[Rumours] Intel Battlemage facing headwinds

[Deleted member 162929]

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Yeah I post it so you can help stop big bad Nvidia, because you care so much about big bad Nvidia stopping what big bad Nvidia is doing. It's to help you act on with what you say you want

 

[Red Falcon]

Cool

Indeed.

That's why this rumor was so 'just a rumor and nothing really' it was worthy of posting to the [H] News section, I suppose... but again let's just all revel in the monumental success of our respective preferable GPU companies, shall we?

The success is theirs, not ours.
Enjoy the ever-rising prices of GPUs - such a success.

 

[ChadD]

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You guys should call the FTC pronto if they dictate how Nvidia sells allowed exports, in China, to the Chinese, in the Chinese consumer market, and if it's even possible then that Nvidia is doing this, if you genuinely care

https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/report-antitrust-violation

I'll be eagerly awaiting for midrange GPUs become APUs selling for $1800-$2000, can't wait

Who said they where not allowed to sell in China. The story is a rumor that they are using illegal anti competitive asks of Chinese suppliers. That isn't allowed no matter where Nvidia does it. Same is true for every company. As Red Falcon pointed out the irony here is Intel did actually do that (not a rumor) years back to AMD. (and also to Nvidia... as way back then Nvidia was actually a chipset company as well) They got their fingers slapped for it. The irony is thick if Nvidia is doing the same today... IF its a rumor.

Also I didn't say mid APUs could sell for 1800... I said Nvidias Halo card will be. Nvidia has had the halo market to themselves for awhile now. They also don't really want to sell gamers 4090s at $1600.... when they can take the same chip and sell it in a AI card for $4k. They justify that now by selling slightly defective chips as 4090s. Yes come the next gen... AMD and Intel are both planning higher end APUs in their official roadmaps, and the rumors for what they are worth are putting AMDs next APUs in the 3060ish performance range. Intel might not hit that till the gen after but they are also targeting that performance range with their celestial parts. That is going to effect the dGPU market greatly. We are basically there now as it is... Nvidia selling cut down 4060 silicon which should really be 4050. Cut down 4070 hardware. Gamers are already getting screwed over when the best option till you spend a grand are 2 year old AMD cards.

 

[Deleted member 162929]

https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/report-antitrust-violation

Can't wait for what you now say other GPUs you didn't say the first time will instead sell for or whatever

 

[ChadD]

https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/report-antitrust-violation

If Intel feels their is truth to these rumors or have heard or have proof that it is... they would be the ones reporting. In the same way HP reported Nvidia over their GPP program. Your link is for regular folk to report scams and fraud. lol
We are all just people posting on a forum discussing some rumors. The same type of rumors that where around way back when Intel was doing this to Nvidia.... that resulted in cases vs Intel. The Nvidia related ones went away when Intel and Nvidia agreed that Intel would pay Nvidia fees for a a decade of Intel igpu CPUs, and Nvidia agreed to leave the Chipset market in return.

Anyway

 

[Deleted member 162929]

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Let's see how well all these companies continue to do in the meanwhile

 

[Red Falcon]

Cool

Let's see how well all these companies continue to do in the meanwhile

Cool

Let's see how many more posts you can make with a thumbs up

Pretty much us at this point.

 

[Deleted member 162929]

You guys don't like thumbs up now? Who is thumbs up being anticompetitive with? Thumbs down? I still like thumbs up regardless

 

[FrgMstr]

Fun while it lasted, but much like the recent GPU news threads, it has turned into a bunch of childish banter and squabbling. Be better, guys.