AMD conspiracy?
23 hours ago, bertybasset said:So Ryzen forced Intel's hand and caused chaos and now we're already seeing better CPUs rolling off the AMD line, Vega appears as Nvidia are at the end of the 10 series, so my question with the limited stock and no one really getting access to the Vega chip to build partner cards is this a radeon double bluff to force new architecture from Nvidia and then radeon bring out the proper cards ?
Wait, hold on, let's back up and think for a second.
If I understand you correctly, your thoughts goes like this:
1) AMD releases a good CPU architecture.
2) Intel is forced to release better CPUs to stay competitive (6 core i5s for example).
3) AMD will release even better CPUs soon, putting even more pressure on Intel.
1) AMD releases Vega and puts some pressure on Nvidia.
2) Nvidia's GPUs are getting old.
3) AMD bluffs that they can do what they did with Ryzen, and have a better version up their sleeve that they will release soon.
Is that correct?
Not sure where the limited GPU stock fits in though.
Anyway, I don't think it makes any sense on any level. In order to keep the pressure up you have to consistently release good products after good products. That's (like you said) not what happened with Vega, which is mediocre at best.
Secondly, how would it benefit AMD to bluff about having a better product than they actually have? All that would do is make Nvidia crush them by releasing an even better product than needed.
It sounds like you took some observations (Ryzen doing well, Ryzen+ being on its way, Vega being released, GPU shortage, and Nvidia preppting to release a new architecture) and then tried to string it all together.
There has to be motivation behind conspiracy theories, and things have to link together in a logical way. Your theory lacks both from what I can tell, but maybe you can elaborate on it more.
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