Back when I was teaching in collage, one of my collagues has one of those, the leather? texture model.On the surface the surface is a good product.
It looks hilariously bad, malfunctions often and after one year the texture drops.
Back when I was teaching in collage, one of my collagues has one of those, the leather? texture model.On the surface the surface is a good product.
And then you try to use one for more than five minutes, and realize it’s complete shit.On the surface the surface is a good product.
No chip supplier only makes one chip, so it’s hardly half as funny as you seem to think.
WTF are you even trying to say?I bet you really knew that i've reffereed to the APU, right?
It is funny. Same chip vendor for APU, yet less performant console has a better results oftenly.WTF are you even trying to say?
Do APUs require a referee?
Do you know that AMD makes multiple different APUs?
Nothing about your comment was funny, or intelligent, and your follow-up was incomprehensible. Nice work!
The fact that DF are completely ignorant of this makes me think that they are either dumb or completely blindsided by their corporate overloads.
Oftenly?It is funny. Same chip vendor for APU, yet less performant console has a better results oftenly.
2 different chips, really? It is the same shared technology, just different preferences and priorities LOLOftenly?
Did you learn English from Donald Trump or something?
And like I said, any given chip maker makes multiple different chips within any category, with highly variable performance levels, so it’s just plain dumb to act like it’s amazingly funny that two different models of AMD chip perform differently.
Your take is as dumb as acting amazed that the Mustang Cobra and the F-250 have differing performance in various categories because they’re both Fords. It is a sub-kindergarten take.
Now I'm not a car guy, but a lot of models share a platform, moto, etc. or the same motor will be used across different vehicle platforms, with different gears and transmission leading to different characteristics, despite the shared aspects.2 different chips, really? It is the same shared technology, just different preferences and priorities LOL
Bad comparison. 2 different machines and 2 different vehicle category.
Now I'm not a car guy, but a lot of models share a platform, moto, etc. or the same motor will be used across different vehicle platforms, with different gears and transmission leading to different characteristics, despite the shared aspects.
Same for AMD, even in laptop vs desktop their APUs share a lot, same CPU architecture, same GPU architecture... different cache sizes, number of cores on both CPU/GPu, different clock speeds and memory configuration will sometimes lead to very different outcomes from "the same thing". Or very similar performance from apparently different setups, but at varying levels of efficiency.