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TheyStoppedit It's sad when the root problem has been known by every single living species in the known universe for all of time, yet we have to wait for a 3rd party to fix the manufacturers problem, because we know the manufacturer who created the problem will just keep deflecting blame instead of correcting their design flaw. Pathetic, really Reply
Konomi TheyStoppedit said: It's sad when the root problem has been known by every single living species in the known universe for all of time, yet we have to wait for a 3rd party to fix the manufacturers problem, because we know the manufacturer who created the problem will just keep deflecting blame instead of correcting their design flaw. Pathetic, really But fixing the problem leads to sad investors and we can't have that now can we? Reply
TheyStoppedit Konomi said: But fixing the problem leads to sad investors and we can't have that now can we? That's right, recalls and design changes and all of that stuff might make shareholders sad. Even worse, it would be an admission of fault on NVidia's part, and NVidia is perfect and doesn't make mistakes, so we can't have that either. It goes against the #1 rule of business: Happy shareholders are more important than a safe consumer product. We should know this by now Reply
Gururu Do they have one for the 9800X3D yet? Reply
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