Intel may well stand a chance as it one major advantage over Nvidia and AMD, in that, Intel does not just design there ships they also make them, whereas AMD and Nvidia have to outsource to TSMC or Samsung to get there chips.
As Intel make there own chips they have greater control over the price and so can offer better margins, to AIBs, and retailers, and with Intels financial clout they can more than compete with Nvidia and AMD on special offers and discounts.
The next GPU war will not be fought on performance, alone, but on price to performance, and Intel seems to see this more clearly than Nvidia, we will have to wait on AMD until 03/11, and Intel have also sought the middle gorund in the GPU market from the outset, so it does not matter if Nvidias RTX 4090 is the best card, if the majority are not going to buy it.
If the claims on the Arc A770 hold up then Intel is planting its flag in the key battle ground, the mid-range market, months before Nvidia and possibley AMD, iand if it wins here then most likely Intel will back Arc into an expansion to the High End market and then we will have serious competition, and as AMD did with Ryzen seen more innovation and price competition.
In the end though it depends on the how well the Arc A750 and A770 perform in comparison to there current competition, and we only have to wait a week or so.
As Intel make there own chips they have greater control over the price and so can offer better margins, to AIBs, and retailers, and with Intels financial clout they can more than compete with Nvidia and AMD on special offers and discounts.
The next GPU war will not be fought on performance, alone, but on price to performance, and Intel seems to see this more clearly than Nvidia, we will have to wait on AMD until 03/11, and Intel have also sought the middle gorund in the GPU market from the outset, so it does not matter if Nvidias RTX 4090 is the best card, if the majority are not going to buy it.
If the claims on the Arc A770 hold up then Intel is planting its flag in the key battle ground, the mid-range market, months before Nvidia and possibley AMD, iand if it wins here then most likely Intel will back Arc into an expansion to the High End market and then we will have serious competition, and as AMD did with Ryzen seen more innovation and price competition.
In the end though it depends on the how well the Arc A750 and A770 perform in comparison to there current competition, and we only have to wait a week or so.
