More on the Haswell

[eirawn]

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For me dili man disappointing. This is business.
The market requires a a processor with high performance while keeping the power consumption down.

Sad to say ang mga enthusiast parts only shares a very tiny portion of the pie. Mobile is the new trend these days.

[keropi]

For me dili man disappointing. This is business.
The market requires a a processor with high performance while keeping the power consumption down.

Sad to say ang mga enthusiast parts only shares a very tiny portion of the pie. Mobile is the new trend these days.

Tiny portion lang gyud ang enthusiast market. BUT this part of the pie dictates market leadership. Without this market, Intel would not be in its rightful place and AMD would be ahead with its marketing antics. This market controls brand positioning, price positioning and product positioning -POSITIONING.

If walay nigamit ug Open Liquid Cooling sa una, tan-aw nimo naay mopalit ug mag-manufacture ug Closed Looped LCS? None.
If walay Maximus ug Rampage, will people be buying Asus LE boards? If walay ROG laptops, will Asus laptops be where they are today? No, because they'd rather buy cheaper ECS boards and Acer laptops.
If the 3970x/3770k did not take top tier, will people be giving a damn about the i3? Maybe, but we'd rather set our sights on a true 4-core AMD.

Fact in the computer business: conquer the enthusiast market, control the masses.

(just for discussion lang.. )

[lloyd_joy]

^ yes, let's drink to this bro...

sipa kaayo gyud ni na point... akoa ang i-reword ug gamay bro keropi ha... but the essence is still the same on your phrase...

"Conquer the Enthusiast market... the masses will follow"...