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Well, they got a mention on AnandTech
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Interesting! OTOH, the graphic power of the Arc is probably sufficient for their use case.
Would be fun to see Intel at one point release a chipset that is on par with nVidia or AMD and use Matrox as card manufacturer... A bit like back in the Mystique days when Matrox suddenly was quite competitive. I doubt it will happen, but it would be fun to mix things up a bit in the graphics market.
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2 bigger active cooled Matrox Luma cards are discontinued, passive only by special order in B&H and Intel will launch Battlemage GPU this year. Rumors are it won't be a big jump in cores and might target 4070 performance but will have significant improvement per core and per Watt.
nVidia Blackwell 5000 series is rumored to not be a big jump over current generation.
So you might get Battlemage Matrox card this year or they have existed video card market, which I don't think is the case with all their video wall clients.
You can find some interesting interviews with Lorne Trottier on Youtube and other sites.Last edited by UtwigMU; 19 August 2024, 08:59.Comment
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