With the PS4 running x86 it's probably only a matter of time before it's hacked and people install Windows or Linux on the thing to run PC games.
Just like they did with the Xbox 360, right? Oh, wait...
Definitely. It's also pretty funny the response from the usual suspects, ignore the original subject and make it all about how poorly AMD is doing.Sounds like Sour grapes to me.:thumbsdown:
How could Nvidia turn down a GPU contract they couldn't supply in the first place? No x86 tech means no way Nvidia could have presented a challenger to AMD's bid anyway.
Nvidia is talking **** basically.
Definitely. It's also pretty funny the response from the usual suspects, ignore the original subject and make it all about how poorly AMD is doing.
Has nothing to do with Nvidia supposedly turning down Sony.you think AMD is making uber profits here? Hardly...
Nvidia doesn't "care" aka they don't have a GPU in the PS4 because they can't supply one. Nvidia's company motto has always been "graphics in everything" there is no way they would turn down this opportunity, even if it meant just breaking even. Doing so would have meant shutting AMD out and benefiting from the PR of being in all the consoles, not to mention the synergy that crosses over into desktop GPUs.Nvidia doesn't care because they don't have to care.
Yep. Looks better than saying, well we bid and lost to our competitor, or worse we don't have the tech to even enter into the race.If you tried and lost, isn't it better to say you never wanted to win?
If Nvidia didn't care they would have shut up about it.....Nvidia doesn't care because they don't have to care.
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Sounds like Sour grapes to me.:thumbsdown:
you think AMD is making uber profits here? Hardly...
Nvidia doesn't care because they don't have to care.
How about you ask developers what they think instead of making dribble up. So far i have only seen glowing comments, you have to remember console devs are comming from a very poor RISC chip that has lots of nasty corner cases, they jsut had high peak vector throughput. They now have a chip with higher peak vector throughput, way higher sustained throughput across many more types of workloads and practically no corner cases. Jaguar has way higher IPC per thread and those are Big heavy CISC instructions which have multiple memory operations compared to the lighter RISC instruction sets used in Xenos/Cell.Only if you assume what the console makers want is what the only company within their price range offers.
I can't imagine anyone at Sony was overly ecstatic about a crappy 8 core Jaguar piggybacking in on that deal.
Yes lets ignore all the facts in the news. Nvidia is wafer constrained, and AMD is paying off the manufacturer to not take product they contracted to buy. Then there is the gpu shipment numbers-reflecting business and Nvidia's workstation division.
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