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I wonder why nvidia refuses to release their public API unless you sign an NDA. Are they just worried people will buy cheaper cards and overclock them?
by Fede_V 11y ago
I wonder why nvidia refuses to release their public API unless you sign an NDA. Are they just worried people will buy cheaper cards and overclock them?
- lbotos 11y agoIsn't that what already happens? I've done it a few times in my life.
- timboslice 11y agoI was looking at the GTX 980 but settled on a GTX 970. It overclocks pretty well and I put the money I saved into a new SSD :)
- creshal 11y ago> Are they just worried people will buy cheaper cards and overclock them? Then they wouldn't hand out the API to people writing OC tools. It's probably just standard corporate paranoia.
- kcbanner 11y agoThey are probably worried about people physically damaging their hardware.