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this post was submitted on 24 Jul 2025
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Unfortunately this is irrelevant unless
There are several independent reviews confirming the performance figures
These GPUs are widely available to a global market
Even then, we can see with modern trends that Nvidia maintains a passive market lead because they are the default choice because they have a market lead, because they are the default choice, ad infinitum
A few years ago you could've said exact same thing about BYD and Tesla.
Tesla is crap though.
They are, but they used to be considered the gold standard for EVs. Then Chinese companies ramped up production and left Tesla in the dust.
Byd destroys Tesla's quality, but then again, any brand does, Tesla is rock bottom
As we saw with Intel GPUs performance isn't even the main issue, it's the drivers. How many games will run on it without crashing or having bizarre performance problems?