This is a two-part series on the post-DirectX 10 history of ATI and Nvidia, the two largest commercial GPU vendors in the world. A word of caution: though I have tried to make this accessible to as many people as possible, I must still give detail and be informative. As such, you may find this …
Daily Archive: February 28, 2010
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