Onboard VGA & VGA to destroyed in the Year 2012?

Jon Peddie Research, the market researcher company graphics and multimedia announce their latest research. According to him, the market for graphics chipset Featured terintregrasi will end in 2012 because at that time processor with integrated graphics will be available already.

In the year 2008, 67% is sold VGA VGA integrated in the chipset (onboard). In 2011, percentage is estimated to go down to number 20%. Later in the year 2013, according to JPR, percentage will not reach 1%.

For the period between 2010 until 2012, will be available for selection graphical user. First is the traditional dicrete VGA ditancapkan on the motherboard. Second, is the integrated graphics in the chipset. The other is a VGA integrated in the processor. One of the device at the top that will be used on the compute
Can not be avoided, the market will be shifted because producers onboard VGA, such as AMD, Intel, Nvidia, SiS, and VIA Technologies will need to explore new opportunities when the chipset is no longer used. They need to find ways to develop new products that exploit specific strengths of each company.

"We can see the field that made the Nvidia CUDA development tools to strengthen them, and on the mobile, the company also set up on the Tegra platform made ARM processor and Nvidia graphics," quotation VIVAnews of MarketWatch, 5 March 2009. AMD to compete directly with Intel platform with the Fusion that they put in the VGA processor. They also release a graphics workstation-based technology for ATI. VIA S3 Graphics with own are faced with Intel in the market price will be as sensitive netbook.

Present the first integrated graphics on the LEGOS, issued chip Sun Microsystems SPARC processor for them. As for the PC, the first integrated graphics introduced by Silicon Integrated Systems (SiS) for Intel processors in 1997.

Integrated graphics processor in the first will be present in the Intel processor Westmare the plan circulating in the fourth quarter of this year. AMD will introduce the Fusion processor in their second quarter 2011. Both companies will use the 32 nanometer manufacturing process to create the chip.

However, Jon Peddie Research said that AMD and Intel solutions above will not affect markets discrete and integrated graphics. In fact, with the hybrid configuration, embedded graphics will increase sales discrete graphics.