Please pull your heads out of your ***** and get with the program.  It's been long enough.  Support your hardware.

 1. Crossfire

2. Eyefinity/display issues

The problem, as I see it, is that these posts are scattered all over the forum. A person with issues related to the above have no dedicated forum to look for help/answers/solutions. So they post the same old questions time and time again..and in various sub-forums. AMD spends a lot of money advertising Eyefinity and Crossfire...and when problems arise a owner should be able to come here and find a forum that deals only with those issues. These were two seperate forums before AMD decided to combine and streamline the catagories...and IMO a big mistake to eliminate. How hard can it be to re-implement? It certainly would make the forums more user friendly and helpful. I realize that there are other catagories that should be addressed, such as APU, etc., but the two crossfire and eyefinity forums should be at the top of the 'to do' list.

I'll keep it short; but they refused to replace a CPU they sent me with bent pins and some overheating issues. After having to twist their arm three or four times they finally decided they'd take a look (didn't promise to replace it). They said they recieved it with bent pins (I had bent them back and installed the CPU before sending it), and denied my RMA and told me to talk to AMD. I was more surpised to find out when they sent the CPU back to me it actually did have bent pins. Bent flat. No way I could use it anymore.

Needless to say, they didn't take the blame for it (whether or not it was their falut or UPS, I don't know), so this lead me to AMD. I called the Tech Support phoneline, who were fantastic, and helped me out to a fantastic degree. I was pointed in the right direction to fill out my warranty. It was the most painless warranty process I've ever had. I didn't have to twist any arms like before and my CPU was replaced before I knew it.

So this post is a thanks AMD. I had dealt with Newegg for a month just to have them tell me no and send me back a CPU in worse shape (hell I could install it before I sent it to them). Send this message along to whoever, and make sure the Tech Support guys know how good of a job they're doing. This is damn good business and I'll always be buying AMD products just for the fantastic service.

Thanks again,

   Some Happy Customer

when I change it, it seems to add lines inexplicably

Title for 14000 post is Immune to ESD, so what the hell is ESD anyway ?

In the spirit of gaming, computers and technology,  we have implemented new User Titles for the AMD Support & Game Forum. 

Here is the new structure:

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50 Nerfed
75 Buffed
100 Grinding Levels
200 Button Masher
300 Master Looter
400 Cookie Monster
500 Farming Materials
600 Overclocker
800 Case Modder
1000 Elite
1300 Alpha Geek
1600 Ubergeek
1900 Voodoo Programmer
2200 Linux Ninja
2600 Recompile The World
3000 Sprite Maker
3500 Polygon Pusher
4000 Dungeon Master
4500 Ninja Zombie Killer
5000 Speaks Binary
6000 Stack Smasher
7000 Wizard
8000 Heavy Wizardry
10000 Nanotechnology Guru
12000 80 Column Mind
14000 Immune to ESD
16000 Superuser
20000+ Lord High Fixer
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;Marc

I have ordered a Sapphire Radeon 7850 on 28th june 2012 at Slovenian computer company called AGT. I have waited months to finally receive it somewhere between 21th and 26th september which is a really long time. Too long.

I kept calling and checking on my order and they kept saying its coming in next week but weeks turned into months obviously. Once I finally got it it seemed to be DOA since it was showing artifacts and such. So I sent it back to AGT on 27th september and they sent it to Germany for closer inspection. Today it is a 18th October and I still have no answer from Germany according to AGT.

So I ordered a graphic card in 26th june and today it is the 18th of october and I still dont have it. This can't just be unlucky, I think everyone involved in this from shipping out of Germany and Everyone are just very unprofessional in my view and my experience.

This throws a really bad light on AMD in my opinion and I am not at all happy.

Thank you!

I don't see a way to opt out of these emails on the settings page. Is there a way to stop the spam or should I just make a spam filter to handle it?

Also I wonder why reports are delivered to moderators as emails. Is that a fusetalk related thing? Aren't they supposed to get them through the forum interface?

Please be advised that the AMD Game Forum is currently undergoing changes. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

Thank you for supporting AMD!

When a person is looking for a support forum, here is what he gets:

AMD FORUMS

• AMD Processors
• AMD Developer Forums
• AMD Developer Blogs
• AMD Game Forum

Well, what about these forums?

http://forums.amd.com/forum/categories.cfm?catid=33&zb=3478506

http://forums.amd.com/forum/categories.cfm?catid=310&zb=2556093

or blogs: http://blogs.amd.com/play/tag/ati-catalyst/

How easy is it to find the Customer Care E-mail Submission form ? http://emailcustomercare.amd.com/

The AMD Support Articles RSS are hidden in plain sight: http://feeds.amd.com/amdkbarticles

This is but a few examples. There is some good information out there for the few who have the time and patience to find it...but why make it so hard? Most links to AMD company supplied information is found through other sites (Tom's Hardware, Guru 3D, Overclockers, etc)....no mention or links through AMD's main site? There really should be some organization of the available resources.

Stepping down from soapbox now.