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Supporting anti-competitive garbage company like AYYMD
James Edwards
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Ethan Morales
>blocking competition to screw you out of your money
Not surprised AMD would do that.
Henry Richardson
As stated before, Asrock is using rebranded Colorful cards. Why would AMD have have two board partners making the same boards in the same area? Asrock is the US version of Colorful.
Polite sage
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Jace Baker
Oh no, now I only have a choice of 20 different custom cards instead of 22. :(
I assume we can expect a bunch more FUD over the next couple of weeks to try and deflect from the GPP backpeddling.
Joshua Young
Hate this shit. Reminds me of when I tried to buy a Gainward 680.
Lucas Garcia
>I assume we can expect a bunch more FUD over the next couple of weeks to try and deflect from the GPP backpeddling.
do you remember when XFX was the preferred noVidia AIB?
I 'member.
fan fukt: AMD looks after its partners.
Joshua Gutierrez
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Jeremiah Flores
>102
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Oliver Cruz
Of course. They started making ATI cards and Nvidia threw a hissy fit and refused to send them any Fermi chips, which meant they had to go ATI-exclusive (or cave to Nvidia). Nvidia have always been a garbage company.
Luis Edwards
AYYMD is a garbage anti-competitive company, so glad I don't buy junk from them
Dylan Moore
That's bad,
they could be today as big as BFG or Point of View are.
Sebastian Cox
>it's ok when AMD does it
Jason Clark
Nvidia's still blocking other companies from selling in specific regions. AMD never tried to do GPP.
Nolan Robinson
>amd wants certain suppliers to specific regions
>literally the same as nvidia blocking competitor's products.
as smart as a macfag consumer.
Jeremiah Perry
Freedom is freedom. AMD limiting a little bit of freedom is bad. Just because nVidia does similar (or worse) things, does not mean that AMD should do this without criticism.
Asher Brooks
AMD's always done this though. The difference is that only AMD gets criticism for region limiting card manufacturers and nobody ever mentions Nvidia refusing to sell GPUs to large customers.
Adrian Reyes
>It's another tripfag being retarded
What are legal obligations anyway
Connor Gonzalez
>comparing this to gpp
>not selling your cards in specific regions is anti-competitive
wtf
Colton Miller
>ITT: whataboutism
B-But muh GPP
Daniel Carter
lmao Falcon went full Nvidia shill
Adrian Gutierrez
>not understanding why some things can be sold in US but not in EU
>comparing "a company that doesn't sell a variation of it's own product in a region" to "a company that indirectly tries to stop other companies from selling their products"
How the fuck are you still alive and not dead because you forgot how to breath, you fucking autist.
Cooper Clark
>another tripfag
Hello newfag, that's falcon who's been here for nearly a decade. Yeah he goes retard once in a while but you're a fucking newfag.
Grayson Wright
i thought ayymd were the good guys? i just upgraded from zen to zen+ and got a whole 7% increase for $200 guys!
Juan Brooks
>Yeah he goes retard once in a while
Absolutely, I do. But ITT? Is it wrong to criticize AMD for doing this?
Benjamin Clark
Do you also criticise Nvidia for not making Colorful cards available outside of Asia?
Owen Perry
>The decision to block ASRock from entering European market is not necessarily that controversial. Regional sales bans are actually quite common. For the same reason, you are not able to buy Colorful or Colorfire graphics cards in Europe. There are simply too many board partners in this region.
It's just business, nvidia's GPP was far from "just business" though, it was borderline malpractice.
Either way this incident won't affect customers in any way.
Wyatt Green
>sagefags
How boy...
Parker Robinson
Freedom is freedom but it isn't binary for fucks sake.