Well, since NVidia makes only the chipsets I am not sure why it matters
how much either of them make. If NVidia's chipset is profitable they
will continue to make them. I don't know of many businesses that
dispense with their bottom line only to prevent someone else from making
a buck.
-Gary
Th
At 08:55 PM 24/07/2006, Gary Udstrand wrote:
No way, NVidia won't walk away from supporting AMD with their chipset as
long as they are making money.
Perhaps. But who makes more money from an AMD motherboard, the
chipset maker or the CPU manufacturer?
T
No way, NVidia won't walk away from supporting AMD with their chipset as
long as they are making money.
-Gary
Thane Sherrington said the following on 7/24/2006 8:11 AM:
> I can see NVidia dropping AMD (which sucks for those of use with
> their crappy NForce chipset drivers) and focussing comple
using to get this sort of speed?
T
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At 04:39 PM 24/07/2006, Winterlight wrote:
I don't have it where I am but I saw that my sister up in northern
California can get 6 for 30 a month from AT&T DSL.
But 6Gbit/sec? How fast is Gigabit Ethernet?
1 GB.
At 04:39 PM 24/07/2006, Winterlight wrote:
I don't have it where I am but I saw that my sister up in northern
California can get 6 for 30 a month from AT&T DSL.
But 6Gbit/sec? How fast is Gigabit Ethernet?
T
Not a six GIGABIT connection. As Thayne pointed out. I think that was just a
typo
CW
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I don't have it where I am but I saw that my sister up in northern
California can get 6 for 30 a month from AT&T DSL.
At 12:04 PM 7/24/2006, you wrote:
At 03:29 PM 24/07/2006, RLS wrote:
My thoughts Brian, is if it slows down my connection 20%, and I am supposed
to be getting 6gbs then I am
Picked up a 5000+ a few minutes ago :). Yes I've seen conroe and I'm super
impressed but this way I keep my board and don't need a reformat :)
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I am thinking about it as well the subscription is a bit pricey... but
I will be interested in a report back from you on how it is working out.
At 10:07 PM 7/23/2006, you wrote:
I have been thinking about it. It will slowdown your connection.
From what I can gather from the docs on the si
At 03:29 PM 24/07/2006, RLS wrote:
My thoughts Brian, is if it slows down my connection 20%, and I am supposed
to be getting 6gbs then I am still at 4.8gbs which is more than ample for
98% of everything I need. In fact in my rating of a service, it is really
their routers and their ability to f
At 10:19 AM 24/07/2006, Chris Reeves wrote:
In the end, Nvidia may actually like this combination because it pulls more
of ATI's resources away from developing high-end cards which lower Nvidia's
profit margins and pull them instead toward 4x4 physics processors, etc.
Maybe.
I'm not sure what
- I have been thinking about it. It will slowdown your connection.
- I think it would be worth a bit of a slowdown - what good is having a
- really fast connection if you can't use it for anything?
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- Brian
My thoughts Brian, is if it slows down my connection 20%, and I am supposed
to be get
now this makes me nervous, will they then throw their prime resources into
supporting ATI technology? Seems obvious. How do all the nVidia + AMD
lovers end up with this move?
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At 02:07 AM 24/07/2006, Brian Weeden wrote:
I wouldn't put a whole lot of faith in their spyware/filtering service
but I am thinking about getting it just for the anonymizing service.
With ISPs cracking down for stuff that isn't even illegal nowadays and
who knows what sniffing and logging your p
Thanks Wayne.
Bobby
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At 11:27 AM 7/21/2006, Thane Sherrington typed:
>NOOO!
I think this is an overly worried look at this.
Nvidia will not drop AMD chipset support. It just doesn't work out for them
to do so, as it is very profitable for them, plus provides a solid base for
them to sell their cards.
In the end, Nvidia may actually like this combination because it pulls
At 09:57 AM 24/07/2006, Mark Dodge wrote:
I do not see this as a good thing, they would get less support from
Nvidia and they are the ones that have helped them come out from
under lintels' rein.
I think this is a big mistake. Now they are competing with two
companies that have traditionally
I do not see this as a good thing, they would get less support from Nvidia and they are the ones that have helped them come out from under lintels' rein.
Mark Dodge
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