In Reply to: RE: your graph is wrong posted by Sumflow on June 12, 2012 at 22:04:58:
I'm talking about quality.
"Negative gain per dollar after the X point for sure."
What your graph implied was that the more $ you throw at something (in this case a DAC), at some point, X, the quality will begin to decrease. That's not right.
Maybe you're taking a business approach and talking about ROI. That would be an entirely different issue and my comments had nothing to do with that context.
"adding more of one factor of production, while holding all others constant"
A DAC is not just a D-A converter (ie, a chip) -- it is a system (chips, power supplies, filters, caps, resistors, etc). Why would anyone confine themselves to improving only one part of a system and expect the entire system to reach its maximum potential?
Business approach again?
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- perhaps we're discussing different subjects - Joe Murphy Jr 15:50:13 06/13/12 (3)
- RE: perhaps - Sumflow 16:05:49 06/13/12 (2)
- RE: perhaps .. - Sumflow 16:09:40 06/13/12 (1)
- we are in agreement on both counts [nt] - Joe Murphy Jr 21:30:26 06/13/12 (0)