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    A-Tech MXM Pricelist - "Original Source" mobile graphics cards

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by niffcreature, Aug 13, 2010.

  1. svl7

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    I totally disagree with you, niffcreature. The PCB design would be hardcore work (multi-layer PCBs) and the software and testing equipment involved in designing such a high-integrated circuit costs a fortune.

    And of course all the needed knowledge, you're really underestimating the complexity of such a task. Even if you have a Master at electrical engineering with specialization on chip and PCB design it would take forever... not to forget the software interface to make it compatible with the system BIOS, and the cost would be tremendous.

    You have access to the MXM 2.1 standard? That's great, but it wont help that much, really.
     
    svl7, May 25, 2011
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