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I guess the marketing people thought "vegan leather" sounds better than "recycled plymouth reliant vinyl seats"

No. It's a handheld PC and game streaming device. Also, the sales figures for it are pathetic in comparison to the Switch. Like 1% compared to the Swtich. And it's another Valve product that will be dumped sooner rather than later. Just like the Steam Link.

There's really no room left in the market for another console. There are already 2 big players for AAA titles and then there's Nintendo who rules the handheld market. Anyone else that tries to enter either market ultimately fails. And honestly I'm surprised the Xbox has lasted as long as it has.

The other flip side is that sticking with AMD makes multi platform game development much easier. There's a lot of incentive from the studios to stick with x86.

hack the planet!

Pretty much this. Hey, we have all these 4080 non-supers in stock. Let's bundle the supers with other junk and jack the price up so we can move our old stock.

Going from a 5800X to a 5800X3D shows about a 20-35% increase across the board in gaming. It's a pretty significant bump if all you care about is gaming performance.

I bought my brother a Radeon 7600. It's a fantastic 1080 card. I mean he was using a RX570. The improvement there alone was staggering. It's amazing the improvements you can get at the bottom end with a simple GPU upgrade.

There's literally no difference between premium and non-premium other than no ads. Not sure what you are talking about.

In modern gaming you really won't notice it. If you were playing/doing something that's really hammering all cores at near 100% or something that is single threaded, sure. As for the price. I don't know where "here" is. But in the U.S. the price on a 5800X3D is $310-315 depending on vendor...

It's 20% cheaper for roughly 95% of the performance. Seems like a good deal to me. I think the 5800X3D would be a better value at $290.

We've had premium for a couple years now. We consume a lot of youtube and it's worth the small price for no ads.

1-3% faster across the board. Outside of a sterile testing environment the average user would never see the difference. The only benefit this card has going for it is the price reduction.

you can convert a standard outlet to 220/240 single phase. Which would make sense since you only need 8 amps or so to drive 2000 watts.

Going to need a dedicated circuit ran just to feed it.

No windshield, just a big monitor. And they'll charge you an extra $20,000 for the wheels and tires.

new account, insulting people, godspeed!

And the battery dies when a new model comes out

shocked, I tell you. SHOCKED!