AMD continues to enchant Nvidia with The Fixer

Thieves between AMD and Nvidia are not uncommon. More or less discreet boots are handed out both to the right and left to draw attention to one’s own strengths and point out the opponent’s weaknesses. Now AMD is taking the opportunity to once again take advantage of the controversy surrounding the Geforce GTX 970.

In the latest episode of the advertising series The Fixer, humor of dubious quality is used when a series of boots are handed out to Nvidia an unnamed competitor. The clip ends with a reference to 4 GB of video memory, a clear fit to what is now being discussed about the segmented memory management in the Geforce GTX 970.

This is not the first time AMD has entered into a war of words. Already yesterday, the communicator Robert Hallock shared a picture with clear dots via the social network Twitter. In 2013, several episodes of The Fixer were also released where a mysterious protagonist (?) Helps Geforce users in need.