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AMD’s latest – but perhaps not greatest – GPU has finally been officially confirmed, but the GPU isn’t the big news... What does this mean for the GPU market as a whole?

 

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NO!, It'S aLl BeCaUsE oF mInErs!

 

9 minutes ago, a poor scientist said:

why don't they increase the production

of gpu's

are you serious?.....

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1 minute ago, Arika S said:

NO!, It'S aLl BeCaUsE oF mInErs!

 

are you serious?.....

i know that 

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Just now, a poor scientist said:

i know that 

ok what about make a regulation for miners and keep a limit 

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18 minutes ago, a poor scientist said:

why don't they increase the production

of gpu's

 

4 minutes ago, a poor scientist said:

ok what about make a regulation for miners and keep a limit 


For a scientist you aren't very observant... 😄

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^ not a crypto wallet

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20 minutes ago, a poor scientist said:

why don't they increase the production

of gpu's

its not like amd and nvidia are like yeahhh lets purposely lose money and not make any gpus even though we easily could...

Big nerd. 

 

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ya 

5 minutes ago, Biohazard777 said:

 


For a scientist you aren't very observant... 😄

so.there is a regulation and i live in india

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8 minutes ago, a poor scientist said:

ok what about make a regulation for miners and keep a limit 

why for just miners? Why are miners less deserving than anyone else?

 

lets change a few things

 

  • what about make a regulation for gamers and keep a limit 
  • what about make a regulation for content creators and keep a limit
  • what about make a regulation for 3d artists and keep a limit
  • what about make a regulation for video production and keep a limit 

 

 

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1 minute ago, Arika S said:

why for just miners? Why are miners less deserving than anyone else?

 

lets change a few things

 

  • what about make a regulation for gamers and keep a limit 
  • what about make a regulation for content creators and keep a limit
  • what about make a regulation for 3d artists and keep a limit
  • what about make a regulation for video production and keep a limit 

 

 

mmm yah we do that

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This is certainly an odd time of day for this to go live. Still, glad to see some more choices - I'm thinking about upgrading in the next few months. 

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1 minute ago, Arika S said:

why for just miners? Why are miners less deserving than anyone else?

 

lets change a few things

 

  • what about make a regulation for gamers and keep a limit 
  • what about make a regulation for content creators and keep a limit
  • what about make a regulation for 3d artists and keep a limit
  • what about make a regulation for video production and keep a limit 

 

 

are u a miner

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2 minutes ago, a poor scientist said:

mmm yah we do that

....no we don't. there is no regulations that stop anyone else from buying GPUs

 

Just now, a poor scientist said:

are u a miner

lol no. even if I was, does it change the validity of my comment? why is one use case for a product any less valid than another?

 

Who is the priority? Gamers? Severs? Production houses? Scientists?

GPUs have so many uses, who are you or anyone else to say what they can be used for?

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2 minutes ago, Arika S said:

....no we don't. there is no regulations that stop anyone else from buying GPUs

 

lol no. even if I was, does it change the validity of my comment? why is one use case for a product any less valid than another?

 

Who is the priority? Gamers? Severs? Production houses? Scientists?

GPUs have so many uses, who are you or anyone else to say what they can be used for?

yah i was just say it in theory 

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1 hour ago, BondiBlue said:

This is certainly an odd time of day for this to go live. Still, glad to see some more choices - I'm thinking about upgrading in the next few months. 

It was announced at Chinajoy in Shanghai, China. It's prime afternoon on this side of the globe. 

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Linus couldn't be bothered with review to a point he just showed AMD's fps numbers lol and then rambled for several minutes. I can feel ya how doing a full scale review of a product no one can buy is a total waste of time.

 

As for priority, gamers and prduction were never an issue. It's always 1-2 GPU's per system. It's the damn scalpers and mining warehouses that have buttloads of GPU's stacked. Few mining farms could supply thousands of gamers with each only needing single graphic card. Instead they sit in like 5 warehouses.

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Solid card for my needs tbh but doubt prices will be anything impressive.

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China-whatever..... Nope still don't care about it.

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13 hours ago, Arika S said:

....no we don't. there is no regulations that stop anyone else from buying GPUs

 

lol no. even if I was, does it change the validity of my comment? why is one use case for a product any less valid than another?

 

Who is the priority? Gamers? Severs? Production houses? Scientists?

GPUs have so many uses, who are you or anyone else to say what they can be used for?

Mining crypto does nothing useful, it just wastes electricity. On top of that, crypto is heavily involved in all sorts of criminal activity. Other things you mentioned are actually useful.

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6 hours ago, Alexeygridnev1993 said:

Mining crypto does nothing useful, it just wastes electricity. On top of that, crypto is heavily involved in all sorts of criminal activity. Other things you mentioned are actually useful.

OK, I'll bite. 

 

Gaming does nothing useful either and wastes more electricity than mining. 

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Just now, Arika S said:

OK, I'll bite. 

 

Gaming does nothing useful either and wastes more electricity than mining. 

Recreation is useful

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1 hour ago, Alexeygridnev1993 said:

Recreation is useful

Yes, but there are many other forms of recreation, not just gaming.

But i'm not going into this any further, this conversation has been done to death on this forum and is a bit off-topic for this video.

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8 hours ago, Alexeygridnev1993 said:

On top of that, crypto is heavily involved in all sorts of criminal activity.

So is regular cash. Is that a problem? Why does it matter what people do with their graphics cards that they've paid for? 

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