Incompatability with AMD Cpu's ? Show me

I posted something similar a while back
and I never got a response

Well i saw another post today and read some posts and Fugger
mentioned AMD not compatable with a few things

I am interested ( Very Intersted ) in trying some software out and seeing it crash on me because i have an AMD processor.

Im very curious to what i cannot run.

Please let me know

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Have you seen the game run on an AMD system, or are you just guessing?


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I'm playing E2150 on my Tbird/Radeon... it is my understanding that since my card supports Hardware T&L and that directx supports it as well, the CPU doesn't do the lighting calculations itself in the first place...

regardless, the graphics look very purty on my machine
I haven't seen the game on P3, so I can't really say... but if I were to make an educated guess, I would say that graphic card and the monitor will make SO much more of a difference in the quality of picture, that comparing the effect of CPU is -impossible- unless the same monitor & Graphic card are used

AMDMeltdown is busy shooting himself in the foot with his illiteracy in another post.

/Athlon-1.2GHz@1370MHz(137MHz*10)/Asus_A7V133/

It has more to do with chipset, not the CPU.
But I've heard some complicated calculation programs don't run on AMD machines... Even on Intel machines, I've heard that there are some programs that only run on Intel CPU+Intel Motherboard systems... oh well..

ATI RAGE FURY MAXX has a big trouble with AMD/VIA chipsets.. I'm a AMD760 user, and I tried to install my MAXX... I just couldn't do it.. crashes every 5 minutes, freezes on the first test of 3DMARK2000... sometimes just blacks out. It runs fine on my i820 machine.
ATA100 hard drives... It's almost impossible to install w2k. It does finish the install process, but in few days, I got "Fatal Hard Error" blue screen. After a few formats, I gave up. I think it has to do with VIA686B southbridge.

This will make FUGGER and AmdMeltdown happy. I know of one incompatibility with AMD CPUs. It is a program called BPM Studio, that will not work with AMD CPUs because of the external cache. The only way to make it work is to disable the cache in BIOS. But, new TBird/Durons have internal cache, but the program still does not work on my computer (Duron). I just found this out a couple days ago. Anyway, I suggest other people with AMD CPUs to go to www.bpmstudio.com and download the demo to see if it works on their computers, as it may be comething else about my computer that doesn't like it.

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It runs 100% fine on my duron

want a screenshot?



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Funny how I haven't seen FUGGER or AmdMeltdown posting here. Especially as AmdMeltdown's gone hog-wild recently, leaving droppings in a lot of other threads.

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The AMD processors are incompatible with Fugger and Amdmeltdown. Oh, and they are incompatible with skateboards and spoons. I can't get them to work with orgami or donuts either.

Oh well...

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I'm really interrested too. I personnally own an Athlon system, and any of the software I installed on it behaved strangely. I would like to see some examples. The only incompability's I heard of is hardware with certains chipsets. And very often they are adressed with updates. I think that some Pro Intel here are really misinformed here. And some will tell that with Intel we dont need those chipset drivers, it's completely false, they are just included with the OS.

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Now, can you actually play music on it? Cuz on mine it loads up fine, but if you try and play something it repeats the sound and locks up. I have to CTRL-ALT-DEL to get out.

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No, the website specifically mentiond problems with AMD chips, in specific their external cache (but like I said before new AMD chips no longer have external cache so i wonder if there is still an issue with them).

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