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To: wbmw who wrote (237558)	7/30/2007 2:09:46 AM
From: Petz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

wbmw, HD2400 PRO is absolutely the best GPU card you can buy for an HTPC -- it's fanless and decodes HD perfectly with low CPU load. Petz

To: wbmw who wrote (237558)	8/7/2007 10:52:12 AM
From: TimF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

On the other hand, I'll remind you again that my question is whether these parts are strong enough to make these divisions profitable. On the other hand, I'll remind you again that my question is whether these parts are strong enough to make these divisions profitable. You asked that question, but the issue under discussion in the conversation you where responding to was was if they will provide additional revenue. The question probably should have been if they will provide additional revenue beyond the additional costs. As bnsbhat said (in two different posts) "Add to that the increase in revenue from ATI products and "Any additional sale in this segment will be positive.", not "any additional sales will make ATI profitable". I think its reasonable to figure the answer to both questions is yes. Even if ATI loses money, if it loses less money than things are better for AMD than they used to be, and AMD's loss narrows. ATI doesn't have to be profitable to for AMD to be profitable, or more reasonably in the time frame being discussed for AMD to have smaller losses.