versions of Athlon 64 are turning out to be remarkably powerful.
Anyway, without further ado, we bring you Day 2 at Computex…
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Evan Lieb - Thursday, September 25, 2003 - link
We just posted Day 3, and I'll probably be posting Day 4 within the next few hours.Take care,
Evan Reply
Anonymous User - Wednesday, September 24, 2003 - link
where's computex day 3? thanks for the coverage so far by the way. ReplyAnonymous User - Wednesday, September 24, 2003 - link
Gygabye's website doesn't show any GV-R96PT28DU card in it's model lineup yet.That is the number shown below the card on the photo
We'll have to wait. Reply
Anonymous User - Wednesday, September 24, 2003 - link
#1, not sure what you're saying. ReplyAnonymous User - Tuesday, September 23, 2003 - link
Where can i get that sweet overclocked gigabyte card! I searched the junk outah it and still can't find it and help is much appreciated. ReplyAgaBooga - Tuesday, September 23, 2003 - link
Mmmm.... SFF! Tasty! ReplyAnonymous User - Tuesday, September 23, 2003 - link
Um, Asus and MSI switching to ATI, has the world gone topsy turvy?nVidia now has an official reason to panic.
That's only their two top tier manufacturers. Reply
Anonymous User - Tuesday, September 23, 2003 - link
Again, missing posts from Anand Lal Shimpi. Reply