Asus leaves NVidia graphics chipsets and joins ATI while Gigabyte ditches ATI

[poopeyhed2]

Looks like the same number of companies per graphics chip companies, NVidia and ATI are the same. Recently, after the CeBit show, ASUS said they'd stop manufacturing NVidia cards and would jump on ATI's Radeon bandwagon. Gigabyte, about a week ago, decided to leave ATI and join NVidia.

Source: Giga-byte.com

Some of Gigabyte's offerings include Enthusiasts as well as mainstream cards. On the roadmap, it does not discuss anything about the 5900 Ultra or the 5950 Ultra.

[cysus]

does anyone know if asus has gone to ati exclusively or if they've gone dual?

[cysus]

I should read the whole post before I reply



NO!!!!! asus is ati NO!!!!!

[XxCowOfChaosxX]

"Does ATi now have reasons to rejoice, anticipating Asus departure from supplying NVIDIA cards? No, Sir! Asus wants to open up and offer the customers both solutions. This is not a transition from ATi to NVIDIA. "
http://www.tomshardware.com/graphic/...n_9800-07.html

[cysus]

Hay i've already read that and thanks for the link to remind me sorry i am so gullable

[R_1_Oh_Seven]

No wonder I have problems with my gigabyte ga-7vax and my 9800 pro all in wonder, it runs the 9800 xt perfectly but the all in wonder is a different story.

The screen literally turns plaid...