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#5803187 Posted on: 06/25/2020 02:03 PM
How about you go make a thread about AMD's shitty marketing decisions and how to improve them instead of doing that here?
oh ffs... you got me to bite.
You know what would help AMD's image in the eyes of consumers?
- Stop making huge performance claims that upon release fall far short.
- Stop mentioning Intel or nVIdia in your advertising. Ever notice how they never mention AMD?
- Stop promoting deceiving news articles with headlines saying how they're crushing Intel's sales, etc ... when it turns out those numbers came from a very AMD focused retailer in germany. Such articles are flat out lies and people hate being lied to.
And most importantly....
- Stop turning every damn Intel/nVIdia thread into an AMD circle jerk. AMD fans have become the annoying protester with a megaphone trying to disrupt someone speaking. Yea, your like minded friends will high five you, but everyone else thinks you're being an idiot.
I agree with everything you said about AMD needing to change and I agree on every point you made.
Trust me I am no AMD fanboy, I want them to do well so it benefits all of us and in the end we get better products at better prices. No one likes monopolies except the companies and run them.
Why wouldn't anyone want AMD to do to Nvidia what AMD done to Intel? Hope is all we have after being let down so many times before and even that is wearing thin.
EDIT: Oh and the job thing was a joke.... maybe you didn't get it.....
How about you go make a thread about AMD's shitty marketing decisions and how to improve them instead of doing that here?
oh ffs... you got me to bite.
You know what would help AMD's image in the eyes of consumers?
- Stop making huge performance claims that upon release fall far short.
- Stop mentioning Intel or nVIdia in your advertising. Ever notice how they never mention AMD?
- Stop promoting deceiving news articles with headlines saying how they're crushing Intel's sales, etc ... when it turns out those numbers came from a very AMD focused retailer in germany. Such articles are flat out lies and people hate being lied to.
And most importantly....
- Stop turning every damn Intel/nVIdia thread into an AMD circle jerk. AMD fans have become the annoying protester with a megaphone trying to disrupt someone speaking. Yea, your like minded friends will high five you, but everyone else thinks you're being an idiot.
I agree with everything you said about AMD needing to change and I agree on every point you made.
Trust me I am no AMD fanboy, I want them to do well so it benefits all of us and in the end we get better products at better prices. No one likes monopolies except the companies and run them.
Why wouldn't anyone want AMD to do to Nvidia what AMD done to Intel? Hope is all we have after being let down so many times before and even that is wearing thin.
EDIT: Oh and the job thing was a joke.... maybe you didn't get it.....
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#5803206 Posted on: 06/25/2020 02:54 PM
Your delusion is on full display here.
OpenGL is preferred over vulkan in a number of cases because vulkan is far more restrictive in capability.
ATI was going just fine without AMD swooping in because they wanted to be an every chip vendor and screwing the engineering division and losing half its software division to IBM.
PS: If AMD had have agreed to jensens terms on a merger, they wouldn't have had a decade of obscure utility due to poor chip design.
Sorry, no. nVidia does not support OGL just fine. nVidia is reason why OGL sux badly. Entire design of custom architecture specific hack here and there (everywhere) was wrong. You do not get to fix problems of code with extensions your driver does not have working well because they are kind of emulated and developer did nothing to include your equivalent.
Your delusion is on full display here.
If you noticed current DX, only imbecile would consider OGL over that or Vulkan.
OpenGL is preferred over vulkan in a number of cases because vulkan is far more restrictive in capability.
AMD paid tons of money (they actually overpaid as that was only way) for ATi, and that is reason why nVidia does not have GPU monopoly.
ATI was going just fine without AMD swooping in because they wanted to be an every chip vendor and screwing the engineering division and losing half its software division to IBM.
PS: If AMD had have agreed to jensens terms on a merger, they wouldn't have had a decade of obscure utility due to poor chip design.
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#5803210 Posted on: 06/25/2020 03:01 PM
How about you go make a thread about AMD's shitty marketing decisions and how to improve them instead of doing that here?
oh ffs... you got me to bite.
You know what would help AMD's image in the eyes of consumers?
- Stop making huge performance claims that upon release fall far short.
- Stop mentioning Intel or nVIdia in your advertising. Ever notice how they never mention AMD?
- Stop promoting deceiving news articles with headlines saying how they're crushing Intel's sales, etc ... when it turns out those numbers came from a very AMD focused retailer in germany. Such articles are flat out lies and people hate being lied to.
And most importantly....
- Stop turning every damn Intel/nVIdia thread into an AMD circle jerk. AMD fans have become the annoying protester with a megaphone trying to disrupt someone speaking. Yea, your like minded friends will high five you, but everyone else thinks you're being an idiot.
ad 1st point) AMD have not done that with RDNA and that was big improvement on so many levels in comparison to GCN, most people here can't even comprehend.
ad 2nd point) https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/cinebenchmore-coresmore-threads-it-all-doesnt-matter-says-intel.html (Not 1st and not last.)
ad 3rd) It's not only retailer. And it is not like this shop refuses to sell intel or does not have them available. Their sales data are valid as any other because they do not play favorites.
ad 4) Who prevented you or anyone other from speaking here?
- - - -
Only thing I see is that you got yourself triggered by someone's personal experience and a joke.
And I would completely ignore it if it was not for point 1 and 3 not applying to current situation. Plus 2 and 4 being false.
How about you go make a thread about AMD's shitty marketing decisions and how to improve them instead of doing that here?
oh ffs... you got me to bite.
You know what would help AMD's image in the eyes of consumers?
- Stop making huge performance claims that upon release fall far short.
- Stop mentioning Intel or nVIdia in your advertising. Ever notice how they never mention AMD?
- Stop promoting deceiving news articles with headlines saying how they're crushing Intel's sales, etc ... when it turns out those numbers came from a very AMD focused retailer in germany. Such articles are flat out lies and people hate being lied to.
And most importantly....
- Stop turning every damn Intel/nVIdia thread into an AMD circle jerk. AMD fans have become the annoying protester with a megaphone trying to disrupt someone speaking. Yea, your like minded friends will high five you, but everyone else thinks you're being an idiot.
ad 1st point) AMD have not done that with RDNA and that was big improvement on so many levels in comparison to GCN, most people here can't even comprehend.
ad 2nd point) https://www.guru3d.com/news-story/cinebenchmore-coresmore-threads-it-all-doesnt-matter-says-intel.html (Not 1st and not last.)
ad 3rd) It's not only retailer. And it is not like this shop refuses to sell intel or does not have them available. Their sales data are valid as any other because they do not play favorites.
ad 4) Who prevented you or anyone other from speaking here?
- - - -
Only thing I see is that you got yourself triggered by someone's personal experience and a joke.
And I would completely ignore it if it was not for point 1 and 3 not applying to current situation. Plus 2 and 4 being false.
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#5803221 Posted on: 06/25/2020 03:36 PM
Didn't they have revenue of $2B a year ($500M per quarter) while having $100M loss per quarter at that time? in Q1 2006 they made more marketing announcement than they did in entire year before, just to keep their stock price from crushing fast. So they were already about to sell.
Jensen, who committed fraud to keep nVidia afloat in bad times. And while it enabled him to get very powerful GPU out of the house, it was far from good one in terms of industry standard. And then he went around and got game developers to bend and not follow industry standard, so games would actually run on those cards.
That resulted in simple thing, death of most of other GPU manufacturers, who did follow standard and who could not benefit from implementing given features.
(Investing transistors into now useless features. And being beaten by nVidia who invested transistors into doubling performance of those few they had.)
Jensen Huang even admitted it while painting himself as an hero. He was daring, he did bet all he had (and even what he did not have) and won. But he is not someone I would trust. And without trust, there is no cooperation.
All those people who complain about not GPU competition and praise nVidia at same time...
ATI was going just fine without AMD swooping in because they wanted to be an every chip vendor and screwing the engineering division and losing half its software division to IBM.
Didn't they have revenue of $2B a year ($500M per quarter) while having $100M loss per quarter at that time? in Q1 2006 they made more marketing announcement than they did in entire year before, just to keep their stock price from crushing fast. So they were already about to sell.
PS: If AMD had have agreed to jensens terms on a merger, they wouldn't have had a decade of obscure utility due to poor chip design.
Jensen, who committed fraud to keep nVidia afloat in bad times. And while it enabled him to get very powerful GPU out of the house, it was far from good one in terms of industry standard. And then he went around and got game developers to bend and not follow industry standard, so games would actually run on those cards.
That resulted in simple thing, death of most of other GPU manufacturers, who did follow standard and who could not benefit from implementing given features.
(Investing transistors into now useless features. And being beaten by nVidia who invested transistors into doubling performance of those few they had.)
Jensen Huang even admitted it while painting himself as an hero. He was daring, he did bet all he had (and even what he did not have) and won. But he is not someone I would trust. And without trust, there is no cooperation.
All those people who complain about not GPU competition and praise nVidia at same time...
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Imo it is a gimmick in line with physx - even in control which everyone says is the posterchild for rtx, it only looks marginally better than screenspace reflections, and at an absurd performance hit. Dlss is just thrash, pure and simple... no one buys a 4k screen to play at sub 4k image quality. Native res or downsampling, anything else is fail.