Quote Originally Posted by LordEC911 View Post
So-
1. Means they don't have enough supply. (can't launch)
2. Isn't logical...

So you are suggesting they cut short their new ASIC's lifetime by holding onto it?
The fact is they launched as soon as they could, relatively, to the consumer market.
Of course you can launch with not enough supply :-) ,they both did it many times.
2.Of course its logical, huge ass titan die is much harder to make, the ones they have can be sold as teslas at higher price, theres no imminent competition (thats one similarity with intel situation, which of course was meant to illustrate a simple point, that while you CAN its not always in your best interest,or jus some random board decision,and thats pretty the same).
However you just seem like all know it person, that just "knows bettah".
Anyhow folks, isnt this a hard derail from the topic ?Thats a discussion about TSMC yields of GK110 a year or so ago...

Any news on the R290 pricing yet ?