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    AMD Radeon RX 480 Supplies at Launch

    The benchmarks show it offering R9 Nano / GTX 980 performance. I don't see how that's mid-range when both of those cards are considered entry level high-end graphics cards. Sure they aren't flagship video cards but they are still high-end with a mid-end pricing.
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    AMD Radeon RX 480 Supplies at Launch

    Actually what this card offers as being a mid-range card is previous generation high-end card performance for the cost of a mid-range card. As one article said "Ferrari performance for a price of a Honda".
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    Fudzilla speculates on Zen appearence at Computex 2016

    Okay that's an interesting development especially if Zen will be competitive with Broadwell-E. If AMD can have Broadwell-E performance but at a cheaper price point than Broadwell-E then that will force Intel to either give up market share or lower prices which in my opinion is great news. I am...
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    Wait a sec. Intel just said "Screw it, we're out"?

    The Intel Haswell-E CPU Review: Core i7-5960X, i7-5930K and i7-5820K Tested If we look at real-world performance improvements on high-end platforms alone in three generations (LGA1366, LGA2011, LGA2011-3) there was roughly a 31% performance improvement in the span of about 3 years over Nehalem...
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    Wait a sec. Intel just said "Screw it, we're out"?

    1. We are not hitting a transition period. Die shrinks and newer architectures are running into more and more issues scaling down on lower nanometer processes. Eventually there would have to be a revolutionary advancement or they will not be able to scale down any further. Why do you think Intel...
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    Wait a sec. Intel just said "Screw it, we're out"?

    A restructure is still a layoff and in this case it's a mass layoff. You can't just say that cutting 11% of your entire workforce is a "restructure". To put this into perspective when was the last-time Intel did a layoff this big? Not even during 2008 or beyond did they layoff that many. Also I...
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    Wait a sec. Intel just said "Screw it, we're out"?

    How would a focus on mobile and server processors help desktop or consumer oriented processors? There is a specific reason why Intel has separate lineups and separation from the Core series and the Xeon series. Intel wouldn't just incorporate advancements from Xeon chips or the feature sets...
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    Wait a sec. Intel just said "Screw it, we're out"?

    The last-time they did such a massive layoff was in 2006 and that was only 10,500. This is 1,500 more workers and is the biggest layoff in their history. Obviously they are not in such a great position even if they have to "restructure" (which is a polite way of saying layoff). The desktop...
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