Previously we discussed NVIDIA's GeForce Partner Program program. After studying with media, some media sources discovered that its possible 'monopoly' clause was suspected of monopoly, which would hurt consumers' choices and hit AMD/Intel's GPU.
Among them, the view is more intense is the senior editor of HOP Kyle Bennett. Kyle was also invited on March 14 to participate in the well-known media PCworld chief editor Gordon Ung's "The Full Nerd (043)" program, expounded.
The most legendary part of Kyle's man is (at the time he did a hardware feed to TMHW). He first discovered the 'floating point' BUG of the 1.13GHz copper core Pentium III, which is the largest 'quality stain door' in Intel's history.
Therefore, Kyle’s professionalism is absolutely beyond doubt. On March 14, he added new developments to the matter.
According to Kyle, after the 'negative' explosion, NVIDIA's PR has begun to hurry, because almost all the names of European and American technology media are concerned about this matter.
NV presses media reporters (including Kyle himself), don't waste pen and ink to make a fuss about it, because it's meaningless.
In fact, this incident reflected the zealousness of many western science and technology media reporters and the persistence of news reporting, rather than madness or publicity.
In general, Kyle hopes that the competition in the graphics card market can return to technical confrontation, rather than settle in the market battle, which will be very unfavorable to consumers.
