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Intel strikes again....KO's Nvidia

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Seems like now Nvidia is the latest victim of Intels shady business practices.

Nvidia has stopped all developement of Intel and AMD chipsets. Wow! :o

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/N [...] ,8810.html

If you have already read the article, thats great, but some of us have jobs, so please leave your immature comments to yourself.


Message edited by zipzoomflyhigh on 10-08-2009 at 09:19:07 PM
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Ya know, we as users are best with both AMD and Intel in the market.

I'm been a big fan of Intel since I touched my first 4.77MHz 8088. I saw NEC's V-20 appear on the scene and thought it was good for Intel to have some competition. Same with Motorola and their CPUs. AMD has been a boon for consumers because it forces Intel to stay on top of their designers and keep improving their CPUs.

I hate to see stuff like this happen. Despite my fondness for Intel, I've bought AMD for the past 15 yrs simply to do my share to keep them in business.

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Reply to mongox

This article has nothing to do with competition between Intel and AMD.

Its about Intel screwing over Nvidia.

Reply to zipzoomflyhigh

Intel could care less about Nvidia. They're just a pawn in the game between Intel and AMD.

If Nvidia didn't make chipsets for AMD, Intel wouldn't be targeting them.

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Reply to mongox

Actually, if nVidia's CEO were less of a loose cannon who loves to run around pissing his partners off, then they may have reached a deal with Intel ahead of time and avoided the whole mess.

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Reply to Scotteq

Maybe NV screwed themselfs - How may intel chipsets supported SLI be for i5/i7 and why, maybe intel is just getting even (me, I might be tempted to do the samething .

personally I hate these lawsuits - the ones that get stuck in the crossfire is US.

RAMBUS being the worst offender.

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