Bias coordinate of a few PC communities and media sources for beginners. Explained in comment.

29 Comments

  1. Real-Human-1985

    move r/buildapc up northwest. rampant misinformation when users want to buy AMD CPU’s. threads flooded with dozens of posts about “productivity” when a user asks what’s a good **gaming cpu.**

    automatic nvidia bias in every scenario even with a 20% slower mid range GPU that won’t play well with RT. somehow recommend 1200W psu’s for build with a 200W GPU. terrible sub.

    in the past few weeks more than one person has made topics there ranting that people should stop recommending the 7800X3D.

  2. yumm-cheseburger

    I understand all of it but why is r/AMD against amd?

  3. Spinal_Column_

    u/rowlingthejustice, you forgor to explain

  4. Jackpkmn

    I think this graph needs a 3rd axis to sperate AMD cpu and AMD GPU. Also I’m immediately suspect of this graphs accuracy becasue this sub has a significant hard on for AMD CPUs and nvidia graphics cards.

  5. KerbodynamicX

    If AMD makes both CPU and GPU, does it deserve a horizontal axis and a vertical axis?

  6. and then there’s r/NVDA_Stock at (-30000,0)

  7. Pumciusz

    I think Userbenchmark should be right in the top left corner of the image.

  8. Blacksad9999

    Hardware Unboxed is most certainly further on the right toward the AMD side.

  9. Digital_Dankie

    Bro, it’s no ones fault that AMD can’t get their shit together, and release a stable product. Only thing AMD is good at is selling at a lower price, then look good on a spreadsheet. Also the upgrade your motherboard thing is a gimmick, Who wants to invest in a maybe will work loss of feature, and a slightly faster CPU at the end of a cycle.

    I don’t want to update my bios every month, I don’t want game developers showing a message at start up telling me to down grade my GPU drivers. Some games don’t even work upon release. Also the hot spot sensor has triggered games to quit because it’s tooo hot (5700xt windforce).

    People get up in arms defending AMD, I am on my fifth build over the last 12 years. Had both AMD, and Intel 50/50. I always choose the hardware for my use case. AMD has always been a lesser experience, but I don’t mind working with it.

  10. AejiGamez

    Would move buildapc more towards AMD tbh. There are a lot of fanboys

  11. ClearlyNtElzacharito

    Ask opinion on 7800x3d and 4060 ti.

  12. NeatYogurt9973

    All Linux, *BSD and even MacOS communities are between AMD and Intel.

    > Nvidia, fuck you!
    – Linus Torvalds

  13. Kingdom_Republic

    This is true the AMD subreddit actually is more biased towards Nvidia and Intel than AMD themselves XD

  14. KirillNek0

    Now.

    That sub reddit and GN – they go into AMD CPUs side.

  15. atlasraven

    /r/linux_gaming is currently biased toward AMD due to the poor state of Nvidia linux drivers.

  16. Hugejorma

    A little bit of bias is ok and normal, but way too often I see people just hating on different brands with false information. It’s like console wars on PC side, but even more variables. I personally don’t care about any brands. I care about user experience and features. Offer me something totally new and exciting… I’m first in line to test these.

  17. wisdomelf

    I think pcmr is more amd than intel these days

  18. Trungyaphets

    You got it wrong r/PCmasterrace is like 100% towards AMD lmao

Write A Comment