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ATI?s MultiVPU solution, don?t get caught in the crossfire?
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We?ll have to give it to ATI for keeping our gaze fixed upon their new product for so long, whilst being fed all sorts of incomplete information about prospective performance and features. Now that the curtain has dropped on ATI?s multi graphics processor solution we can only wonder what they?ve been doing for the past six months. We?ll have to give it to ATI for keeping our gaze fixed upon their new product for so long, whilst being fed all sorts of incomplete information about prospective performance and features. Now that the curtain has dropped on ATI?s multi graphics processor solution we can only wonder what they?ve been doing for the past six months.
Posted by | Mon, May 30, 2005 - 04:30 PM
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