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NVIDIA, PhysX, and the C Word
Posted by Philipp on: 2008-06-26 09:30:24 [ Print | Permalink ]

With recent accusations of "They're cheating again", PC Perspective decided to dig a bit further and talk to the a few of the players in the 3D graphics world.

"I explained the situation as best I could without trying to throw in any questions that could have lead Mark one direction or the other. Once I finished explaining best I could, Mark essentially replied, "What the hell is wrong with that? Is there really a problem here?""

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