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Yes it looks like Nvidia is marketing from what the video shows. I cant wait for the next Nvidia Graphic cards when they come out to see what happens.
 
not exactly anything new that people havn't been saying for months now

 
Most of the market works this way. Barely any bigger company is sharing technologies and helping competition. There is nothing new here and Nvidia works like that for long years.
AMD could make the same and maybe then they wouldn't lose so much.
Still no one cares and Nvidia cards are more popular because of many other reasons. AMD is almost only releasing rebranded cards in last years so I don't know what people expect.
 
Physix was very much of PS4 / XBone "exclusive" crap to begin with. It's good that it failed so badly thus far. Seems like nvidia managed to get it back on it's feet using this new framework though. Indeed it's a bad thing for the consummer. Although we should be looking forward to those new technologies, the fact that they are very anti consummer is a bad thing.
 
AMD is going down the tubes with open source software, It does not pay to be the nice guy on the block.
 
AMD is going down the tubes with open source software, It does not pay to be the nice guy on the block.

Unfortunately this is a very real part of the reality of this and many other businesses.


Guys they are still around. People have been saying the same **** for years. Stock is at the same price as it was 3 years ago and people
trashed them. They are still around.
Makes you wonder why.
 
Guys they are still around. People have been saying the same **** for years. Stock is at the same price as it was 3 years ago and people
trashed them. They are still around.
Makes you wonder why.
Maybe people do like the AMD underdog.:eek::chair:
 
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