inquiry about proc and vc combo

[Jess_V]

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^murag lisod na mahitabo bro hahah pero wa ta kbw hmmm

Dili ka ka.ingon 'lisod mahitabo' kai dili mo kiha ang law firm kun dili sigurado maka da.ug. It takes time, effort, and tons of human resources to sue big companies like Nvida. 90% ang chance da.ug ang Law Firm ani. Law Firms keep 3/4 of the $$$$ from the 'out-of-court' settlement. 1/4 will be divided among the registered GTX970 owners in US. (Sa US court ang kaso). Na hitabo na ni nako kadtong na kiha ang "credit card" company for adding charges without notifying thier clients. Class action lawsuits are multi-million business in the US.

All countries have different laws to protect public consumers. Electronics in EU must deliver according to 'advertisement' and must work at least 2 years (EU products more expensive since 'companies' have insurance premiums to pay). In US, companies can be sued for misleading public (nga i.lad), anti-trust, and several statutes to protect public consumers.

Intel stuck with $1.45 billion fine in Europe for unfair and damaging practices against AMD | ExtremeTech

[harhar]

Actually, for me, i understand their point. Maybe sayop lng ila pag advertise pero ang pag limit sa VC to 3.5gb is actually a feature. Na explain man nila how it is a feature sa imo link. But still sayop jd ila pag advertise. With that, naa jd nay legal actions dapat

Sila rajud kahibaw ug nganu, kay samot ka apiki kung ila angkonon nga sayup sa hardware department = refund jud.