2018-03-13, 02:56
Let go of what? I thought we were having a civil discussion although I see you are resorting to swearing and name calling again. You have a card I do not. You perked my interests about its ease of use and no problems in your advertising. I simply asked if you've accomplished what I demand out of a system. I listed a few points of interest I'm used to and cannot live without. If so, I ask again, since you have delved into advanced setups and "have an advantage over me regarding recommendations". Will the AMD cards you have experience with meet my basic demands or not?
It seems you have the wrong impression about me losing control or something to that affect? I don't care what card users employ either. I suggest what works 100% for me based on my experience though, so much so, I share my success down to the last detail so others can too. If there was any doubt it was not perfectly successful, I certainly wouldn't stick my neck out. I do care when you steer people toward unproven concepts claiming they are easy and perfect (where is your guide to success) and then in the next breath, ask here and elsewhere if anyone knows how to fix multiple things going wrong with your AMD usage unique to AMD only. All the while, steering users away from proven concepts by inventing nonsense you consider relative impairment.
I think the passion you express for your AMD loyalty should not always include your dislike of nVidia thinking the worse you can make the competition look, the better your preference appears. And should anyone disagree with the tact by presenting real world fact checks or questions, belittle them and side step the conversation? I understand this nature all too well though. It's a shame I see it here too. Politicians, those we look up to and respect enough to represent us as a whole, those whose examples we desire to model our children, have been perfecting and teaching us how to divert attention from their actual skill sets and shortcomings, to instead concentrate on their opponents inefficiencies real or invented. It really is influential, although it may not lead to the promised land.
I was thinking instead of butting heads, maybe we could collaborate and combine our skills to achieve a detailed documented example of AMD performing well alongside NVidia if you're interested.
It seems you have the wrong impression about me losing control or something to that affect? I don't care what card users employ either. I suggest what works 100% for me based on my experience though, so much so, I share my success down to the last detail so others can too. If there was any doubt it was not perfectly successful, I certainly wouldn't stick my neck out. I do care when you steer people toward unproven concepts claiming they are easy and perfect (where is your guide to success) and then in the next breath, ask here and elsewhere if anyone knows how to fix multiple things going wrong with your AMD usage unique to AMD only. All the while, steering users away from proven concepts by inventing nonsense you consider relative impairment.
I think the passion you express for your AMD loyalty should not always include your dislike of nVidia thinking the worse you can make the competition look, the better your preference appears. And should anyone disagree with the tact by presenting real world fact checks or questions, belittle them and side step the conversation? I understand this nature all too well though. It's a shame I see it here too. Politicians, those we look up to and respect enough to represent us as a whole, those whose examples we desire to model our children, have been perfecting and teaching us how to divert attention from their actual skill sets and shortcomings, to instead concentrate on their opponents inefficiencies real or invented. It really is influential, although it may not lead to the promised land.
I was thinking instead of butting heads, maybe we could collaborate and combine our skills to achieve a detailed documented example of AMD performing well alongside NVidia if you're interested.
