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Isn't AMD used by basically all consoles now, both CPU and GPU? The article doesn't even mention consoles which I guess make sense because it's "PC" gamer, but
by diggan 3y ago
Isn't AMD used by basically all consoles now, both CPU and GPU? The article doesn't even mention consoles which I guess make sense because it's "PC" gamer, but still.
- JohnBooty 3y agoPCs still outsell consoles by a large margin. If ChatGPT and some rudimentary Googling can be trusted, Sony has sold a total of 50 million PS5 consoles so far in three years. For comparison, about 240 million PCs are sold per year.
- mcphage 3y ago> For comparison, about 240 million PCs are sold per year. Also for comparison: Apple alone sells around that many smartphones per year. And they're not nearly the biggest manufacturer. I don't think any major phone manufacturer uses Intel CPUs.
- Atotalnoob 3y agoThey don’t make mobile chips for phones… They have tried a few times, but were too power hungry and didn’t have the volume to justify it, so they went back to their bread and butter
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- boesboes 3y agoStats they looked at are for desktop & laptops, so consoles are not considered. Neither are servers, which I suspect is mostly Intel too still. They also haven't looked at tablets, so all those M2's in iPads are not counted. Not sure if that is significant.
- lxgr 3y agoThe Switch uses Nvidia, but no console since (I believe) the original Xbox has used Intel, yes.