You know, after Valantar devolved into personal attacks with his nonsense post, where he also revealed his role as a "media analyst" aka social media monitor / propaganda artist / marketing lacky / messaging control, I was just not going to respond.
But now here you are, playing your childish game. You guys are the forum thugs here, every forum has them. He called Nvidia the media mob, what a hypocrite.
These are corporations and they don't play by your make believe double standards, they never have and they never will.
Nvidia's only mistake here was sending an email - they should have just kept their mouths shut - Like AMD
mostly did.
Oh, didn't think about that?
AMD withheld the R9 Nano from Techreport and KitGuru. Quite likely others. This is a few magnitudes of order bigger media outlet than that pea shooter two guys in a back bedroom with a camcorder HW unboxed channel.
Doesn't fit with your media control narrative? So sad..
2015 AMD witholds samples from KitGuru :
AMD's upcoming Fury release next week has been much anticipated - the incredible level of global cov
www.kitguru.net
And did the same thing to TechReport :
Although we've covered the Fiji GPU and the Radeon R9 Nano graphics card closely since it was first announced, I've just been informed that AMD has chosen not to provide...
techreport.com
Oh heck lets just tear them up. AMD bribed people to crash an Nvidia event. They still have these groups in operation. Team Red is a real thing. It is basically a propaganda / disinformation campaign, part of their marketing department. Email pic and article from Forbes below.
Now, this I would say, is playing dirty. Really unethical.
Are you dumb enough to think they have changed? Just a question.
Who is it Valantar works for now?
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At some point today, a fascinating email will be dispatched from AMD to roughly 15,000 of their most hardcore evangelists around the world known as the 'Red Team.' Its contents? An invitation to happily crash Nvidia's Game24 party in the name of PC gaming.
www.forbes.com