Intel has lost all of its dedicated GPU market share
Intel has lost all of its dedicated GPU market share
According to a report from Jon Peddie Research, dedicated desktop GPU sales rose significantly in the second quarter of 2024 for everyone except Intel. Although the market...
According to a report from Jon Peddie Research, dedicated desktop GPU sales rose significantly in the second quarter of 2024 for everyone except Intel. Although the market is up overall, share didn't change from last quarter.
With NVIDIA providing:
and AMD continuing to progress towards open-sourcing everything from their:
Intel's needs to put their pedal to the metal and open source everything as well in order to stay competitive within both the consumer and enterprise GPU market
Things are looking quite fierce as the rising demand for open-source hardware continues to tempt all 3 companies for ✨top place!🏁
performance per dollar just isn't there in my region at least, and ain't nobody going to trust them after the whole 13th and 14th gen cpu thing.
Yeah, I have an ARC card, but I bought it because it was a cheap, highly energy efficient card (low power draw).
These cards do not compete with the high end ones, yet their drivers and software seem to suggest they do. It's weird.
Just got myself a rx 6400 (53W tdp, all power from the PCI port) just because of low power needs. No intel on sale where I am though.
From the article: amd and nvidia is doing better than last year, intel stays the same.
What a false headline.
I'm not a fan of Intel, but I'd definitely consider their cards if they were more powerful, because their A770 seems relatively okay-priced. Sadly, that card is not the performance jump I need from my old RX Vega 56.