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Zen Running DOOM at E3

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Just uploaded on AMD's YT Channel. I wish they'd stop teasing and give us some frames or temps.

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4 minutes ago, Okjoek said:

Just uploaded on AMD's YT Channel

Lol the ending of that video was kinda cringe-bad animated.  

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THat video is terrible... No info... Terrible gameplay.... CPU alone? OC speeds?

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2 minutes ago, Xaring said:

THat video is terrible... No info... Terrible gameplay.... CPU alone? OC speeds?

Yeah that's what I kinda edited into my post that I was disappointed about. I wasn't fast enough.

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...maybe zen by Q3? Seems like they've finalized their designs and whatever for Zen with only manufacturing left? That would be nice for new system builders/upgraders :) 

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Eh. Enough hype. Get the damn chip out already.

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The point of all teasers is to increase tension and with that people will rush to buy it as soon as it gets out :D

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I really want to build an all Amd build but won't until Zen comes out. My first gaming pc was all Amd back in 01' can't wait to see what Zen actually does.

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2 hours ago, shawn finkenstead said:

I really want to build an all Amd build but won't until Zen comes out. My first gaming pc was all Amd back in 01' can't wait to see what Zen actually does.

IMO it's not worth fanboying for any company because in the end they will all screw us over if they have the chance. I just like their current business philosophies like making mainstream products rather than really expensive enthusiast ones. Plus AMD produces more of a computer's hardware which in theory would be more convenient for consumers since it's kind of hard to imagine a company making parts that aren't compatible or optimized to be used together. Those are just my reasons for liking AMD though. 

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