In the video card circle, the controversy over the GeForce Partner Program has continued recently.
According to the findings of an interview conducted by KP, the editor of HOP (the founder of Pentium 3 floating point except BUG, super senior), GPP may harm AMD and Intel, because NVIDIA requires to join the manufacturer of this project, and the launch of the game brand must be unique to GeForce.
As a sweet spot, NV will provide initial support, sales rebates, PR resource leaning, etc.
At the time, Kyle interviewed seven AICs, all of whom were deeply impressed by the GPP. They said that they would lose more rice bowls. 'However, The most distinct attitude is that MSI (MSI) is the most active team..
Previously reported that American New Egg, MSI Worldwide Official Website Has No Gaming Platform AMD RX 580 Graphics Card , US official website and (MSI does not sell A cards in China), this seems to have been a signal, and MSI's employees in the comments on Facebook even more caused a great uproar.
User pjgowtham accuses ASUS, MSI, that GIGABYTE's participation in GPP is in disguised form to support market monopolies and infringe the interests of consumers.
In response, Indian employees who maintain the MSI Gaming account said that They are not picking the edge station, but NVIDIA's products are leading the experience. People will not choose the second tier. He also exemplifies this. It means that everyone uses Google/Facebook to mean something.
Pjgowtham then asked, Then did you say that MSI would not have a game card for the A-card in the future. Desktop products? Only N-card?
MSI actually continues to 'make up the knife'. If we consider it from a performance point of view, MSI will certainly do so.
Although an account's response cannot represent too much (see too many 'temp workers' top packages ...), but the side proved that NVIDIA GPP has indeed begun to ferment.
In 2018, AMD's GPU product line is still lackluster. It is quite different from Zen's glory on the CPU. In the same vein, 'Hard Iron still needs its own hard', at least in terms of performance and experience, MSI's flattening is not groundless. .
