The not-shifting of the R10 number could also be because it's using the same motherboard, which is possible with AMD but not with Intel. However if they haven'

The not-shifting of the R10 number could also be because it's using the same motherboard, which is possible with AMD but not with Intel. However if they haven't redesigned the motherboard it would mean that they couldn't take advantage of PCIe 4.0 on the AMD which would be a problem in itself of course. I wonder if it's really pressure from intel that makes this bias happen by the way. Intel can hardy keep up with demand and performance right now, and many OEMs have already started AMD offerings, especially in the crucial business market. Additionally, regulators are more aware of these practices now.