XFX Confirms to Completely Discontinue N Cards

It was time to say goodbye. XFX XFX Europe has confirmed to the media that from now on they will only cooperate with AMD on GPU graphics chips. In October and November of this year, XFX will launch a series of graphics cards that use AMD's next-generation core to compete with NVIDIA's Fermi product line. As for the N card product line, it will be completely terminated by XFX.

XFX XFX has been NVIDIA's global highest-level graphics partner for many years, and is the only product launch partner, solution provider (Certified Vendor), certified vendor in Asia except Taiwan. Authorized Distributor. In Europe and the United States and many other markets, XFX has been the preferred brand of NVIDIA graphics cards for a long time, even considered as the public version of each generation of N cards.

Things have changed since the end of 2008. XFX announced that it has reached a partnership with AMD and started to launch Radeon HD 4000 series graphics cards. In overseas markets, both N and A cards are sold under the XFX brand. In the domestic market, XFX initially promoted the A-card with the new brand King Ti. In September this year, it announced that it has officially entered the A-card market with the XFX XFX main brand.

The countermeasures that NVIDIA has made must be heard. Starting with the Fermi GeForce 4000 series, XFX is no longer the starting partner for NVIDIA graphics products. Even for a long time, XFX didn't get any GeForce 400 series GPUs at all and there was no way to release new cards.

The last moment finally arrived, although XFX is still on the list of AICs published by NVIDIA's official website. However, it was alleged that on Friday, NVIDIA had removed XFX from its core partner list. XFX is not to be outdone. It is clear that it will not sell NVIDIA core graphics products in the future. Currently, Cy Brown, vice president of marketing for XFX Europe, has confirmed this decision, and the official confirmation of both parties worldwide should not be delayed for too long.