[S/A]How Nvidia blacklists sites like Hardware Secrets

[saaya]

NO one said anything about blindly following anything. Talking about features in a matter of fact way without fawning over them is part of EDUCATING your readers.

then why dont you educate your readers and mention all the components that are used on the vga, starting with the smd capacitors and resistors, who manufactured it and what its specifications are and maybe talk a bit about the history of this particular component in the past 20 years? cause nobody cares thats why!
and you know what, some EE website might actually care, and their review might actually mention all those details cause their readers do care about it... but why would you force the press to talk about things they know their readers dont care about?

And obviously, people still don't understand much about CUDA. Gamers don't care about it? Then I guess you don't care about OpenCL, PhysX, Folding@Home, DirectCompute, etc because CUDA is what provides the interface to access these things on NVIDIA GPUs. Again, the same goes for ATI's Stream Compute architecture.

most people dont care about opencl, physix, folding at home and direct compute... they want cool explosions and things blowing up and boobs jumping around realistically... they couldnt care less how its done and what marketing name XYZ company came up with for their interface or libraries to get those effects done...

this is like mercedes btching at some car magazine because they didnt mention that mercedes now calls the cigarette lighter "Ultra Cigarette Induction Coil (TM) (R)"... well they probably didnt mention it cause nobody cares...