Nvidia Settles GTX 970 Class Action Lawsuit

[SteelCrysis]

http://techreport.com/news/30451/nvidia-...mory-snafu

[ocre]

So how exactly is that supposed to work? Many people bought the 970 after the slow ram was discovered

[SickBeast]

Is this worldwide or only in the USA?

Hey Greg what are you gonna do with your $60 from nVidia?? Maybe you could buy an AMD card!

[RolloTheGreat]

I don't think I will bother claiming anything from nvidia.  I've certainly never felt the slightest bit short-changed or deceived by my 970's.  They have been excellent cards that did an excellent job of backing AMD's 290 and 390 into a tight corner.

The only people who care about the GTX970 RAM "issue" are employed by AMD.

They are probably the ones who found the "issue", and probably funded the class action. They are angered NVIDIA smacked them down with the 970.

Nobody else would take the time to be involved in this suit except lawyers, who get a cut of the settlement. I wouldn't type this post for $30, let alone testify in court and be involved in a lawsuit.

[SickBeast]

It's free money Greg, just take it! Put it toward your GTX 1080s! That way you're essentially giving nVidia back the money anyways!

I don't understand your guys' need to be politically correct when someone is handing you free money. Just take it! These companies are built on nothing but greed anyhow.

[SteelCrysis]

Website for the settlement is up: https://www.techpowerup.com/225751/nvidi...s-now-open