Honestly I think they are more interested in selling a feature set to OEMs, Dell , HP, etc..... It is pretty obvious that gamers ( that's not saying their products can't work good once tweaked) are not a priority for them anymore. Many hardware sites have said this and even sited interviews where AMD have made comments about only mainstream users and oem's being a focus for them. I personally think their attitude and lack of top tier competitive hardware is a huge mistake. I think those flagship items, even though the don't sell in large numbers have a tremendous trickle down affect that AMD doesn't take into account. It is what great makes or breaks your reputation. I don't think AMD gets (or maybe the do now? the head marketing guy announced retirement) how crippling this last year has been to their gaming base and reputation. I went what had to be close to 20 years with all AMD products. A year back I purchased a new RX 580 which turned out to be a nightmare to get working and that brought me here. Since then I have been trying to help others have an easier time getting there AMD products working. The truth is though that I never needed a site like this before the products just worked out of the box. As they should. AMD should be focusing on bringing their stability and working features back to that level of quality. Nobody needs new features before stability in base functions or even before making last years fluff work on all products and OS's it's supposed to.
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Nor am I getting a constant reminder for an update I already have installed 
