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Would this mean AMD finally gets the supply demand it Reserves?
Unfortunately AMD is affected by RAM shortage too.
Amd is arguably more affected. Intels CPUs have memory built into it, and intel bought about a years worth of memory.
More and more gamers are seeing Linux as the OS of choice so hopfully that will mean more interest in AMD as well.
AMD is also partnered with OpenAI.
LOL fat fucking chance
Despite them being perfectly worthy competitors, gamers will literally never buy AMD.
I’ll see statements like this thrown around, meanwhile the PS5, Xbox series X and even the upcoming steam machine are all AMD hardware.
AMD embedded hardware is quite a bit different than dedicated gpu's. They never break 20% in the steam survey for any kind of gpu, they were trending closer to 10-15% for the longest time.
I did :( I'm very happy with it too.
Same. I only buy AMD.
I buy the card with the highest benchmark scores that I can afford. It’s not a political green vs red choice.
Dude, I'll trade my NVidia for an AMD card any day. Every time something goes wrong with my computer, the culprit is NVidia fucking things up. I'm sick of them.
Which is funny, people use to shit on AMD for bad driver support at launch. But now it's Nvidia whose drivers get actively worse which each release.
They didn't have a high end laptop option when I was shopping. If they want my money I expect an 80 series equivalent in my laptop. If not, I'll probably just end up with a 7080 or 7090 if NVIDIA still does it then.