Sure, you can praise nVidia for trying to raise the bar in doing FP32. But then you have to wonder why they put in FP16. Especially since they write their drivers to operate in FP16 and not FP32.
Right, I know what both cards support, that little babbling was just wondering how it would turn out if both cards could run at FP32 or FP24.
Well, at least we know Nvidia takes these criticisms to heart, so this most likely will not be a problem in their next core. Now hopefully that core will be out next spring, which is when I plan on upgrading. I really don't want to have to buy ATI.