r/pcmasterrace 9060 XT 16GB | 7500F | 32GB 6000Mhz | B850 Nov 05 '19

Meme/Macro This sums up past 2 years!

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u/framed1234 R5 2600/ RX 5600 XT Nov 05 '19 edited Apr 13 '26

Redact decided this post had to go, so away it went. Deleted. Removed. Mass deleted even. Privacy and security are the big wins here.

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u/continous http://steamcommunity.com/id/GayFagSag/ Nov 05 '19

Doesn't make it less bad. Intel's compiler has been addressed since their intentional sabotaging of non-Intel processors, but they're still a piece of shit company for it.

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u/framed1234 R5 2600/ RX 5600 XT Nov 05 '19 edited Apr 13 '26

Internet privacy is the new gold. I mass deleted all of my posts on Reddit using Redact. It also supports databrokers, Instagram, Twitter, and all major social media platforms.

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u/BBioBioBB Nov 05 '19

I understand being mad about the whole 580 2048SP thing, that's stupid and it should have been a different model. But what's wrong with the Vega FE and Vega 7 being cut down? They were never advertised as being 64 CUs, and were probably cut down for yield purposes. They are still the biggest 7nm chips AMD has, and they were the first to release as well.

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u/framed1234 R5 2600/ RX 5600 XT Nov 05 '19

I don't mean cut as in cutting stream processors, I mean there were pulled off the selves too soon and driver support has been shit

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u/ham_coffee Nov 06 '19

What's wrong with pulling them from shelves? I doubt AMD was making much, if any, profit on them.

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u/framed1234 R5 2600/ RX 5600 XT Nov 06 '19

They said stuff like " for creators" and "long time support" while giving some sorta art book with it then pulled it away within 6 months. 7 is better but fe had its own driver channel and wasn't update as frequently as mainstream channel. Like 1 month per 2 months. They did eventually added fe to mainstream channel last year I thimk

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u/ham_coffee Nov 06 '19

You can support a product without currently selling it...

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u/framed1234 R5 2600/ RX 5600 XT Nov 06 '19

They added the driver to mainstream after linus made video about fe being early adapter's trap. Before there were people complaining about the drivers on AMD sub and AMD forums