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NVIDIA Files Countersuit Against Intel

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What AMD thinks is not the issue here. The issue is what constitutes a "traditional chipset" not a traditional Intel chipset. Intel do not own the definition.
They do. Intel 80286 (1982) was the first processor to feature a "chipset" (North and South Bridge). That didn't change until 2003 with the AMD Athlon64 FX-51. It didn't change for Intel until 2008 with the Intel Core i7 965. The "chipset" designed for the 80286 reigned supreme for over two decades. I think that could/should be considered "traditional."
 
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They do. Intel 80286 (1982) was the first processor to feature a "chipset" (North and South Bridge). That didn't change until 2003 with the AMD Athlon64 FX-51. It didn't change for Intel until 2008 with the Intel Core i7 965. The "chipset" designed for the 80286 reigned supreme for over two decades. I think that could/should be considered "traditional."

Does this also mean that it must only work with 16-bit cpus? :laugh:
 

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The 80286 through Core i7 can still handle 16-bit code. That's more of a CPU architecture trait than a chipset trait.
 
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so intel are going after nvidia as well as amd , what is it nowdays with all the claims and counter claims nowdays ?

This shouldn't come as a surprise...Larrabee and all...
 
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