Proton 6.3-6 Released With More Games Running, Optional NVIDIA DLSS Support

[scottishduck]

12 years ago does not mean they do it again today and they do it again today.

Do you have a link to the antitrust suit against them? Interested to read it.

[pal666]

AMD doesn't supply mobile Zen 3 chips in any decent qualities

as i said, amd doesn't produce chips, tsmc does.

And then they cheated with their low power mobile Ryzen 5000 lineup by having only half of the chips based on Zen 3 while all the others are Zen 2.

did they promise you to use only zen 3 in ryzen 5000 lineup? you have funny definition of cheating "didn't do what i want". do you buy chips based on their name or on their benchmarks?

[pal666]

Well it’s only been 12 years since then, very relevant to the current market.

lol what makes you think intel become less greedy?

I’d assume since it’s still 2009 we can talk about AMD’s anti-competitive practice with AIB GPU partners?

after amd gets fined for billion for it

[piotrj3]

lol what makes you think intel become less greedy?
after amd gets fined for billion for it

AMD does make a lot more unfair practises still with AIBs. 5600XT BIOS was great example of that, AMD was ready to release BIOS increasing frequency of memory chips, but didn't tell AIBs like MSI/Gigabyte/Asus to validate them for such speeds. Meanwhile Sapphire/PowerColor etc. knew about it and released BIOS without any problems.

Also in times of premiere of 6800/6800XT/6900XT, AMD set MSRP in a way, that AIBs had almost no profit margins even for bottom tier cards. Literally 700$ 3080 was cheaper in most countries at AIBs at launch comparing to 6800XT (650$ card).