• cronenthal@discuss.tchncs.de
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    Some previously unknown Chinese manufacturere will see this opportunity and rush to deliver something. The first generation will be weak, but subsequent iterations will improve drastically, to the point where the market share will never come back to a US company.

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      They already are. The writing is one the wall as AMD and Nvidia prepare to forget about games.

      China has a home grown gfx in the low end Intel has a mid range card. China will iterate fast as we know. We just need Intel to stay the course and continue and not drop out but it seems likely they will drop out, which is a shame as the Arc B580 I have is amazing

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      Once gfx got hw ray tracing there isn’t anything else besides more memory or faster clock. Most peoples gfx cards are good enough for everything except 4k Ultra so people stop needing to upgrade….gaming sales decline.

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    Motherfucker.

    Hang on to your hardware, PC folks. It’s gonna be a long ride back to reality.

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      I bit the bullet this summer and built brand new. I’ve checked the same parts several times since and all but the CPU have gone up.

      This rig better last me a long time!

      9800X3D and 9070XT for reference. Only 32 GB RAM. 800€ was painful enough….

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    Weird how quickly they forget how close they were to actual bankruptcy before Zen. Guess you’re going back down the hole again?

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        Keep an eye on China and all the “newcomers” to the graphics side of things. Moore threads and Lisuan tech come to mind.

        It’s actually very vibrant once you start looking outside the “big three” of graphics.

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            Same as “mining” cards back in the day. With a few clever software tricks, you can absolutely make them output image through the motherboard HDMI

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              Ah that would be sweet, I’d love me a 288 GB card for gaming. I’m not sure they’d perform well though?

              At least I could use the card to vibe code its own graphics drivers lmao

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    Godamnit. I had been hoping that as Nvidia reels from the inevitable AI collapse, AMD would be poised to become the leader in the gaming space.

  • Amuro_eat@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    My stubbornness is immaculate. There are more old games out there that I can play for several lifetimes before caving to high prices or renting a gaming cloud service monthly. I can get used hardware in many ways.

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        Stock markets still have a long way to go to realise this. The current dip is tiny compared to the actual reality of things.

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        no, moth meant ballots. there were a bunch of AI ballot measures in a bunch of different states that got shot down. all total across the nation, dozens of local and state ballot measures ended with results that somehow restricted data center development. it was an utter massacre for the AI industry and their plans to build new data centers.

        moth supposes that the AI stocks taking a nosedive might have had something to do, in part, with that. although it certainly wasn’t the only thing, since a lot of the new congresspeople aren’t too fond of AI either.

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    Can’t buy PC parts any fucking where anymore