Photo tour of the Eyefinity setups team Radeon uses at work
First off, here's mine. I'm the product marketing manager for all gaming-grade Radeon cards/CrossFire/Eyefinity. If you've ever seen a Radeon banner, poster, product box, or anything CrossFire/Eyefinity related on amd.com/newegg/whatever... that's me!:
Here's David Doel's, product marketing specialist for our ISV team. Many of the blogs from http://blogs.amd.com/play are from him, and he also helps run the Mass Luminosity contest/giveaways on AMD's Facebook. He also works with our ISV team to secure contracts with game titles, and just generally helps run our "Gaming Evolved" program:
Here's Natasha Sampson's. She's a product marketing specialist for Radeon Memory, our AIO system GPUs, AMD HD3D and commercial/SMB Radeon. If you've ever seen an all-in-one system with a Radeon, she was responsible for making it happen. Ditto any stick of Radeon-branded memory you've ever seen, or any HD3D material you can find on amd.com:
Here's Darren Cheung's. He just join the Radeon product management team from the APU side to do entry-level and mainstream GPU planning. He will be overseeing future products like the HD 6450 or the HD 6570:
Here's Simon Ng's. He's a Radeon product manager and the wizard behind the press decks we send to reviewers with new GPUs. He also helps train our global marketing and sales teams on the benefits of a new product:
Here's Jay Marsden's. He does what I do (prod. mkting), except for the entire stack of Radeon notebook parts. He's neck-deep in rolling out new Southern Islands-based SKUs like the 7970M:
Here's the desk of Dave Baumann, the senior manager of the product management team. He leads the guys that set the scope for features and performance for all desktop Radeon products:
Here's David Tjong's desk. He does technical marketing and manages our relationships with partners like Sapphire, ErgoTech, CoolerMaster, Silverstone and other big-name vendors. He trades our gear for theirs, and makes sure everything works well together (e.g. does Radeon XYZ fit comfortably in case ABC):
Finally, here's Shane Parfitt's desk. He's the product manager for Eyefinity, and is responsible for determining what features go into the product (e.g. DDM audio, 5x1 portrait mode and so on). Lately he's also been running performance analysis on the GCN Architecture's compute capabilities (which are awesome btw):
Here's David Doel's, product marketing specialist for our ISV team. Many of the blogs from http://blogs.amd.com/play are from him, and he also helps run the Mass Luminosity contest/giveaways on AMD's Facebook. He also works with our ISV team to secure contracts with game titles, and just generally helps run our "Gaming Evolved" program:
Here's Natasha Sampson's. She's a product marketing specialist for Radeon Memory, our AIO system GPUs, AMD HD3D and commercial/SMB Radeon. If you've ever seen an all-in-one system with a Radeon, she was responsible for making it happen. Ditto any stick of Radeon-branded memory you've ever seen, or any HD3D material you can find on amd.com:
Here's Darren Cheung's. He just join the Radeon product management team from the APU side to do entry-level and mainstream GPU planning. He will be overseeing future products like the HD 6450 or the HD 6570:
Here's Simon Ng's. He's a Radeon product manager and the wizard behind the press decks we send to reviewers with new GPUs. He also helps train our global marketing and sales teams on the benefits of a new product:
Here's Jay Marsden's. He does what I do (prod. mkting), except for the entire stack of Radeon notebook parts. He's neck-deep in rolling out new Southern Islands-based SKUs like the 7970M:
Here's the desk of Dave Baumann, the senior manager of the product management team. He leads the guys that set the scope for features and performance for all desktop Radeon products:
Here's David Tjong's desk. He does technical marketing and manages our relationships with partners like Sapphire, ErgoTech, CoolerMaster, Silverstone and other big-name vendors. He trades our gear for theirs, and makes sure everything works well together (e.g. does Radeon XYZ fit comfortably in case ABC):
Finally, here's Shane Parfitt's desk. He's the product manager for Eyefinity, and is responsible for determining what features go into the product (e.g. DDM audio, 5x1 portrait mode and so on). Lately he's also been running performance analysis on the GCN Architecture's compute capabilities (which are awesome btw):
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JK's :P
(Very cool setups, and thanks for the office tour!)
Thanks Thrax, this was really cool to see.
Great tour man, glad to see you guys doing it big.
For what it's worth, as I was the manager for marketing Eyefinity on FirePro boards during my tenure at AMD, here's what my desk looked like:
Good grief, I have somehow completely missed this advance in technology. I am now sold to buy my first AMD/Ati since my 9700pro. Will do this next year when I get settled in my new home.
Samsung MD230. Sold terribly. Not worth it for us or them. People overwhelmingly prefer to buy their own monitors.
It runs in fullscreen for me (although now it's letterboxing for some reason), I just needed to enter the res into the SkyrimPrefs.ini (it is goofy not to detect the current res in the Options menu, though). What is a problem is getting some drivers that don't cripple the game in some way. I had problems for months with every driver release to the point where I stopped playing. Now we've had four more releases since the 12.3 I still have installed, so I'll have to check to see if things have been worked out.
12.7 beta is an exceptional driver.