AMD's quip on Valentines day
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Not to mention that Ryan is expected to pay for the, uh, experience...
Takes a real pimp-daddy (the Texas kind apparently) to whore out your cousin
Why is Ryan gonna pay for the, uh, experiance?
(is that your way of saying you expect Bulldozer and Llano will steal sales from Intel?)
(is that your way of saying you expect Bulldozer and Llano will steal sales from Intel?)
I think everyone wins here. Ryan gets a three sum, and Sandy is much happier living with her new-found love.
Qianglong
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Nice! Didn't know they were doing that, nobody tells me anything. I guess that's what I get for being on the third floor.
BD231
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Bitter bastards can't keep their mouths shut while trying to convince people their stupid APU is anything but your typical technological advancement.
APU are a leap forwards in GPGPU computeing.
** the red text, between the UNB<->GPU reads 7GB/s.
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Processors ain't free. If he wants to take "the cousin" out for a spin then he's got to pay for it, upfront no less, just like the rest of us.
I just don't want the sloppy-seconds if Ryan happens to be an extreme overclocker like Aigo who Ron Jeremy's his chips on occasion.
BD231
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You let a company convince you bypassing a self imposed bottleneck is a " leap forward "? It's the technological equivalent of tripping over a log and deciding to take a different path in the future.
And yet DB231, currently AMD are the only ones walking around that log instead of tripping over it. Intel will follow suit too, takeing back compute power from the GPUs and putting it back into the cpu/apu.
the only question is if the APUs ever become strong enough (due to lack of this bottleneck) to threaten the proffesional level GPUs for GPGPU tasks.
the only question is if the APUs ever become strong enough (due to lack of this bottleneck) to threaten the proffesional level GPUs for GPGPU tasks.
Someone send an AMD "My Sexy Valentine" card with pepper black chocolate to BD231, see his reaction.
Good point
but so far intel is only doing something for the encodeing, GPGPU is more than just encodeing and should hopefully evolve into more or less all software where it can make sense, in the near future.
BD231
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That card belongs aflame in a brown paper bag on my doorstep delivered by the hands of a recently defected AMD employee who enjoys a good game of ding dong ditch.
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i'll chase after the Bigger sisters whose suposed to arrive in Q4.
I hear they're twins and they like to share!
heh..
hahahah epic! twin sisters
(looking forwards to bulldozer too)
http://www.youtube.com/user/AMDUnprocessed#p/u/5/mdPi4GPEI74
while they never give away the clock speed, it looks impressive.
while they never give away the clock speed, it looks impressive.
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