I wonder how well Intel, never being at least once, dedicated to only graphics cards and GPU Computer Science, will be able to keep up with the Users needs. Specifically, one of the largest $ generating markets, gaming. nVidia and AMD’s cooperations with game developers, not to mention third party console manufactures. Keeping on top of driver compatibility between software releases&lt;&gt;GPU architecture.<br><br>I’m sure there will be growing pains and would not count on the new Intel GPU cards being a direct substitution in all aspects for AMD and nVidia GPUs and infrastructure. Linus and the consumer early-adopters will keep us up to date. However, I am skeptical that Intel will reach the GPU level playing field before the slow healing supply chain situation adapts and stabilizes.<br><br>I do hope to be proven wrong and the Intel GPU Tech stabilized and performance is technically competitive or better. Increased competition hammers consumer costs down from “WTF” levels to “Buying does not hurt the pocket book and happiness ensuses” level.