Yes, they were quick to release nV35.
But, understand that TSMC had through its incompetence with 0.13 and Low K delayed the release of nV30 by at least a year, probably closer to a year and a half. This means nV35 was already 90% finished at nV30's launch. Personally I will never understand why nV30 was canned altogether much earlier and nV35 accelerated (though I suspect TSMC needed the time to get FSG up and running).
Imagine if nV30 had released instead of the GF4 (there is an interview out on the 'net where Kirk says nVidia were not sure if they would even need GF4 or not at first).
			
			But, understand that TSMC had through its incompetence with 0.13 and Low K delayed the release of nV30 by at least a year, probably closer to a year and a half. This means nV35 was already 90% finished at nV30's launch. Personally I will never understand why nV30 was canned altogether much earlier and nV35 accelerated (though I suspect TSMC needed the time to get FSG up and running).
Imagine if nV30 had released instead of the GF4 (there is an interview out on the 'net where Kirk says nVidia were not sure if they would even need GF4 or not at first).
 
				
		 
			 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		
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