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AMD competes hard with Intel on CPUs. And yet it takes a lazy, uncompetitive position against Nvidia, happily delivering overpriced and garbage new GPUs such a
by andrewstuart 3y ago
AMD competes hard with Intel on CPUs.
And yet it takes a lazy, uncompetitive position against Nvidia, happily delivering overpriced and garbage new GPUs such as the 7600 RX with only 8GB RAM and a 128 bit memory bus.
Nvidia pretty much refuses to drop prices beyond a token tiny amount on any of its current generation GPUs, many of which are underwhelming and extremely overpriced and unappealing to consumers.
This gives AMD a chance to rip Nvidia to shreds in the GPU market but AMD chooses not to.
Very strange.
- nwallin 3y ago> And yet it takes a lazy, uncompetitive position against Nvidia, happily delivering overpriced and garbage new GPUs such as the 7600 RX with only 8GB RAM and a 128 bit memory bus. The AMD RX 7600 competes with NVidia RTX 4060. The suggested MSRP of the RX 7600 is $270, the suggested MSRP of the RTX 4060 is $300. Both have 8GB of GDDR6 RAM on a 128 bit memory bus. I don't necessarily disagree that AMD's current GPU lineup is overpriced, but so is NVidia's. It's probably because NVidia's current GPU lineup is so vastly, hilarious overpriced that AMD is getting away with it right now.