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Doesn't really matter from the user perspective whose fault it is, does it? Whether it is nvidia's, linux's or the Mouth of Sauron's, all they see is a few hundred dollars worth of lower performance on linux.
Because the actual gaming is the bit one would *want* to spend time on?
It is unfortunate, but digital autonomy is valued incredibly far below "convenience".
Who would have guessed that charging, at release, ten bucks or less for the experience of a $60 single player game is bad business? Then they have the sheer gall to pretend their own strategic failure is due to "high cost".
The question is whether that improvement was delivered by the cache or by moving to a single chiplet cpu. I am pretty certain that multiple chiplets are considered to be a bad idea™ for lows at any resolution.
Perhaps a portion of ps owners chose that console over a pc precisely for that reason?
Not to mention that sony regularly announces permanent deletion of entire digital libraries, despite the fact that content in question had been "purchased". If sony feels it has the right to do that for...
In case people hadn't noticed: free markets are inherently self-destructive.
I rather suspect that farmers in particular are bound to know very well that a free market is an illusion when a few parties have grabbed a significant portion of either the buyers' or the sellers' side of the market...
Who said anything about "fault"? According to economic theory demand should drop regardless of who is to blame, and that (relatively) massive price increase should have dropped demand like cow's droppings.