John McDonald

@basisspace and while I never did, and certainly do not now, speak for nvidia, let me say that in the six years I was in devtech I 3/

@basisspace *never*, not a single time, asked a developer to deny title access to AMD or to remove things that were beneficial to AMD. 4/

@basisspace These articles come from the same people who get mad when you suggest that they get paid for reviews. I wouldn’t think about it.

@flibitijibibo the problem I have is that it's on forbes, and it already has 85K hits. And people believe them. :(

@basisspace @flibitijibibo To be fair, it’s a “Forbes contributor” and not a staffed Forbes writer, so there’s AFAIK no Forbes moderation.

@basisspace @flibitijibibo Not that that matters with 85k views.

@basisspace I'm the author. Would you like to discuss it?

@killyourfm Not more than I already have, but you should consider getting an official comment from @nvidia.

@basisspace My last few attempts to get an official comment on smaller issues have been ignored or condescending, but I'll try.

@killyourfm @basisspace so you didn't even try for this piece.

@Raton_Laveur @basisspace Nvidia already confirmed the relationship between GameWorks devs and AMD to @ExtremeTech last December.

@killyourfm @ExtremeTech @Raton_Laveur the fact that AMD doesn't get source code doesn't preclude the ability to analyze and optimize. 1/

@basisspace So you admit nVidia gets source but AMD can't? Rather disingenuous to downplay the massive advantage of having access to source.

@basisspace So they should just give away the hours of work and money they spent developing tech? This isn't an open standard like MIDI