I think this is going to be the greatest lie of 2013.
"I'm sure there was a negotiation that went on," Tony Tamasi, Senior VP of content and technology at Nvidia told GameSpot, "and we came to the conclusion that we didn't want to do the business at the price those guys were willing to pay."
"Having been through the original Xbox and PS3, we understand the economics of [console development] and the tradeoffs."
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PS4 not worth the cost, says Nvidia!

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No reason to be so salty Nvidia. Better luck next time.
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It was long time ago that I have read about them doing a test on a new chip for console and they have failed. They are making it look like that they didn't want to do it as they have got no interest on it and so on. That's good for AMD who won this time. Lies never look good lol.

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[QUOTE=NVIDIA can go suck a few eggs.[/QUOTE]
You got it all right my friend and I agree.

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It sound more like Sony wanted a cheaper GPU and AMD was the only option. Graphic power probably will be same as a 7750 or 7850( which are decent imo) series(modified for console) and all the other stuff RAM, HDD are for social media stuff. You never know maybe Nvidia is right, the PS4 is just a PS3 1.5 with extra social media function. I mean why else would they include 8gig of DDR5? LOL name one PC game that need 8gig of DDR5 RAM, maybe ARMA 3 but that's about it.
LMAO so devs are going to make 8gig Games now cause PS4 has them a new AMD GPU?
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To be fair he meant the cost to Nvidia...not the cost as in the price we pay at the store for a PS4.
Still...sounds like he's a bit salty over it.
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They developers will never take full advantage of the hardware. So, even with the PS4 it has 8GB of ram but I would say most games will be using not even more then 4 or 5 GB of the ram memory. But maybe you are right who knows but he is making it look like that they didn't care nor got an interest in it, but Iam sure if they had the GPU and CPU that AMD has right now. They would sell it to Sony but they didn't have it.

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....What?
Dude, is this guy insane? If he's saying "Nah we turned down doing Next Gen console graphics solutions. We knowingly let AMD entirely corner that market." Than he is completely nuts.
AMD tech will be defining an entire generation of gaming and this will definitely bleed over to PC development side of things. Even if they weren't making a -ton- of profit off each component sold, I would imagine the deal would still be lucrative for them not to mention bragging rights and getting massive exposure with developers.
I think this is just damage control.
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Isn't the next, Xbox rumored to use AMD as well? It sounds like bad business to turn down next gen hardware that will sell tens - to over a hundred million units using their tech.
But oh well, they're making profits. I'm sure that this won't affect them in the future..
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Developers get an easy gen, code for AMD cards and your set, lol!
Could this bring the end of nVidia?
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It's not going to hurt them in the PC gaming arena, but it's not going to help their reputation overall. I, for one, will probably never buy NVIDIA hardware ever again with this kind of attitude from them. Their hardware is generally more expensive and consumes more wattage... although they did a mighty impressive job with the GTX Titan... seeing as it can be run with only a 500 watt PSU.

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I'm not so sure I agree. If all the consoles (and I mean ALL of them!) are using AMD hardware and technology.. Than that means PC ports are likely going to be best reflected on AMD tech as well.
This will most assuredly have ripples in the PC scene.. Nvidia is going to need to get creative here. Project SHIELD is an excellent start and I'm seriously tempted to grab that when it releases.
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Yes, but the latest NVIDIA cards will be able to run anything AMD cards can, even if they're ports. Sure some games work more efficiently on either an AMD or NVIDIA card, but both are able to run the games just fine. The tech isn't really much different, which is why we can choose NVIDIA or AMD in our PCs to play the latest and greatest games. AMD just happens to be cheaper and usually just as good. Just because console games may have been designed with AMD hardware doesn't mean it won't run on NVIDIA hardware.

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AMD will have improved graphics pipelines and engines for the next 6 years atleast.

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I don't see anything inherently wrong with saying your company doesn't want to do business at the rate being offered to it.
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It's very amusing to read the Nvidia bashing because of this decision ("Will never buy Nvidia hardware again" etc). Sony and Nvidia couldn't reach an agreement in this case. So what? It happens all the time in business relations. Get over it.
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03-15-2013 #23
This right here is the exact reason that Nvidia can go fuck themselves with their overpriced gaming GPU's. This is nothing more then Nvidia eating sour grapes. Boo hoo, Sony didn't want us to scam them on our over priced video cards so blah blah blah blah.
I like the fact that more and more gamers are catching onto Nvidias bullshit.
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03-15-2013 #24
Nvidia have always been the higher cost solution when it comes to embedded devices, AMD is very happy to under cut them for a good contract.
As for code being more optimised for AMD hardware on the PC I doubt it. Almost no development is done directly to the GPU any more, it is all via API's. So long as Nvidia keep their drivers up to scratch then they can continue to do what they do so well.
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