that's funny.
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AMD on the road to recovery.
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2026 and it's all good for Intel :
yep, it has to be done
that's funny.
It’s actually pretty impressive. Very expensive but impressive.
I think we can safely conclude the concerns of Grim5 are completely invalid and that consumers are safe from AMD and actually in good hands.
The dying Intel chips could put some upward pressure on retailers and pricing, but it’s very unlikely AMD are going hold it’s customers to ransom because what AMD needs (and always will) is to increase volume and continue to edge closer to Intels sales figures in the CPU and GPU market. Selling more desktop/laptop chips is the only way to make inroads to those markets.
The dying Intel chips could put some upward pressure on retailers and pricing, but it’s very unlikely AMD are going hold it’s customers to ransom because what AMD needs (and always will) is to increase volume and continue to edge closer to Intels sales figures in the CPU and GPU market. Selling more desktop/laptop chips is the only way to make inroads to those markets.
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I see that Nvidia has delayed the launch of it's new AI chip Blackwell owing to a design flaw. Well that could help AMD on it's 'Road to Recovery'.
Especially in these competitive times. Every little helps.
It may not save Intel though.
Probably to clear, Ampere, Lovelace and Hopper inventories. Nvidia seem to have jumped gun a little.
recovering well in Germany
www.notebookcheck.net
Consumers shun Intel in Germany as CPU and motherboard sales reportedly hit bottom against AMD at one retailer
According to CPU and motherboard sales data from a German retailer shared on X, Intel is having a difficult time attracting consumers. In week 31 of 2024, AMD reportedly led Intel in both CPU and motherboard sales by a wide margin on Mindfactory with Team Red enjoying more than 80% sales volume...
www.notebookcheck.net
recovering well in Germany
Consumers shun Intel in Germany as CPU and motherboard sales reportedly hit bottom against AMD at one retailer
According to CPU and motherboard sales data from a German retailer shared on X, Intel is having a difficult time attracting consumers. In week 31 of 2024, AMD reportedly led Intel in both CPU and motherboard sales by a wide margin on Mindfactory with Team Red enjoying more than 80% sales volume...
87%...
I'm afraid we lose the thread if AMD fully recovers
It then we can have an intel thread instead and start all over againI'm afraid we lose the thread if AMD fully recovers
that's a very good idea
Intel need to reach the bottom first.
Yeah AMD was months if not weeks away from going bust, Intel are a long way off that yet....
next week then?
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Minimum 2028>
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