Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 9th Nov 2009 21:29 UTC
Over the past few years, there have been persistent rumours that NVIDIA, the graphics chip maker, was working on an x86 chip to compete with Intel and AMD. Recently, these rumours gained some traction, but NVIDIA's CEO just shot them down, and denied the company will enter the x86 processor market.
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RE: The real problem is with the pc market
by flanque on Tue 10th Nov 2009 04:44
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There's a degree of truth in that I think, but not entirely. It feels as though the hardware is lasting longer, but that really depends on your usage profile.
I'm only just upgrading from an Athlon64 3200+ 754 and have been playing Crysis, on lower settings of coarse and been more or less "happy" as I still got to play the game just with less candy.
The fact that you cite Crysis says enough
by nt_jerkface on Tue 10th Nov 2009 07:35
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Consoles and piracy are taking down the high end.
With more games being designed as multiplats there is less of a need for pc gamers to upgrade.