I said, and I quote "price like Nvidia for the most part"
And I showed you that AMD is priced lower in every segment of the market, which makes your statement flat out incorrect.
Clearly worse to you. You don't speak for me.
The 4060 is objectively inferior to the 6700 XT, for everybody. Lower performance, and crippled by its measly 8 GB of VRAM. You may choose to use the inferior product for whatever reason you have, but that doesn't make it stop being the inferior product.
Oh please, their response was as non committal and vague as yours, as if they'd ever actually admit it, and it's not legitimately illegal, so it won't go to court. It also came so late the contractual obligations were fulfilled by such time. And again, even Techspot writers agree AMD are/were doing this. Deny it, I couldn't possibly care less, they did it, to some extent, in some fashion, and I don't need you to agree on that, nothing you could possibly say would convince me they didn't.
"Everyone involved vehemently denied it, no evidence that it happened exists, the game is now getting DLSS support as expected, but I still choose to believe it despite the zero evidence. I-it's not a c-conspiracy theory, I s-swear!"
It's a good thing they have users like you
I don't have any AMD components on my PC. I have a RTX 2060 Super.
This is what Nvidia zealots believe. You're so convinced that, by criticizing the atrociously anti-consumer behavior of Nvidia, I must be some sort of AMD "fanboy", despite the fact that I explicitly made a point to add Intel to my comment too. I hope Intel succeeds in the GPU market and gives AMD a run for their money. I have no personal or emotional investment on AMD. It's simply the fact that there is a massive, giant gulf between how AMD and Intel act on the GPU market and how Nvidia does. AMD and Intel clearly are attempting to offer the best products they can, and Nvidia clearly isn't. It's more than blatantly obvious Nvidia doesn't give a damn about me as a (maisntream, mid-range) consumer, and they don't care in the slightest about the quality of the products they're offering me. The fact that, despite having a 2060 Super, it's AMD who is going to give me an option for frame generation says everything we need to know about the shitshow that Nvidia is today. It was also AMD who game me the Freesync (or "G-sync compatible") monitor I use today, and which Nvidia took a ridiculous, hilariously long time to finally support.
I'm not here saying Nvidia are perfect, never did, I'm just hear to call out some particulars when I see them, and among other things, provide some balance to a conversation dominated by a vocal minority.
This has that "all lives matter!" vibe. That vibe of when one house is burning, the firefights come, and then you pester them by saying "all houses deserve not to burn, you firefighters need to be more balanced, why are you not spraying water on those other houses too?"
People deservedly **** on Nvidia because Nvidia is the company being ridiculously anti-consumer. AMD and Intel are nowhere remotely near that level. They're not artificially locking headlining features away from older GPUs that are perfectly capable of running them. They're not selling $400 cards with 8 GB of VRAM. They're not inflating their 80-tier cards to $1200. They're not selling their smallest chips as a $300 SKU. They didn't screw over the entire professional market by pushing proprietary standards like CUDA.
That's why nobody takes you seriously when you barge in here saying "b-but the other companies are bad too!"
