Will nvidia release a cpu?

[idieorudie]

Will nvidia ever try to release a cpu will a killer igpu(about 750ti) to shake the competition?

Tdp should be low as maxwell is power efficient

750ti tdp is 60 watt so its not too much

[RevoltTrain]

I doubt it, 

[Snickerzz]

I don't think nvidia would ever enter the CPU market. If they wanted their gpus to be integrated into CPUs they would probably try and partner with Intel

[givingtnt]

cough cough... tregra X1 ?

[idieorudie]

I doubt it,

Why? Nvidia likes money!

[zlolslavez]

With how far Intel, and even AMD, are in with their processors, I don't forsee creating CPU's be a viable option for them, and they should continue to focus on creating good GPUs.

[idieorudie]

cough cough... tregra X1 ?

Tegra x1 is not as powerful as a 750ti

[Airwolf1984]

Tegra is probably the closest they'll get.

[idieorudie]

I don't think nvidia would ever enter the CPU market. If they wanted their gpus to be integrated into CPUs they would probably try and partner with Intel

Umm partnership between them is a long shot!

[RevoltTrain]

Why? Nvidia likes money!

Because that's not what they are about. They are all about GPUs and other gaming peripherals. Not stuff that an average Joe would ever want

[givingtnt]

Tegra x1 is not as powerful as a 750ti

still a daing pretty powerfull chip tbh

[idieorudie]

With how far Intel, and even AMD, are in with their processors, I don't forsee creating CPU's be a viable option for them, and they should continue to focus on creating good GPUs.

Then will intel use Nvidia's architecture to surpass amd in the igpu side by paying some rights fee to nvidia?

Not a partnership just a payment and a signed deal

[idieorudie]

still a daing pretty powerfull chip tbh

So they could get pretty close to powerful discrete gpus in the next iteration?

[Snickerzz]

Umm partnership between them is a long shot!

Why? Just because Intel has their own iGPUs doesn't mean they wouldn't partner with Nvidia or another GPU manufacturer. If they partnered Nvidia's GPUs would get more market share and more people using their product. For Intel they could advertise their APUs as having great features such as PhysX and gaming grade iGPUs, something Intel HD graphics can't really say.

[zlolslavez]

Then will intel use Nvidia's architecture to surpass amd in the igpu side by paying some rights fee to nvidia?

Not a partnership just a payment and a signed deal

tbh that's pretty much a partnership,

they might team up to create some processors to beat some of AMD's APUs, but I mean its not the world vs AMD, they aren't a TERRIBLE company.

[idieorudie]

Because that's not what they are about. They are all about GPUs and other gaming peripherals. Not stuff that an average Joe would ever want

Not really! If they *could* manage to make a 980m type gpu on the cpu I don't think that even many enthusiasts would hold back on buying such a product!

[idieorudie]

Why? Just because Intel has their own iGPUs doesn't mean they wouldn't partner with Nvidia or another GPU manufacturer. If they partnered Nvidia's GPUs would get more market share and more people using their product. For Intel they could advertise their APUs as having great features such as PhysX and gaming grade iGPUs, something Intel HD graphics can't really say.

Yep got a point

[idieorudie]

tbh that's pretty much a partnership,

they might team up to create some processors to beat some of AMD's APUs, but I mean its not the world vs AMD, they aren't a TERRIBLE company.

Amd isn't a terrible company but some healthy competition is never bad

[givingtnt]

So they could get pretty close to powerful discrete gpus in the next iteration?

probably. I could see the X1 being used in laptops at one point (or future chips)

 

or a tablet convertible

[idieorudie]

probably. I could see the X1 being used in laptops at one point (or future chips)

or a tablet convertible

Yeah and with a badass battery life as that chip has such a low tdp