The whole situation it's weird, the e-mail from the PR guys reads almost as a mob dog whistle, "If you make a honest review that doesn't align with our marketin

The whole situation it's weird, the e-mail from the PR guys reads almost as a mob dog whistle, "If you make a honest review that doesn't align with our marketing goals, you better be prepared to be blacklisted." Yes, Nvidia it's free to not "give" cards to anyone they don't want to. But that's not the problem, it's the "wink deal" of "Just to be clear: This it's not a honest sharing of our hardware with the press to review it, it's a bribe, in exchange to say wherever we want you to say", and then use the same media words as testimonials in their website as a Marketing Material.