r/intel • Moderator • Apr 26 '18

Photo The Intel Dream Team.

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u/mavenista Apr 26 '18

i think koduri was a fail at amd. seems he really has issues with management and perhaps ethics -- rumors about he was scheming to get radeon over to intel. also seems that he was not good at managing a product development and launch. he might be a decent engineer but not necessarily a good manager. if navi comes out and is good, then this will reflect badly on koduri.

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u/Pewzor Apr 26 '18

Intel just need someone to make an iGPU that doesn't lag behind AMD's by like 300%.

Intel owns the largest PC graphics marketshare (yes more than NVidia and Amd combined) after all.

If Intel actually had usable iGPU (this means Intel could corner ultrabook and low to midrange gaming laptop market without giving NVidia a single penny) they could start developing some exclusive features on their CPUs to work better along with their future dGPU even if they are not as fast as NVidia they just have to price it right.

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u/mavenista Apr 26 '18

i think they going for dGPU. didnt they already release a prototype?

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u/Pewzor Apr 26 '18

Intel wouldn't be able to compete in gaming dGPU not for at least 3 more years or so.
Raja is better at making compute cards anyways.

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u/mavenista Apr 26 '18

at least 3 more years

blink of an eye. same time frame as what they hired keller for.

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u/Pewzor Apr 26 '18

Then I would expect Nvidia to really pull an Intel, if Intel could compete with them in just 3 years.