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The Financial Results Thread
- Thread starter Kaapstad
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Its actually quite straight forward once you know what you are looking at.
Loss is (in Brackets)
My first job when I left school was in an accountants office auditing. In them days there were no PCs or even electronic calculators to help.
NVidia pricing at the moment is an appalling business model and will cost them a lot in the years to come.
People remember.
Graphics card market tech wise from an investors point of view is a total mess as none of the vendors are selling the right products at the right price.
NVidia Turing is a total joke, very power efficient but totally ruined by using massive chips to enable Ray Tracing and DLSS resulting in stupid pricing.
AMD are still selling old designs that can not match NVidia in power efficiency and even the new 7nm VII is a bit disappointing here.
Intel are no where to be seen yet and even when they do arrive there is no guarantee that their products will be any good.
Lack of competition has allowed NVidia to sell people what they think users should have rather than competitive products driven by markets forces.
Dies anywhere near the size of the ones used in the TU102 cards should never have seen the light of day on any node as they are just too expensive to produce for the gaming market.
NVidia Turing is a total joke, very power efficient but totally ruined by using massive chips to enable Ray Tracing and DLSS resulting in stupid pricing.
AMD are still selling old designs that can not match NVidia in power efficiency and even the new 7nm VII is a bit disappointing here.
Intel are no where to be seen yet and even when they do arrive there is no guarantee that their products will be any good.
Lack of competition has allowed NVidia to sell people what they think users should have rather than competitive products driven by markets forces.
Dies anywhere near the size of the ones used in the TU102 cards should never have seen the light of day on any node as they are just too expensive to produce for the gaming market.
Not all the top Turing cards were available at launch, having said that hardly anyone has bought the RTX Titan.
As to other Turing card sales IIRC the pascal cards sold much faster if you combine the TROH boards.
