Companies to Demonstrate World's First GPU + NPU Solution for Online Gamers
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REDWOOD CITY, CA--(Marketwire - May 27, 2010) - Bigfoot Networks, the networking technology company behind the Killer™ line of gaming networks cards, and TUL Corporation, a leading manufacturer of ATI graphics cards under the PowerColor® brand, will be unveiling a Gaming Combo Card at Computex that combines "best of breed" PC graphics and networking for online gaming. The working prototype is the result of cooperative design efforts on behalf of both companies announced in Taiwan earlier this year.
The Gaming Combo Card is the world's first single card, PCI Express solution combining Bigfoot Networks' Killer™ 2100 Gaming Network Card technology and ATI Radeon™ HD 5000 graphics family technology. The Gaming Combo Card taps into massive parallel processing power on the GPU to deliver unrivalled visual quality and gaming performance supporting Microsoft® DirectX® 11 technology. Using Killer™ Game Networking DNA™ technology, the card also classifies network traffic and separates game data for priority treatment, while reducing freezing, stuttering and other symptoms of lag. The Gaming Combo Card is a one card, one slot solution that is plug-and-play ready to give consumers a competitive online gaming edge.
To see this Gaming Combo Card in action and to speak with Bigfoot Networks executives during Computex in Taipei, Taiwan, please email [email protected].
When: June 1 - 5, 2010
Where: Grand Hyatt
Bigfoot Networks Briefing Suite
Taipei, Taiwan
Spokesperson: Harry Dickinson, Vice President of Sales, Bigfoot Networks
Media Inquiries: Thomas Chou (Taiwan), Access PR, [email protected]
Melanie Lombardi (USA), LEWIS PR, [email protected]
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