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oh dear... now your calling me a TROLL?? LMAO
do i jump in every nv thread and trash it? no, I know damn well NV has been holding the crown for quite some time.
I was "merely" (I guess you dont understand?) pointing out that at the end of the day they have put 2 cards together as one package, where ATI have went away and made 1 pcb which does the same job.
You simply cannot deny thats more innovative. Im not talking performance, efficiency or whatever god damn thing you think im attacking. Im talking about graphics card engineering innovation. Yes, NV has done it b4, and I was stating why hadnt they went and tried to design the same with their latest gen cards. Its lazy imo. If you cant understand that i dont know what else I can say. I dont have anything against NV, which you appear to assume I do?
NV has killer cards and im not denying that. BUT, 2x 3870's in crossfire is outperformed by a single 3870x2, that says there are benefits to a single pcb design.
I dont want to argue, especially when im not throwing the insults here. Please calm down, dont take my questioning of NV engineering as a full on attack on NV. Thats just crazy talk
do i jump in every nv thread and trash it? no, I know damn well NV has been holding the crown for quite some time.
I was "merely" (I guess you dont understand?) pointing out that at the end of the day they have put 2 cards together as one package, where ATI have went away and made 1 pcb which does the same job.
You simply cannot deny thats more innovative. Im not talking performance, efficiency or whatever god damn thing you think im attacking. Im talking about graphics card engineering innovation. Yes, NV has done it b4, and I was stating why hadnt they went and tried to design the same with their latest gen cards. Its lazy imo. If you cant understand that i dont know what else I can say. I dont have anything against NV, which you appear to assume I do?
NV has killer cards and im not denying that. BUT, 2x 3870's in crossfire is outperformed by a single 3870x2, that says there are benefits to a single pcb design.
I dont want to argue, especially when im not throwing the insults here. Please calm down, dont take my questioning of NV engineering as a full on attack on NV. Thats just crazy talk
. Seems like you're an nVidia fanboy. I prefer ATi personally, but there's no point jumping on anyone who says that. It's when you act the way you've been acting that you should have the "fanboi" tittle. Come on, calm down, we're talking about computer components. I've used this analogy before, but it's like telling some one, who like different food to you, that they are wrong for linking that food, and because they don't overly praise what you like, that they are wrong and that their opinion is wrong. Opinion is opinion, but there's nothing wrong with discussions on your opinion, just don't get overly worked up, this hobby is meant to be about fun. 
