Grammar doesnt need to be perfect. If errors are spotted its nice to point them out so they can be corrected, but does not make or breake a news post. Its more important that the news are correct and relevant 🙂 Guru3D is my nr1 goto site for tech news. Not because they have the least spelling errors, but because they have good and up-to date news presented in a nice way. Keep up the good work 🙂

Not wanting to jump on any bandwagon, but Spellcheckers have been around for quite some time now, and are pretty easy to use. For frontpage news, i'd take an extra minute or two to check it, personally. In the forums, or comments, well, its not so much of a problem.

Just a suggestion to the newbies, if u want to correct grammar and spelling , do it in depth, in whole and to the point, with a bit of humility, as u would when correcting someone older/respectable than you. Keep that in mind, everybody wins. Also, for obvious reasons, that post of yours can get *snipped* after the correction.

*you

Can we please stop with the grammar trolling. English isn't Hilbert's first language (despite Dutch education being amongst the best in the world and him being fluent), but the content on this site is amongst the best on the web so it's why I keep coming here. People make mistakes when they're in a hurry, so lay off. In other news, 12 and 16 core Ryzen is very tempting...

Jesus AMD! They're making it rain core count!

Side note to the write - pours and safe - Sorry it's the Teacher in me 🙂 Write a thousand tech articles in Dutch and see how well your grammar and spelling stands up to nit picking. In my book pointing out the obvious for no other reason but to be righteous is a vainglory move. On topic.. I am glad to see AMD finally spreading their wings. All this new technology is a win win for us the consumer.

Not wanting to jump on any bandwagon, but Spellcheckers have been around for quite some time now, and are pretty easy to use. For frontpage news, i'd take an extra minute or two to check it, personally. In the forums, or comments, well, its not so much of a problem.

Spellcheckers do not work with valid words like "save" or "pour". I studied English language and literature and I'm not bothered by an occasional typo or wrong word. It's a tech news site, and Hilbert is not a native speaker. On topic: AMD seems intent on taking the game to Intel in the workstation arena. Exciting times ahead.

Spellcheckers do not work with valid words like "save" or "pour". I studied English language and literature and I'm not bothered by an occasional typo or wrong word. It's a tech news site, and Hilbert is not a native speaker. On topic: AMD seems intent on taking the game to Intel in the workstation arena. Exciting times ahead.

I agree, its nit picking, but literally EVERY site has people in the comments suggesting corrections. It shouldn't be taken as a slight against the author, it will ALWAYS happen. yes, spellcheckers don't do correctly spelled words, i get you there. I'm an Englishman living in France, and I am probably the only person who uses spellcheck in this company before sending out emails. 🙂 This is an English site iirc, if it was Dutch, and then had a translated version of the site, that would be different. Hilbert should just take it in his stride. People will correct, and they are only trying to be helpful. On-Topic : Glad I didn't jump the gun and go for an AM4 CPU. This is going to be an exciting year for AMD CPU's and GPU's 🙂

I make miss steaks all the time....and I have a Spell checker?

Its very good news to see these counts going up. That means the waffers are getting good yields. Which is very good news for us. I can't wait see what else they have up their sleeves.

Its very good news to see these counts going up. That means the waffers are getting good yields. Which is very good news for us. I can't wait see what else they have up their sleeves.

Their wafers really yield only four cores which means that they can scale up indefinitely with better profitability for each step. It's kind of ingenious actually.