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JEMC on 19 July 2016
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vivster said:
As expected Nvidia staying competitive in power and pricing in the midrange. Though I didn't really expect the 1060 to beat the 480 so easily.

Nvidia has caught AMD with their pants down in terms of performance, no doubts about it. They have the high end market locked with the 1070&1080, and with the 1060 they're also very, very competitive in the mid range one.

It's only in the low end market where AMD can really cause them trouble, which isn't that great as it's also the market with the smaller profit margins. That said, AMD wanted to regain marketshare with Polaris, and even if it comes from the low end, they look like they'll be able to do it.



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