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Intel's discrete graphics cards will not start at $200
Last week it was rumored that Intel's upcoming dedicated graphics cards, codenamed Arctic Sound, could become real price-goers, at least according to recent statements by chief architect and former AMD manager Raja Koduri. In an interview with the Russian YouTube channel PRO Hi-Tech he gave insights into Intel's plans with cards starting at 200 USD.
As it turns out, that is not correct. Raja Koduri has never told PRO Hi-Tech that Intel's discrete GPUs with graphics will start at $ 200. It is simply a translation error, as the interview was expected to be in English and not in Russian. In the meantime, Intel has spoken again and published an official statement by Raja Koduri on the subject.
Not everybody wants to buy a $ 500- $ 600 card, but there are enough people to buy those too - so that's a great market. So the strategy says it all, it costs $ 100, all the way to Data Center-class graphics with HBM memories and all, which will be expensive. We have to hit everything; it's just a matter of where do you start? The first one? The second one? The third one? And the strategy that we have within a period of roughly - let's call it 2-3 years - to have the full stack.
Raja Koduri, Intel
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#5697394 Posted on: 08/05/2019 09:30 AM
Will it be on 14nm?
Will it be on 14nm?
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#5697395 Posted on: 08/05/2019 09:32 AM
If it does not start at 200$ where does it start? At 400$ like competition? This generation we are f*cked with these prices.
If it does not start at 200$ where does it start? At 400$ like competition? This generation we are f*cked with these prices.
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#5697396 Posted on: 08/05/2019 09:34 AM
Intel maybe skip over Nvidia with prices.
If it does not start at 200$ where does it start? At 400$ like competition? This generation we are f*cked with these prices.
Intel maybe skip over Nvidia with prices.
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#5697412 Posted on: 08/05/2019 10:39 AM
Pretty sure article says $100 and up.......
If it does not start at 200$ where does it start? At 400$ like competition? This generation we are f*cked with these prices.
Pretty sure article says $100 and up.......
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#5697415 Posted on: 08/05/2019 10:46 AM
14nm+++++++++*
Will it be on 14nm?
14nm+++++++++*
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#5697416 Posted on: 08/05/2019 10:46 AM
They want to hit every segment but then again, where does it start? Just like with nvidia first will come expensive showcase products then 100$ peasant cards. Its Intel afterall....
Pretty sure article says $100 and up.......
They want to hit every segment but then again, where does it start? Just like with nvidia first will come expensive showcase products then 100$ peasant cards. Its Intel afterall....
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#5697418 Posted on: 08/05/2019 10:52 AM
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#5697423 Posted on: 08/05/2019 10:59 AM
"peasant cards. Its Intel afterall.." LMAO.
They want to hit every segment but then again, where does it start? Just like with nvidia first will come expensive showcase products then 100$ peasant cards. Its Intel afterall....
"peasant cards. Its Intel afterall.." LMAO.
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#5697424 Posted on: 08/05/2019 11:09 AM
Oh well price is relative, depends what they will offer.
Oh well price is relative, depends what they will offer.
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#5697427 Posted on: 08/05/2019 11:28 AM
Overall, more competition, the better.
But there's a catch, Intel as already an discrete graphics architecture ready for production and manufacturing? Is this what Raja concocted until now?
If that's the case, let's see what they're offering.
Overall, more competition, the better.
But there's a catch, Intel as already an discrete graphics architecture ready for production and manufacturing? Is this what Raja concocted until now?
If that's the case, let's see what they're offering.
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#5697447 Posted on: 08/05/2019 12:09 PM
DAMMIT! you beat me to it
14nm+++++++++*
DAMMIT! you beat me to it
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#5697472 Posted on: 08/05/2019 01:21 PM
There goes my TPU comment posted on Friday:
"As an Intel product, I can hardly believe this at this point, but hey, go along and we will see, good luck there."
There goes my TPU comment posted on Friday:
"As an Intel product, I can hardly believe this at this point, but hey, go along and we will see, good luck there."
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#5697479 Posted on: 08/05/2019 01:35 PM
Do we follow Tomshardware now? Even Toms stated that "NO RAJA Didn't say Intel would release a $200 GPU"
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-discrete-gpu-xe-debut-200,40083.html
Do we follow Tomshardware now? Even Toms stated that "NO RAJA Didn't say Intel would release a $200 GPU"
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-discrete-gpu-xe-debut-200,40083.html
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#5697514 Posted on: 08/05/2019 03:14 PM
Kind of an odd statement for him to make. He didn't really say anything about what we should expect, but instead basically just listed the markets that will rake in the most cash for Intel. I guess if you're an investor, what he said is very appealing, but for everyone else it's like "we don't care how much money you make, we want something competitive".
Anyway - I'm sure Intel learned from their previous mistakes. Intel's near infinite funding and Raja's experience with GPUs will likely make this GPU competitive. Though, since this is Intel's first serious GPU (that is actually a GPU and not just a bunch of Atoms "bonded" together), I think it'll be best to wait for the 2nd generation, especially considering the drivers will be very immature.
Kind of an odd statement for him to make. He didn't really say anything about what we should expect, but instead basically just listed the markets that will rake in the most cash for Intel. I guess if you're an investor, what he said is very appealing, but for everyone else it's like "we don't care how much money you make, we want something competitive".
Anyway - I'm sure Intel learned from their previous mistakes. Intel's near infinite funding and Raja's experience with GPUs will likely make this GPU competitive. Though, since this is Intel's first serious GPU (that is actually a GPU and not just a bunch of Atoms "bonded" together), I think it'll be best to wait for the 2nd generation, especially considering the drivers will be very immature.
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So is this a real attempt at getting into competitive discrete graphics or are they just dipping their toes in the water again?