| walsufnir said: "Well, of course they're going to do that" nice to read this at it is true for both sides :) |
Good to read this comment.
I was expecting to see a load of "blah blah blah serves nVidia right blah blah blah". Business is business and clearly either the deal wasn't competitive enough for nvidia to want to bother or nvidia didn't have the tech needed. Both could be true to an extent. AMD is in desperate times and would likely accept a lower offer than nvidia for investment in anything and nvidia does likely have less power per watt efficieny in it's low-mid end products.
It's well documented that AMD's APUs are the best at the moment on the low end of integrated on chip graphics so in effect everyone's a winner and all parties are doing what is right for their business.
I don't take the "bitter" comment with any seriousness though. That's just silly although I'm sure this thread will attract the usual ignorant comment looking at it from that silly angle.
