Just to be clear, what was the duration of the time period between Nvidia's first and last uncovered cheat. Some people make it sound like this period defines Nvidia as a company and it gives the impression that it was over a very long period of time. What was it - one year, two, three?
Hmm, well I think you have to ask yourself if they are still that same company that would behave in the same way towards their customers and potential customers.
I think the answer is pretty clear when you look at the "Crossfire is DOA" document that became public recently.
Funny you should say that, as it mirrors NV ethos rather well... The OEMs & AIBs have long memories. Consumers are another matter. Fortunately there's been a change of thinking & they've modified their strategy. Old habits die hard, it seems...
as opposed to long thought out posts pointing out the evil doings of Nvidia which you and bzb do day after day? I love the irony. And you think you "contribute" to threads with your snide remarks about an IHV because you have some fascination with the "other" ihv?
Don't try to paint me the bad guy. I would rather read a thread that didn't have the obligatory "Nvidia is evil" post from you, BZB, or Walt. (or all of the above!)
ATI Trilinear Cheating Uncovered www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/ati_trilinear_chat.php
ATI's Radeon X800 texture filtering game http://techreport.com/etc/2004q2/filtering/index.x?pg=2
"... ATI appears to have intentionally deceived members of the press, and by extension, the public, by claiming to use "full" trilinear filtering "all of the time" and recommending the use of colored mip map tools in order to verify this claim. Encouraging reviewers to make comparisons to NVIDIA products with NVIDIA's similar trilinear optimizations turned off compounded the offense. Any points ATI has scored on NVIDIA over the past couple of years as NVIDIA has been caught in driver "optimizations" and the like are, in my book, wiped out. "