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AMD Radeon HD 4770

newtekie1

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Actually, it sounds like AMD's feelings are more along the lines of nVidia won't play nice with them over time AKA, nVidia won't do all the work and then let ATi have it for nothing.
 

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Actually, it sounds like AMD's feelings are more along the lines of nVidia won't play nice with them over time AKA, nVidia won't do all the work and then let ATi have it for nothing.

In reality it's not an all-for-nothing deal that shows AMD is getting a bargain. If AMD has to get CUDA, it has to license it.
 
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