NVIDIA Kepler Ships to Notebook Manufacturers

Although there is little information known to the outside world, NVIDIA's next-generation Kepler products are indeed in full swing. According to the latest news, the first Kepler-based GPU chips have begun shipping to notebook manufacturers, and large-scale shipments are expected to start in mid-February.

But who does not know what the chips are like, for example, what is the core? How is the specification? What's your name?

In the notebook, some high-end models of the GeForce 600M series will adopt the Kepler architecture, and the low-end and entry-level models will be the old core “vest”. This is exactly the same as the AMD Radeon HD 7000M series: the 7700M series and This is the new architecture of GCN. The 7600M series and below are the old product names.

Kepler's GeForce 600M series notebooks will be born in April and will be launched in parallel with the Intel Ivy Bridge processor platform. They will continue to take advantage of the east wind and use the Optimus dual-card switching technology as the biggest selling point.

Once again, coincidentally, the South Island core Radeon HD 7000M series is also scheduled for the second quarter. It is also likely to debut in April-May. It should respond with more flexible dual-graphics hybrid crossfire technology.

Before there was news that Dell's Alienware will be released in the second quarter of the game M14x, M17x, M18x upgrade: M14x R2, M17x R2, M18x R2, all use Ivy Bridge processor, which last 18.4 inch flagship machine Type in the graphics card can choose NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660M, GeForce GTX 675M or AMD Radeon HD 7970M, is clearly the product of the new architecture. The other two graphics cards are not yet known, but only know that they will use a 1/2GB graphics card.

Interestingly, NVIDIA also intends to bring Kepler into the Ultrabook Ultrabook, which is limited by its size and heat dissipation. The high-end models should not be thought of, and the greater possibility is the entry-level model of the future.