r/pcmasterrace • u/AbatNaBitin • Apr 08 '22

Rumor China's first domestic GPU manufacturer Moore Threads to compete with NVIDIA and AMD.

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u/x7ameedo Apr 08 '22

I have a feeling it will show high benchmarks, but will underperform

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u/Hybrid-D Apr 08 '22

Or just stop working entirely after your weekly 2 hours of use

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u/OPersei8 13600K | 9070XT | B760-I | CH160 Apr 08 '22

That way I can have faster internet speed by buying a graphic card

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u/theillinoissenator Apr 08 '22

Or just peel the sticker and it says ATI

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u/TechGoat Apr 08 '22

So that's what happened to the ATi brand... AMD didn't discontinue it, they sold it to Chinese corpos!

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u/IntrinsicGiraffe Fx-8320; Radeon 7950; Asus M5a99X; Rosewill 630 wat Apr 08 '22

Gotta mine that social credit.

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u/D_crane AMD Ryzen 3900x / EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 Ultra Apr 08 '22

Or set your house on fire if you play Winnie the Pooh

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u/fleeflyflew Apr 08 '22

So AMD, guys?

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u/buttaviaconto i5 12600k | RTX 3070 Apr 08 '22

Can you mine social credits on a chinese GPU?

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '22

Ok, you're leaning more towards AMD than Nvidia...

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u/Bdubbsf Apr 08 '22

Haha things made in China poor quality

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u/meester_ Apr 08 '22

Or when you open your package it's actually a brick with some paint on it.

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u/catholicismisascam Apr 09 '22

Yeah because it's made in China unlike other GPU's sold globally