I don’t even have to read the article, because the logic behind all of these arguments is so based in clickbait it’s laughable.
AMD doesent want to compete. It isn’t “insert reason here” for them to.
Same with them vs intel.
Why else would a company that consistently dominates its competition be so absolutely dominated in every segment? These raptor lake refresh reviews are the perfect example of this, no it’s NOT a good thing, but people with my eyes need to be the ones reporting on this crap. AMD has no ability to ramp up to a level of their competitors, this is essentially guaranteed now. They have had constant opportunity for how many years now and have consistently set the bar low.
This does not scream success, it screams complacency, and no matter how good your products are, if you cannot produce them, you cannot lead.
The reason it’s ever certain now, the longer they wait, the more reliant they become on INTEL for fab space. No amount of anti consumer interference is going to allow AMD to pull a win out of that situation. Intel owns all of the power in that relationship. They can manipulate every single metric to benefit them along the way.
These are the hard truths that the “teams” don’t and cannot grasp. Red and blue, green to a lesser extent, although that team is simply an excuse for anti human sentiment.
It sucks, but it’s like the overall financial situation of the world, no one is willing to admit the issues because it unlocks the status quo.
These threads are so amusing.
I don’t even have to read the article, because the logic behind all of these arguments is so based in clickbait it’s laughable.
AMD doesent want to compete. It isn’t “insert reason here” for them to.
Same with them vs intel.
Why else would a company that consistently dominates its competition be so absolutely dominated in every segment? These raptor lake refresh reviews are the perfect example of this, no it’s NOT a good thing, but people with my eyes need to be the ones reporting on this crap. AMD has no ability to ramp up to a level of their competitors, this is essentially guaranteed now. They have had constant opportunity for how many years now and have consistently set the bar low.
This does not scream success, it screams complacency, and no matter how good your products are, if you cannot produce them, you cannot lead.
The reason it’s ever certain now, the longer they wait, the more reliant they become on INTEL for fab space. No amount of anti consumer interference is going to allow AMD to pull a win out of that situation. Intel owns all of the power in that relationship. They can manipulate every single metric to benefit them along the way.
These are the hard truths that the “teams” don’t and cannot grasp. Red and blue, green to a lesser extent, although that team is simply an excuse for anti human sentiment.
It sucks, but it’s like the overall financial situation of the world, no one is willing to admit the issues because it unlocks the status quo.