EricHiggin said:
That's what people said about Intel before Ryzen showed up. Something is only the best of the best until it's not. Now I agree that it doesn't seem as though Nvidia slacked off on the same level that Intel had, but when they strategically launch models against the competition with just the right timing, as well as price cuts at times, are they really being all that they can be for the consumer? Could those products and cheaper prices not have come sooner? AMD likely won't do that because it will probably mean Radeon only sells marginally more and will just end up losing money, or selling more GPU's for the same profit anyway. In that case AMD might as well make as much as they can by doing as little as they can within reason. |
Yes, those price drops could've come sooner, if there was any competition sooner. for example If anything it's a great sign that they instantly lower prices as soon as there is competition.
While lower prices are nice I cannot fault a product for its price when it is unique in its performance bracket. It's the additional cost for getting something that you cannot get anywhere else. Now guess how that could be solved.
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