Sad sad state of affairs for anyone hoping for Radeon greatness

:lol: So you think it's great that Nvidia has a card that is 100% faster than a Fury but costs nearly 300% more is in the same ball park? Do the maths it's not too hard. Ooh I'll spend 3 x the price for 1 x the performance. Bargain. I'll have four thank you. Oh no I can't because NV don't do more than 2 x SLI. Oh well that's life.

I've had my Fury Pro for over 12 months and it still does what I want it to do. I game at 1440p and the Fury delivers in spades for what I want. I'm not in a rush to upgrade TBH because I can't see the point. If Vega is competitive on price and performance to the 1080 (or ti) I might buy it.

As I've said many times Pascal is just Maxwell on steroids and is just a stepping stone for Volta with HBM2. NV are just milking this release for those 'educated' fans who'll fall for it before Volta comes out. Don't blame them really business is business as they say.


I've had my HD6950 2gb for over 4 years ... :heart: :drool:
 
That use to give me goose bumps :lol: on my 9700 Pro. I definitely miss AMD demo's. they always added a level of excitement with a launch, sometimes it would be presented before the launch and all you wanted to do is buy the damn card so you could play that awesome demo!

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I'm just waiting to see what zen and Vega can do before deciding my next build. Once I do that I'll pick up an ultra wide 100hz plus monitor

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I felt sad reading the title. Then I felt better when I read the first reply (post #2) because of what we have to look forward to in Vega. These kinds of threads always seem to go the same way with the back and forth stuff.
 
Wow thats going back a ways... my list of pcs, as to date Ive always only had the one, was:

486 dx 66 (intel)
Pentium 90
Pentium 200mmx
Celeron 300a oced to 450mhz (sidegrade to the 200mmx imo)

Athlon XP
Athlon 64
Athlon 64 opteron dual core
Phenom 2 965
And last week the FX8320 came in (not setup yet parts still on the way and Im still shopping for deals -a vidcard, os and ssd)

While we are at it, my first x86 processor was intel 80286 12MHz. The first AMD processor was 486 DX4 100MHz, which I installed in a motherboard originally using intel 486DX2 66MHz.
 
While we are at it, my first x86 processor was intel 80286 12MHz. The first AMD processor was 486 DX4 100MHz, which I installed in a motherboard originally using intel 486DX2 66MHz.

Buddy of mine did that upgrade then went back to the dx 66. Said it was slower. It took athlon to get us into amd permanently. But Ive been there since the first one.
 
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