I highly doubt that we'll see a massive decline of card sales because of the HD4K I thought Llano and Trinty were better anyway.
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-ivy-bridge-cpu-gpu-nvidia,15484.html
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Intel has most certainly created some tension between integrated graphics, good-enough-graphics and discrete graphics cards with the introduction of Ivy Bridge.
The view of the financial community has been generally very positive, which is reflected in Intel's stock price that is currently trading in the $28 neighborhood and is hitting 7-year highs. With the past 12 months, Intel's market cap has increased from about $110 billion to about $142 billion.
The view of the financial community has been generally very positive, which is reflected in Intel's stock price that is currently trading in the $28 neighborhood and is hitting 7-year highs. With the past 12 months, Intel's market cap has increased from about $110 billion to about $142 billion.
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-ivy-bridge-cpu-gpu-nvidia,15484.html
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