Wow. I'm surprised these guys don't know that the "Ti" on Nvidia cards is actually short for "Titanium". Jensen himself says its supposed to be pronounced as "Ty" rather than T.I. <br>And if you look at the letters, it makes sense. As the "T" is capitalized and the "i" isn't, indicating its shorthand for a word and not, in fact, 2 separate letters.,(reply>), @Romulino Ahh, i see.,(reply>), @Tams80 Yea, I'm not upset? 🤔 This was just a statement of fact. Not a statement of my feelings on the matter. I literally give 0 fucks what the cards are called. they could literally be called dog shit and cat shit, and as long as they perform the duties of a graphics card, it doesn't matter.,(reply>), You and Jensen can be as upset as want about it, but us normal people are going to continue pronouncing it 'T-I'.,(reply>), I think you missed the joke. Everyone knows and nobody cares. The joke is pretending to not know and just keep ignoring it.<br>It's like when Sony requested every media outlet to always spell PLAYSTATION 4 with capital letters, everyone just ignored them and made a point of saying how silly that was.,(reply>), they can leave the naming as "Ti" but when they pronounce it they should fully call it as "titanium". no more non-sense about "T.I." vs "Ti"