Nvidia G-Sync Pulsar Tested: A Massive Leap in LCD Clarity

[yannus]

nvidia doesn't sell monitors.

No they sell the g-sync stuff to monitor manufacturers, which in the end is the same.

 

[yannus]

I dont think its crazy for them to spend money on technology and then profit from those investments. Would it be nice if they opensourced it? yes... but I understand why they didnt.

I also totally understand Ngreedya's logic, yet I condemn it and would never buy their products. AMD plays the open game, VESA, opensource drivers in Linux, open upscaling.

 

[bandit8623]

I also totally understand Ngreedya's logic, yet I condemn it and would never buy their products. AMD plays the open game, VESA, opensource drivers in Linux, open upscaling.

thats fine thats your choice, but how do you think companies stay around? they have to make money? if AMD had the engineers nvidia does they would do the same thing. I dont really like Nvidia overall. I on purpose got a 9070xt instead of the nvidia version.

 

[loki1944]

Screen size/rez just not enough for me; 32"+ and 3840x2160would have been better.

 

[yannus]

thats fine thats your choice, but how do you think companies stay around? they have to make money? if AMD had the engineers nvidia does they would do the same thing. I dont really like Nvidia overall. I on purpose got a 9070xt instead of the nvidia version.

Yes I know all that. Still, corporations have to be held responsible for anti consumer behavior. People's ability not to care for anything is what makes the world what it's becoming, inhuman. People are starting to realize and many prefer losing a feature if it means a brighter future. Switching to Linux, boycotting ngreedya because AMD has been and is still less anti consumer (I know it's a corporation, they're no angel, still much better than Intel and ngreedya) are small yet significant changes. BTW if intel change their ways and it seems they're trying to, welcome back.