SIS replaces ATI in Intel chipset market

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12-19-2006

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SIS replaces ATI in Intel chipset market

INTEL is still making ATI-based motherboards but this will end by the time 2007 arrives.
Newegg still has D102GGC2 board in stock listed for just less than $70 a piece. It calls it Intel D102GGC2 Socket T (LGA 775) ATI Radeon Xpress 200 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard – OEM. The last time we mentioned the board, was here.

It is based on RC410 Northbridge and SB450 Southbridge and is the last ATI board for Intel, probably forever

See the discussion here:
http://www.overclock.net/news-overcl...et-market.html

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