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@nadnerb said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
Ouch ... that brought back a painful memory.
ATI Rage Fury MAXX
(Image Credit: Internet)We had a client with a fair number of very proficient Photoshop drivers. They needed way more GPU than the then current "best" could give them.
So, we built a bleeding edge system with this card.
Everything seemed to pan out but then the drivers came back and bit us in the arse.
Ultimately, a very expensive failed experiment.
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@phlipelder said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
@nadnerb said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
Ouch ... that brought back a painful memory.
ATI Rage Fury MAXX
(Image Credit: Internet)We had a client with a fair number of very proficient Photoshop drivers. They needed way more GPU than the then current "best" could give them.
So, we built a bleeding edge system with this card.
Everything seemed to pan out but then the drivers came back and bit us in the arse.
Ultimately, a very expensive failed experiment.
Remember the All-In-Wonder cards? I had one of those a long time that I used as a DVR. Same deal, but multiplied by 2 because of the TV tuner.
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@travisdh1 said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
@phlipelder said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
@nadnerb said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
Ouch ... that brought back a painful memory.
ATI Rage Fury MAXX
(Image Credit: Internet)We had a client with a fair number of very proficient Photoshop drivers. They needed way more GPU than the then current "best" could give them.
So, we built a bleeding edge system with this card.
Everything seemed to pan out but then the drivers came back and bit us in the arse.
Ultimately, a very expensive failed experiment.
Remember the All-In-Wonder cards? I had one of those a long time that I used as a DVR. Same deal, but multiplied by 2 because of the TV tuner.
Yup. Lots of horror stories around ATI and their dismal driver record.
We just went through a round of pain with AMD/ATI RADEON PRO W5700 series cards flaking out in SolidWorks/3D CAD situations.
As much as things change, they sure remain the same.
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@phlipelder said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
@travisdh1 said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
@phlipelder said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
@nadnerb said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
Ouch ... that brought back a painful memory.
ATI Rage Fury MAXX
(Image Credit: Internet)We had a client with a fair number of very proficient Photoshop drivers. They needed way more GPU than the then current "best" could give them.
So, we built a bleeding edge system with this card.
Everything seemed to pan out but then the drivers came back and bit us in the arse.
Ultimately, a very expensive failed experiment.
Remember the All-In-Wonder cards? I had one of those a long time that I used as a DVR. Same deal, but multiplied by 2 because of the TV tuner.
Yup. Lots of horror stories around ATI and their dismal driver record.
We just went through a round of pain with AMD/ATI RADEON PRO W5700 series cards flaking out in SolidWorks/3D CAD situations.
As much as things change, they sure remain the same.
I've got a 5600XT right now, and it's been good. That's really sad that the Pro W5700 has driver issues, the drivers are why we pay more for those sorts of cards!
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@travisdh1 said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
@phlipelder said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
@nadnerb said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
Ouch ... that brought back a painful memory.
ATI Rage Fury MAXX
(Image Credit: Internet)We had a client with a fair number of very proficient Photoshop drivers. They needed way more GPU than the then current "best" could give them.
So, we built a bleeding edge system with this card.
Everything seemed to pan out but then the drivers came back and bit us in the arse.
Ultimately, a very expensive failed experiment.
Remember the All-In-Wonder cards? I had one of those a long time that I used as a DVR. Same deal, but multiplied by 2 because of the TV tuner.
Oh yeah.. I had one of those - love/hate relationship for sure!
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What happens when you let your security certificate expire --
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@danp said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
What happens when you let your security certificate expire --
Microsoft just keeps playing the hits!
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@nadnerb said in Random Thread - Anything Goes:
Well... What do you expect. That was only my first attempt at leaving the planet.
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scary to see the temperature graph and ho much its gone up since 1800's:
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Do you play pool like this @RojoLoco ?
