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Taipei (Taiwan) - Due to Nvidia did not clearly explaining the details of the faults reported in its notebook GPUs, some channel vendors have demanded graphics card makers issue a recall for desktop-based discrete graphics cards using the same GPU core, according to sources at graphics card makers.Nvidia has commented that the faulty notebook GPU problem only exists in a few specific notebook models made by specific clients.
Source : Tom's Hardware US
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Worst. Grammar. Ever.
Ya but what models. I have an XPS 1530 with the Nvidia 8600GTM that frequently overheats causing the screen to blackout.
I am currently on my second laptop cooler to try to contain the heat.
I think this article needs a recall - "Due to Nvidia did not clearly explaining the details of the faults reported in its notebook GPUs"
Its like that on digitimes.com too.
All your base are belong to us!!!
What a crappy uninformed, illiterate article. Typical of this sites recent history of over bloated, over commercialized corporate malfeasance. When are you lame readers going to get it that Tom's is just a bunch of euro bloodsuckers, counting their profits and outsourcing to Asian drones.
another reason why I go ATI