• Valoneria@alien.topB
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      11 months ago

      To be fair, it’s not a particularly large market, and i’d wager they’d have to put up a higher-than-worth-it cost to gain marketshare from Nvidia. They’re contempt with their APU’s for the time being.

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      11 months ago

      Not surprised at all, NVIDIA is still dominant in gaming laptops.

      As someone who owned a laptop with an RX 6500M, I wish I got an RTX 3050 one instead. But that doesn’t matter, I’m more of a desktop guy anyway.

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          11 months ago

          They already have great APUs with awesome efficiency relative to Intel. It just seems like they don’t get nearly enough attention in the higher end laptop space. I’d love to go Ryzen for my next work laptop but there’s virtually nothing.

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              10 months ago

              Well, first and foremost because the Ryzen models are ordered out until Q2 of next year. Beyond that I’m more interested in something slimmer for the portability aspect. I’m picky and it’s stupid I know.

        • 65726973616769747461@alien.topB
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          10 months ago

          still have supply issue: intel/nvidia announce laptop product, I can get it within 2 weeks; amd announce laptop product, not going to see it for at least 6 months

          I’m not from US btw