HeisenbergFX4
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I know this was brought up in another thread but thought it deserved its own post so it doesnt get buried
I assume the zen 5 x3d sales will be incredible…
Isn’t Core Ultra something new?
Isn’t Core Ultra something new?
Im pretty sure he's on amd payroll . SIngle handled turned neogaf to Intel's hater.Considering he is still shilling for Intel, I'm guessing he wasn't included in the 15.000 that were fired.
Damn. And the terrible part is the people who will pay for it are going to be regular employees, small investors and alike.
What’s that Einstein quote:Future Intel processors Allowed to Run even Hotter - TJMax to 105°C
Intel's upcoming Arrow Lake and Panther Lake CPUs will feature a maximum temperature limit (TJMax) of up to 105°C, surpassing the 100°C limit of the previous Raptor Lake series.www.guru3d.com
Damn. And the terrible part is the people who will pay for it are going to be regular employees, small investors and alike.
Upper management will get away with this shit as usual, at worst jumping out with a golden parachute.
Oh absolutely, me too. Companies are starting to do this as well:Always gone with Intel but after this crap, definitely going with AMD whenever I buy my next PC.
Crazy that this used to be what we all said about AMD. How the tables have turned. Remember this?What’s that Einstein quote:
"The definition of insanity is - doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result."
Intel to the T lately.
I’ve been using Intel / Nvidia for years and years at this point, but they are gonna make me do the unthinkable and buy AMD hardware next time I build a computer
lol I love this place. Every unpopular thing has that one white knight (or dark knight?) who valiantly leaps in to defend it.Leonidas
Buggy Loop
You got up in my grill, while simultaneously shitting on that website contributor, and then the thread got locked before I could respond.
Here's my response:
Have a great weekend!
Damn! You nailed it so goodlol I love this place. Every unpopular thing has that one white knight (or dark knight?) who valiantly leaps in to defend it.
Forspoken: rofif
Intel: Leonidas
GaaS: Men_in_Boxes
Ugly women: EDMIX
Hellblade 2: Punished Miku
That contributor is still way off the mark to what happened to Intel in the last month, what’s the point? It dropped for all the other reasons BUT what he predicted.
Let him die in peace like is CPU
I think you need to go back and read that article, because if you can't see how what he listed there has direct ties to what is happening now, then I'm not sure what to say other than, "maybe it's time to try on Leonidas' clown shoes."
The crashing and burning of Intel's stock is not just about this faulty CPU controversy or a market correction; it's about a complete lack of faith in the company's product offerings and roadmap. Nobody believes in anything Intel is doing, period. Gelsinger's strategy is failing.
Or are you really selling the idea that this contributor from a month ago is a genius and we should subscribe to him because he's got the best interest of us in all this? He predicated the whole market right? All this red above? Motherfucking genius!
Ok let's see the 3 reasons he "predicted" over a month ago
Reasons why its down
- AI behind competition
- Foundry business financials remain underwhelming
- Despite a low valuation, most of wall street is lukewarm
- They reinstated dividends a while ago when they should have kept it off, why pay so much money when you have so much capital in future assets. Those dividends could have kept the jobs. Now they stop the dividends but its too late.
- They're right in the middle of RMA controversy, which is exactly what this thread is about and you called me in it ? They're in middle of having lawsuits thrown here and there for those chipsets.
- There foundries are still being built. Huge amounts of capital investments for something that will start to bring in money years away
- Global decline in electronics in the last month, investors are preparing for imminent interest rate cuts, all electronic/AI are now victims of portfolio recalibration
But Intel also missed out on the AI wave. The chipmaker is struggling to keep up with powerhouse rival Nvidia, which has become one of the most valuable public companies in the world off the artificial intelligence boom. Intel’s heaviest losses were in its chip-making Foundry business, which it has heavily invested in 2024 “for the AI era.”
AMD right now....
Steve at it again.
I have no love for intel but we need intel to stay competitive to keep amd on its toes in the cpu sector and to have some hope of competition in the gpu sector since Amd has pretty much thrown in the towel and is content price gouging customers for nvidias crumbs.Good... Fuck them.
Agreed.I have no love for intel but we need intel to stay competitive to keep amd on its toes in the cpu sector have some hope of competition in the gpu sector since Amd has pretty much thrown in the towel and is content price gouging customers for nvidias crumbs.
Nah, arm has we coveredI have no love for intel but we need intel to stay competitive to keep amd on its toes in the cpu sector have some hope of competition in the gpu sector since Amd has pretty much thrown in the towel and is content price gouging customers for nvidias crumbs.
Arm in the desktop market is still a hypothetical and far from becoming a true mature player in the desktop market for atleast another generation. It might make a bit of a splash but lets be real it will take a while and will need the stars to align to become a real player in the pc market.Nah, arm has we covered