Intel confirms it will release their first high-end GPU in 2020
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Robbo9999
See you in 2 years!
dfsdfs1112
Nothing good comes out of Intel!
1. Only high prices and medium quality!
2. See SSD for medium quality and prices in the sky
3. 5-year processors have improved by 5% each year, and this in some tests
4. AMD has returned to the processor market, suddenly a 25% improvement? š”
HardwareCaps
Wouldn't mind having another player in the market. more competition is always better.
I just don't think that Intel stands a chance
HardwareCaps
its called business, welcome!
by 25% what do you mean exactly?
HardwareCaps
and you Intel would be the one to challenge Nvidia? the same intel that scrambles to stop Ryzen?
pfff
H83
Quite frankly i have very little expectations about this because i donĀ“t see Intel catching up to Intel and AMD in terms of drivers, they are behind then like what 10 or 20 years??? And without quality drivers, any consumer GPU is pretty much useless...
I think Intel should stick with their dedicated GPUs and improve them as much as possible and leave discrete GPUs to Nvidia and AMD.
dfsdfs1112
This is called bullshit, lack of credibility, blackmail because there are not enough competitors!
ladcrooks
more competition, should reflect back on us, hopefully !
Embra
Probably see Intel APUs as well.
rm082e
"Here comes a new challenger!"
fantaskarsef
Something makes me wonder if Intel had the idea to do dGPUs because of mining...
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Sixtyfps
Are you serious ? AMD still doesnt even come close in a single core workload yet just because AMD has made gains people are in love with them. Its 2018 and AMD has finally found a solution for Haswell LMAO Yet coffee is 25% faster
Sixtyfps
Scrambles ? Im not sure what you mean ? 299x was only made to take sales away from AMD which it did. Intel has the resources to do this. Listen im not a fanboy but facts are facts Intel has the highest single core out there for games and the best cpu for rendering lets just face the facts. AMD has Ryzen its prices so its on par with intel
H83
Nah, they are after the extremely lucrative deep learning/AI/whatever markets where Nvidia is making a killing because they have very little competition. Intel wants a piece of that pie.
Releasing a discrete GPU for gaming is basically trowing a bone to gamers, so they can pretend they care about us...
Fender178
Heh Intel is barely competing with AMD as far as IGPUs are concerned they are barely a blip on the radar anymore. So I don't think them releasing their own discrete GPU will change things. The only hardware thing that Intel good at is CPUs and yeah Intel's marketshare has dropped by quite a bit thanks to AMD's Zen CPUs.
Fox2232
That should be new uArch and Raja's mind in it. If that's worth anything, I can't say, but to some, he is GPU God, to others just someone who screwed badly and run or was made to leave.
0blivious
I for one hope they are successful and possibly push the market to innovate. The more players out there, the better it will be for consumers. Having to choose from one or two options is getting old. Pretty stagnant lately on all PC fronts.
LesserHellspawn
Good good. The CPU market has shown very clearly this year that no one king of the hill must rule supreme, or technology comes to a near standstill. Same is true for GPUs. Nvidia currently is king of the hill, prices were already at an all time high before mining became a big thing, and new cards have always been more of the same thing, just a bit faster. There has been no new technology for years now.
HardwareCaps
It's not about resources alone, it already tried and failed doing all kind of none-CPU chips. from consoles SOCs, low power smartphones chips and even dedicated GPUs.
all failed, you know why? because Intel is a one trick pony. maybe they can literally "buy" a GPU design with enough money but you need the right mindset for that. Nvidia is not even trying right now
Nvidia is miles ahead, GPUs are quite different from CPUs and require very different talent.
Intel huge lead was due to the fabrication powerhouse it has built, their fabs are their own,they focused only on their CPUs(whereas TSMC has tons of customers with very different requirements) and were ahead in terms of process node.
but this is no longer the case, 10nm seems to be in a horrible shape while other fabs are already sampling 7nm(which should be about equivalent).
they are talking about 2020! the project could die before that(though Intel is really interested in GPUs now due to rising markets like AI, Cryptocurrency, Cloud GPU)
