See Games Differently
See Games Differently
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Alex Walker
AMD has always promised quality combined with affordability with its Ryzen processors. When it comes to performance, the brand has always toted that their CPUs can stand toe-to-toe with its competitors (or at least come very close) while offering a lower price tag. That price tag just got a bit…
If you’ve bought the latest AMD Ryzen gear and their latest X570/B550 motherboards over the last six months, chances are you might have noticed some odd behaviour with your USB ports. Users have been reporting some real weird behaviour, ranging from USB devices disconnecting, audio stuttering and crackling, webcams glitching, and other bizarre drama. Months after all the reports landed, AMD has finally confirmed there is an issue — they’re just not entirely sure what it is.
wasHave you tried to buy an Nvidia GPU or AMD GPU recently, only to be hit with pre-order buttons and “stock not available” nightmares? Well, expect the misery to carry on for at least a couple more months.
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