jstenuf
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One thing that scares me is that so far they aren't really addressing what Fermi can do as a GPU in games. If all this computational power doesn't perform well in games your average gamer and enthusiast isn't going to care what the hell it can do with CUDA or anything else.
I am really puzzled by Nvidia's new direction/marketing strategy. They are already late to market and with no specifics on how Fermi will benefit gamers why would you delay your buying decision waiting for Fermi. They are conceding the GPU market to AMD/ATI before they bring their own products to market. This may turn out to be a case study on how to lose market share.