PixelView champions MXM
MXM has no uptake? Tell that to PixelView, the Taiwanese company showing off no less than five MXM designs using brand new NVIDIA graphics processors.
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Above you'll see an NV41M-based 6200 TC, with a single 16M DRAM for scanout and small local framebuffer storage, on a Type 1 MXM module.
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Then there's a 6250 with 64MB of local framebuffer memory that can support up to 256MB of total video memory, using a Type 1 MXM module.
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Next up you have a NV43M-based 6600 using 128MB of local memory connected to the NV43's 128-bit memory bus.
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Got a Type2 MXM module to fill? Use their again NV43M-based Type2 version of the 6600, with 128MB of local memory.
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Finally you get the GeForce6 Go 6800, with a very high level of performance in the space that MXM will occupy. 256MB on a 256-bit wide bus, all on a Type3 module, is appealing. I wonder who the first ODM to design a chassis that'll take a pair of Type2 or Type3 modules will be. At any rate, PixelView let me know that they've been working with a few ODMs on MXM validation.
