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Can you imagine how happy AMD are right now? Nvidia could have buried them with this series of cards and already looked like they were sailing off in to the sunset with their bags of cash... but if this turns out to be an unfixable problem, it plays straight in to AMD's hands, and they will doubtless get A LOT of new customers as a result, when they release their new cards... assuming they don't suffer with the same fault!
Can you imagine how happy AMD are right now? Nvidia could have buried them with this series of cards and already looked like they were sailing off in to the sunset with their bags of cash... but if this turns out to be an unfixable problem, it plays straight in to AMD's hands, and they will doubtless get A LOT of new customers as a result, when they release their new cards... assuming they don't suffer with the same fault!
It's not necessarily great for AMD, if the fault can be rectified by enabling disabled parts of the card (assuming they are present and just disabled not completely removed) then the performance of these cards would increase.
Not that I was doing that directly, rather making an extreme parallel of burying your head in the sand over a serious issue simply because it doesn't affect you... yet. Clearly this card has a SERIOUS fault, which if unfixable will become a SERIOUS and DEBILITATING issue for gamers in the future, rendering said card near useless and NOT what was paid for. People can deny this all they want... if this isn't fixed, a year from now the **** is REALLY going to hit the fan, if it doesn't sooner.A likening the issue to cancer...
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Not that I was doing that directly, rather making a parallel of burying your head in the sand over a serious issue simply because it doesn't affect you... yet. Clearly this card has a SERIOUS fault, which if unfixable will become a SERIOUS and DEBILITATING issue for gamers in the future, rendering said card near useless and NOT what was paid for. People can deny this all the want... a year from now the **** is REALLY going to hit the fan, if it doesn't sooner.
Ok a sure to be unpopular thought, but possibly a legal one if it ever comes to that.
People say, hey we want a refund as we paid for a card with 4GB ram.
Well guess what, the card has 4GB of ram on board, so you have got what you paid for.
How about, well the memory is there so it should be usable.
Ok, go look at the speedometer in your car I bet it goes faster than your car will go, you going to demand a refund on your car too.
Of course all this is completely irrelevant, as no refunds will be issued at all unless Nvidia confirm that there is an issue.
Rusty, is it that you are suggesting that if people don't notice the issue, then they should not care?
Nvidia missed a trick here by not saying "Upto 4gb.."