Most importantly, Steam is telling you that you really shouldn't consider yourself a market researcher all of a sudden, when you can't distinguish between relevant and irrelevant data in your conversations about the market. You just don't understand what steam is telling you. You are really persistent though, I'll give you that. All the more entertainment I get from the thread
You gotta love those surveys! Out of nowhere - poof - and there are 12% more gamers from China. Dec was surely an excellent month for Chinese gaming industry!
I thought this was a Lakes and Rapids thread where people discussed leaks, not other people...Most importantly, Steam is telling you that you really shouldn't consider yourself a market researcher all of a sudden, when you can't distinguish between relevant and irrelevant data in your conversations about the market. You just don't understand what steam is telling you. You are really persistent though, I'll give you that. All the more entertainment I get from the thread
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It wouldn't surprise me if Intel gets a little overall market share back due to being able to manufacture more during these crazy demand times, but I expect they would still be losing share in the high margin sectors and picking up shares in the lower margin sectors. I'm not saying this is the case as the AMD chiplets on 7 nm are quite small and the IOD is obviously at GF, but I think it's possible given the insatiable demand right now. There is also a 0% chance that there was enough of a sales disparity to cause an 8% shift in the total user base in 4Q. That is just ridiculous to even speculate.Ignore Steam survey for this, it is bad in many ways.
Wait for Mercury research's report for Q4 instead, then we have some real numbers to discuss.
Here is data from their Q3 report.
AMD Reaches Highest CPU Market Share Since 2007, Q3 2020 Report (Updated)
And Ryzen 5000 hasn't even landed yet.
These percentages don't really match up with Intel's financials. Mercury Research is greatly overselling Intel's desktop sales while underselling laptop. Now it could be that they aren't including Chromebooks I guess, but that wouldn't explain the desktop difference.
The memory read scored higher than the theoretical bandwidth (2 * 8 bytes * 3733 MHz)
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That is not exactly unusual in Aida64 bw tests, if one was to believe them, latest AMD cards have like 1.6TB/s memory bw.
Coffee Lake can go to ~35ns or lower with the right sample and memory.
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Intel's mobile naming scheme frequently doesn't coincide with their desktop naming scheme with regards to core count. The mobile schemes also frequently make little sense.
Yes and no.
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Not bad for an all core overclock on pre-release bios, actually. Plus 6666 MHz RAM overclock? That's just insane. The IMC on Rocket Lake-S is looking to be killer.Intel Rocket Lake-S CPU overclocked to 6.9 GHz using liquid nitrogen - VideoCardz.com
Intel Rocket Lake-S goes beyond 6 GHz A mysterious video was posted by VWorld earlier today showing an extreme overclocking attempt on a new Intel Rocket Lake-S processor. It is unclear who is performing the overclocking, nor it is known who is the author of the video. The CPU has been...
For a little comedy, Rocket Lake overclocked using LN2 to a very nice 6.9 Ghz.
That's very good, but it seems it's in a higher latency mode as uzzi38 mentioned early.
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