Have to say I've never been a fan of his, some of AMD's technical marketing over the years has been pretty awful. You only have to look at the RDNA 3 power efficiency claims and recent HUB videos of the disparity between where AMD thought their performance was vs where it actually was and AMD's susposed response to that.
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Just what is NVIDIA up to?
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Robert Hallock did not have anything to do with technical marketing for Radeon Graphics. Although that was initially his job, for the last 7 years or so he was doing technical CPU/APU marketing (Ryzen) only.
Robert was gone before that.
I like Robert, he was the face of AMD and a very good one at that, he will do well at Intel, its AMD's loss, Intel's gain.
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It's a wonderful acquisition for Intel, they are lucky to have him.
Indeed, i don't know why he left AMD, but IMO AMD should have done anything possible to keep him, maybe they tried and he just wanted a new adventure, whatever it is i wish him all the best at Intel, he's a good man and brilliant at what he does.
AMD need a new face, Robert is going to be damned near impossible to replace.
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Have to agree, he comes across very well
I mean he only left last week but OK, all i remember of him was how he misrepresented i think it was something like XFR or PBO.
He lieft AMD in September 2022. a year ago almost to the day.
Nope mine is the now EOL brand SVIVE from a competitor to oc.uk based in scandinavia. It's the same panel though. I got it new for almost half of what the innocn(and the svive) normally sells for. Its alright, once warmed up, but it's not worth the full price and I suspect the same can be said for the innocn. Main reason being pixel response is a tad slow, not horrible but not great either.
Oh right, so he did. I must have miss read the news, apologises.
My understanding is he'll be doing a similar role at Intel - working as a technical marketing director for the CPU and AI division, not working on gaming graphics cards. Intel already has people in that position for GPUs - like Tom Peterson
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Ok thanks, the size intrigued me.
If you can get it with like a 30-40% savings on it then it might be worth thinking about. I'm overall pretty happy with it and don't feel the need for something else until OLEDs are cheaper and have a bigger selection. The good thing about it is that even if the response times are not stellar(you have to let it warm up for like 30 minutes) its pretty consistent across the board so you don't have those single transitions that stand out like a sore thumb. It's a tinkers discount monitor
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Towards the end they talk about UE5,etc. But UE5 needs a decent amount of VRAM.
Then launch trash like the RTX4060TI 8GB,which does not have enough VRAM.
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AI AI AI AI AI AI large laguage models, AI AI AI AI.
And to finish it off, he actually demonstrated The more you buy, the more you save.
Accelerated computing powered by AI and Generative AI will (already is...) infiltrate every area of day to day life so fair game, they have created an AI GPU infrastructure that is unmatched, uses less power than traditional computing farms whilst doing orders of magnitude greater computation. So I guess this is where things are heading.
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AI AI AI AI AI AI large laguage models, AI AI AI AI.
And to finish it off, he actually demonstrated The more you buy, the more you save.
Accelerated computing powered by AI and Generative AI will (already is...) infiltrate every area of day to day life so fair game, they have created an AI GPU infrastructure that is unmatched, uses less power than traditional computing farms whilst doing orders of magnitude greater computation. So I guess this is where things are heading.
Did he do the "woosh.... i am the sound effects" thing?
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Apple has reportedly bought up all the TSMC 3NM capacity. Apple is stealing all the AI wafers from Nvidia!
