It seemed way to fast, but considering the all out war that has been raging between ATI and NVIDIA, it was to be expected. The last batch of G70s have been shipped and NVIDIA is letting the channel dry out of 7800GTX and 7800GTs, preparing for the launch of the 7900GT and GTX.
http://www.techpowerup.com/?9139
Well, considering the market, it makes a lot of sense.
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why does it seem way to fast for you?
the G70 has been on the market for a good time (longer then the R520 and they stopped making those end januari orso).
but if they already stopped making em i guess that means that they arent seeing any problems with availability of the G71.
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110nm was old hat by now anyway.
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about damn time.. now all high end cards are going to be 90nm process or smaller
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