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09-01-2002, 08:43
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Con il seguente comunicato stampa, disponibile on line a <a href=http://www.nvidia.com/view.asp?IO=IO_20020107_9578>questo indirizzo</a>, nVidia ha ufficialmente annunciato il nuovo chipset nForce 415-D. Come giā segnalato in una news nella giornata di ieri, si tratta di niente altro che una versione modificata del chipset nForce 420, al quale č stato rimosso il sottosistema video integrato on board basato su chip GeForce 2 MX.
<blockquote><i>CES - LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - JANUARY 8, 2002 - NVIDIAŽ Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA) today introduced the nForce(TM) 415-D processor set, the latest addition to the Company's nForce Platform Processing product family. The nForce 415-D, the perfect complement to the new AMD Athlon(TM) XP 2000+ and other AMD processors, combines nForce's heralded Media and Communications Processor (MCP) with a new System Platform Processor (SPP) to deliver unparalleled memory, networking, audio, and PC performance. The nForce 415-D is also the performance vehicle for end-users who desire the highest system performance possible, along with the utmost in upgrade flexibility.
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"With the introduction of the nForce 415-D and the new SPP platform processor, NVIDIA is now the only company to offer a broad product family in both core logic and Graphics Processing Units (GPUs)," said Drew Henry, general manager of the Platform Processor Business at NVIDIA. "The pairing of the nForce 415-D with NVIDIA's latest discrete GPUs, such as the GeForce3(TM) Ti 500, results in the fastest, most feature-rich, cost-effective PC platform available today."</i></blockquote>
Con il seguente comunicato stampa, disponibile on line a <a href=http://www.nvidia.com/view.asp?IO=IO_20020107_9578>questo indirizzo</a>, nVidia ha ufficialmente annunciato il nuovo chipset nForce 415-D. Come giā segnalato in una news nella giornata di ieri, si tratta di niente altro che una versione modificata del chipset nForce 420, al quale č stato rimosso il sottosistema video integrato on board basato su chip GeForce 2 MX.
<blockquote><i>CES - LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - JANUARY 8, 2002 - NVIDIAŽ Corporation (Nasdaq: NVDA) today introduced the nForce(TM) 415-D processor set, the latest addition to the Company's nForce Platform Processing product family. The nForce 415-D, the perfect complement to the new AMD Athlon(TM) XP 2000+ and other AMD processors, combines nForce's heralded Media and Communications Processor (MCP) with a new System Platform Processor (SPP) to deliver unparalleled memory, networking, audio, and PC performance. The nForce 415-D is also the performance vehicle for end-users who desire the highest system performance possible, along with the utmost in upgrade flexibility.
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"With the introduction of the nForce 415-D and the new SPP platform processor, NVIDIA is now the only company to offer a broad product family in both core logic and Graphics Processing Units (GPUs)," said Drew Henry, general manager of the Platform Processor Business at NVIDIA. "The pairing of the nForce 415-D with NVIDIA's latest discrete GPUs, such as the GeForce3(TM) Ti 500, results in the fastest, most feature-rich, cost-effective PC platform available today."</i></blockquote>