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Intel comes to the rescue...NOT :LOL: ;)

nvidia already makes even more money from their professional line.

I have my doubts too, it's not like they need a new flagship GPU. Wouldn't be the first time they up themselves though.

What? I've already sold half my liver, a kidney and now my soul? :rolleyes: :LOL:

You would think that, but no. They will probably rely on MFG

Unlikely, they won't, as both face the same problems as nvidia.

There are rumors it may not come out at all this year

I recall a few (very few maybe one or to) TVs with the same tegra SoC and software. I'm not even sure they came to market.

Well, I'm more into the android/windows ecosystem, so NO AppleTV for me. Even after all these years I don't see a reason to get an apple TV, much less replace the shield TV

Nvidia isn't really known for f*cking things up. To be fair this was close to be a failed product as I mentioned it was released as an android gaming console, but it breathed new life as the best streaming console.

I've never seen sales figures of the shield, so I don't really know if it's a success or not. Better be after 10 years. Still, it's one of the best streaming devices ever, most of its competitors are either dead or have been replaced with newer models. Even today, most streaming devices can't...

You are talking about nvidia, right? seems more fitting.

I think it would make more sense for AMD to leave the pc gaming market. They already own the console market and will continue to dominate in the foreseeable future. Contrary to what fanboys may think, AMD is NOT doing well in the PC gaming market, it had like 20% market share in 2025, it costs...

Don't think for one second that AMD won't jump into the AI bandwagon. If nvidia bails on the consumer market, you can be sure AMD will follow.

Actually, full ray tracing is more taxing than path tracing. thing is that only a handful of effects are used for raytracing, mainly reflections, global illumination, shadows, etc. hence the lower performance hit.

why all the hoopla on a CPU that's not worth buying? It's only a little bit faster than the 9800X3d, but is more expensive, draws more power and generates more heat. I don't see any scenario where getting a 9850X3D over a 9800X3d makes sense.

I was hoping for Ray Tracing to be a non-issue by now. As in cards having enough horsepower that PathTracing would be the norm, not the alternative. Now I don't think it will ever come, I think RT will be replaced with realtime AI rendering.

Multiple problems with their manufacturing process + minimal performance increase + massive power draw and heat output= dropped ball.

Yeah, just like 1080p wasn't ever to be a market... :rolleyes: ;) 4K is quickly becoming the new standard if only because of consoles. There are lots of 4k gaming capable TVs with high refresh rates that you can use for pc gaming. I wouldn't touch a 1440p monitor if my life depended on it.

The thing with intel is that they dropped the ball too many times, till AMD met and then surpassed them. I don't see nvidia making the same mistake.