Personally I do think Nvidia cares a lot about the consumer gpu market. It's certainly not their first priority and the gaming segment dispite dominating desktop, laptop and even consoles with switch sales only make up 7% of their total revenue. But companies generally won't easily let go of a market they have 90% market share in.
With that being said tho, it's like they got an Ai to do Blackwell launch. Anything and everything that could go wrong went wrong. I haven't seen such a spectacular series of fuck ups till today and they even had extra months to prep.
Once and more like if things stabilize, it will be interesting to see how much market share they lost and how much Radeon has gained. This is the big break Radeon and even Intel needed from Nvidia.
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