I eagerly await 20 minute tech tuber videos crying about this travesty of injustice, this horrible happening against the consumer. At least when it hurts nvidia customers or something.
Somewhat strange as weren't BFG basically killed by excess warranty claims with their lifetime* warranty after Nvidia colossally messed up the transition from leaded solder. Aka Nvidia Bumpgate.
I think he likely thought, “Well dang, the company I founded that specialized in selling Nvidia GPUs didn’t work out but Im in need of a job. Where else can I apply my Nvidia GPU selling skills?”Somewhat strange as weren't BFG basically killed by excess warranty claims with their lifetime* warranty after Nvidia colossally messed up the transition from leaded solder. Aka Nvidia Bumpgate.
So after that, he went to the company which killed the previous one?
* Buyers - including me - though it was the lifetime of the product, not of the company! :-(
But eventually they went bankrupt and a short time later my BFG 8800GT started artifacting.
Toxic company that will trample all over their partners to remain the last one standing.It is a shame that so many well-known Nvidia AIBs bit the dust.
Power Computing?Toxic company that will trample all over their partners to remain the last one standing.
No FSR or XeSS features in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Why no pitchforks and torches? Why no tech tuber videos devoted to trashing Nvidia for how anti gamer it is?
Hurts Nvidia customers too, since Pascal and 16 series cards are frozen out. I still see a ton of "gaming" systems with repurposed Skylake business systems and a 1660 Super being sold, and those would hugely benefit from having some kind of upscaling option.An utterly shameless shill and troll started this thread. That's how it started.
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No FSR or XeSS features in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Why no pitchforks and torches? Why no tech tuber videos devoted to trashing Nvidia for how anti gamer it is?
Sponsored games using the sponsor's tech exclusively for at least a limited time has been SOP for decades.
What a goddamn joke of a thread.
Will HUB make a video??? I give it 1 month and if they don't their knighting is nothing but for show. I'm at a point where my only PC DIY youtubers are only Gamers Nexus.An utterly shameless shill and troll started this thread. That's how it started.
This is how it's going -
No FSR or XeSS features in Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. Why no pitchforks and torches? Why no tech tuber videos devoted to trashing Nvidia for how anti gamer it is?
Sponsored games using the sponsor's tech exclusively for at least a limited time has been SOP for decades.
What a goddamn joke of a thread.
Why do you think Intel has these non-mainstream names for AIB partners?Toxic company that will trample all over their partners to remain the last one standing.
Bah, this trip down memory lane had me check youtube comments.
From the first HUB video Tim did last year:
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I don't take exception to their paying the bills and putting bread on the table. But do not cross the line into being anti consumer in the process. Shilling for dollars is exactly that. I used to criticize GN 7-8yrs ago. But they were so open and straightforward about knowing there was so much they did not know and needed to learn. And made excellent choices at every opportunity, to side with the consumer instead of sponsors or their own selfish interests. Evolving into a bastion of consumer advocacy and hard hitting investigative journalism is why I spend money on their merch. I support what they are doing.Will HUB make a video??? I give it 1 month and if they don't their knighting is nothing but for show. I'm at a point where my only PC DIY youtubers are only Gamers Nexus.
Great point. Nvidia has the big names by the throats with the G.I. Joe kung fu grip. MSI will become an exclusive Nvidia partner, if the scuttlebutt is true.Why do you think Intel has these non-mainstream names for AIB partners?
They must be in some kind of financial trouble. Going Intel/Nvidia only to capitalize on the vast opportunities afforded by the existence of technically braindead commonfolk.MSI will become an exclusive Nvidia partner, if the scuttlebutt is true.
I don't take exception to their paying the bills and putting bread on the table. But do not cross the line into being anti consumer in the process. Shilling for dollars is exactly that. I used to criticize GN 7-8yrs ago. But they were so open and straightforward about knowing there was so much they did not know and needed to learn. And made excellent choices at every opportunity, to side with the consumer instead of sponsors or their own selfish interests. Evolving into a bastion of consumer advocacy and hard hitting investigative journalism is why I spend money on their merch. I support what they are doing.
Great point. Nvidia has the big names by the throats with the G.I. Joe kung fu grip. MSI will become an exclusive Nvidia partner, if the scuttlebutt is true.
Only makes sense for folks who have custom workloads and need to test CPUs from both camps for one month's rent cost to pick the best one. But I do wish it was easier to just fire up cloud instances of common PC configurations and pay by the hour.I don't have sympathy for idiots renting a PC, but damn the bait and switch was unreal.
There is a thread on it in the builder's forum. The CEO is an unrepentant douche. GN retaining a lawyer to come on and explain the shenanigans is next level cool.I just watched the GN NZXT videos last night. I am glad they exist. I don't have sympathy for idiots renting a PC, but damn the bait and switch was unreal.
You need to watch the full videos. That is not a cost effective scenario the way NZXT's scam works. It's also risky.Only makes sense for folks who have custom workloads and need to test CPUs from both camps for one month's rent cost to pick the best one.
Unless AMD is serious about producing halo SKUs with RDNA4, there's almost no reason to be one of their AIBs. The margins are much higher on something like a 4090 or 7900XTX than midrange and low range cards (especially AMD cards which push low volumes).They must be in some kind of financial trouble. Going Intel/Nvidia only to capitalize on the vast opportunities afforded by the existence of technically braindead commonfolk.
Some AIBs may have no choice, especially if they don't have the capital to take the sort of volume shipments that Nvidia may demand.Unless AMD is serious about producing halo SKUs with RDNA4, there's almost no reason to be one of their AIBs.
Also I don’t mind Nvidia doing this, Intel tried to kill Nvidia back in the 90s. This is just karma. So like Nvidia had to back then Intel has to work hardGreat point. Nvidia has the big names by the throats with the G.I. Joe kung fu grip. MSI will become an exclusive Nvidia partner, if the scuttlebutt is true.
