This is just to discuss about the recently announced 'NVIDIA & Digit Optimized PC Contest' which went live...like yesterday?
My first thoughts after reading the title was that it was some sort of jig which we usually do on forums -- prepare a system configuration in a specified budget. Only difference would be we have to write it down on paper and send it across to Digit for a "review" and the best entries win a prize. But I was so wrong!
Before we start discussing, please have a read through their procedure and T&Cs:
Am I the only one who finds this VERY ODD? I don't get it. Even if someone is willing to build a new system or send over their old "optimized cabinet" to Digit, then what? Digit runs some synthetic benchmarks on it and awards prizes based on the stress test? Vague. And the rules don't even say anything about proving if the PC was really built within INR 22,000. Nor do they mention any criteria for winning. Which makes me wonder if this really is a contest.
I don't want to get into discussions about logistics, reason for participation, the brands associated and other hassles. Just trying to make sense of this contest. Sounds very LAME to be honest. I hope Digit can shed some light here. Share your views, please. Great marketing for NVIDIA delivered by Digit?
Would you participate in something like this (assuming digit has a test center in your city/town)?
My first thoughts after reading the title was that it was some sort of jig which we usually do on forums -- prepare a system configuration in a specified budget. Only difference would be we have to write it down on paper and send it across to Digit for a "review" and the best entries win a prize. But I was so wrong!
Before we start discussing, please have a read through their procedure and T&Cs:
Am I the only one who finds this VERY ODD? I don't get it. Even if someone is willing to build a new system or send over their old "optimized cabinet" to Digit, then what? Digit runs some synthetic benchmarks on it and awards prizes based on the stress test? Vague. And the rules don't even say anything about proving if the PC was really built within INR 22,000. Nor do they mention any criteria for winning. Which makes me wonder if this really is a contest.
I don't want to get into discussions about logistics, reason for participation, the brands associated and other hassles. Just trying to make sense of this contest. Sounds very LAME to be honest. I hope Digit can shed some light here. Share your views, please. Great marketing for NVIDIA delivered by Digit?
Would you participate in something like this (assuming digit has a test center in your city/town)?