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Re: Third-party GPU manufacturers removed the ‘gaming’ brand from their AMD graphics cards
2018/03/20 11:30:03
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Odd... https://www.gigabyte.com/...VEGA64GAMING-OC-8GD#kfRead that url... “rxvega GAMING” If you look through the list of cards, there was claims that AMD Auros had been removed and that “Gaming” had also been removed, which is seemingly Wrong as they can both titles can be seen on gigabytes webpage. None of the Nvidia Auros cards are called gaming anymore either... this seems to be like children fighting on a playground. I don’t have the cell signal to look up MSI and see if there was actually a change, but asus flat out hasn’t changed anything yet. This seems to be a big hype about nothing so far.
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Re: Third-party GPU manufacturers removed the ‘gaming’ brand from their AMD graphics cards
2018/03/20 13:19:17
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Only thing it has to do with gaming is using the word "gaming".
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Re: Third-party GPU manufacturers removed the ‘gaming’ brand from their AMD graphics cards
2018/03/24 11:27:44
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That's because they're all being rebranded to mining instead. 
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Re: Third-party GPU manufacturers removed the ‘gaming’ brand from their AMD graphics cards
2018/03/24 12:26:06
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Brad_Hawthorne
That's because they're all being rebranded to mining instead.
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Re: Third-party GPU manufacturers removed the ‘gaming’ brand from their AMD graphics cards
2018/03/24 12:30:23
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Brad_Hawthorne
That's because they're all being rebranded to mining instead.
Fantastic answer Brad.
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Re: Third-party GPU manufacturers removed the ‘gaming’ brand from their AMD graphics cards
2018/03/25 11:46:33
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AMD was never the gamer's choice anyway. Even when they try to pay game developers to use API's that supposedly run better on their hardware it's always been a massive failure. With Nvidia killing it with GeForce Experience, Gsync, and all sorts of other GeForce exclusive graphical tech in games to brand an AMD card for gaming is incredibly misleading any way you look at it. The gaming experience on PC is more than simply running a standardized API via hardware these days. That is where Nvidia is shinning and massively growing while AMD is offering nothing competitive.
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Re: Third-party GPU manufacturers removed the ‘gaming’ brand from their AMD graphics cards
2018/03/29 19:59:30
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Geforce Experience. Ick.
Do people actually USE that turkey piece of junk?
AMD is geting competative in the "mainstream" segment for gamers again as the gouge pricing issues start dropping and with the major shortages on the Nvidia side, it's the high end that Nvidia rules.
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Re: Third-party GPU manufacturers removed the ‘gaming’ brand from their AMD graphics cards
2018/04/03 19:37:39
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GPP is Nvidia butt cancer.
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Re: Third-party GPU manufacturers removed the ‘gaming’ brand from their AMD graphics cards
2018/04/08 20:16:46
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Nvidia will be the next monopoly that will have to be split up. If AMD falls flat on its face - like it hasn't already - and they close its doors, Nvidia will either a) have to be split up by the government or b) they will raise their prices by $300 if not more.
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Re: Third-party GPU manufacturers removed the ‘gaming’ brand from their AMD graphics cards
2018/04/08 20:17:44
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QuintLeo
Geforce Experience. Ick.
Do people actually USE that turkey piece of junk?
I use it to notify me when there is a driver update. other than that, everything is turned off.
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Re: Third-party GPU manufacturers removed the ‘gaming’ brand from their AMD graphics cards
2018/04/09 01:44:59
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Unlikely, AMD keeps hanging in there in the mainstream part of the market where the bulk of sales are normally made - and they have some major positive momentum feeding them on the CPU side.
There's also the talk out of Intel about getting serious in graphics - but that's probably going to take them a decade or so IF they put the effort and money into it.
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Re: Third-party GPU manufacturers removed the ‘gaming’ brand from their AMD graphics cards
2018/04/24 21:02:01
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Brad_Hawthorne
That's because they're all being rebranded to mining instead.
LOL.
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