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This is getting beyond ridiculous, this standard just needs to be scrapped already.

Anything that needs this kind of solutions is just broken to begin with.
Can’t you recognize a burgeoning business model when you see it?

This is the on purpose birth of corporations releasing broken hardware in order to sell you solutions to fix it. This is on purpose. They are destroying quality standards and conditioning YOU to expect to pay more just for basic functionality.

Move over Windows 11 and AAA video games, there’s a new sheriff of maximum exploitation in town.

Soon nvidia will be bundling mandatory advertisements on a screen attached to every video card sold.

This is not a joke. It’s the future if we allow it.

Vote with your wallets people. You’re dealing with greed and you can turn your back on a person but never greed.
 
Can’t you recognize a burgeoning business model when you see it?

This is the on purpose birth of corporations releasing broken hardware in order to sell you solutions to fix it. This is on purpose. They are destroying quality standards and conditioning YOU to expect to pay more just for basic functionality.

Move over Windows 11 and AAA video games, there’s a new sheriff of maximum exploitation in town.

Soon nvidia will be bundling mandatory advertisements on a screen attached to every video card sold.

This is not a joke. It’s the future if we allow it.

Vote with your wallets people. You’re dealing with greed and you can turn your back on a person but never greed.
I’ve just gotten a new pc with an 7900xtx so as far as I’m concerned I’ve cast my vote.
 
“There is no problem with our cards, connectors, or cables, its user error.”

But third-parties are doing things like this why then? Especially if it isn’t needed. NVIDIA once again, letting their gaming division crumble while charging sky high prices.
 
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looks cool with the added screen and such but why is this still such an issue to this day? Any other product would probably be recalled and hit with class actions by now under similar circumstances and instead we're left haggling with manufacturers about repairs if we get unlucky.

To add to concerns, what are the odds that if the worst were to happen to the GPU, that we'd be told using this 3rd party device will void the warranty and absolve them of any responsibility?
 
Can’t you recognize a burgeoning business model when you see it?

This is the on purpose birth of corporations releasing broken hardware in order to sell you solutions to fix it. This is on purpose. They are destroying quality standards and conditioning YOU to expect to pay more just for basic functionality.
Hey it works for the food industry and Big Pharma, maybe Nvidia has taken note! 🥳