I really, really hope that's not a final decision and we get gaming GPUs based on Celestian, because if they decide to skip it, this move will destroy all the work they've done with their launched cards to earn some marketshare and will also erase any kind of goodwill people will be open to give them in the future.
After all, many of us were wary of Archmage because we had seen how many products Intel had cancelled recently, and feared that their discrete GPUs would follow the same path. And this move will confirm all those fears.
I would prefer, but not really like, that they did a limited run of those Celestial gaming GPUs, to reafirm (to an extend) that they're still serious about their gaming GPUs. After all, they need to price them lower than the competition to be considered, but carry enough amounts of vRAM to cost an arm and a leg wih today's prices.
Please excuse my bad English.
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