That data is, well, realityPlease back up your humor with some data.
Links to some data please. I don't think this is correct.
nopeGaming (likely <10% of desktop users)
2) Workstations for editing video/graphics (my guess is a big percentage of the remaining 90%)
AMD has no presence in OEM DT.But DIY is only a small portion of the desktop volume.
There are like a zillion data points for stores that sell DIY CPUs and 9800X3D is like >80% of the volume.
Exactly this.To be fair, gaming is 100% what drives DIY sales. But DIY is only a small portion of the desktop volume.
Most desktop volume is Corpos who just prefer the form factor over laptops. It's not even cheaper these days.
It's a derivative of mobile.Desktop has no future that isn't a derivative of DC IMO.
Desktop in general is a receding market, and gaming on PC is also declining.
Careful with confirmation bias there.New report says PC games are outselling console games, calling PC gaming a 'bright spot' in a troubled industry
Everything's coming up computers.www.pcgamer.com
Steam concurrent numbers reach 40 million online users, setting new record
The PC gaming boom seen on Valve's Steam platform is not slowing down. It's latest concurrent record is 40 million online users, which arrives as players flock to Monster Hunter Wilds on the platform.www.neowin.net
Exactly this.
Seriously guys. You expect AMD to plan a future on DIY and gaming? That's not feasible.
Desktop in general is a receding market, and gaming on PC is also declining.
DC on the other hand is increasing.
Desktop has no future that isn't a derivative of DC IMO.
But that is also true for Strix Point. [There are already miniPCs announced + new Framework 13]One thing interesting about Kraken is that it supports DDR5 (not just LPDDR5).
But that is also true for Strix Point. [There are already miniPCs announced + new Framework 13]
Console s/w sales are in the gutter this cycle since neither vendor has any games to sell.Careful with confirmation bias there.
#1. PC outselling consoles doesn't mean that the industry overall isn't declining.
#2. The first article is PC Gamer, so take their conclusions vis a vis PC gaming with a healthy sack or 2 of salt.
#3. Steam numbers increasing overall is to be expected even if the industry itself is declining, as the effect of increasing populations and internet access must be taken into account.
This is precisely why per capita figures in statistics are so important to normalise any analysis between nations with vastly differing population density.
Wasn't Horizon Forbidden West a big exclusive?Console s/w sales are in the gutter this cycle since neither vendor has any games to sell.
Oh they make all the sense.yeah consoles make increasingly less sense for three reasons
AFAIK Xbox OS is increasingly close to stock Windows.2) both ps5 and xbox are basically AMD PCs running custom OS
Not even close.Xbox OS is increasingly close to stock Windows
The new cIOD is expected to be built on the Samsung 4LPP (4 nm EUV) foundry node, which offers improvements over the TSMC N6 DUV node the current cIOD is being built on.
A key area of focus for AMD will be the memory controllers, which will be updated to support higher DDR5 memory speeds using technologies such as CKD. You can currently run a "Granite Ridge" processor with memory speeds of up to DDR5-8000 but using a 1:2 clock divider is engaged between FCLK and MCLK, with 1:1 speeds being limited to around DDR5-6400. The new memory controllers will look to increase speeds with 1:1, and unlock speeds beyond 10000 MT/s with 1:2.
Seriously, is AMD REALLY sure they want to depend on Samsung???
I think this is the big thing that no one has talked about, the unification DT and mobile chips.Olympic Ridge wasn't the name I heard for Z6 Desktop. Interesting
8CU RDNA 4 on the iOD for Desktop would be very, very impressive. Basically would turn any Z6 DT CPU into also a G series. With the extra of FSR4 support.
Honestly, it's not a bad deal for either Samsung or AMD. Plus, 4LPP yield issues were solved. Samsung is struggling with their MCBFET/GAAFET SF3 and SF2 nodes.Seriously, is AMD REALLY sure they want to depend on Samsung???