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Probably because it doesn't really matter?While I'm not willing to call Steve a lair, one has to question the why NVidia themselves has not given details themselves. It's not like they have much of anything to lose.
If was some faulty component in there. It's like if we were 100% sure it was the VRAM, we'd all start cancelling the millions of GB we have ordered from Micron.
The parties that need to know are probably informed already. And we will know when we compare the original cards with future batches. But no, some of us need to know here and now otherwise the sky is falling. As usual.