Interesting. I started limiting my demand for AMD CPUs and GPUs because of the artificially high prices.
AMDs were a thing because of the value proposition. You put up with the lack of new technology, or driver support, or customer support, because they were cheaper than Intel or nVidia.
But at high prices, AMD's entire value proposition disappears. If you're going to pay $1000 for a video card, you might as well get the future-proof nVidia card over the AMD card clinging to the past.
AMDs were a thing because of the value proposition. You put up with the lack of new technology, or driver support, or customer support, because they were cheaper than Intel or nVidia.
But at high prices, AMD's entire value proposition disappears. If you're going to pay $1000 for a video card, you might as well get the future-proof nVidia card over the AMD card clinging to the past.