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    AMD: You'll be pleasantly surprised

    I would say we don't make money by delivering slow hardware. Our expectation is that we'll give you a really pleasant surprise this year when we ship our DX11 hardware
    http://www.pcgameshardware.com/aid,6...tly-fast/News/

    It has begun!

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    wow! thanks for the info!

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    I hope we don't see a 2900 series-esque episode.

    AMD has been running a very nice show lately though, keep it up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by m0da View Post
    I hope we don't see a 2900 series-esque episode.

    AMD has been running a very nice show lately though, keep it up!
    nahhh... im expecting a 4000 series repeat, and with some luck it might get close to a 9700 pro series repeat... that would be cool

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    Quote Originally Posted by saaya View Post
    nahhh... im expecting a 4000 series repeat, and with some luck it might get close to a 9700 pro series repeat... that would be cool
    Hope that too...and 5870 will be mine!But gotta wait till october
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    Quote Originally Posted by saaya View Post
    nahhh... im expecting a 4000 series repeat, and with some luck it might get close to a 9700 pro series repeat... that would be cool
    Would be nice to see. The 9XXX cards beat Nvidia a beating back then for quite awhile. I still have a 9700 Pro churning away in my brothers PC, complete with 80mm fan rigged to it as the stock fan failed years ago.

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    Most problems related with computers ly between the chair and the screen

    Nvidia drivers are, according with my experience, better than ATI's, but I don't really care about that, I just want to play some games...
    Are we there yet?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Luka_Aveiro View Post
    Most problems related with computers ly between the chair and the screen

    Nvidia drivers are, according with my experience, better than ATI's, but I don't really care about that, I just want to play some games...
    LOL I like your quote didn't think anyone paid any attention to my rantings.
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    Quote Originally Posted by m0da View Post
    I hope we don't see a 2900 series-esque episode.

    AMD has been running a very nice show lately though, keep it up!
    This came to mind too. However they got rid of CEO Captain a$$ hat to things have been looking up
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    Quote Originally Posted by Glow9 View Post
    This came to mind too. However they got rid of CEO Captain a$$ hat to things have been looking up
    You mean this dude?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Glow9 View Post
    This came to mind too. However they got rid of CEO Captain a$$ hat to things have been looking up
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    You mean this dude?
    He did one thing right, he helped the EU get most of the 1.8 Billion they've invested in AMD back
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    there yo go bringing intel into a amd thread again lol, if that was someone droping a dig at amd you would be crying like a girl.
    qft!

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    Never have any problem with Nvidia or ATI on hardware or software wise. Bang for the bucks still the main point for me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Donnie27 View Post
    He did one thing right, he helped the EU get most of the 1.8 Billion they've invested in AMD back
    True....very true

    Joking aside ATi and nVidia have the same driver issue at the moment with Windows 7 RC (or the issue COULD be Windows 7 RC itself?) the issue I am on about is.... ASPECT RATIO SCALING.

    Works perfectly in Vista and XP, but is flakey in Windows 7 for both nVidia and ATi users.

    Back on topic, nVidia will have the performance crown for DirectX11, however ATi MIGHT be first out the door with DirectX11 products, as I sense nVidia will follow in November, yet ATi will lead the way in Late September.

    (Anyone who thinks nVidia will not have the fastest single GPU solution only has to read about DirectX compute and other computational functions of DirectX11....and then realise that the current crop of nVidia hardware already does this.....and VERY well)

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnZS View Post
    Back on topic, nVidia will have the performance crown for DirectX11, however ATi MIGHT be first out the door with DirectX11 products, as I sense nVidia will follow in November, yet ATi will lead the way in Late September.
    Uh, that's just rumours... Nvidia will be late for sure, unless they are secretly planning the release, which I doubt. ATI even demonstrated their cards already.
    And you have no idea about ATI chip performance and Nvidia chip performance, how can you compare them... Best not make such assumptions or people will put your words in your signature now and back into your mouth after the release if you are wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JohnZS View Post
    Back on topic, nVidia will have the performance crown for DirectX11, however ATi MIGHT be first out the door with DirectX11 products, as I sense nVidia will follow in November, yet ATi will lead the way in Late September.

    (Anyone who thinks nVidia will not have the fastest single GPU solution only has to read about DirectX compute and other computational functions of DirectX11....and then realise that the current crop of nVidia hardware already does this.....and VERY well)

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    Sure, Nvidia will probably hold the fastest single-gpu solution once more. By looking at die size (rumors) that should be quite obvious otherwise Nvidia really has failed. But AMD will be performance leader with their X2 and have best bang for buck at most price segments (or at least be the once cashing in with their smaller die strategy).

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    oooh this is making me intrigued as to what the performance is going to be like, hope they sting nvidia in the but like last time
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    Hold the phone, AMD is talking up their own products?

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    Quote Originally Posted by randomizer View Post
    Hold the phone, AMD is talking up their own products?
    +1

    it's a teaser/sales pitch. nothing new, no specs, we just have to wait for october.
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    Quote Originally Posted by randomizer View Post
    Hold the phone, AMD is talking up their own products?
    AMD is usually really quiet unless the company has grown a confidence level above avarage
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    Quote Originally Posted by Smartidiot89 View Post
    AMD is usually really quiet unless the company has grown a confidence level above avarage
    Indeed, they talked big with the R600, but that was only after being backed into a corner from 8800GTX. I have high hopes, and if it delivers only way most could be massively disappointed is if this is a dual gpu solution, that needs the extra gpu to compete or surpass.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dainas View Post
    Indeed, they talked big with the R600, but that was only after being backed into a corner from 8800GTX. I have high hopes, and if it delivers only way most could be massively disappointed is if this is a dual gpu solution, that needs the extra gpu to compete or surpass.
    Crossfire scaling is generally good, I wouldn't mind a dual gpu solution if the performance and price are right. EG gt300 compared to 5870x2

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    Quote Originally Posted by Smartidiot89 View Post
    AMD is usually really quiet unless the company has grown a confidence level above avarage


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    This doesn't have anything to do with new hardware introduction
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    Quote Originally Posted by Smartidiot89 View Post
    AMD is usually really quiet unless the company has grown a confidence level above avarage
    My post could have been interpreted as sarcastic or as "pleasantly surprised"

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    Hopes for a single die 300-400mm² card...
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