NVIDIA Shuns Lucid Hydra

[DaedalusHelios]

SemiAccurate is not a source, its a disease.

 

[theubersmurf]

http://forums.techpowerup.com/showpost.php?p=1625195&postcount=169

Thanks, anyway.

- Lesson #2: learn to quote and link better so that the same doesn't have to be posted 50+ posts later.

Just for information purposes, that apology was made the same day that the article was posted at OC3D, same for the edition made in Semiaccurate. IMO this has never been news and should have never made it to the news.

Love the causticness of the post by the by.

 

[inferKNOX]

SemiAccurate is not a source, its a disease.

None-the-less one he keeps referring to.

 

[Benetanegia]

None-the-less one he keeps referring to.

Because all this has been originated there, that's why I refer to that site . You know how to read? Then follow the link in the OP and look at the source of that article on the top...

Oh...

 

[Mussels]

since people love linking to the wrong article...


http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=815

 

[Benetanegia]

since people love linking to the wrong article...


http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=815

Yeah apparently Demerjian doesn't even know how to make a proper link and linked to a GTX260 review instead of this one. I noticed that when I followed infernox's link, but I managed to find the good one. It doesn't show anything that the Techreport article I linked before didn't show. When it works it works more or less well. Mix and match doesn't perform even close to SLI/Crossfire on a SLI/Crossfire board and that shows that at the time of writing those previews the technology is not ready for launch, but it does look promising.

Both articles mention that Lucid only had few games for testing and that doesn't look like a good sign though.

All in all this is just like any other new technology, it's promising, but it has a long way to go yet.