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goodbye Catalyst Control Center, hello Radeon Sofware

I like the new design. Looks very sleek yet simple. A much needed overhaul to CCC. Now hopefully they keep up with their drivers now since they have more focus now.

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People here arguing about AMD's driver and here I am giggling they paired an A10-5700 with a 390X.

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dat neck of bottlz

I'm noticing how your title is "Junior Cheeseburger" yet your avatar is clearly a double. 

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I'm very satisfied with AMD's drivers in almost every way. Stability, performance, features etc has been great both on beta and WHQL releases. Long term support is also good with people who bought GPUs like HD 7870 in early 2012 are also still getting feature improvements and performance optimizations for the newest AAA games.

There's only one problem I continue to have with AMD. Their abysmal openGL performance.

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ahead in what!? aestectics!??!?! because the new Radeon Software doesn't do anything more than CCC did

You have to admit that AMD has a usefull control panel. You can OC your card, they support it natively in their drivers, and it's actually a good tool. I used it a long time ago with a 5450 before I got a gtx 970.

I don't want to get into the "zMeul h8" bandwagon. But damn man, you bash AMD a lot, like you were paid for doing so.

Did they stole your bananas or what?

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I'm noticing how your title is "Junior Cheeseburger" yet your avatar is clearly a double. 

It's now "Junior Double Cheeseburger" happy now?  :P

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It's now "Junior Double Cheeseburger" happy now?  :P

hah! Make me want mcdonalds but it's still breakfast   :(

muh specs 

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Screens- Acer preditor XB241H (1080p, 144Hz Gsync), LG 1080p ultrawide, (all mounted) directly wired to TV in other room

Stuff- k70 with reds, steel series rival, g13, full desk covering mouse mat

All parts black

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Shelf- i7-2600 non-k (has vt-d), 380t, some ASUS sandy itx board, intel quad nic. Currently hosts shared files, setting up as pfsense box in VM. Also acts as spare gaming PC with a 580 or whatever someone brings. Hooked into laptop dock area via usb switch

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You have to admit that AMD has a usefull control panel. You can OC your card, they support it natively in their drivers, and it's actually a good tool. I used it a long time ago with a 5450 before I got a gtx 970.

I don't want to get into the "zMeul h8" bandwagon. But damn man, you bash AMD a lot, like you were paid for doing so.

Did they stole your bananas or what?

 

He has an irrational grudge just like the anti-Nvidia brigade here.

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the only thing i wonder is when will nvidia fuse geforce center with control panel already, and give it a modern look and feel

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This was my one complaint about AMD after making the switch, CCC looked 10 years out of date, even if it brings nothing new and is just a graphical overhaul im happy.

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Love that they'll give per game OC settings!

Bleigh!  Ever hear of AC series? 

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omg finally

If your grave doesn't say "rest in peace" on it You are automatically drafted into the skeleton war.

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from the way LTT seem to consider AMD kit throughout all of their videos, I would say that Nvidia are paying them extra (throwing more 980ti's and titans at them) to create a fictional user who's job it is to post up anti AMD posts.

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the only thing i wonder is when will nvidia fuse geforce center with control panel already, and give it a modern look and feel

Please God no
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AMD are apparently going to market this as "Your graphics cards operating system"

Cringeworthty to say the least.

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AMD are apparently going to market this as "Your graphics cards operating system"

Cringeworthty to say the least.

But true. Can you name any other hardware with device drivers as complex as GPUs?
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Wonder if it will finally default to using 4:4:4 RGB instead of limited... One can hope.

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Wonder if it will finally default to using 4:4:4 RGB instead of limited... One can hope.

At least the switch to turn it to full RGB works for AMD, unlike Nvidia's one where you have to trick it by creating a custom refresh rate. I was doing that workaround for years on Nvidia. Switched to AMD in 2014 and their toggle switch in catalyst just worked properly without need for workarounds, although I agree it should be default. Not sure if Nvidia has fixed their's since...
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back in the day the drivers were also awful and actually needed those monthly updates. fortunately, that's gone.

gone?!

to this day there are people, quite a lot of them, who complain about issues with their brand new 390s

my own case with an AMD IGP laptop where I had to wait months for AMD to release a driver that didn't cause artifacting in GW2

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You have to admit that AMD has a useful control panel. You can OC your card, they support it natively in their drivers

don't you mean, after you agree to void your warranty ?!
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Are we seriously implying that that's not the same at Nvidia.

what now?! I don't see any OC function in nVidia's CP, nor there's need for one

would be nice though, to have HW monitoring inside the CP

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what now?! I don't see any OC function in nVidia's CP, nor there's need for one

would be nice though, to have HW monitoring inside the CP

I mean if AMD allows it it's technically not breaking the warranty

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gone?!

to this day there are people, quite a lot of them, who complain about issues with their brand new 390s

Of course there are Just like there are loads of Nvidia buyers complaining about driver bugs particularly on Windows 10. There are some unhappy customers on both sides, WHQL or not.
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