Thread by @realmemes6

AMD CES 2021 thread.
15 minutes in:
✅ hype video with no substance
✅ video about how AMD is helping solve the trending problem of our day
✅ technology is changing the way we live and work
✅ Interviews about all the above with clients
❌ Technical information

I wonder after a career spent in Intel's shadow, the instinct as soon as success and money comes is to be like Intel. And Intel is trying to be like Apple. Don't do it!!

Be nerdy engineers please, I'll take "boring execution", thank you very much.

CEOs from multiple PC manufacturing companies noting that the pandemic has caused people to rely on computers and the internet. Importantly, they believe that after pandemic is over, people will continue to use computers and the internet. 😂 Sorry, I can't help it.

Ok some slides. Dabbing on Tiger Lake, other slides against Intel's 10th gen, but 11th gen is coming out and that comp we will have to wait for reviewers for. More mobile systems will be available, starting in February, with the 5000 series APUs. Should be great battery life.

Ok, so actually it's the end. The 5000 series APUs were revealed, but not a lot of benchmarks, not a lot on them. Mentioned the 6000 series GPUs that were already out, the mobile versions to start being available in early summer. And a teaser of Milan.

It doesn't pay for AMD to hype their upcoming, or even current products. They can't meet demand, no reason to get people worked up for something they can't get. Plus the relevant comps are against what Intel and NVidia are just now announcing. You're just going to have to wait 😞

Nvidia $NVDA up to bat now

Here's the official AMD specs for the 5000 series mobile procesors