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> Bet Nvidia will push out an emergency update soon, and then you'll have bricked and unbricked cards. The crazy potential for that backfiring is, IMHO, reason
by fredoliveira 3y ago
> Bet Nvidia will push out an emergency update soon, and then you'll have bricked and unbricked cards.
The crazy potential for that backfiring is, IMHO, reason alone for them to not even try.
- calamari4065 3y agoWhat possible consequences could there be? Are people going to start buying GPUs from the competition? There is no competition. There's no choice for the consumer. You buy nvidia or you don't get to play. Nvidia's reputation is already in the toilet. They have literally nothing to lose. There's no consequences for their actions.
- borissk 3y agoPeople may start calling for monopoly abuse investigation in US and EU.
- tivert 3y ago> People may start calling for monopoly abuse investigation in US and EU. And (sadly) how long will that take, if it happens at all? People can "start to call" all they want, but it won't matter unless NVIDIA has something to fear.
- calamari4065 3y agoAren't they already? That's still not much of a consequence. If anything happens, it'll be years from now, which is totally out of scope for quarterly profit management.
- borissk 3y agoDon't think nVidia is a company run for the quarterly profit report.
- calamari4065 3y agoIf that were the case, they wouldn't be running these anticompetitive strategies and leaving regular consumers at the mercy of GPU scalpers.
- borissk 3y agoYou think anti competitive strategies are only effective for 3 months? Or scalpers stop their business after 3 months?