why is no one talking about this.
Intel REALLY are in danger...
why is no one talking about this.
Intel REALLY are in danger...
Nigger fuck off. You realized how long incel has been dominating the cpu market in shares? It's better off for the market to let AMD take the profits so they can invest in R&D
>Chart represents CPU purchases of GamerNexus readers & viewers. Not representative of entire market.
Nobody cares what some basement dwelling gaymen spend their allowance on.
>based on data from readers and viewers of a known AMD shill
Color me surprised
>Gaymersnexus
AMD is still ways ahead of gaining a meaningful market share, even in consumer domain.
.t R5 1600 owner
>Intel "are"
Why do retarded yuropians say this? A company is singular, not plural. "Google does this" not "Google do this". "Microsoft steals designs", not "Microsoft steal designs".
Treating company names as plural is fucking retarded
>t. butthurt Linus Shill Tips faggots
I despise all corporate shills regardless of which golden idol they pray to.
>Intel REALLY are in danger...
No, they aren't. Intel did screw up 10 nm which left them with limited capacity on 14 nm. That put them in a situation were demand for their products was a lot higher than their production capacity late last year. Intel did what any company would and should do in that situation, they raised prices on their mid-range offerings and basically stopped producing the least profitable chips. The situation used to be Intel i7's competing with AMD R7's, suddenly - here in Europe anywy - the choice was either a Intel i5 or a AMD R7. Intel's basically out of the consumer / PC builder game, they priced themselves out of that market.
Yet.. you're wrong about them being in any sort of danger. Prioritizing high-margin segments and selling every chip you can make into that segment is very profitable. Intel's doing fine.
Put very simply: If your competition is selling 100 units at a 5% profit margin and you sell 30 units at a 40% profit-margin then you're not doing bad at all.
nice try Schlomo