Yes they were, I had an x1900xtx; in fact that was my very last Radeon ever. I remember how loud that damn red blower fan was inside the clear poly-carbonate housing. :ROFLMAO:
This man lives rent free in so many people's heads because of that jacket. Honestly, it's awe inspiring.
Same as above, he likely wears it to live rent free in people's heads.
How strange. I distinctly remember members here crowing about how AMD sold every single CPU and GPU it made. According to them, AMD shouldn't have cards sitting on shelves or any unsold inventory at all.
Hasn't been detected is a bit of a misnomer. There have been fairly credible rumors of AMD strong arming developers to not include DLSS in their games and in at least one game engine, strip DLSS as it's already part of the engine (literally a checkbox to implement).
Honestly, people tend to...
I guess that's the only way to make FSR look good. :coffee:
But in all seriousness, wasn't this announced like a week ago? Did it get re-announced or something?
You don't hear of many now because companies keep doing shit like this, but that was a huge part of gaming that has been slowly taken away from gamers as the years have gone on.
You get the drift.
Not overreacting at all. I'm simply stating the obvious. Saying that a rare game or two implies that there is nothing wrong with the game, when that's just not the case at all. Most, if not all of those games have been called out for this shenanigans but nothing ever came of it because it's cool...
The engine designer for dice that created the frostbite engine had amd cards and liked them. So this engine is biased towards AMD, but I will give that it is not sponsored. Too bad frostbite engine games are all garbage anyways.
You care enough to keep posting and defending the worst take of...
The only games the 7900xtx beat a 4090 were the games that were sponsored by AMD and rumored to be gimping performance on Nvidia. Had this been the other way around torches and pitchforks would have been seen from this forum, but since AMD can do no wrong, it was largely ignored. So besides...
Let's be honest here, AMD could release a card that hits 5GHz and still get their lunch taken in performance by an Nvidia GPU running "slower" and using much less power. So what does the GHz number even matter?
Right now, that goes for nearly every aspect of life; including but not limited to Nvidia, AMD, etc. Let's be completely honest here, some are more than willing to also be Lisa Su's bitch as well. Everyone is basically overpaying for everything, and regrettably, some things you just can't go...
I'm just hoping that the NVCP being an option. Most of these modern UI elements look like absolute garbage. Why Microsoft had to introduce the God awful "modern" UI that still looks like something a 4 year old drew and has so much wasted space is beyond me.
Same, sticking to what has worked without fail for me for over a decade now. I really can't understand the fascination some have in getting it updated and replaced; the NVCP has been a set it and forget it program for me since it's introduction.
I have to agree here. I wish installation prompts allowing you to select components were more robust than they currently are for a lot of popular programs.
It's pretty amazing how this turd of a card makes the 6500xt look like a straight insult from AMD. Nvidia was straight scraping the barrel with this garbage and still made a better card than the competition. I'm at a loss for words.
Cute, but here are some melted PCIE 8 pic connectors on Radeon cards that melted as well for your viewing pleasure.
Radeon Rx295x2_________________________________________________________Radeon RX580__________________________________________________________Radeon 7900XTX
Pretty moronic to try...
I have to admit, the card looks like it was designed recently while the rest of the system looks no different than boxes made over a decade ago.
Edit: Those fans especially look dated and unattractive.
Well, the alternative is what AMD has done, right? Not a fucking thing coming from that camp except the trash tier 7600XT, which is the worse price/performance anyone has seen like ever. No refresh even rumored and no price cuts to even compete with NV refresh.
So as a company, I can't even...
Getting burned badly with atrocious drivers will do that to you. It's the main reason I won't touch an AMD GPU anytime soon, to be completely honest with you.
Is everyone forgetting just how much Steve, Igor and others fucked with the connector in an attempt to get it to fail, and not a single one of them did? It wasn't until they figured out that end users were not seating it correctly that they successfully got a connector to melt. I don't think...
It occurs to me now that maybe many of the people putting the blame squarely on the connector may not deal with your average consumer on a daily basis. I, for better or for worse, have to deal with hundreds of average people a day. And let me tell you, their idiocy knows no bounds. The thirst...
No, you are not wrong. People seem to ignore the countless melted 8 pin pcie connectors in favor of bitching about this connector because Nvidia, plain and simple.
I could keep posting countless other pictures, but you get the drift.
The increase at the amount of idiots is what kills me...
Of course it's a problem that hasn't gone away. Human stupidity is neverending and all-encompassing. Did anyone really think that this would dissappear because the fault was found to be users not plugging it in all the way? I mean, c'mon; we still got people out here believing the fucking planet...
Maybe I'm crazy, but I don't personally see any difference between an artificial influencer made by AI and an artificial influencer who's flesh and blood.
So excuse my french when I say, fuck them all.
Knowing AMDs hype machine, there's a good chance it can't destroy a 4090 either, maybe match it, but more than likely fall short around 5% performance while using 25% more power.:whistle:
iMessage isn't anticompetitive itself, it's the act of refusing to play nicely with non-apple messaging services. The root of the issue stems from the fact that iMessage touts itself as the default SMS service instead of marketing it as a completely different service such as Whatsapp or any...