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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
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How can consumers complain about something they have not read? The EU is nothing but a money sucking system. The EU should be dissolved. I'm going to make my call on this, nothing will happen to nVidia over the GPP...period.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
Sunday, April 15, 2018 10:48 AM
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kram36 How can consumers complain about something they have not read? The EU is nothing but a money sucking system. The EU should be dissolved. I'm going to make my call on this, nothing will happen to nVidia over the GPP...period.
If NVIDIA is breaking anti-competitive laws in North America or the EU then there will be a trial.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
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Intel and AMD work together on a product (causing hell to freeze over) and Nvidia tries to lock in exclusive partners. Funky times. HP and Dell (large companies to not join GPP) have all been part of antitrust suits and this almost feels like it could be on the fence of one. The EU is very interested in money. Remember when they ruled that android had to include other apps other than google apps on android phones... why would android ship with anything but gmail and google maps? You could just download others from the playstore.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
Sunday, April 15, 2018 2:25 PM
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kram36 How can consumers complain about something they have not read? The EU is nothing but a money sucking system. The EU should be dissolved. I'm going to make my call on this, nothing will happen to nVidia over the GPP...period.
If NVIDIA is breaking anti-competitive laws in North America or the EU then there will be a trial.
How, exactly is nVidia breaking anti-competitive laws?
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
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kram36 How can consumers complain about something they have not read? The EU is nothing but a money sucking system. The EU should be dissolved. I'm going to make my call on this, nothing will happen to nVidia over the GPP...period.
I expect the FTC won’t care but the EU will try to suck money out of Nvidia for this.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
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i find AMD/Intel deal more anti-competitive ie the "your GPU on my cpu" deal - cutting out low level gpus from nvidia to tablets and netbooks/notebooks now if AMD and intel said sure you can put your gpu(AMD/INTEl/AMD/others) on our cpu - then i wouldn't make a fuss but with intel not allowing any other than AMD and their own - then remove onboard PCIe lanes (which is purposed) or crimp it - or due to size the PCIe bus(MXM) and overhead take up make it less attractable for mobile the main point than infinity fabric or the onchip bus from intel offers a faster bus than PCU with less overhead and room - perfect for mobile is an unfair practice and colluding with each other to squeeze out nvidia look if intel and amd can work that - then Nvidia can to the same in the gaming sector- Intel and AMD should look at there own practices before shooting off or maybe they should start playing fair and say heck yeah - lets put your gpu(anyones) on our CPU - let consumers make the choices they want or disallow APU's or make amd/intel core licensing free so intel and AMD can't get anymore revenue from licensing or crosslicensing this will allow anyone in the cpu market again
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
Monday, April 16, 2018 3:57 AM
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Xavier Zepherious i find AMD/Intel deal more anti-competitive ie the "your GPU on my cpu" deal - cutting out low level gpus from nvidia to tablets and netbooks/notebooks now if AMD and intel said sure you can put your gpu(AMD/INTEl/AMD/others) on our cpu - then i wouldn't make a fuss but with intel not allowing any other than AMD and their own - then remove onboard PCIe lanes (which is purposed) or crimp it - or due to size the PCIe bus(MXM) and overhead take up make it less attractable for mobile the main point than infinity fabric or the onchip bus from intel offers a faster bus than PCU with less overhead and room - perfect for mobile is an unfair practice and colluding with each other to squeeze out nvidia look if intel and amd can work that - then Nvidia can to the same in the gaming sector- Intel and AMD should look at there own practices before shooting off or maybe they should start playing fair and say heck yeah - lets put your gpu(anyones) on our CPU - let consumers make the choices they want or disallow APU's or make amd/intel core licensing free so intel and AMD can't get anymore revenue from licensing or crosslicensing this will allow anyone in the cpu market again
Actually, it’s being very competitive, because both are willing to work with others while Nvidia has terminally always done everything in-house. You’d never see an Nvidia GPU on an Intel CPU die because it’s not the culture that Nvidia lives by. Nvidia is a lot like Apple. It’s their way or the highway.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
Monday, April 16, 2018 5:01 AM
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EU is an extortion organization, and they have a long history of extorting foreign companies for money, I mean "fines".
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
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kram36 How can consumers complain about something they have not read? The EU is nothing but a money sucking system. The EU should be dissolved. I'm going to make my call on this, nothing will happen to nVidia over the GPP...period.
If NVIDIA is breaking anti-competitive laws in North America or the EU then there will be a trial.
How, exactly is nVidia breaking anti-competitive laws?
You're not allowed under both EU and USA anti-competitive laws to have any agreements which puts competitors at a disadvantage especially if you have a monopoly position. Intel did the same thing years ago with AMD and they got caught. They had to pay over a billion Euros damage.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
Monday, April 16, 2018 6:41 PM
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kram36 How can consumers complain about something they have not read? The EU is nothing but a money sucking system. The EU should be dissolved. I'm going to make my call on this, nothing will happen to nVidia over the GPP...period.
If NVIDIA is breaking anti-competitive laws in North America or the EU then there will be a trial.
How, exactly is nVidia breaking anti-competitive laws?
You're not allowed under both EU and USA anti-competitive laws to have any agreements which puts competitors at a disadvantage especially if you have a monopoly position. Intel did the same thing years ago with AMD and they got caught. They had to pay over a billion Euros damage.
Have you read the GPP contract?
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
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Xavier Zepherious i find AMD/Intel deal more anti-competitive ie the "your GPU on my cpu" deal - cutting out low level gpus from nvidia to tablets and netbooks/notebooks
That's not anti-competition. That's a partnership. I'm no fan of the EU. The sooner that organization is abolished the better. I hope they don't see a dime from Nvidia or anyone else, for that matter. That would allow them to wield their sword against their own people longer. That being said, on general principal, the GPP is not a good thing for AMD, any willing GPP partner or the consumer. I'm not sure why anyone would think that when a company essentially forces their "partners" to modify their marketing to exclude a competitor is a good thing. I'd be saying this if it were Intel, Samsung, Hynix, G.Skill, AMD or Noctua pushing such an agenda. I hope the GPP is a failure and all AIB partners are able to market their bought and improved Nvidia and AMD GPU's as they see fit. In the near future RTG better get their excrement together and develop a product that is in line with Nvidias. Although Vega wasn't a bad product per se, the performance only matched that of the 1080 and 1070 series from Nvidia with higher wattage. In the end what killed Vega for knowledgeable users was the price which was elevated by the "miners are buying all the product" swindle. "Oh, we're selling our merchandise as soon as it's developed and making a killing by moving a lot more units than anticipated, but there's not enough to sell to everyone so...lets increase the price. And by the way, it's the miners fault." Riiiiiiiight. You people need to understand what is actually happening, here.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
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Yes it is AMD and Intel are in a duopoly - or would you rather say monopoly since Intel controls 85% or more of CPU market by using the cpu to squeeze out Nvidia is anti- competitive - even if you work with AMD one could make this argument - and force AMD and Intel deal dead
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
Tuesday, April 17, 2018 1:38 PM
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Xavier Zepherious Yes it is AMD and Intel are in a duopoly - or would you rather say monopoly since Intel controls 85% or more of CPU market by using the cpu to squeeze out Nvidia is anti- competitive - even if you work with AMD one could make this argument - and force AMD and Intel deal dead
No, it's not. AMD and Intel are a duopoly in the desktop segment only. They have more competition elsewhere from the likes of Qualcomm, ARM, MediaTek, etc... The fact that Nvidia decided to concentrate their efforts on GPU's is not Intel's nor AMD's fault. What AMD and Intel ARE doing is combining their respective technologies so they are able to compete with Nvidias GPU's by providing a cheaper option for end users. Nvidia could have done the same with either of their competitors if they wished, I'm sure. But, as it is, Intel has a significant disadvantage in GPU technology. What better way to enter this particular market than partnering with a company that has extensive knowledge in this area? And why AMD? Probably because it was a cheaper option for Intel. Again, if it was a partnership between Intel and Nvidia, or Nvidia and AMD I wouldn't be concerned. But what we have with the GPP is essentially one company telling their EXISTING PARTNERS what they can and cannot do with the products they bought, paid for and own. Not sure why you aren't seeing the differences between the GPP and Intel/AMD partnership.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
Tuesday, April 17, 2018 4:15 PM
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Xavier Zepherious Yes it is AMD and Intel are in a duopoly - or would you rather say monopoly since Intel controls 85% or more of CPU market by using the cpu to squeeze out Nvidia is anti- competitive - even if you work with AMD one could make this argument - and force AMD and Intel deal dead
No, it's not. AMD and Intel are a duopoly in the desktop segment only. They have more competition elsewhere from the likes of Qualcomm, ARM, MediaTek, etc... The fact that Nvidia decided to concentrate their efforts on GPU's is not Intel's nor AMD's fault. What AMD and Intel ARE doing is combining their respective technologies so they are able to compete with Nvidias GPU's by providing a cheaper option for end users. Nvidia could have done the same with either of their competitors if they wished, I'm sure. But, as it is, Intel has a significant disadvantage in GPU technology. What better way to enter this particular market than partnering with a company that has extensive knowledge in this area? And why AMD? Probably because it was a cheaper option for Intel. Again, if it was a partnership between Intel and Nvidia, or Nvidia and AMD I wouldn't be concerned. But what we have with the GPP is essentially one company telling their EXISTING PARTNERS what they can and cannot do with the products they bought, paid for and own. Not sure why you aren't seeing the differences between the GPP and Intel/AMD partnership.
So the word "partnership" makes everything okay. What does GPP stand for? GeForce Partnership Program.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
Tuesday, April 17, 2018 4:30 PM
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I'm no fan of the EU....and frankly this whole "monopoly" thing gets way over used.. If you can't compete, sucks to be you. Are "Exclusive titles on PS4/XBox" a problem for the EU? If not..shut up. (and yes...that is a form of a 'monopoly'...I want some PS4 titles on my PC..but guess what...not gonna happen...)
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
Tuesday, April 17, 2018 4:45 PM
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transdogmifier I'm no fan of the EU....and frankly this whole "monopoly" thing gets way over used.. If you can't compete, sucks to be you. Are "Exclusive titles on PS4/XBox" a problem for the EU? If not..shut up. (and yes...that is a form of a 'monopoly'...I want some PS4 titles on my PC..but guess what...not gonna happen...)
Uh oh, don't give the EU any ideas. The GPP is not cutting anyone out, like the Intel cpu/AMD gpu deal for laptops or PS4/Xbox game exclusive deals.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
Tuesday, April 17, 2018 5:09 PM
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kram36 So the word "partnership" makes everything okay. What does GPP stand for? GeForce Partnership Program.
They are telling their partners how they will be marketing their products. Still sound like a partnership? Caitlyn Jenner calls herself a woman. Doesn't make it so, does it?
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
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kram36 So the word "partnership" makes everything okay. What does GPP stand for? GeForce Partnership Program.
They are telling their partners how they will be marketing their products. Still sound like a partnership? Caitlyn Jenner calls herself a woman. Doesn't make it so, does it?
Hum, I guess you do not understand what partnerships are? You agree on a contract, that creates the partnership. If you don't agree, you don't sign the contract to become partners. Bruce Jenner is a man, you're calling him a woman by using the name Caitlyn and saying "herself". Bow down to your PC master lords.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
Tuesday, April 17, 2018 7:22 PM
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Well regardless the outcome it would be sweet if in the process they stumbled upon some evidence of market manipulation or price fixing and suddenly gpu prices come back down the sane levels.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
Tuesday, April 17, 2018 7:36 PM
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I wonder how smart it would be to partner with AMD in the first place. Sure you can say it’s anti competition but history shows that AMD hasn’t really done that great. I would almost always look for NVIDIA over AMD for a graphics card in every generation for the past 20 years.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
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kram36 Hum, I guess you do not understand what partnerships are? You agree on a contract, that creates the partnership. If you don't agree, you don't sign the contract to become partners. Bruce Jenner is a man, you're calling him a woman by using the name Caitlyn and saying "herself". Bow down to your PC master lords.
Exactly. The fact that Nvidia pushed this GPP agenda and the manner in which they pushed it says a lot. BUT, companies like ASUS, MSI and whoever the .... already had a partnership with Nvidia. The GPP overrules that contract with additional stipulations which require that Nvidias existing partners re-brand certain products. Now, I'm not saying they don't have the right to do so, but I am saying it's not necessary. Nvidia wants the common gaming monikers exclusively. They will get this by giving their own partners an ultimatum. Actually, we're both wrong. The gender, as DNA tests would conclude is undoubtedly male. However, when the transition was made Bruce has lost his man card by default. This is a riddle only Batman could solve. Unfortunately Batman is played by Ben Afleck......another female.
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Re: FTC & EU Commission Zero in on NVIDIA GPP Calls for Investigation & Complaints
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Xavier Zepherious Yes it is AMD and Intel are in a duopoly - or would you rather say monopoly since Intel controls 85% or more of CPU market by using the cpu to squeeze out Nvidia is anti- competitive - even if you work with AMD one could make this argument - and force AMD and Intel deal dead
No, it's not. AMD and Intel are a duopoly in the desktop segment only. They have more competition elsewhere from the likes of Qualcomm, ARM, MediaTek, etc... The fact that Nvidia decided to concentrate their efforts on GPU's is not Intel's nor AMD's fault. What AMD and Intel ARE doing is combining their respective technologies so they are able to compete with Nvidias GPU's by providing a cheaper option for end users. Nvidia could have done the same with either of their competitors if they wished, I'm sure. But, as it is, Intel has a significant disadvantage in GPU technology. What better way to enter this particular market than partnering with a company that has extensive knowledge in this area? And why AMD? Probably because it was a cheaper option for Intel. Again, if it was a partnership between Intel and Nvidia, or Nvidia and AMD I wouldn't be concerned. But what we have with the GPP is essentially one company telling their EXISTING PARTNERS what they can and cannot do with the products they bought, paid for and own. Not sure why you aren't seeing the differences between the GPP and Intel/AMD partnership.
PC it is for server/datacenter Intel still is #1 PowerPC, ARM and China's chip are small portion of market X86 is still 96% ARM is 3% thats 1% for anything else And you need no GPU's here other than simple single low end chip to run a single Screen unless you are making Cuda AI monster or a TPU AI monster or even use AMD crunching or Intel knights landing and there its fair because they are all add in boards for mobile https://www.statista.com/statistics/233415/global-market-share-of-applications-processor-suppliers/ and that means apple qualcomm and mediatek and qualcomm is near 50% so that means near 50% adreno GPU this is mostly phone and phones didn't need serious GPU processor until lately with VR this does not include cars or netbooks/notebooks or Game stations one could say if Nvidia push their Arm chip with THEIR GPU more.. you might see a mobile phone from them or uses their chip but i think they they are more focused on putting their APU and GPU's in every car so for the most part Intel is a monopoly(88% intel/12% AMD) - and all x86 is a monopoly/duopoly and by using a APU to only put Intel and AMD (or AMD/AMD) on a chip to the exclusion of all others would be anti-competitive and moreover if you limited the bus(or offer a internal CPU bus that is far superior to PCie) - or external PCi lanes and/or try to put everything on the chip(no outside lanes) - to push out Nvidia entirely it would become apparently clear it's colluding to eliminate a competitor from a market specially if it targeted at Mobile desktop market - laptops we are not talking mobile phones here
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