Guys, take a look at this:
http://www.semiaccurate.com/2010/02/17/ ... unfixable/
Do somebody knows something about it?
Is Fermi down?
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Don't trust semiaccurate.com 
Already speaked about this article in another topic
FERMI is not down, its just a little bit late to the party
Already speaked about this article in another topic
FERMI is not down, its just a little bit late to the party
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I see...
Where to find true news about FERMI project and roadmap?
Where to find true news about FERMI project and roadmap?
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semiaccurate is paid by AMD, so take what it says about Nvidia with a huge grain of salt. It should be called notaccurate.comSam wrote:Don't trust semiaccurate.com
