They're not really playing ball, NVIDIA did the right thing in pushing software support early on. CUDA really has a good strong hold and AMD isn't doing much by

They're not really playing ball, NVIDIA did the right thing in pushing software support early on. CUDA really has a good strong hold and AMD isn't doing much by way of pushing code support for their CU's. It's going to take a big long investment, which people have been arguing about for the past 6 years, and AMD really isn't jumping up take the mantle. It's really a shame too because we need a strong competitor if we ever expect more realistic pricing for the average users/company.