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Are you telling me that my 2012 MBP isn’t using an Nvidia GPU? As for the early-2011 17” MBP: it used AMD. https://support.apple.com/kb/sp621?locale=en_US htt
by tverbeure 4y ago
Are you telling me that my 2012 MBP isn’t using an Nvidia GPU?
As for the early-2011 17” MBP: it used AMD. https://support.apple.com/kb/sp621?locale=en_US https://support.apple.com/kb/sp621?locale=en_US
So there’s that.
- dylan604 4y agoI dont' know what you're trying to say, but I never said that the 2011 model that I had was the last version to ever have an Nvidia GPU or that AMD was never used before then. You're really trying to start something just because...what, you're bored? I specifically chose the Nvidia GPU over the AMD option because of wanting to use CUDA. Most of us are aware that Apple's hardware designs and manufacturing pipelines are planned so that if they decide something today, it won't become available to consumers for at least a year if not two. So I guess, I'm really asking WTF is the point of you arguing?
- tverbeure 4y agoYou made a conjecture that Apple abandoned Nvidia GPUs after issues with their earlier GPUs. This is not a new argument. It’s been made by many people before. All of these people forget that Apple switched back for a while, long after those issues. I’m simply pointing that your conjecture is at least on shaky ground. You also claimed that the 2011 MBP broke the camel’s back. I point out that there was no 2011 MBP model with an Nvidia GPU, which angers you for some reason. I can only assume that you are confusing “2011 MBP model” with “2010 MBP model that I bought in 2011”, but who knows?