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Reddit user discloses how Intel sabotaged AMD's business in 2005

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and you provided nothing to correct it. Lol.

 

Doesn't matter what I say though, as usual. I'll be told that I'm wrong anyways. So I'll just simply say that he's wrong.

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this is a long known thing, and it's also the path NVIDIA is taking at this moment. 

muh specs 

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I find it funny how you all think this is limited to 2005... It's even funnier when people are posting botched/gimped benchmarks then slamming AMD's chips when the motherboards are pretty much the major issue... 

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Intel are scum really, i really hope karma hits them hard in the future, most of this been known already for very long time.

Yep old but doesn't change much, on how scummy intel is right now, sabotaging benchmarks, sabotaging market in such way to give AMD huge disadvantage.

I hope you know how bad real monopoly is.

How scummy it is right now? Most of this is 10+ years old! What the Hell has Intel done wrong since Paul Otellini stepped down and Kirzanich took over? I bet you won't find a single thing. And before we bring up contra-revenue mobile chips, using it as a strategy to make an initial break into an ecosystem and incentivize developers is not remotely negative. It only promotes better competition from ARM.

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How scummy it is right now? Most of this is 10+ years old! What the Hell has Intel done wrong since Paul Otellini stepped down and Kirzanich took over? I bet you won't find a single thing. And before we bring up contra-revenue mobile chips, using it as a strategy to make an initial break into an ecosystem and incentivize developers is not remotely negative. It only promotes better competition from ARM.

Probably aren't doing anything because they're being monitored heavily. 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/476415-amd-gemini-dual-gpu-card-specs-leakrumourwccf/?p=6386334

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Probably aren't doing anything because they're being monitored heavily.

Assumption of guilt is always wrong.

Software Engineer for Suncorp (Australia), Computer Tech Enthusiast, Miami University Graduate, Nerd

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That is insance. I was wondering AMD does not know all this?

They did. It's kinda old news. Considered history now.

 

Today I don't think Intel is doing anything underhand against AMD (as if they need to).

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They did. It's kinda old news. Considered history now.

 

Today I don't think Intel is doing anything underhand against AMD (as if they need to).

NvidroSoft on the other hand....

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Standard business practice. Drag society as a whole down for personal, short-term gain.

Don't hate the player, hate the game (and do something to change the game, this one sucks balls)

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