It is still stormy in the aftermath of Nvidia’s updated specifications around the Geforce GTX 970. Many enthusiasts feel misled, and so far it is unclear how any returns will be handled in the European market.
— Robert Hallock (@Thracks) January 28, 2015
Now Nvidia also gets a nosebleed from the competitor. In a post on Twitter takes AMD’s Robert Hallock to give the Geforce GTX 970 a boot and at the same time highlight the company’s own Radeon R9 290. The text 4 GB means 4 GB aims for the red team graphics card to be able to use the entire amount of memory without loss of performance.
This is not the first time AMD has teased Nvidia via various campaigns. Many people probably remember the video The Fixer with sequels, which ran fully with Geforce and associated technologies.
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