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GRAPHICS FIRMS Nvidia and ATI have taken their long standing battle to India in a scene more reminiscent of the Mahabharata than a dispute between two chip firms.
The Channel Times quotes the country manager of ATI India as saying that Nvidia drivers and cards have 100 flaws and accused Nvidia of cheating consumers all the time.
The language gets more lurid and immoderate, with Suki Matharu, the ATI country manager, saying his firm can kill them as its products are better, according to the newspaper. An unseemly row and a half, indeed.
The dispute appears to have flared up because of a report on a US hardware site which claimed there is a problem with USB on the Radeon Xpress 200 chipsets.
ATI also thinks there’s something wrong with Nvidia’s SLI technology, it appears from the piece.
The article suggests that Sapphire is set to make an entry into the Indian market as early as January 2005. Earlier this week ATI held one of its megabashes in Mumbai, with chief spinner Chris Hook divesting himself of the lederhosen he was wearing just a week back to don a different garb.
The Channel Times story is here. µ
GRAPHICS FIRMS Nvidia and ATI have taken their long standing battle to India in a scene more reminiscent of the Mahabharata than a dispute between two chip firms.
The Channel Times quotes the country manager of ATI India as saying that Nvidia drivers and cards have 100 flaws and accused Nvidia of cheating consumers all the time.
The language gets more lurid and immoderate, with Suki Matharu, the ATI country manager, saying his firm can kill them as its products are better, according to the newspaper. An unseemly row and a half, indeed.
The dispute appears to have flared up because of a report on a US hardware site which claimed there is a problem with USB on the Radeon Xpress 200 chipsets.
ATI also thinks there’s something wrong with Nvidia’s SLI technology, it appears from the piece.
The article suggests that Sapphire is set to make an entry into the Indian market as early as January 2005. Earlier this week ATI held one of its megabashes in Mumbai, with chief spinner Chris Hook divesting himself of the lederhosen he was wearing just a week back to don a different garb.
The Channel Times story is here. µ