Question Intel's future after Pat Gelsinger

[poke01]

Well it's just a 2t config.
I'd bet on -AX and bLLC dying.

Can you say in a more general way?

Cause i understood jack sh*t lol

 

[poke01]

Nah. There's lots of such people. I will state my own example. I think the world as a whole looks to be going towards increased instability and uncertainty in every sense of the word so I am finding it easier and easier to throw money away at some hardware to experience the good stuff before everything comes crashing down.

Might as well buy threadripper or eypcs

 

[igor_kavinski]

Might as well buy threadripper or eypcs

I WISH I had that kind of money. I was just looking at a $500,000 AI server the other day. You know what my brain said to me?

That's not really that much money

 

[inquiss]

If it follows AMD recipe it should be cost efficient when it comes to the fixed development cost.

Do you think it would be unprofitable due to lack of demand from customers?

I can't really imagine a set of customers that would want this product. Who would?

 

[inquiss]

People would go crazy for it, especially if it becomes sort of a middle ground between consumer dual channel and HEDT 8-channels with quad channel RAM support.

Nope, no one would buy it. Who is the market for it? Who needs high core count but generates no income from it? (So can't afford proper muktithread). What evidence do we have that it would sell. It's basically a more threaded version of intels latest line. No one cares.

 

[inquiss]

Nah. There's lots of such people. I will state my own example. I think the world as a whole looks to be going towards increased instability and uncertainty in every sense of the word so I am finding it easier and easier to throw money away at some hardware to experience the good stuff before everything comes crashing down.

There's like 2 people that think like this and are using it to tinker like a toy, while not buying the best for gaming.