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warezme The irony is much of the technology that has evolved into AI would not have been possible or have evolved from the gaming GPU and the gaming community that supported Nvidia, AMD and other GPU manufacturers through the years. Now that profits are waved in their faces by AI , they wave the middle finger at the community that helped make them become what they are by no insignificant amount. Reply
blppt warezme said: The irony is much of the technology that has evolved into AI would not have been possible or have evolved from the gaming GPU and the gaming community that supported Nvidia, AMD and other GPU manufacturers through the years. Now that profits are waved in their faces by AI , they wave the middle finger at the community that helped make them become what they are by no insignificant amount. I mean, we all used to root for AMD when they were the scrappy underdog fighting for their life against Intel, but they are a corporation like anybody else. Meaning, they go where the money is. Reply
Bigshrimp warezme said: The irony is much of the technology that has evolved into AI would not have been possible or have evolved from the gaming GPU and the gaming community that supported Nvidia, AMD and other GPU manufacturers through the years. Now that profits are waved in their faces by AI , they wave the middle finger at the community that helped make them become what they are by no insignificant amount. Exactly this. Nvidia really showed us the door after we welcomed them with open arms for decades. They really mimic the definition of the word envy used within the name of their company. Completely screwed over not just the PC market, but contributed to the AI data center menace that they are enjoying so much due to unlimited profits. I regret ever supporting them by buying their products over the years. Reply
usertests warezme said: The irony is much of the technology that has evolved into AI would not have been possible or have evolved from the gaming GPU and the gaming community that supported Nvidia, AMD and other GPU manufacturers through the years. Now that profits are waved in their faces by AI , they wave the middle finger at the community that helped make them become what they are by no insignificant amount. Bigshrimp said: Exactly this. Nvidia really showed us the door after we welcomed them with open arms for decades. They really mimic the definition of the word envy used within the name of their company. Completely screwed over not just the PC market, but contributed to the AI data center menace that they are enjoying so much due to unlimited profits. I regret ever supporting them by buying their products over the years. Entitled gamers deserve nothing but contempt. I recommend you do all your gaming on an old Polaris card, or maybe a Ryzen 5 3400G. Reply
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