Yeah, I really liked it to.
Nor is the TV saying "Dell and HP are not down with the GPP - PCPerspective"Loved that video, honestly.
Unusally straight-shooting and direct for being a corporate production. A keyboard that's all "N"; not a coincidence...
Over the coming weeks, you can expect to see our add-in board partners launch new brands that carry an AMD Radeon product.
Yeah, I'm wondering how much ad money ASUS is going to spend on their arez "brand", when ROG is on all of their other gaming gear, not just graphics cards and mobos but also headsets, monitors, keyboards, mice, even friggin mouse mats for chrissakes.nvidia is stealing all the brand investment to themselves, and AMD cards will be relegated to unknown stickers.
EFFIN W00000T!In the meantime, the r/AMD vigilantes that sent e-mails to FCC and the E.U. denouncing GPP have received confirmation that the case is being reviewed in both sides.
I'm sure ASUS will also be looking to see how much resources AMD is willing to contribute towards the promotion of the AREZ brand.Yeah, I'm wondering how much ad money ASUS is going to spend on their arez "brand", when ROG is on all of their other gaming gear, not just graphics cards and mobos but also headsets, monitors, keyboards, mice, even friggin mouse mats for chrissakes.
As you said, might amount to nothing, but hey, at least people tried.
It is not them who have launch the probe, in fact, it is the work of both US and UE commission to look at it, and there response was, " we are allready looking at it ". it seems more probable, that Intel, AMD, HP, Dell was the first to contact them.
Yeah, agreed. I've known Kyle a long time and might have a time or two accused him of being biased for a certain vendor over another...but I don't think he'd ever just take money to get a story, in fact I think he'd get pissed off as hell if someone tried and publish their attempt right away. It's just how he is.Many reviewers and bloggers have come forth saying they got the same tip from AMD as Kyle did, but only Kyle got paid for it?
This is even embarrassing..
I thought Burke was Kyle's source while a different one alleged by Kyle is with regards source for (Tech of Tomorrow video) that was done by text to Eric (I thought he does mention a Brian but clearly says the name regarding the texts will be withheld as he thought of them as a friend/associate known for many years).Yeah, agreed. I've known Kyle a long time and might have a time or two accused him of being biased for a certain vendor over another...but I don't think he'd ever just take money to get a story, in fact I think he'd get pissed off as hell if someone tried and publish their attempt right away. It's just how he is.
I don't always agree with Kyle, but after all these years I do give him credit and respect that I feel he's more than earned. He's one of the good guys out there, even if we're butting heads over something.
Not sure who the Brian in the video is, but if he has texts from Burke saying something like that and I were Kyle I'd get a hold of him and ask for copies and see about some slander since Burke was talking to a journalist of sorts...
Bolding by Kyle @ [H]ardOCPI wanted to personally thank all of our resellers who are attending our AMD sales event in London this week, it was a pleasure catching up with you and thank you for your support. Many of you told me how our competition tries to use funding and allocation to restrict or block your ability to market and sell Radeon based products in the manner you and your customers desire. I want to let you know that your voices have been heard and that I welcome any others who have encountered similar experiences to reach out to me. Together we can work to ensure that we give gamers what they truly deserve -- freedom of choice.
Yeah it is not like AMD directed AIB partners at launch to sell 5xx or Vega through specific retailers/resellers who had the AMD rebate program at maximum value ($100) like Oveclockers UK
Also funny how they (OverclockersUK) had some of the highest stock levels for Sapphire GPUs and Vegas in all of Europe.
I quoted in the past Gibbo being honest about rebates from both AMD and Nvidia and specifically 4xx/5xx/Vega, and also GamersNexus who was given confirmation from AIB off the record that AMD directed them to sell to those resellers with the rebate - purpose so the card could be sold at a price point.
Scott needs to be a bit careful how he states this, because that is exactly using funding in a way affecting customers albeit differently to GPP.
Well if we go by this information, if that statement is true and AMD gets enough witnesses to testify and corroborate that, then nvidia might be in for a world of hurt.https://www.hardocp.com/news/2018/04/19/scott_herkelman_confirms_nvidia_gpp_tactics
Scott Herkelman of AMD:
Bolding by Kyle @ [H]ardOCP
Yeah it is not like AMD directed AIB partners at launch to sell 5xx or Vega through specific retailers/resellers who had the AMD rebate program at maximum value ($100) like Oveclockers UK
Also funny how they (OverclockersUK) had some of the highest stock levels for Sapphire GPUs and Vegas in all of Europe.
I quoted in the past Gibbo being honest about rebates from both AMD and Nvidia and specifically 4xx/5xx/Vega, and also GamersNexus who was given confirmation from AIB off the record that AMD directed them to sell to those resellers with the rebate - purpose so the card could be sold at a price point.
Well if we go by this information, if that statement is true and AMD gets enough witnesses to testify and corroborate that, then nvidia might be in for a world of hurt.
Comparing nvidia using money and availability blockades to stop retailers from selling Radeon products with AMD's schemes for selling their own cards at MSRP?
Nice try at completely unrelated strawman nonsense.
Just another sad attempt at apologism, I guess.
Thankfully, pretty much everyone is able to see through those tactics by now.
In the meantime, the r/AMD vigilantes that sent e-mails to FCC and the E.U. denouncing GPP have received confirmation that the case is being reviewed in both sides.
It could amount to nothing, of course.