To be honest though, AMD is really trying either. They just undercut Nvidia by 5-10% and call it a day. Gone are the days where they would undercut by 30-50% and force Nvidia to up their game. Both companies used to target a flagship price point of $699 and now we routinely have GPUs in the $1000-$2000 price range.
Hifihedgehog
joined 11 months ago
Bad take. I am an AMD fan and arguably Intel has improved extraordinarily on this front. Gone are the days of the Extreme Edition and even their consumer flagships are finally priced very competitively against AMD. I would replace the Intel Inside head with NGREEDIA, quite honestly!
I do not understand why some are sharing this like it is some smoking gun or big comeback. Considering Lunar Lake is a 2025 product, it is lackluster that it can only compete with Apple’s M2 from 2022. Contrary to Gelsinger’s initial remarks as CEO, Intel continues to be in the competition’s rearview mirrors.