Fermi will have more than twice as many units available at launch than the hd5800 series did. http://www.brightsideofnews.com/News.aspx?id=1240&page=0
If true, which seems more than likely after reading, this will be a slap, punch, and kick to the nuts in Charlie's "10,000 units then EOL for Fermi" rhetoric. 50,000 and maybe more at launch. Some AIB's have 10,000 or more on order from Nvidia. The article also states that low yields with 512 core part are the reason Nvidia isn't launching that part right now and that Nvidia wants/plans FERMI to pass AMD on lifetime sales vs. 5800 by end of summer.
If this is all true then to me it sounds like Nvidia is pretty confident in performance and supply.
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If true, which seems more than likely after reading, this will be a slap, punch, and kick to the nuts in Charlie's "10,000 units then EOL for Fermi" rhetoric. 50,000 and maybe more at launch. Some AIB's have 10,000 or more on order from Nvidia. The article also states that low yields with 512 core part are the reason Nvidia isn't launching that part right now and that Nvidia wants/plans FERMI to pass AMD on lifetime sales vs. 5800 by end of summer.
If this is all true then to me it sounds like Nvidia is pretty confident in performance and supply.
This thread has gone way off topic, so I'm locking it.
Super Moderator BFG10K.
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