That's true. It actually hurt Nvidia's cred in the gaming community.
Apple is getting no more flak than anybody else would for taking the
same, extreme "liberties" in their benchmarks. Like I said before, the
PC community is benchmark obsessed. Therefore, the scrutiny is extreme.
I don't think Apple has had to play by the same rules in the Apple
community, so this level of reaction seems like a shocker to them. It's
not. It's completely normal in the PC community. And that atmosphere
does make for generally more credible benchmarks,

Brian T

Scott Reams wrote:

An interesting example... but really one that just proves the point. NVidia
was hammered by the industry for this by everyone