Interesting to note how AMD "coming back strong" has been received between their CPU and GPU lines. On the GPU side Navi looked good, nVidia introduced their S

Interesting to note how AMD "coming back strong" has been received between their CPU and GPU lines. On the GPU side Navi looked good, nVidia introduced their Super-RTX cards to compete, AMD dropped their prices before they were even released... ... To the casual observer, these are two peers slugging it out. With each news story or Use Case, maybe one is better for you. In the CPU domain it's pretty universally "AMD wins" - "What will Intel do? We have no idea." My entirely anecdotal feeling, is that the entire world has been waiting for a decade to give Intel a kicking - and finally with this release a huge stack of ammo has been delivered to pull the trigger on those pent-up-stories. i.e. Bit that makes it interesting to me, is that whilst in the "GPU wars", Team Red and Green have had their fans on each side and seem to be duking it out - the commentary is generally "you the consumer are the winner" In the CPU war, nobody is "Team Intel". Feels like the whole world just wants to pile on. WTF has the Intel PR dept been doing?