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ATI close to bridging PCI-E to AGP
" One area that ATI are receiving a fair element of criticism over is their current support for the AGP market. Whilst ATIā??s transition to native PCI Express parts has seen their OEM business do fairly well, since the technologies introduction ATI havenā??t yet released any further AGP graphics configurations; in fact this year they have produced seven desktop ASICā??s and only one of which, R420, has been available for AGP. During the conference call ATIā??s CEO noted that they still prefer native solutions in both PCI Express and AGP (potentially leaving the door open for more AGP ASICā??s) but acknowledged that they will have a bridge to enable a PCI Express chip to operate in an AGP platform within ā??the next couple of monthsā?. ATI have long since stated that such a bridge would be produced, however they have been fairly coy over its eventual introduction timeframe. "
Posted by | Thu, Dec 23, 2004 - 11:31 PM
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