SirPauly
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You really believe they were hit piece articles?of his AMD hit piece articles
You really believe they were hit piece articles?of his AMD hit piece articles
I can appreciate this. I personally like the bundle. I've been debating getting a 7950 for a while and this almost made me pull the trigger, but I'm waiting for a possible Haswell release in the next month or 2 and seeing what I'd have to spend.Honestly, this is about the never settle bundle, so lets get back on topic.
All I see on these forums is that any time a positive thread about AMD comes out the usual suspects come in and thread crap. There is one person in particular who thread craps Nvidia threads also, but for the most part all the people that get accused of being pro AMD post perfectly on topic and respectfully in the Nvidia threads. Why can't they just return the favor and keep things on topic.
I myself and really looking forward to what Haswell can get out of current GPU's. I would imagine it could increase minimum framerates over my i5 2500k which would make my 7970 last even longer.I can appreciate this. I personally like the bundle. I've been debating getting a 7950 for a while and this almost made me pull the trigger, but I'm waiting for a possible Haswell release in the next month or 2 and seeing what I'd have to spend.
I'm on an I7 920 at base clocks (I could not get this thing to budge!) and it seems to perform perfectly fine, I'm more interested in getting in on SATA III (yeah, I know), USB 3.0 and while I'm at it, why not get that faster proc?I myself and really looking forward to what Haswell can get out of current GPU's. I would imagine it could increase minimum framerates over my i5 2500k which would make my 7970 last even longer.
Especially since the performance increases through drivers keep coming out.
If you could explain their defiance on testing any issues NVidia has (and of course making it a headline and bringing it to the attention of the community) with frame latency in games, i'd be interested in reading it.You really believe they were hit piece articles?
Sorry, I should have been more clearer. There is no hypocrisy. "No one denied stutter" was me responding regarding HD7000's issues in my post. It was insinuated by certain members there that AMD users pretended as if stutter didn't exist, but they didn't. Just like many of us experienced stutter on older ATI/AMD/NV cards, we also notice them it current generation of cards. It's been a common theme for NV/AMD over the years. Buy the best card for the games you intend to play. There is more stutter for GTX680 in games like BF3 or Far Cry 3 against the HD7970 for instance. If you want to play BL2 or AC3, get a GTX680 instead. The sweeping generalizations made against stuttering of HD7000 series mysteriously weren't mentioned for Kepler cards in other games at TR, and also TR didn't raise up a storm regarding Fermi's stuttering in their own testing.Sigh. Try reading the first one, then the second one. I'll give you one more shot.
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Maybe hypocrisy would be a better word.
Yes.So newegg has shipped me the code they forgot to include with my 7950 TF3. Has anyone received one of these before ? How is it a single code for two different games from two different developers ?
Do you turn them in to AMD and then receive the actual game cd-keys or something ?
I haven't gotten it yet, they shipped it today. I was just going on the image for the SKU at the eggYes.
http://www.amd.com/neversettlepromo
It gives you directions literally right on the card, doesn't it?
I haven't gotten it yet, they shipped it today. I was just going on the image for the SKU at the eggThanks.
Yes to both questions. All of the games activate on your Steam account, except for Crysis 3 and Far Cry 3, which require Origin and uPlay, respectively.Possibly a dumb question but I have never gotten one of these cards with free games so...when you get these codes can you redownload the game ad infinitum like with steam or other digital services?
Also, can you give away the codes? If so, do you get separate codes per game?
Nope, it won't be a problem. Fill out the form on AMD's website, and once you get your separate keys for each game, you're free to do whatever you want with them.I received the coupon with my 7950. I want to sell crysis 3 and bioshock, but in order to get the game keys, you need to fill out information on the amd site. Will this be a problem when I sell these keys? Does this information have to be same when you download the games?
You usually get key codes/download codes based on the game's service. Bioshock Infinite uses Steam so you get a regular, redeemable steam code for that one. Crysis uses EA's Origin service I believe.Possibly a dumb question but I have never gotten one of these cards with free games so...when you get these codes can you redownload the game ad infinitum like with steam or other digital services?
Also, can you give away the codes? If so, do you get separate codes per game?
No idea but I wouldn't worry. I received the same email after submitting my code stating that the game codes would be emailed closer to release.Does anyone have an idea when AMD will send the codes to download the games? On the day of the release?
Not every retailer is participating in free game bundle promotion. If there isn't an included coupon, you won't get the free games - i'd return the product if possible.So to be clear, there is a physical coupon that you enter correct? I just did a pickup at NCIX US branch.
The girl who assisted swore up and down there is no coupon. I'm going to be PISSED if I don't get it.
Purchasing from them for what should have been a simple pick up has been the worse experience I've had with an internet vendor.
Yeah I would take it back. You get a physical coupon with a scratch off area covering over a code that you enter into AMD's website. After that at some point they will email you your game codes.So to be clear, there is a physical coupon that you enter correct? I just did a pickup at NCIX US branch.
The girl who assisted swore up and down there is no coupon. I'm going to be PISSED if I don't get it.
Purchasing from them for what should have been a simple pick up has been the worse experience I've had with an internet vendor.
Ncix IS offering the program.Not every retailer is participating in free game bundle promotion. If there isn't an included coupon, you won't get the free games - i'd return the product if possible.