Intel chipset issues affect NVIDIA and AMD

According to the Fudzilla website, it seems that the first quarter of 2011 may not be a good start for notebook graphics vendors. Since Intel announced the large-scale chipset recall, notebook makers have almost suspended their orders. The move is not really good news for the NVIDIA and AMD graphics chipsets, although AMD had previously acknowledged that it would benefit from the Intel 6 Series chipset defects, but certainly not its graphics chip division.

Although some notebook makers may decide to continue selling their products and try to explain to users that these products are not affected, this is unlikely to be a successful attempt. Many users may not use the SATA 3.0 interface, but they may choose to stay away from these product lines because of the unpleasant feeling caused by this matter.

It is unclear what impact this recall will have on Other vendors, such as hard disk manufacturers and memory vendors, and even Microsoft, because the software they sell to notebook manufacturers each year is indeed a large number. We will go further to understand some of the detailed data, but so far we only know that NVIDIA and AMD's graphics department must have been affected.