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Discussion On The ATI Radeon 5*** Series Before They Have Been Released Thread

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magicroundabout said:
:D

why should i post up an image of the email?

i was right so nothing more to prove.

wind your neck in and sulk else where
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I think he's bitter to be honest.

A lot more of us are grateful.

I think I speak for a lot of us when I say 'thanks for the info' :D
 
kylew said:
Anyone else knows there's no chance of him exposing his source.

Seriously, who'd do that? The guy's broke the NDA, he could be in some trouble his name is leaked.
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ROFL....Way to defend your fellow fanboy. Priceless.

Did I ask him to "expose" his source? No. I asked him to post an image of the email he received, obviously he could hide any identifying info - not too much to ask is it?

Seriously, I'll leave you to your deluded little world because I honestly do not think there is any way of reasoning with you.
 
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Been thinking of spending a few £'s on one of these new cards ;) just so i can have the latest greatest available so here is hoping for ~£250

I can probably get rid of my current 4870 and the dent in the wallet would be fairly small then (Just hope my other half agrees)
 
why do you need proof? wait a few hours and if it aint true it will be obvious. in the meantime grow up or explain why its so important to you.
 
Let's just clarify, as there appears to be some confusion.

If he were to show us an image of the email he received from his friend, that would make it obvious who broke the NDA, therefore it means that his friend has been exposed.

What reasoning do you need to understand that?

It's simple.

Have you ever heard of something called a witness protection program? It's not quite the same thing, but the principles are the same.

Some one has some information that they have disclosed, but if it's linked back to them, then they will get in to trouble.

Demanding they be identified is the same thing as trying to expose them.

If the guy wanted to be identified, he'd have posted it directly.

Common sense, no?

The insults people are coming up with now.

Next minute I'll be getting called an ATi fanboy for eating breakfast.
 
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