I'd prefer to see ATI and nVidia stay in competition to keep prices down and
viable alternatives for each other's products. I loved my TNT and the TNT2U
that replaced it but I've been an ATI fan since my 32mb RadeonLE (screamed
with registry hack and oc).

Mike

"chrisv" wrote in message
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On 12 Aug 2003 11:26:28 -0700, (Radeon350) wrote:

The bottom line is this. NVIDIA has broken a sacred trust between
themselves and the community and unless they get their issues together
very quickly and address them, I have a feeling that many more of you
will not be buying their products. NVIDIA?s current line of cards is
very strong and they look to be good products, but as a consumer I
would personally have a hard time giving them my money right now. The
only real power we consumers have is to vote with our wallets.

Nvidia has always been a bunch of slime. All the way back to their
successful FUD campaign against 3dfx. It's good to see them getting
their asses kicked.

On Wed, 13 Aug 2003 17:06:33 GMT, "Mike P"
wrote:

I'd prefer to see ATI and nVidia stay in competition to keep prices down and
viable alternatives for each other's products. I loved my TNT and the TNT2U
that replaced it but I've been an ATI fan since my 32mb RadeonLE (screamed
with registry hack and oc).

that was my first 'mainstream' ati card. it was rockin... then went to
an 8500 64mb, then an 8500 128mb, and now a 9700pro (all BBA)

From what I can tell, there seems to be little difference between the two
very top end cards. Right below that, though, the various Radeon offerings
seem to offer more for the money.

i like the 'more bang fer yer buck' option. that is why i also like
AMD... (but if i had the money... a 3.2P4 would be really nice...LOL)