NVIDIA Reportedly Having Issues with Samsung's HBM3 Chips Running Too Hot

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Always fun to see the users who can't resist the opportunity for name calling and a good roast pop up, this seems pertinent to the topic though;

Media hungry as always to jump on any possible chance for coverage of a miss-step. After all, at the top of their game, all eyes are on them and there's no doubt a crowd hungry to feast on a meal of schadenfreude, as this thread demonstrates.

I don't know, I think companies have media pretty much in their grip when it comes to reporting miss-steps that truly matter to end users. Right now this is all very academic, and readers of these articles aren't really users of products that will use HMB.

But just remember when Samsung SSDs were failing. All of a sudden major tech sites weren't really reporting it, even when Samsung admitted it and released new firmwares that fixed the issues - it was more important to have a spotless reputation and tons of angry customers with failed SSDs than a wide public release that all users should check if their firmware is updated.