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 Browser (2)  Oct 09, 2007 - 04:53 am
| » Thanks FiringSquad
I just wanted to say thanks for including a range of cards in the test, many sites lately only compare cards to their direct competition but that doesn't help readers compare it to what they have.
Out of about 10 sites giving benchmarks for the 2600 that I looked at only two used a range of cards. Sites that give benchmarks for 2 cards are starting to tick me off.» Login to reply to this |
DanTheMathlete (235)  Jun 28, 2007 - 09:33 am | Edited on Jun 28, 2007 - 09:36 am
| » Ati, what are you thinking?????
Gezus, I feel like Im taking crazy pills every time I read one of these Ati reviews. Why bother releasing a card which, admittedly under performs in many current titles and will no doubt be obsolete by the time future titles are released? How is Ati going to grab the current market with a card that doesn't produce playable frame rates? Does Ati think that Nvidia is sleeping? Nvidia isn't sleeping, it is laying in wait, setting up an ambush.
I think Ati's problem is that whoever is making the important decisions in that company can't see the forest for the trees. It seems to me that Ati is in a fight with Nvidia and the fight is going like this.
Nvidia lines Ati up, pulls back, throws a massive hay-maker and clocks Ati squarely on the chin. Then Ati responds by saying," Hey! I thought we were playing chess?" and proceeds to maneuver themselvs for checkmate all the while Nvidia is lining them up for the next big hit.
Ati should take their superior drivers, (getting them out on time would help) package them with a card that has all the same capacities of an Nvidia card. Price it $50 less and people will buy it just to say they are different than all the mainstream Nvidia-boys. Put a big sticker on the card that says, in bright red lettering, "Not Nvidia! Nany Nany Nany Thbssss!" This worked for AMD (for awhile), the Japanese auto manufacturers and it will work for Ati.
Stop with all the card of the future nonsense and make a card for today.» Login to reply to this
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