Nvidia Hit With New Class Action Threat Over Windows Vista Glitches
 

A new Web site seeking support for a class action suit against video card manufacturer Nvidia has appeared on the Internet. A message on the site -- NvidiaClassAction.info -- asks consumers who purchased the high-end Nvidia 8800 card with the intention of installing it on Windows Vista-equipped PCs to join the proposed lawsuit.
"Nvidia said the 8800 was built for Windows Vista ... it is anything but," said Dan Goldman, the site's founder, in an interview Tuesday.
Goldman, a New York City-based investor and IT consultant, said he purchased a version of the $700 card sold by Asus International before Windows Vista was released for sale to the public at the end of January. After upgrading his computer to the new Microsoft operating system in February, and installing Nvidia drivers that were supposedly Vista compatible, "all hell broke loose," Goldman said.


Nvidia Hit With New Class Action Threat Over Windows Vista Glitches