waffleironhead
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If you know any hidden amd employees here, please share! Than we can compare strategies and personalities.
He cant call anyone out without proof, so he just spreads fud. :thumbsdown:
If you know any hidden amd employees here, please share! Than we can compare strategies and personalities.
Christ - some of you people are nuts
1) Im glad Nvidia is possibly releasing a sizable quantity, that spurs ATI too - the 5990 is declared & prices on others may go down
2) You guys are being needlessly harsh on Keys - I goddamn hate the Nvidia trolls like Wreckage & Lonberg, but Keys hasnt posted in that manner. ever. so be civil
3) that said Keys - saying there are hidden focus groups without backing it up only fuels things - as a mod, you are expected to think ahead on your posts more than anyone else since youre setting the example
meh - people, they are just fucking video cards. I dont get the vitriol
Waitaminute. Did you just say "dear leader"? I don't know if that was a slip or not, but I know only one other person who uses that phrase. Anyone else want to fill in this blank?
And nice sig BTW. I see you joined the forum with an agenda. That's been going on a lot lately.
Ok, so, do you know how many 5xxx boards has ATI shipped since it's launch to date?
Sounds kinky...![]()
A thread with a positive outlook for Fermi brings so much nerd-rage from the red crowd.![]()
A thread with a positive outlook for Fermi brings so much nerd-rage from the red crowd.![]()
A thread with a FUD site talking about a positive outlook for Fermi gets the fanboys so damn excited, but threads with charlie's FUD site are nonsense babblery
You're not fooling anybody :thumbsdown::thumbsdown:
A thread with a FUD site talking about a positive outlook for Fermi gets the fanboys so damn excited, but threads with charlie's FUD site are nonsense babblery
You're not fooling anybody :thumbsdown::thumbsdown:
We shall see. I think they will have plenty of cards in April, it's May I'm worried about.
I hope they crank out 100,000 so I can get a high end card a little cheaper.
Edit: In a crazy sort of way we ALL should be pulling for a fast Fermi so we can have some good old competition and some decent prices for a change. I just looked on newegg and the cheapest 5850 is 315$ and the cheapest 5870 is up to 427$. That totally sucks for all of us.
The term "best price/performance" is subjective when you are comparing orange to apple. As of now, Fermi series does everything that the evergreen series can do, but not the other way around. To be specific, Fermi series can handle PhysX for physics, and 3d vision for 3d. It is clear that Fermi series should be more expensive than the evergeen series even if they are running at the exact same speed on everything else. If you simply say "ATI offers the best price/performance since mid 2008," then clearly, you have been missing alot in the pass 2 years.Or a positive Fermi release will mean cheaper ATI cards for some of us
I always go with the card that offers the best price/performance. Since mid 2008, ATI was the best choice for my needs, somehow I don't think Fermi will change any of that.
That sounds like a good plan.Just like when 2900 launched and 8xxx card prices went back up...
btw, if amd has a "focus group"-type organization then I'd sure like to know about it. hell, I'll sign up for both focus groups just to, um, er, "test" the cards against each other...hmmm, this could be a good plan... I could even be a double agent, you know, take amd's money and offer to badmouth nvidia, then take more of nvidia's money. I could play this game for years!!
A thread with a FUD site talking about a positive outlook for Fermi gets the fanboys so damn excited, but threads with charlie's FUD site are nonsense babblery
You're not fooling anybody :thumbsdown::thumbsdown:
The key thing about the Evergreen series is the support of Dx11. It has been the only series that support it since september 2009. How many games are here now that is worth to play at Dx11? 1000+? Probably 5 right?um, "as of now" fermi doesn't do anything outside of the lab. Once AT and some other reasonably unbiased reviewers evaluate its performance against 5xxx then we will see what it really does. Maybe they added a cool new feature like amd did with eyefinity. Maybe they pulled physx support and decided to team up with amd on an open standard that anyone (well, except intel) can use. Maybe they're going to be similar in performance to 5xxx and they'll just try to charge more because they can. We'll know more soon, but don't say that fermi is actually out yet because the way this thing has been rolled out I wouldn't be surprised to get a 6 wk delay or something at the last minute.
Christ - some of you people are nuts
2) You guys are being needlessly harsh on Keys - I goddamn hate the Nvidia trolls like Wreckage & Lonberg, but Keys hasnt posted in that manner. ever. so be civil
The term "best price/performance" is subjective when you are comparing orange to apple.
As of now, Fermi series does everything that the evergreen series can do, but not the other way around. To be specific, Fermi series can handle PhysX for physics, and 3d vision for 3d. It is clear that Fermi series should be more expensive than the evergeen series even if they are running at the exact same speed on everything else. If you simply say "ATI offers the best price/performance since mid 2008," then clearly, you have been missing alot in the pass 2 years.