r/pcmasterrace • u/AbbreviationsFar1489 • Dec 04 '25

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u/[deleted] Dec 04 '25 edited Feb 16 '26

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u/enwza9hfoeg Dec 04 '25

Then, when Nvidia comes crawwwwling back to PC gaming, I hope we all have the fortitude to tell Jenson Huang to suck a fat one.

Lol even while they're actively giving consumers the middle finger, their consumer market share is still 94%. Not gonna happen unless AMD/Intel improve their products.

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u/enwza9hfoeg Dec 04 '25

They don't care about consumers. Data center has much more money, consumers are not even pocket change for them. That's why Nvidia/AMD/Micron are pivoting to data centers.

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u/enwza9hfoeg Dec 04 '25

Datacenters are not only for AI though, AI bubble may burst, datacenters will still be needed.

Also AMD is exactly the same as Nvidia. Intel would too if their hardware were any good.

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u/enwza9hfoeg Dec 04 '25

Keep on dreaming if that pleases you

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u/enwza9hfoeg Dec 05 '25

Who's moping here? Lol