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Ryzen vs Meteor Lake

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Arthur Hanson

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It looks like AMD and Intel will soon go head to head. Competition is good for the market, it will be interesting to see how Intel under Gelsinger fares. Any thoughts on who will win?
 
Our friend Tom did a nice video on this:


I break down why AMD might need Zen 4 to beat BOTH Raptor Lake & Meteor Lake if they want to hold the crown until Zen 5. I also analyze Intel ARC volume, Rembrandt, & other products.
0:00 AMD & Intel have had a lot of news come out!
1:03 Intel will Ship over 4 Million GPUs in 2022 – is that a lot?
4:42 Will Intel Battlemage compete in the High End?
8:47 Raptor Lake Release Date and Performance Update Leak!
11:00 AMD Rembrandt vs ADL Mobile Thoughts – The MX550 is pointless!
11:54 Is Rembrandt good enough to keep taking laptop market share?
13:10 In less than 2 years we'll get Raptor Lake, Zen 4, Meteor Lake, Zen 5!
15:45 Intel Sierra Forrest and xxxxxx Lake Teaser… 😉

In my opinion AMD is the winner if you look at the 2021 financials and I think 2022 will be the same with AMD capturing more market share.
 
Arthur Hanson said:
It looks like AMD and Intel will soon go head to head. Competition is good for the market, it will be interesting to see how Intel under Gelsinger fares. Any thoughts on who will win?
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I'd like to remind that Meteor Lake still isn't a product that will be "Pat's" work. Those products will start churning out in 2-3 years and will have Pat's fingerprints all over it. But I think it's safe to say that competition will be huge from both players. But my subjective opinion is that AMD is better positioned competetively long-term.
 
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Jumper said:
I'd like to remind that Meteor Lake still isn't a product that will be "Pat's" work. Those products will start chruming out in 2-3 years and will have Pat's fingerprints all over it. But I think it's safe to say that competition will be huge from both players. But my subjective opinion is that AMD is better positioned competetively long-term.
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Agreed. Do you think AMD will go back to ARM for a low power offering?
 
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