Now that we know that Nvidia’s beginning to license out its graphics IP, its possible that this is a part of the reason why Club3D left. If they had to stay, they would have to license the technology to make Nvidia graphics cards in the future which is a cost that brands like ASUS and Gigabyte may be able to make up for, but not a reference reseller like Club3D. Even if that wasn’t the case, its a very interesting coincidence.
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Now that we know that Nvidia’s beginning to license out its graphics IP, its possible that this is a part of the reason why Club3D left. If they had to stay, they would have to license the technology to make Nvidia graphics cards in the future which is a cost that brands like ASUS and Gigabyte may be able to make up for, but not a reference reseller like Club3D. Even if that wasn’t the case, its a very interesting coincidence.