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NVIDIA to provide documentation for NouveauNVIDIA to provide documentation for NouveauPosted Sep 24, 2013 12:37 UTC (Tue) by rvfh (subscriber, #31018)In reply to: NVIDIA to provide documentation for Nouveau by khim Parent article: NVIDIA to provide documentation for Nouveau
The first article shows that the flagship-to-come from AMD/ATI is hardly the power of a several-months-old NVIDIA product (the GTX TITAN). Although I'm happy that AMD can achieve this, it does not make them ahead of NVIDIA in my books. But you are right that NVIDIA may not be miles ahead of its competition (or should I say sole competitor?) anymore.
The S|C article is interesting read, as usual. And they are often more than _semi_-accurate :-)
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NVIDIA to provide documentation for Nouveau Posted Sep 24, 2013 13:05 UTC (Tue) by khim (subscriber, #9252) [Link] The first article shows that the flagship-to-come from AMD/ATI is hardly the power of a several-months-old NVIDIA product (the GTX TITAN). The first article shows that $600 AMD card beats $1000 nVidia card. The second article shows that nVidia has no adequate response to that. Situation is similar to the release of Intel's Core. Prior to that Athlon 64 reigned supreme and Intel was only able to sell any Netburst CPUs because it had long-term contracts (some of them illegal) and supreme PR machine in place. After release of Core AMD fortunes have changed 180 degrees and CPU from AMD was never after a good deal speedwise (or powerwise for that matter). Today AMD only survives because it's GPUs (and consequently APU) are still doing great. nVidia is in similar situation: historically it was always slightly better, slightly faster then AMD (right after AMD's release of new GPU it had the lead and right after nVidia's release of new GPU it had the lead but usually AMD had the lead for a shorter time), but it looks like it's about to face few tough years. This may be the reason for today's announcement or it may be just a conicidence, but still, the fact that nVidia is in trouble (in more ways then one) and it's when it opens up is funny.
NVIDIA to provide documentation for Nouveau Posted Sep 26, 2013 9:09 UTC (Thu) by mingo (subscriber, #31122) [Link]
You are comparing apples to oranges really: pricing of GTX Titan is so high because it's seen as the fastest card on the planet at the moment, so it can milk as much money from the "I don't care about the price of the GPU" buyers as possible.
Whether Nvidia has an answer to future AMD products or not remains to be seen, but the article you linked to was not very convincing to me.
In any case we all agree that nVidia opening up is very good news!
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