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That aligns closely with when AMD bought ATI. Before that ATI had a long history of egregiously buggy GPGPUs. I can't say what's gone wrong with Radeon, but I
by willis936 3y ago
That aligns closely with when AMD bought ATI. Before that ATI had a long history of egregiously buggy GPGPUs. I can't say what's gone wrong with Radeon, but I can say it's been going wrong for nearly my entire life.