Třetí díl seriálu: The People Behind DirectX 10: Part 3 - NVIDIA's Tony Tamasi

http://www.extremetech.com/article2/...1986937,00.asp

If you assume that the competitors will be bound by the same laws of physics and economics, that alone would put one competitor in a dramatically better position. Would consumers be willing, for example, to pay twice as much for a graphics card that delivered the same performance as another, just because a particular graphics card was unified, or to pay the same price, but run at ½ the performance just because it offered some new architectural block diagram? I doubt it.
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Nvidia has been working on DX10 for many years, and as we were with Shader Model 3, expect to be the leader with DX10.