… Consumer market sentiment shifts around software now and then, but the key decisive factor between whether Nvidia or AMD leads the race is economics, and the economics of graphics memory seem to have collapsed the entire battlefield into one segment where Radeon has always fought best. …
… Consumers tend to naturally gravitate towards predictability, and when you factor in the AI-induced economic downturn in the hardware industry, that sentiment grows tenfold. …
… Intel is making all the right moves to stage a massive comeback in the consumer market. …
… The classic "AMD never misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity" and "AMD's ability to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory" tirades make the consumer sentiment against AMD very clear. …
… Don't shy away from aggressive upscaling The times they are a-changin' For the longest time, I used to stick to the "quality upscaling or nothing" sentiment. …
… It's essentially frictionless, and this is great for Amazon's bottom line, but can be terrible for so many consumers' budgets. …
… It's things like that, big and small, that have sort of soured me on a lot of new tech products, and I'm far from alone in that sentiment.
… Owners of Windows-based handhelds have been installing SteamOS on their devices and reporting a better gaming experience, and that sentiment has been mirrored across various consumer forums. …
… Moonshot's own API pricing is $3 per million uncached input tokens and $15 per million output tokens. Go's pricing is identical, which means OpenCode isn't getting a discount on K3, and that's why it only gets 110 requests per 5-hour window. …