AMD-ATI
AMD processors have always provided better performance; especially related to memory. ATI has always been struggling to survive against Nvidia's continual superiority. If AMD and ATI were to team up, then both graphics and processing technologies could stand to benefit. Perhaps AMD could even begin creating system memory from the merging. The thought of an AMD processor applied to system memory, processing, and graphics is very attractive.
How could AMD stand to benefit from ATI's trade?
How could AMD stand to benefit from ATI's trade?
posted by Pupitmiser at 4:47 PM
7 Comments:
Yeah; the possibilites...hmmm. They'd prolly have more manufaturing shops, Integrate their memory technology, dominate Nvidia, and keep their name. After all, AMD would scarcely be the same without the name.
AHHH BLASPHEMY... ati is evil it can never join with AMD...just cause their names both begin with A don't mean they should join!!!!
on a serious note it culd bring massive improvements to teh market althoug hi would prefere to see nvidia working with amd
ATI is a small and poor company in the computer world. Nvidia ahs it's finger's in many pies. First and foremost in video card development and manufactering. Just to show you how poor ATI is, they don't have their own distribution centers. They must rely on third-party companies to get the job done. ATI, although losing the name, could only stand to benefit from being bought out.
Well it looks like it finally happened. AMD did buy ATI, but, strangely enough; they didn't go through any name changes. Infact ATI is still its own entity working on what it always has.
http://techreport.pricegrabber.com/search_techspecs_full.php/masterid=20779640
hehehe, looks as if soem1 4got 2 check their refresh r8 *cough* 85GHz! *cough*
anyway, Thats ko0l that AMD is buying out ATI, now ati won't suck ass so much :P
I think that AMD should change ATI to AMDG, much moer awesome naem. AMDGrafix :D
lol; where'd u find that? haha. That's almost as good as my pic from ZZF saying they were selling a 256 GB stick of RAM for 40 bux.
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