I am against hardware related tags for a few reasons.
Hardware tags are often a strong sign of an off-topic question.
- Either it is a blatant question about hardware which is off topic
- A case of unsupported hardware
- It is an issue with hardware which should be resolved and is out of scope here
- It is an issue with drivers which basically always boils down to either update to latest version, or roll back to last known good configuration
- It is a bug and should be reported in the official channels, as such doesn't belong here
Other than that Blender should ideally run well on all supported hardware, as long as it is officially approved. If it doesn't then it should be reported.
For the narrow cases of asymmetrical feature parity (like different feature support for GPU rendering between CUDA, OpenCL or Optix) where hardware is actually relevant, I supposed a simple descriptions in the body of the post should suffice.
As for the current issues we are experiencing due to a bug in recent AMD drivers, I don't think the amd tag would help much, since most users are new comers and aren't well versed in our tag system, or aren't aware of the source of their issue, so they probably wouldn't tag their question properly anyway.
The current AMD tag should probably be eliminated