Palit would be very stupid to dump ATI and go Nvidia exclusive right now hopefully they understand that.
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ROFL I didn't even notice that.
Originally Posted by ENTERPRISE  That article is terribly typed up lol. WTH is a ''HART'' and whats ''Selling Selling'' Is that a new word for ''Superselling'' ? lol |
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Palit is quite popular in Europe
Originally Posted by Antho Strange news, given that Charlie just posted this: Source Although....if it's only China they want.... Still seems like a pointless move |
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Never really noticed them much TBH, recognize some of their brands, but none were ever on my wish lists...
Originally Posted by Bartmasta Palit is quite popular in Europe |
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I'd love to see some reasons for such a brash comment.
Originally Posted by Penicilyn Palit would be very stupid to dump ATI and go Nvidia exclusive right now hopefully they understand that. |
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Originally Posted by TripleC Fudzilla, are their news all real? or their news all unreal? or half half?????? |
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It's pretty simple really. ATI is gaining market share lately and who would you limit yourself to just selling Nvidias cards which don't have the entire market when you can sell both brands, have more of the market and only have to compete with Intel's products. I highly doubt cash-strapped Nvidia can give Palit enough of a financial perk to make going exclusive worthwhile.
Originally Posted by Kryten I'd love to see some reasons for such a brash comment. |
NV's revenue by geographic location.
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Probably 23m by now.
What's interesting to me is the US revenue decline.
I'm interested in seeing if the trend continues.
Originally Posted by DuckieHo Whoa..... Tawian alone accounts for $1.1B in sales!??!?!?! 22M people spent $1.1B in NVIDIA video cards!? That's $48.95 per capita!!!!!!!! |
What's interesting to me is the US revenue decline.
I'm interested in seeing if the trend continues.
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It's not that I question your assertion, but do you have any actual figures(jan09 to date?)? IIRC according to Mercury reports for the dec 07 - dec 08 period Nvidia's market share fell 1% from 64% to 63%.
I don't think nvidia is really losing any quantifiable market share per se(IE if global sales drop across the board they'll still maintain their %), ATM I think market share is moot since they're losing their arse(sell near, at or below cost) trying to avoid said market share loss(10-K).
09 may be very different. If China and Taiwan cut consumption(global downturn is affecting everyone) that could hurt really really bad (potentially)selling at a loss + low volume = not good. IMO ATI is in a better position since they seem to be generating a profit on the sale of their gfx cards even at their low price point, which is a testament to their current arch.
Originally Posted by Penicilyn It's pretty simple really. ATI is gaining market share lately and who would you limit yourself to just selling Nvidias cards which don't have the entire market when you can sell both brands, have more of the market and only have to compete with Intel's products. I highly doubt cash-strapped Nvidia can give Palit enough of a financial perk to make going exclusive worthwhile. |
I don't think nvidia is really losing any quantifiable market share per se(IE if global sales drop across the board they'll still maintain their %), ATM I think market share is moot since they're losing their arse(sell near, at or below cost) trying to avoid said market share loss(10-K).
09 may be very different. If China and Taiwan cut consumption(global downturn is affecting everyone) that could hurt really really bad (potentially)selling at a loss + low volume = not good. IMO ATI is in a better position since they seem to be generating a profit on the sale of their gfx cards even at their low price point, which is a testament to their current arch.
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Cash strapped? What makes you think that? Because share prices dropped late last year? Nvidia are bloody loaded, more so than ATI. If Palit own 50% of the Chinese market, that means 50% of the Chinese tech enthusiasts trust and own Palit products.
Just as XFX decided to supply ATI cards was a great idea. People already trusted XFX products and they held a considerable market share. A lot of ATI folk jumped on board the XFX ship due to the brilliant rep they have, Nvidia are banking on the same thing with Palit. It'll likely pay off, as well.
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Originally Posted by Penicilyn It's pretty simple really. ATI is gaining market share lately and who would you limit yourself to just selling Nvidias cards which don't have the entire market when you can sell both brands, have more of the market and only have to compete with Intel's products. I highly doubt cash-strapped Nvidia can give Palit enough of a financial perk to make going exclusive worthwhile. |
Just as XFX decided to supply ATI cards was a great idea. People already trusted XFX products and they held a considerable market share. A lot of ATI folk jumped on board the XFX ship due to the brilliant rep they have, Nvidia are banking on the same thing with Palit. It'll likely pay off, as well.
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Originally Posted by grunion NV's revenue by geographic location. What more needs to be said?
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NO! Let's make their corporate decisions for them here on the interwebs!
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IMO, Palit doesn't have much incentive to drop half its market, unless Nvidia really sweetens the deal for them. Board partners don't have a huge profit margin from the GPU's, so they'd have to cut Palit some kind of killer deal.. probably behind closed doors. It'll probably get leaked, and would likely anger other exclusive partners (cough, EVGA, cough), who might threaten to pull an XFX unless they get a break on pricing or something.
This could potentially bite Nvidia in the you know where if my voodoo crystal ball is right
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IMO, Palit doesn't have much incentive to drop half its market, unless Nvidia really sweetens the deal for them. Board partners don't have a huge profit margin from the GPU's, so they'd have to cut Palit some kind of killer deal.. probably behind closed doors. It'll probably get leaked, and would likely anger other exclusive partners (cough, EVGA, cough), who might threaten to pull an XFX unless they get a break on pricing or something.
This could potentially bite Nvidia in the you know where if my voodoo crystal ball is right
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