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System Name | just ordinary potato system, but dont understimate potato.. |
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Processor | ryzen raven ridge 2200g, ryzen 2600 upgrade:) |
Motherboard | msi b350 pc mate, biostars a320, asrock ab350m micro |
Cooling | x2 cheap china handmade, i got plenty aigo/fantech rgb fans now heh |
Memory | klevv dual channel 8gb 3000mhz, trident 16gb 3600mhz, random ddr2 stick |
Video Card(s) | back to square, using vega 56 now:D |
Storage | wd green ssd 240gb, 3tb seagate expnasion, random laptop hdd x4, 1tb 3.5 |
Display(s) | acer vgo 22inch fullhd 75hz |
Case | cheap segotep/dazumba mid atx, alcatroz mini atx |
Audio Device(s) | genius retro wood style, harman kardon stick iii |
Power Supply | be quite system power9, powerlogic standar, voltron 300fx, thermaltake smart 1200w |
Mouse | rexus, genius ps/2, powerlogic ps/2 ball tracking |
Keyboard | rexus, random china product x3 |
Software | talking abt best software, autodesk/unity3d/notepad yes notepad!! |
Benchmark Scores | theres nothing to brag abt potato, but it can run decent 30fps fullhd with good setting:) |
well couldnt be helped, youve bad experience using amd, enjoy the nvidia, both equalI switched to nvidia so I don't really have how to know (I don't really bother to check if something is wrong unless I actually notice issues and for that I need to have in my hands that particular piece of hardware). With me switching to Linux I need proper drivers, sorry to say this but Mesa devs mentality is not the right one and with such mentality you won't see things working properly (their aproach is that the software has to be coded to work with Mesa, but they ignore the fact that some software no longer see real development and that software was coded when Mesa was in a joke situation when nobody took it serious (else you wouldn't see real compatibility bugs closed with "NO OUR BUG")). Anyway it's becoming considerable harder to mod/fix things in the vbios for newer AMD gpus.
They keep adding various things to block users from modding the bios/vbios but I don't really see things done to improve the quality of the bios/vbios.
I don't have an issue with lockdowns to block the user from modding the bios/vbios as long as the manufacturer is comiting to provide bios/vbios updates as long as it will be needed (currently it doesn't happen) and to actualy bother to fix bugs (currently it doesn't happen) and to actually do real quality check on the bios/vbios (currently it doesn't happen).
Atm there is a high disrespect showed by manufacturers regarding the clients. They just rush unpolish products on the market and don't really bother to fix their crap and then they rush the next new unpolished product and so on (it's not only regarding gpu and mb it's about almost every single piece of hardware & software sold).