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>> hate updates. IMHO, they're just sales tactics to get you to buy newer,
>> "faster" hardware now that they updated your old hardware into complete junk by
>> making it run far more "optimizations" than it can deal with...
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> That doesn't make any sense. If you have, for example, the latest
> NVidia card, and a driver update breaks it,
I think the suspicion is that they only cripple the older hardware, not
the latest versions. There may well be perfectly valid explanations (ie
they don't test old hardware as thoroughly with the latest drivers)
- but it doesn't stop people thinking it is on purpose.
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