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Ofcause now that I'm looking for the post on Tomshardware I can't find it ._. Just my luck,

But it was an E8600 ~ a disscussion about it getting bottlenecked by 650ti and a few other GPUs including a 7850

 

I still think a quad core is needed (or a new system) otherwise the bottleneck is going to be too much, those dual cores were pretty good 5 years ago but they are a little dated now.

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The AMD drivers basically render their cards useless, all they do is crash.

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The AMD drivers basically render their cards useless, all they do is crash.

WTF ? someone needs a ban for posting such biased and untrue rubbish. LOL

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The AMD drivers basically render their cards useless, all they do is crash.

thats not a sensible statement, or a true one : /

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thats not a sensible statement, or a true one : /

 

I've come a cross a few then went a little weird but certainly not all of them, maybe something wrong with the cards

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I've come a cross a few then went a little weird but certainly not all of them, maybe something wrong with the cards

the statement was way too general

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its just fanboyism imo

 

Probably lol

 

I do prefer NVIDIA but I certainly wouldn't come out with anything like that, I did have quite a few issues with numerous ATI but only a couple of AMD's so in my experiences is a massive improvement

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Probably lol

 

I do prefer NVIDIA but I certainly wouldn't come out with anything like that, I did have quite a few issues with numerous ATI but only a couple of AMD's so in my experiences is a massive improvement

I have had more than a few issues with nvidia as well as some but less with AMD Radeon HD allthough I have owned more nvidia cards than AMD/Ati Radeons I have never had marjor issues with either camps although there was once a referbished "Powercolor" 6870 that was DOA that a bought once but Powercolor sucks everyone knows this.

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