Soldato
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Even though Nvidia have said they didn't do this deliberately I'm totally not having it. They screwed Kepler waiting for the impulsive lot to jump to Maxwell and have no doubt made money by doing so.
I see it differently. A company will always support their latest products first. Human resources are limited.
In the case of graphics cards, when driver development for the latest products are nicely sorted, go back to looking at improvements for the older products. I think it's good that they're publishing the fact that Kepler needs some work and are actually going to do it.
I have a Z77 Gigabyte mobo that hasn't seen any love from the manufacturer for years - loads of beta bios updates where none have been pushed through to final. I think Windows 8 improvements was done via a beta with no final bios meaning anyone using a non-beta bios does not have full compatibility with Windows 8. And drivers probably well sorted anyway but still no updates for a very long time.
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