To be honest, this could be the right move from AMD to get back on track.
AMD has been so focused on trying to beat Nvidia that they've lost focus on what they were good at: competitive products at lower prices. That's where they excelled at, and it's been proven time and time again that Nvidia owns the high end market so, why not going back to its roots?
So yes, it will be sad to not see a 8900 series of cards trying to compete with Nvidia's 5090/5080, but if they can launch a 8800/8700 card that gives us the same or 90% of the performance of a 5070Ti at the price of a 5070 and so on, all the better for all of us.
But well, we'll have to wait and see how things develop going forward.
Please excuse my bad English.
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