Recent content by Livecoma

NVIDIA seems to be at their best when fighting an uphill battle.

I highly doubt it was ever an issue of NVIDIA's relationship with reality, unless anyone truly believes NVIDIA is impervious to mistakes. Nah, they just waited as long as possible before admitting the goof publicly, which is nothing new.

Well two of the greatest prime evils (AT&T Broadband & Comcast) have just merged. Next thing ya know Verizon will hook up with MCI and Enron will hook up with PSE&G... NVIDIA and MS to stay on topic... :lol:

That strategy works great for Comcast. (Sorry had to vent. :) )

LOL Thank you for correcting your misspelling, but I was talking about my perspective on the CPU price wars of a couple years before... You said a made a few statements similar to a few I made myself, just that you used them to argue a different point. I will just agree to disagree with...

Did you even read everything I said Tahir?

Such a thought provoking argument you provide. As of this posting I take back every view I offered that differs from yours. :lol: Don't you get it? There haven't been any price wars in 2 years because PCs have not been in demand for around that time. Not because AMD regulates the CPU...

The p3 1.13ghz was shipped? I didn't even think it was announced....

I can't get over people's fasination with david and goliath. How much of a debacle was the p3 1.13ghz publicity anyway? A huge debacle if you believe Tom...

Mulciber, what was going on in the rest of the world during the periods you describe.... What did the dot-com explosion do for computer sales... for all companies across the globe... what usually follows massive increases in volume... price cuts... Dude, we're getting another dell...

The market wouldn't accept higher prices... Can't anyone see that? The world is saturated with PC's that still work fast enough as it is. What company would get away with charging 80's prices in the new millenium? You people say if AMD dies this and that will happen, but compared to Intel...

NVIDIA will keep growing and remain profitable in the long term. Remember, you heard it here first. :D

So 20 years from now we'll still be using 3ghz pentium 4's? Come on.... People crack me up...

:lol: LOL! AMD wasn't responsible for bringing low cost x86 computing to consumer markets. They rode the wave like everyone else did. The Pentium MMX was released in the early to mid 90's. :lol:

Here is a sort of related question... How many transistors could you get @ .13 while keeping the size of the chip similar to what NV25 is @ .15?