For those who came in late, MSI manufactures a wide range of graphics cards and consumer laptops with AMD hardware inside so slagging the outfit off is rather strange.

The rep for MSI's Facebook page said that the company would only use AMD "if its up par with performance, MSI will be able to do so".

However, the comments from the MSI social media representative was in response to one of their followers calling out the company on their assumed involvement with Nvidia's GeForce Partner Programme. For those who missed that outrage, Nvidia is in trouble for forcing companies to align their gaming brand exclusively with Nvidia before it lets them join the GeForce Partner Program.

The comments on the Indian site occurred after the apparent removal of "Gaming X" branded Radeon cards from MSI's website.

There will be some below who argue that the comments are all true so there is nothing to see here move on, please.

But while this sort of comment is not an official confirmation of MSI's alignment with the Nvidia GeForce Partner Programme for a long time, there was no denial. In fact, the posts are repeatedly defensive of the programme rather than deflective of involvement.

It was only when Forbes ran the story that MSI felt the need to deny it.