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AMD's support - not just for new or old GPUs, but in terms of all sorts of compatibility changes, usability parity and regressions is staggeringly bad. Given t
by zwaps 5y ago
AMD's support - not just for new or old GPUs, but in terms of all sorts of compatibility changes, usability parity and regressions is staggeringly bad.
Given that compute is important, and many people use their GPUs for compute of some sort, I simply can not understand how that part is so poorly executed on the part of AMD that, in terms of actual application, you might call it entirely absent.
I mean, this is a company that produces compute cards, which supposedly someone in the world must buy and use... but who? Why?
I have never seen anyone, and for good reason. And it seems like AMD just... doesn't care?
Like, it's just not a part of their organizational strategy... Compute is on the powerpoint slides, but... no one (can) use it?
It's been going on for years now and I don't get it.
- jacquesm 5y agoEspecially not with NVidia leaving the front door wide open with their licensing terms and other oversights. But as long as AMD doesn't care enough NVidia will grow and become more and more entrenched. It would take a small miracle to displace them by now.