They haven't launched a single card yet, so maybe focus on that first.<br>It doesn't even need to be really that good, some 1080 equivalent for a good price and they're in the game.,(reply>), @Cristian Dobrescu "roadmaps change if your first launch is a fiasco" <br>Not necessarily.,(reply>), @I lick the insides of microwave popcorn packages Obviously, but roadmaps change if your first launch is a fiasco. So let's see those cards first before. Their performance, their price, and how many they actually produce. Until then, Intel can make all the statements they like but they won't mean shit.,(reply>), The cards are very close to being launched and have been in production for months. In the current market, they're "in the game" no matter what. They're pretty much guaranteed to sell everything they make. <br>They can't just launch their GPUs and go "oh well, time to start thinking about our strategy." They need a roadmap. They gotta plan and model ahead so that they can make important decisions quickly.