> For example, prices might be aggressively low. Although this is possible, it would be a huge hit to Intel's image. I think one can state that Zen 3 is highe

> For example, prices might be aggressively low. Although this is possible, it would be a huge hit to Intel's image. I think one can state that Zen 3 is higher performing than any Intel's architecture/model across the board. What happens when they'll release Rocket Lake? They'll introduce a new(er), slower architecture, to tackle... the budget segment? I think that, from an engineering point of view, Intel is going to be in deep for a few years, with the hope that they'll manage to pull a new architecture in 3/4 years. On the other hand, I've specifically written "engineering", because Intel still has copious amounts of "green persuasion", which shouldn't be underestimated.