It's funny that you'd call someone else on "fanaticism" when you're here to try to defend AMD's drivers (while bringing up anecdotal sensationalist stuff to back up your lack of arguments). That's something pretty much only a fanatic would do.
I never said AMD has zero driver problems. And more importantly, I'm not the one saying only side has problems...
Oct 28th is kind of late, especially if they claim they will release the graphics cards before the consoles. Oh well. At least it's still this year, rather than late next year.
Good to know.
Oh wait a sec, is my memory fucked or motherboard for amd cpus have problem with some ram brands\models? Like compatibility problems?! I heard that when i choose my current 8600k instead of taking a ryzen a couple of years ago...
The first generation of Ryzen CPUs were finicky with memory. They did work, but became unstable very quickly above 2933 MHz. The subsequent processors resolved that.
There is barely any difference in software between the Radeon GPU and the Ryzen CPU side. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Just like everyone cherrypicks their news sources for Radeon driver issues
and bully me for doing the same for nVidia, here's one for their CPUs;
Such as increased CPU power consumption allegedly
www.techradar.com
It's not a mass problem, and nothing to really worry about. Same for their GPUs, same for nVidia's GPUs, and the same for Intel chipsets and motherboards.
People get angry when you criticize nVidia. It's basically the same as trying to criticize Jesus in front of a Christian, or criticizing women in front of feminists. As The Skull already mentioned above, AMD's issues are overblown and nVidia's are swept under the rug.