Topic Title: Stop releasing *****updates
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Created On: 03/02/2013 03:20 PM
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 03/02/2013 03:20 PM
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jimjoms
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HeyIm running 2*AMD 7970 and ive never had so many gfx crash releated problems.Stop letting us test your crap and learn to release stuff when its actually complete... i for one am done bying AMD releated hardware.
 03/03/2013 01:02 AM
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UcouldBrong
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Wishing they would release more of their hardware...I'd buy it today...works so well...for me!

 

You don't mention your components, temps...anything!

What is your psu?  Did you connect your E-Z plug from your psu to your mobo??



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 03/03/2013 04:30 AM
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Eydee
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Originally posted by: jimjoms HeyIm running 2*AMD 7970 and ive never had so many gfx crash releated problems.Stop letting us test your crap and learn to release stuff when its actually complete... i for one am done bying AMD releated hardware.

 

LOL. You think it's the community releasing drivers? Time to wake up!



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 03/03/2013 11:17 AM
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black_zion
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Hmm, what's he going to do when he goes to nVidia and realizes that yea, they have issues too...Go to VIA?

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 03/04/2013 03:47 PM
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desol
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ATI has always had convoluted drivers. I remember way back in the day...before AMD owned them...i was a tech. The driver installs were incredibly huge....100's and 100's of files and if you did something slightly out of order...it was screwed and all these files were left, messing things up even if you wanted to reinstall. THEY WERE A NIGHTMARE!

You'd almost have to reinstall the bloody OS just to get the graphics drivers to work properly. When they installed properly the first time, they seemed to work alright.

With Nvidia...it was like a 5 second install. Boom boom....done. No removal issues either...and complete stability.

Has AMD/ATI...changed how massive the driver installation is, over the years. Doesn't really sound like it.

 03/05/2013 03:18 AM
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UcouldBrong
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Hmmm...I install new AMD drivers (betas) almost once a week, lately - - sometimes more often!   Kind of like taking the garbage out or doing laundry...no one makes you do it, but...maybe...you should!



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