AMDReviews of amd.com

Seemingly unable to release finished products, apparently use interns to write their driver software and refuse to acknowledge widespread issues with their products. Never buying AMD again.

I'm a part of team red...again. I was a member of team red during the athlon days, but amd just couldn't keep up with intel anymore. I'm back now, because the offerings from amd now are so hard to overlook. I just finished my rig and it's cool as hell, for less price than if I went the intel route.

I bought an AMD product from Overclockers. Overclockers didn't supply it as it should have been and after appealing to AMD they were helpful, they went above and beyond. Kudos to AMD customer service.

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AMD used to be a trash manufacturer, but they've really been developing some groundbreaking stuff lately. Ever since Ryzen's introduction, AMD has been nothing but the best. Let me tell you some of the things that you should know about AMD vs Intel showdown. AMD Ryzen wins in terms of core/thread count. In fact, AMD kinda forced Intel to enable more cores on their 8th gen and 9th gen Core series IN A RUSH. What happened with Intel after that? Well, of course they had to deal with heat issues. Their architectures clearly aren't as efficient as AMD. Price-wise, it's clear who's the winner. There's no argument to be made here. IPC-wise I believe it's still Intel even against Zen 2, but AMD has already closed the gap so much that their superior core and thread count makes you unable to feel the slight IPC difference. Now, perhaps the most controversial of this all is the "TDP" aspect. After all, AMD and Intel measures their TDP differently. Intel measures their TDP on Idle, while AMD measures their TDP under heavy load. What does this mean? This means that when AMD lists 95w TDP, then they really mean it. It doesn't mean that the CPU will never go beyond 95 watts, but you can be confident that it won't go too high. It means you can effectively design an efficient cooling system for your AMD CPUs without worrying about things like inaccuracy etc. etc. Meanwhile, when Intel says 95w on their TDP, you ought to go out of your way to build a more advanced cooling system for your Intel chip because trust me when I say that Intel's actual power draw may hit 120 to even 150 watts. So, in terms of pure power efficiency and EVEN honesty here, AMD is the clear winner. AMD is also a lot more consumer-oriented as can be seen by how simple and universal their platforms are. Call me a red team fanboy, but I'm just stating my honest opinion here. Yep, these are my opinions, and I'm not saying that these are the truth. I just hope people would see how evil and bad Intel is and go for AMD instead because seriously, you probably won't go back to Intel once you've tried AMD. To end this review, let me just express how much I love AMD. Ever since the first generation of Ryzen, I've been freed from Intel's clutches, and that's a great thing! I love AMD, and I probably will keep loving them for a very long time.

BUY their CPU's they are amazing. Avoid their GPU's. They have driver and VBIOS issues. I bought an ~£800 Radeon VII GPU from AMD and they still have not released a working VBIOS. It has been years since the release date - It's an utter joke.

Worst GPU, I bought it in march 2019, crashes about 1-2 hours of game time, very annoying, dont recommend their gpus, I am not sure about their cpus since I have an intel. Support is terribe, they never answer anything. I may change my mind if I can fix the constant crashing, but at the moment, I rate it bad.

Ich hatte bisher immer nur Intel Prozessoren, aber wollte auf einen AMD Prozessir upgraden, da ich eigentlich echt gut auf AMD zu sprechen war. Ich habe mir dann einen Ryzen 7 2700x gekauft und war echt glücklich, als ich diesen in den Händen hielt, dies hielt aber nicht lange. Als der Pc fertig zusammengebaut war, bemerkte ich, dass zwar die Lüfter laufen, aber dass der Pc gar nicht bootet. Da war der Prozessor eines meiner ersten Verdächtigen. Ich habe demnach den Pc abgebaut und als ich den Lüfter abgebaut habe, bemerkte ich, dass dieser einfach den Prozessor mit rausgerissen hat und Pins abbrach und verbog. Das Mainboard ist ggf. auch beschädigt. Benutzt wurde übrigens der mitgelieferte Kühler von AMD. Nach einigen Minuten googeln, habe ich festgestellt, dass AMD's Kühler einfach so die Prozessoren mit raus reißt und kaputt macht. Das Geld werde ich auch nicht wieder bekommen, weil verbogene Pins nicht von der Garantie gedeckt werden, auch obwohl sie nur wegen AMD erst verbogen wurden. Fazit: Hätte ich einen Prozessor von Intel gekauft, würde ich gerade fröhlich mit meinem neuen Prozessor spielen, stattdessen darf ich jetzt einrn kaputten bezahlen und mir einen neuel von Intel kaufen. Im Endeffekt hätte ich mir also einen viel besseren kaufen können. DANKE FÜR GAR NICHTS AMD