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Posted by S.Yu
 - June 28, 2020, 00:26:24
Quote from: piokos on June 27, 2020, 20:15:15
Is Notebookcheck moving to covering desktop DIY market now?

Seriously, what's happening to the best notebook review site on the web?

This is quickly becoming just another generic PC site dominated by AMD vs Intel and AMD vs Nvidia flames. It doesn't have to be.

If you need clicks from the DIY crowd, why not open a second site for that?
Notebookcheck's been covering smartphones for years, should they have made a site for that? Notebookcheck occasionally covers servers and cameras, should they have made dedicated sites for those too? Don't be ridiculous.
Posted by piokos
 - June 27, 2020, 20:15:15
Is Notebookcheck moving to covering desktop DIY market now?

Seriously, what's happening to the best notebook review site on the web?

This is quickly becoming just another generic PC site dominated by AMD vs Intel and AMD vs Nvidia flames. It doesn't have to be.

If you need clicks from the DIY crowd, why not open a second site for that?
Posted by S.Yu
 - June 10, 2020, 22:16:13
Quote from: A on June 08, 2020, 13:52:23
Quote from: machin on June 08, 2020, 13:32:34
Sure they do.

They probably all have lengthy contracts spanning several years with Intel with agreed volume and price.
That general how wholesale works.

It's the same thing with Apple and AMD.
Why does Apple insists on providing crappy AMD chips when Nvidia are vastly superior ?
Because of contracts, PR between the companies, and negotiated prices


Because AMD chips tend to be more stable than Nvidia ones? I still remember when Nvidia knowingly sold faulty chips to vendors.

On top of that AMD is known for doing custom solutions and cheaper.

Apple has never been on the bleeding edge. So they don't particularly care about those things.
They seem very much on the bleeding edge in ARM space.
Posted by Brandon Tenney
 - June 09, 2020, 00:37:03
This article is a complete joke! The 10th generation sold out in the first few hours of launch & nobody has gotten anymore in stock so it's impossible to compare sales figures at this point
Posted by A
 - June 08, 2020, 13:52:23
Quote from: machin on June 08, 2020, 13:32:34
Sure they do.

They probably all have lengthy contracts spanning several years with Intel with agreed volume and price.
That general how wholesale works.

It's the same thing with Apple and AMD.
Why does Apple insists on providing crappy AMD chips when Nvidia are vastly superior ?
Because of contracts, PR between the companies, and negotiated prices


Because AMD chips tend to be more stable than Nvidia ones? I still remember when Nvidia knowingly sold faulty chips to vendors.

On top of that AMD is known for doing custom solutions and cheaper.

Apple has never been on the bleeding edge. So they don't particularly care about those things.
Posted by machin
 - June 08, 2020, 13:32:34
Sure they do.

They probably all have lengthy contracts spanning several years with Intel with agreed volume and price.
That general how wholesale works.

It's the same thing with Apple and AMD.
Why does Apple insists on providing crappy AMD chips when Nvidia are vastly superior ?
Because of contracts, PR between the companies, and negotiated prices
Posted by ariliquin
 - June 08, 2020, 10:33:27
Manufacturers have no excuse for not shipping more premium AMD Laptops. The markets changed time they caught up with their customers.
Posted by Bob
 - June 08, 2020, 08:06:46
Quote from: kek on June 08, 2020, 00:03:36
Well, no surprises here honestly. I seriously dont know why Intel is still selling 14nm when they already got their 10nm process ready. And even more bold is their statement that they will even release another generation based on it. Rocket Lake most likely will hit rock bottom on sales numbers.

Except that it's not ready at the moment.  Or maybe they dedicated too much silicon for the janky non ht 14nm+ parts
Posted by kek
 - June 08, 2020, 00:03:36
Well, no surprises here honestly. I seriously dont know why Intel is still selling 14nm when they already got their 10nm process ready. And even more bold is their statement that they will even release another generation based on it. Rocket Lake most likely will hit rock bottom on sales numbers.
Posted by S.Yu
 - June 07, 2020, 23:41:30
I never believed that s*** about perceived brand recognition holding back adoption of AMD CPUs in the laptop space, the theory was built on doubtful assumptions. OTOH lack of consistency of service and support to OEMs on AMD's side sounds coherent with the whole picture.
Posted by Jesse
 - June 07, 2020, 23:17:24
Wow, Intel is getting their a** kicked.   Nice.   I don't hate Intel, but do hate that without credible competition, they totally stagnated for a decade and milked profits without much further innovation.

Competition is great for consumers.  I'm very happy AMD is winning this round.   I hope they can beat them for at least one more year as well.
Posted by Tov
 - June 07, 2020, 21:56:38
Still not get why not many Renoir laptops for sell.
Posted by dosadsakd
 - June 07, 2020, 21:43:47
Germans usually have a natural tendency to buy amd since amd is a presence in Germany (see AMD Dresden).
Posted by Havefun
 - June 07, 2020, 21:07:41
some info about laptop market?
Posted by Chuck Doyle
 - June 07, 2020, 20:27:17
Ouch! Such a humiliation for Intel.

Really sad to see them boycott AMD on laptops market. Measures need to be taken.