No brand loyalty here. Been in the green camp since Riva TNT day. I even downgraded from i7 4790K / GTX 970 to A10-7850K with iGPU for my primary desktop early this year just to try out new technologies by AMD. Plus I only do gaming occasionally. Possibly mesmerized by the potential and innovation even though the result is not quite there.

Although I think most people that can afford high-end gears won't pay too much attention to price to performance ratio anyway. They tend to spend money on the most current, hottest toy on the market simply because they can afford to.

Currently pairing my A10 7850K with GTX 750Ti, just to try out The Witcher 3. Very playable btw, albeit on 30 frame per second. The game even on Medium settings already looking decent. But now already feel bored with the game, thinking of reverting back to the iGPU. Great game but I have shorter attention span these days and gaming in general doesn't seems interesting to me anymore.

Maybe i'll better off skipping the entire Fiji and 300 series GPU, and just wait for AMD next APUs.

After upgrading to Win 10 TP and Catalyst 15.7 I can OC my A10 7850K iGPU to 1028MHz stable, even after extensive gaming period. Previously it couldn't exceed 100MHz or else the system would crash in Windows. Not sure what sorcery is this.

Now I get 60fps solid on PES 2016 using AMD Shader Caching with my A10-7850K iGPU. PES 2016 is notorious for its micro-stuttering on low-end hardware. Crimson driver completely eliminates this issue.

Lol AMD Gaming Evolve Raptr is the culprit behind Microsoft Edge slows down. Deleted it, problem solved. Although I have to admit the software is nice though.