AMD hitting NVIDIA where it hurts, the games

[zatoicchi]

AMD's newfound zest for life has made it look for what would really, really hurt the competition. The answer? the game developers. I'm not sure if you've heard, but Blizzard has grown pretty big these days. World of WarCraft has been an indescribable success. It's been known for a while that Blizzard has been looking at implementing DirectX 10.1 with one of its future games. The fact is that it's more than one, or two.

If AMD has played its cards right, Blizzard is not only looking to implement DX10.1 support, and in best-AMD-case scenario, DX10.1-exclusive effects, with future games, but also patch current games with DX10.1 for additional performance and effects. If everything comes together for AMD, this means that StarCraft 2, Diablo 3, future World of WarCraft add-ons, and more games from Blizzard will sport DX10.1, something which NVIDIA is unable to handle hardware-wise.

AMD hitting NVIDIA where it hurts, the games | NordicHardware (http://www.nordichardware.com/news,7904.html)

[Aurion]

LOL that really would hurt Nvidia,anyway Blizzard wont prefere a compay over another to just tease the first one,I think large companies such as Blizzard just searches for the better performance & software/hardware GFX handling which will help offering a new gaming experience

[Dagon]

u can get for the same money more power from ati than from nvidia.

for example 1 4850 has more power than a OC version of 8800GT and both cost the same. with 2 4850 u have more power than a 9800GX2 and GTX 280, which cost more than 4850.

Mfg Dagon

[Aurion]

u can get for the same money more power from ati than from nvidia.

for example 1 4850 has more power than a OC version of 8800GT and both cost the same. with 2 4850 u have more power than a 9800GX2 and GTX 280, which cost more than 4850.

Mfg Dagon


well,this is a quite decent comparison dude since u know Nvidia got way expensive in offering new products in the market