Nvidia's Cartoons Continue to Poke Fun at Intel

By Marcus Yam
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Nvidia's way past diplomacy now.

Nvidia's not afraid to poke at its competitors. Earlier this week, Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang said that the FTC lawsuit against Intel is one that "can completely transform the computer industry."

"I can now imagine the day when Intel can no longer block consumers from enjoying our creation and experience computing in a way we know is possible," he wrote a memo.

Not content to leave it at just that, Nvidia continues to poke at Intel on its Intel's Insides cartoon site. Nvidia said that its site is just satire, but it certainly doesn't pull any punches. Here are the latest few on the bumps that Intel has encountered regarded alleged anticompetitive activity.

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Marcus Yam
Marcus Yam
Marcus Yam served as Tom's Hardware News Director during 2008-2014. He entered tech media in the late 90s and fondly remembers the days when an overclocked Celeron 300A and Voodoo2 SLI comprised a gaming rig with the ultimate street cred.
68 Comments Comment from the forums
  • For the time it took to come up with all these negative cartoons, you'd think they could figure out a DirectX 11 card by now...
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  • thepinkpanther
    nvidia is asking for it
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  • jerreece
    Marcus,

    Man I'm not trying to be a jerk. But I honestly have a difficult time reading things that have mistakes like this. I mean literally, I have to read the sentence a second time to make sure I'm even reading it correctly.

    Intel has encountered regarded alleged anticompetitive activity.

    "I can now imagine the day when Intel can no longer block consumers from enjoying our creation and experience computing in a way we know is possible," he wrote a memo.

    Not content to leave it at just that...

    ^ This one is just confusing to read at first...

    Anyhow, flame on. I expect I'll likely get some thumbs down for this one. But in such a tiny article, it's hard to deal with the ratio of errors.
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  • warlordsagan
    Maybe they could take some of that cartoon time and make some good bios updates for their older chipsets to make the computer stable, such as the 790i.
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  • ravewulf
    This is awesome :'D
    So funny, so sadly true


    Now get back to making GPUs!
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  • tacoslave
    amd pwns.
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  • Shadow703793
    MrChillyFor the time it took to come up with all these negative cartoons, you'd think they could figure out a DirectX 11 card by now...You took the words right out of my mouth. +1000
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  • brockh
    Intel should just make a cartoon depicting all the employees in Nvidia's (clearly labeled somewhere) R&D division making cartoons with a big sign on the door saying "Fermi test lab."
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  • pullmyfinger123
    Nvidia's graphics will start to look at these cartoons if they don't focus on ATI and instead churning out these cartoons faster than The New Yorker.
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  • yrmoma
    brockhIntel should just make a cartoon depicting all the employees in Nvidia's (clearly labeled somewhere) R&D division making cartoons with a big sign on the door saying "Fermi test lab."
    Then Nvidia would come back with a cartoon about Larrabee.
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