That's why I keep pointing out again (and again and again) in all the various AMD threads amid all new "we are not a budget brand" talk, that:XBox sell about half as many as PS5, so included that would take the share of AMD's gaming revenue to about 75%?
The dGPU's themselves will be profitable, even the RX 6600XT right now at £200 flat after the BOM costs, AIB, the global inventory shipping and the retailer all take their cut will have a profit, all be it a small one, £20 a pop?
However these things cost R&D to develop, that is expensive, that cost will be shared as IP for many segments, including consoles, but if you're only selling what? at best a million GPU's globally every year? its peanuts in terms of revenue.
Profit = margin * volume
But it seems in vain, they'd rather have high margins on paltry sales resulting in paltry profits than high volumes at saner margins which might - shock - results in higher profits!
Pricey or not, what we really want to know is: will it move perf/cost down?The only new news is that there is an RX7600 8GB:
Gigabyte confirms Radeon RX 7600 8GB and GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB GPUs - VideoCardz.com
Radeon RX 7600 and GeForce RTX 4060 Ti models from Gigabyte revealed Gigabyte next-gen mid-range GPUs have now been spotted over EEC (Eurasian Economic Commission) regulatory office. Gigabyte is among the few companies that tend to file new SKUs to EEC weeks before actual launch. It is worth...videocardz.comASRock preparing Radeon RX 7600 8GB Steel Legend GPU and low-profile Arc A380 - VideoCardz.com
ASRock to introduce Steel Legend GPU According to the rumors, the AMD Radeon RX 7600 desktop graphics card is to be launched later this month. Many leaks show that AMD board partners are indeed working on this launch. It is now reported that ASRock will release as many as three custom variants...videocardz.com
Interestingly no RX7600XT leaks,so hopefully it means its not to pricey.
If the reviews are full of perf/watt talk then we will know that AMD put that in their reviewers guide and while it is nice to see perf/watt getting some attention I suspect it would be a distraction from the lack of movement on perf/cost. Anyway, last gen perf/watt didn't matter (since AMD had it), so no idea why this gen it has suddenly been re-discovered!
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