AMD appears in a trending section almost every other day.
How can OEM's still ignore AMD, I mean. It's obviously very popular. They have the best offering and no one can match their price.
How long till Intel's monopoly will fall, because of consumer demand and seemingly (almost) perfect long-term execution of AMD:
- 2016 - 8,1% market share
- 2019 - 18 % market share
According to Intel, they have free game untill 2021. My guess is that they will have free game long after 2023 ( when 3nm architecture will be released by TSMC)
I think the market share now is mostly because of DIY builders. Am I wrong? The only serious AMD OEM offering i have seen was from Microsoft's Surface.
Side-note: AMD is mostly interesting for desktops for now ( -> battery life), until next Q.
But how come OEM desktops lack an AMD alternative? Any articles/information on OEM's partnerships with Intel?
PS. Please upvote a more ontopic comment concerning the product itselve. I didn't want this to be the top comment.
How can OEM's still ignore AMD, I mean. It's obviously very popular. They have the best offering and no one can match their price.
How long till Intel's monopoly will fall, because of consumer demand and seemingly (almost) perfect long-term execution of AMD:
- 2016 - 8,1% market share
- 2019 - 18 % market share
According to Intel, they have free game untill 2021. My guess is that they will have free game long after 2023 ( when 3nm architecture will be released by TSMC)
I think the market share now is mostly because of DIY builders. Am I wrong? The only serious AMD OEM offering i have seen was from Microsoft's Surface.
Side-note: AMD is mostly interesting for desktops for now ( -> battery life), until next Q.
But how come OEM desktops lack an AMD alternative? Any articles/information on OEM's partnerships with Intel?
PS. Please upvote a more ontopic comment concerning the product itselve. I didn't want this to be the top comment.