The fact that there are some workloads that amd is good for and others where it falls short only reinforces my point.. which is that the selling proposition for

The fact that there are some workloads that amd is good for and others where it falls short only reinforces my point.. which is that the selling proposition for amd hasn't changed. They haven't unseated intel with that strategy in 40 years... and they aren't going to do it today either. Ryzen is a good start. But to unseat intel they needed a clear performance advantage and/or additional products that match intels other major product lines with similar or better performance.. and demonstrate they can do that over the long term. In other words, it's going to take them years