AMD and Intel Announce Online Press Events on January 4, 2022

[SL2]

As far as desktop CPUs, it took AMD a long long while to come out with 5600G and 5700G.

I only thought this was because they needed all of them for laptops. High end desktop APU's is a niche product for an extremely tiny market, compared to every AMD laptop (ultrabook/gaming/office/professional) that needs the same chip.

As in not launching any lower end chips, it was simply too close to the next product launch. It was not feasible last winter/spring/summer because of what I said above. Yeah, this should have been my 3:rd point..

 

[Space Lynx]

Pretty sure that AMD announced their date and then Intel copied.



These kind of comments are extremely misleading and damaging are knobs who actually believe comments like this without a second thought to only get upset at AMD over a comment in an online news article.

So ask a mod to censor me? I don't give a ****. If I want to share a thought I had about a graphics card, I intend to do so, nothing wrong with being hopeful.

 

[Fluffmeister]

The exciting battle of the duopoly continues.

 

[Pumper]

Would be great to see 12/16core Zen3+ APUs.

 

[Space Lynx]

These kind of comments are extremely misleading and damaging are knobs who actually believe comments like this without a second thought to only get upset at AMD over a comment in an online news article.

hey folks, remember that time that guy basically called me a jack*** ^^^ because I said I wonder if AMD might surprise us all and talk about possiblity of next gen gpu's moving ahead of schedule?

AMD 'will highlight upcoming computing and graphics solutions' at CES on January 4

There could be one or two surprises.

www.pcgamer.com

LMAO, note the small print "there may be one or two surprises"

 

[SL2]

hey folks, remember that time that guy basically called me a jack*** ^^^

Nope, He clearly meant the post, not you. As for the "knobs", he's referring to some of those who might read it, not you.

 

[Space Lynx]

Nope, He clearly meant the post, not you. As for the "knobs", he's referring to some of those who might read it, not you.

seems pretty clear he was calling me a knob for posting it though. I even provided sound logical argumentation for why I felt my opinion might be true as well... his comment was unwarranted.