Lack of Intel-chipsets increase graphic card sales

Intel has had a rather unimaginably large impact on the graphic card-market with its integrated graphic circuits in its chipsets. However Intel has had a hard time getting enough integrated circuits out and this has according to nVidia increased its sales in the low end-segment. The increasing demand is expected to result in a increased sale of 1 million graphic cards each month of 2005. A good sign is also that the mainboardmanufacturers are displeased with the performance of the integrated circuits, which is hardly a surprise.

Source: DigiTimes