[KitGuru] ATi logo finally gone?

[crazydiamond]

So you're basically saying that you're no better than Dell was a few years back--just pushing a single brand without any regard for the other?

except amd not paying/bribing me to do it

[MirageSys]

I don't see why the two brands cant exist separately as they have in the past 4 years.

How many people here know that both Dove products and the Axe brand are the same company?

Yes, that's right. The same company that promotes a woman's self image and being comfortable with yourself, with commercials like the one below, is also promoting a deodorant that will have horny college chicks on your vain ass.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYhCn0jf46U

Here is my point:

Consumer sentiment generally relates AMD to being a cheaper alternative to Intel. Basically,they are a no frills bargain brand.

ATI should stay separate and leverage its spot as "The producer of the fastest graphics card" to gain sales an attention.

[Nintendork]

Look at this fellas:





http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/...r5,2704-3.html

No Ati mention in the whole article xD.


Less drastic:

[Manicdan]

How many people here know that both Dove products and the Axe brand are the same company?

Yes, that's right. The same company that promotes a woman's self image and being comfortable with yourself, with commercials like the one below, is also promoting a deodorant that will have horny college chicks on your vain ass.

wow i did not know that, but i bet theres a website dedicated to the boycotting of dove products simply because they also make axe. alot of my female friends love to complain about those commercials, i do find them funny and excessive. o and 90% of axe i cant stand the smell of, random note.

[Wesker]

except amd not paying/bribing me to do it

Hence why brand loyalty is so bizarre.

[Manicdan]

Hence why brand loyalty is so bizarre.

maybe the ability to build really good quality of 1 product, outweighs having to be well rounded in both? which applies much more to a small company or single person than something as large as dell. i cant even keep up with all the different sockets, cpu names and specs, preferred memory settings, etc, that have to be understood to make a decent decision when building something for someone else. i spend a few hours picking out parts for my own pc, if i had to do that for someone else, it would be too expensive, or i would have to be extremely knowledgeable to keep my time costs down.