While Nivida\u2019s focus as the Consumer Electronics Show earlier this month was on Tegra mobile processors, one company spokesman had enough time for a quick jab at rival graphics card manufacturer AMD.<\/p>\n
“Honestly, we expected more from our competitor’s new architecture,” said the spokesperson talking to Nordic Hardware\u2019s Anton Karmehed.<\/p>\n
Nvidia are obviously confident that their own high-end cards will overpower the AMD HD7970, and confirmed that the next generation Kepler cards are on track to meet the original launch date of late Q1\/early Q2.<\/p>\n
Even if it regains the performance crown however, Nvidia will have given AMD a head start of almost a full quarter, so performance might not be enough to secure Nvidia the majority of next generation market share.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, AMD is busy contemplating a witty response, which they\u2019ll get to after they\u2019ve found out where all of Bulldozer\u2019s Windows 7 performance has gone.<\/p>\n
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