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The EULA / driver license may prevent you from reverse engineering the driver to enable these features, but that is only legal protection. nVidia sells these ca
by formerly_proven 6y ago
The EULA / driver license may prevent you from reverse engineering the driver to enable these features, but that is only legal protection. nVidia sells these cards saying they don't provide feature X; nVidia also sells some cards, which do provide feature X (at a different price point). There is imho nothing per se wrong with this practice. The silicon being the same in both products is an implementation detail.
- labawi 6y agoIf you sold pork with different price on the condition of eating it in a wood vs. a stone house, some people would consider it market segmentation or maximizing profits. Others might call it illegal price discrimination.
- srtjstjsj 6y agoWho calls it illegal?
- stale2002 6y ago> nothing per se wrong with this practice. There is nothing wrong with someone doing whatever they want with a product that they now own. If someone wants to modify their own hardware, that is their right.