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tigger said:
serious about what?
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About what we are talking about? Intel being an underdog or dead in few years... Cause cant be both. Or could be neither... who is to say for sure.
 
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Zach_01 said:
About what we are talking about? Intel being an underdog or dead in few years... Cause cant be both. Or could be neither... who is to say for sure.
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Intel is the underdog now, not in a few years, now ( assuming the new Pass Mark scores are validated, Link).
 
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DeathtoGnomes said:
Intel is the underdog now, not in a few years, now ( assuming the new Pass Mark scores are validated, Link).
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Could be.. I think it will take a lot more than losing 1 round of CPU gen.
But please, lets be clear that its not dead and probably will not die! Some people are getting to emotional about Intel's potential claimed death.

I personally am on AMD ship, more than 15 years ago, but I want Intel to continue to produce competitiveness with products against AMD now that allegedly is claiming perf crown once again.
 
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Zach_01 said:
Could be.. I think it will take a lot more than losing 1 round of CPU gen.
But please, lets be clear that its not dead and probably will not die! Some people are getting to emotional about Intel's potential death.

I personally am on AMD ship, more than 15 years ago, but I want Intel to continue to produce competitiveness with products against AMD now that allegedly is claiming perf crown once again.
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Intel wont die, they are still in recovery mode with the 7/10nm disaster.
 
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lol they still make more money than AMD, and like it or not, if a company is still making money, as in profit, how can they fold?

Imo they are licking their wounds in regard to Ryzen. I think it came as a bit of a surprise to Intel, who thought they could just carry on with the way things were. I am glad AMD recovered and got ryzen out, as it has given Intel a kick up the bum.

Even if they lose out a bit in the consumer market, I am sure they make enough cash in other ventures to keep them going till they sort out their shit with desktop cpus
 
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