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Down 45 points in May. About 25%. Keep on tumbling....
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AMD's second quarter financial result out later today, around 22:30 UK time.
Will be interesting to see if Ryzen 3000 and 5700/XT have had any kind of impact already, plus the tie ups with Samsung, Google, Sony and Microsoft.
I'm also looking forward to seeing how confident they are going forward and what their projections are for the rest of the year.
AMD Reports Second Quarter 2019 Financial Results
- Revenue grew 20 percent quarter-over-quarter;
Gross margin expanded to 41 percent, up 4 percentage points year-over-year -
SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 30, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- AMD (NASDAQ:AMD) today announced revenue for the second quarter of 2019 of $1.53 billion, operating income of $59 million, net income of $35 million and diluted earnings per share of $0.03. On a non-GAAP(*) basis, operating income was $111 million, net income was $92 million and diluted earnings per share was $0.08.
Know the markets have dipped but seems pretty decent. looks to be a recovery in comparison from the crypto dip last year and steady sales mainly driven by price dropped 2 series Ryzen and Naples Eypc before the 3 series launch.Not an awful lot to read from this quarter. Q3 when we start to see how 3000 series and rDNA is doing in the market will be telling...I'm holding.
Pathetic results for Nvidia. It seems they're stuck trying to milk a cow whose udders are mostly empty. It's gonna be glorious next year when they'll either come back down to earth and price their GPUs properly or they'll run around like headless chickens in full panic mode due to consoles. There's only so much visual differentiation you can push when for £499 you're gonna get a full fledged gaming system doing 4K 60 at high settings with even a sprinkle of RT thrown on top. #RIPNVDA
You are now trolling for sure 4k 60 on high for £499 you did not even think before posting that. 4k 60 can just about be done with a 2080ti ask people who have them or google the benchmarks. And then a sprinkle of RT?
Dude if they get RT for £499, Then it is 1080p upscaled to 4k 60. Meanwhile Nvidia will have shrunk the entire Super lineup to 7nm and next years games will be more intensive for a console in planning NOW versus a game released LATER. I put caps in just to make it clear.
NVidia are in a very good position GPU wise as they already have the fastest cards and this can only improve with the move to 7nm.
They do need to sort out the asking price of their cards in the next 12 months or it will continue to do them damage with lost sales and disgruntled users.
You are now trolling for sure 4k 60 on high for £499 you did not even think before posting that. 4k 60 can just about be done with a 2080ti ask people who have them or google the benchmarks. And then a sprinkle of RT?
Dude if they get RT for £499, Then it is 1080p upscaled to 4k 60. Meanwhile Nvidia will have shrunk the entire Super lineup to 7nm and next years games will be more intensive for a console in planning NOW versus a game released LATER. I put caps in just to make it clear.
You can take his posts with a bit of salt, most of his gpu related posts are just bashing nvidia so it’s no surprise that he’d make a post like that with little logic involved
NVidia are in a very good position GPU wise as they already have the fastest cards and this can only improve with the move to 7nm.
They do need to sort out the asking price of their cards in the next 12 months or it will continue to do them damage with lost sales and disgruntled users.
Lol, sounds like you haven't done your homework. 4k 60 is easy when you're not maxing sliders. It's even easier when you're designing for a particular hardware config.
You have me confused with someone else.
Fastest card only means so much. I'm talking about gaming revenue across the board, that means taking the market context into account. 2080tis won't keep them afloat as is obvious from the continuous decline they're seeing. This will only get worse for them if they continue this way. Especially since they're not scoring any major wins in other sectors, and there they're facing even stiffer competition. It's the calm before the storm, mark my words.