Repasting and remounting a GPU is far cheaper and far QUICKER than having to RMA it and wait weeks for replacements.
Personally, if you're into PC building then you should already be used to tinkering with your hardware. Idk why people get so uptight when it comes to fiddling with GPUs.
Thing was a beast in every way. There was a ton if propaganda calling it a bad GPU or worse than Nvidia. But if you knew how to use it and cater to it's strengths, it was actually the most powerful GPU of its era.
Having no degree in this market means he's almost automatically tossed out as a candidate.
Tech was already crowded with bootcamp hopefuls, but the mass layoffs means you'll also be competing with actual former employees in this industry, many of them low level seniors.
Tech is not a honeypot anymore. You can't just roll up with some YouTube tutorial projects and expect any recruiter to take you seriously.
Not being a college student and not having any degree or official accredited education is going to basically disqualify you entirely.
No seriously, the industry is already chock full of people who heard tech was the new honeypot, and PLENTY of people who have actual educations and degrees.
If you aren't willing to put in the effort to stand above the competition in the slightest, why should AMD ever consider you?
No it's not too early. 4.5 years in the GPU industry is comparable to 10-25 years in actual time.
There is zero justifiable reason to continue supporting such ancient hardware. I mean even Nvidia doesn't support Turing anymore, let alone Pascal lmao.
They've been destroying Nvidia on pure raster though, and that's what matters most to majority of gamers.
Vast majority have reported this issue as fixed ages ago.
I literally haven't had this issue for months now. Whatever is wrong with yours isn't AMDs fault because it's been solved for ages for vast majority.
AMD has been selling scary well this generation compared to last, what are you even talking about.
Nvidia shill most likely.
AMD drivers are rock solid and have been since last generation. Whatever "issues" you're running into are probably self inflicted.
You're either lying, incompetent, or are a Nvidia bot.
RMAs are such a copout. These are little issues that can be easily fixed with some tinkering.