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Originally posted by RussianNeuroMancer View PostSo, there is actual Catalyst problems?
Most problems should be completely isolated to be fixed, and most of them just depend and talks about user, his os, his setup, etc... i am not sure if 10% maximum of those was actual real bugs in driver and on that percentage wishlist is included.Last edited by dungeon; 02 October 2015, 02:26 PM.
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I was looking to get an Alienware 15" Laptop with a new Skylake processor and of course and AMD graphics card but called the help number as there didn't appear to be a 4k screen option anymore. The person on the phone wasn't very helpful and really tired to get me to buy an nVidia card stating that 90% of their sales were nVidia which sounds like a bit of a self fulfilling prophecy to me. AMD aren't going to get sales if you deliberately force them down the nVidia road
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https://bugs.freedesktop.org/buglist...resolution=---
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/buglist...resolution=---
And this for intel:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/buglist...resolution=---
And another one for nouveau:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/buglist...resolution=---
Those are just DRI unresolved bugs per some of the drivers, but there are others if you want?
Now choose your driver by STILLtm bugzilla's unresolved bugsLast edited by dungeon; 02 October 2015, 02:39 PM.
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Originally posted by dungeon View PostThere is no Catalyst problems.
And I not talking with you about any other drivers, I talking only about Catalyst and this "There is no Catalyst problems" false statement.
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Originally posted by RussianNeuroMancer View PostYeah, this is not going to happen without another five pages for sure - you just can't admit you lied.
And I not talking with you about any other drivers, I talking only about Catalyst and this "There is no Catalyst problems" false statement.
If you want to tell that any driver has bugs yes they have it all, any of them on any OS... but that does not have any meaning for particular man who just want to make it work as he wish.Last edited by dungeon; 02 October 2015, 03:03 PM.
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Originally posted by RussianNeuroMancer View PostScroll page up, click to links in my message, read it carefully, and try to answer again.
Do you think i am in laboratory right now and trying to reproduce those particular problems? Are they your problems?
But i guess Neuro is you in one of them, so OK... I see two problems there in that one bug... first is why it tear so badly without and what badly exactly means, is that something that even plain vsync can't solve? Another one looks exactly what i tell you up there, it is kind of whishlist - you are to one who trying TearFree to be available in CCC on your muxless APU+dGPU combo, so can't say for sure maybe that really isn't supported on that particular setup.. so it just looks to me kind of wishlist bug.Last edited by dungeon; 02 October 2015, 04:20 PM.
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Originally posted by Marc Driftmeyer View PostTo give some of you folks perspective, just after we merged with Apple from NeXT and Steve came on as iCEO he announced cutting of 50% of the staff from 10k to 5k world-wide. Today, the company proper is well past 100k plus regulard full-time. Steve cut 26 product lines to 4. Streamlined marketing from 26 individual groups to 1. So on and so forth.
Also, restructuring upon the introduction of a new CEO breaks up clicks, allegiances, and preconceptions that could lead to descents about how "things should be run", and about "how X was better when Y was running the company". The reality is that companies are not democracies, they're dictatorships - and the appropriate response to a stagnant unprofitable company is dramatic change which often involves a fresh infusion and simplification of personnel. Sure they might have lost 10 excellent employees but the overall health of the company is likely to improve for the 40 bringing it down.
This reminds me of the The Mythical Man-Month whose central theme is that "adding manpower to a late software project makes it later". Simplification is efficiency.
To everyone who lost their job, my condolences - I'm sure with your skill sets you're future will be bright on new roads, so dust off your feet and transcend to bigger and better things.
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