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Yeah but Nvidia do have plety of "partners"... The fewer partners nvidia has, the better it is for the remaining partners, as there is less competition in the space. There will be a market for nvidia for a while.
This is just one product out of generations of many successful products, and many more to come. Bashing it and potentially ruining the relationship is not smart. Im inclined to believe FUD more than this. XFX by itself wouldn't cut off a relationship that has made them SO much money over the last few years.
and G92 was cheap as **** to produce. Board mfgs were making a killing off those cards.
This is just one product out of generations of many successful products, and many more to come. Bashing it and potentially ruining the relationship is not smart. Im inclined to believe FUD more than this. XFX by itself wouldn't cut off a relationship that has made them SO much money over the last few years.
and G92 was cheap as **** to produce. Board mfgs were making a killing off those cards.