I was looking through a computer consumer type guide today and saw something that bothered me:
I saw over and over again adds for "Extreme Gaming Rig" or something of that like and 99% of the adds didn't even offer an AMD system as an option.
Now, I'm well aware that alot of these companies have just had agreements with Intel for years and so that's what their selling. But this is the type of thing that's keeping the mainstream, not-so-tech savvy buyer purchasing Intel systems where they would've been much better suited with an AMD rig. It's completely within their right, but sooooo damn lame. I've talked to quite a few friends in that category who were buying gaming systems and spending large sums of $$ on a XPS from Dell or something along those lines. Some of these guys were even unaware of AMD being another option at all. (yeah, not the people here, but they're out there)
This stuff bug the shite out of anyone else or is it just me?
<font color=blue> That Jesus Christ guy is getting some terrible lag... it took him 3 days to respawn! </font color=blue>
I saw over and over again adds for "Extreme Gaming Rig" or something of that like and 99% of the adds didn't even offer an AMD system as an option.
Now, I'm well aware that alot of these companies have just had agreements with Intel for years and so that's what their selling. But this is the type of thing that's keeping the mainstream, not-so-tech savvy buyer purchasing Intel systems where they would've been much better suited with an AMD rig. It's completely within their right, but sooooo damn lame. I've talked to quite a few friends in that category who were buying gaming systems and spending large sums of $$ on a XPS from Dell or something along those lines. Some of these guys were even unaware of AMD being another option at all. (yeah, not the people here, but they're out there)
This stuff bug the shite out of anyone else or is it just me?
<font color=blue> That Jesus Christ guy is getting some terrible lag... it took him 3 days to respawn! </font color=blue>