When was the last time they released something that was actually GOOD?
When was the last time they released something that was actually GOOD?
Daniel Jenkins
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Owen Reed
Athlon 64
Angel Long
Radeon HD 7000 series
last time they traded blows with Nvidia and werent just objectively inferior
Liam Lee
six days ago
Lucas Nelson
>Raja's lean mean motherboard frying machine
nah
Gabriel Sullivan
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Besides the leaf blower and higher power consumption and heat. They were cheaper to make up for it.
Parker Perry
would totally buy it, still, if I had something more manageable than negative three hundred jewros in my bank account
Christopher Rogers
Probably why they released that three more times with different names
Jackson Gray
The original liano series was incredible when it came out, from the a6 3420m and up.
Kevin Brown
For CPUs? Athlon 64 / X2. Over ten years ago.
For GPUs? The 7970. 4 years ago.
Kayden Lee
rx 480
Gavin Evans
4 days ago
Brandon Fisher
Phenom II was still good
Isaiah Jenkins
phenom2 was ~8 years ago
Nicholas Campbell
Phenom II was nothing but a poor cousin of Core 2 Duo. It could never compete. It wasn't embarrassing though like Bulldozer, I give it that.
Joseph Parker
Do you mean good, or "good" compared to a competitors product?
Jordan Hughes
>literally slowly frying your MB or causing random power-cuts when damage prevention kicks in
>good
>slower than a 2 year old mid range card for the same price
>good
Jason Scott
Well both. Both outperforming the competition and not having any problems in itself
Isaac Miller
gtx960 does the same with the pci-e slot nvidiots don´t care, now amd does it HUR DUR WORST THING SINCE HITLER
there is no mobo fryed and there will be no mobo fryed ever
man nvidia pr shills should watch their facts
Bentley Gray
WHERE ARE THE FUCKING DRIVERS AMD HOLY FUCKING SHIT STOP RELEASING SHIT HARDWARE AND JUST GET TO THE DRIVER RELEASES IDIOTS
Owen Hall
Wasn't the 290X better than a 780 at launch and close to a 780 Ti for cheaper? After Nvidia self gimping drivers it sailed past the 780 Ti in recent years.
Adam Fisher
the 200x line was the 7000 line rebranded
Tyler Rivera
But the 290X was a new card at the top of it, right? Everything below 290 was 7000 series rebrand.
Ethan Butler
>gtx960 does the same with the pci-e slot
No. Only retards who literally didn't even read a wikipedia article, just reddit believe that.
pcper.com
>there is no mobo fryed and there will be no mobo fryed ever
So not only do you have trouble writing, but you're even going against the company you're fanboying for. If there wasn't a problem, AMD wouldn't be working on "fixing power draw issue"