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http://www.fudzilla.com/content/view/16767/1/
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=240655
Do they really depend on high end sales to survive?
Here's a post at XS from SkyMtl of Hardwarecanucks:
"It goes without saying that NVIDIA board partners would be in a spot of trouble but the North American one are pretty much safe for the time being. Basically, every partner that I have talked to saw this coming and was advised of possible delays well in advance. There isn't anything to worry about.
Companies like EVGA have been able to concentrate on motherboards, BFG now has their gaming systems along with to a lesser extent their PSU business and XFX is firmly on both sides of the tracks. Sure, companies like Sparkle, Galaxy and Zotac might be hurting but each have their own set of niche products that seem to be selling quite well. Zotac also has the benefit of being a division of TUL so that helps alot.
Sure, there are some other companies in the EU that might be in some serious trouble but at this point but I feel that the field of NVIDIA AIBs needs to be trimmed a bit anyways..."
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=240655
Do they really depend on high end sales to survive?
Here's a post at XS from SkyMtl of Hardwarecanucks:
"It goes without saying that NVIDIA board partners would be in a spot of trouble but the North American one are pretty much safe for the time being. Basically, every partner that I have talked to saw this coming and was advised of possible delays well in advance. There isn't anything to worry about.
Companies like EVGA have been able to concentrate on motherboards, BFG now has their gaming systems along with to a lesser extent their PSU business and XFX is firmly on both sides of the tracks. Sure, companies like Sparkle, Galaxy and Zotac might be hurting but each have their own set of niche products that seem to be selling quite well. Zotac also has the benefit of being a division of TUL so that helps alot.
Sure, there are some other companies in the EU that might be in some serious trouble but at this point but I feel that the field of NVIDIA AIBs needs to be trimmed a bit anyways..."
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