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We need AMD RAM sticks, AMD motherboard, AMD case, AMD monitor, CPU is already AMD, and maybe AMD branded GPU (AMD GTX 985 Ti ;-) )
Cool
They've done AMD Ram and I'm pretty sure there's been an AMD motherboard :p
Prices seem ok if there's a real price conversion rather than the 1:1 US/UK pricing but they're not going to set the world on fire in performance terms, the specs seem similar the cheap ones already out now
Would be fine if AMD were any good at marketing. They will just get lost in the sea of competition.
These are Radeon though. Radeon = awesome. Take a Radeon sticker place it on a Geforce card, and that card become awesome.
They seem well priced for the spec, and have a decent warranty.
These seem pretty standard all around with a bit nicer warranty(and slick packaging).
Nvidia and Intel are starting to wonder what AMD is upto......and I love it!
ooooh, perhaps this or an NVMe variant will find itself in their forthcoming Quantum! ZEN/VEGA/NVMe SSD etc ALL AMD INSIDE & heavily optimised - wooooot!!! the future, people!Quote:
Originally Posted by lumireleon
from time memorial soon you will see BF4 get extra 20fps while running on all inclusive AMD hardware to the core, am still waiting for a copy of windows optimized for AMD hardware. (Who needs G-sync, quick sync, Phys-X or CUDA code?? not me)
Oh, look. Another uninspired, unimpressive AMD product that has no competitive attractiveness against market leaders.