It was clearly stated that AMD's 3D v-cache does not work at the same voltages as the CPU when overclocked. Overclocking a CPU with v-cache will literally destroy the chip. An AMD associate stated that they would rather sell something (even if it can't overclock) than nothing and that gamers benefit the most from the cache. In other words: the manufacturing process hasn't matured enough to support overclocking. It's about maintaining performance leadership because there are tons of people who think "If company A has the fastest CPU/GPU at $73,000 then I should blindly buy their $140 product without doing ANY f#$%ing research because you don't have to like think to be smart!" and businesses now have to deal with that dumbshit mentality.
I really,
really can't stand comments (especially when they're the very first ones) that portray a business where people are busting their asses to maybe meet enough deadlines while not getting enough sleep to strive to get something in to people's hands and people post dumbshit comments portraying those same people as if they're sitting around having conversations like, "You know what, we're a business because we want to make profit! So let's NOT sell stuff because screw our users." But there is a reason why people making those comments have zero business insight.
I watched most if not all of this video a few days ago, someone else can go dig up the chapter and quote it. As someone who makes meaningful comments on here I already have to deal with enough pointless hostility from even moderators to not want to participate.
