erek
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He's recording this from his bathroom, isn't he?
I worry about AMD's future in the GPU world more than I worry about if Intel can be competitive. In fact, I kind of hope that after their collab on Hades Canyon that it might grease the skids for a Radeon Tech Group buyout sometime soon.
Jesus dude, I'm so glad you are worried about AMD - But it sorta doesn't looks like are not.
as i only have had inglish esl classes pelas bear with meWant to try that again in English?
ok fixed, here u go bitch. keep jumping on my ass.
"Jesus dude, I'm so glad you are worried about AMD Radeon - But it sorta looks like you are not."
How's that?
glad i finally got your approval.Your first reply was readable and anyone with a smidge of common sense would have understood it.
Damn I hated that video so much , guess it's official... I am old.
Will raja be able to handle it
I worry about AMD's future in the GPU world more than I worry about if Intel can be competitive. In fact, I kind of hope that after their collab on Hades Canyon that it might grease the skids for a Radeon Tech Group buyout sometime soon. Might do AMD some financial good to go lean and focus on their successful Ryzen platforms.
I'm worried for AMD if they try to ride it out bleeding to death the whole way. NVIDIA has no intentions of playing fair, and it's a little tough to get R&D funds if your competitor has a stranglehold on the market. Legal challenges against GPP will take years, leaving AMD to fight against the current in the meantime. They have good mainstream products, where the money is, but as we've seen in decades past with companies like Imagination (PowerVR Kyro series), Matrox circa 2002, S3 circa 2004/5, and the short-lived XGI, an underfunded company that can only manage to put out budget & midrange products doesn't stand much of a chance in the long run. And don't talk to me about mGPU Navi products with how SLI and Crossfire have been doing lately.
I think Intel taking over RTG would be a good thing if competition is to survive.
I didn't say that.That is why Intel hired Raja to buy RTG ?
I didn't say that.
However it makes sense instead of tip-toeing around patents and figuring out driver development from scratch (as you alluded to) to instead snatch up a group that's already done it and holds those design patents. Why would AMD want to do that, you ask? Well, perhaps if competing with NVIDIA (and their cutthroat market tactics as of late) becomes too expensive, and shareholders are clamoring for AMD to cut their costs... I could see them being open to offers.
I didn't say that.
However it makes sense instead of tip-toeing around patents and figuring out driver development from scratch (as you alluded to) to instead snatch up a group that's already done it and holds those design patents. Why would AMD want to do that, you ask? Well, perhaps if competing with NVIDIA (and their cutthroat market tactics as of late) becomes too expensive, and shareholders are clamoring for AMD to cut their costs... I could see them being open to offers.
The companies have the patents, not the individuals that make up the divisions therein. You could let go every person in both Intel's and AMD/RTG's graphics divisions and the patents would still be held by the companies.
The companies have the patents, not the individuals that make up the divisions therein. You could let go every person in both Intel's and AMD/RTG's graphics divisions and the patents would still be held by the companies.
He's recording this from his bathroom, isn't he?
but it looks to be a nice bathroom
so just a rando kid in his moms bathroom spouting nonsense?