Intel might not even be making another generation of discrete consumer GPUs. See the numerous stories in the tech press over the last few months.
We have to hope AMD has the price, and just as importantly volume, to make the GPU market competitive.
We have to hope AMD has the price, and just as importantly volume, to make the GPU market competitive.
That might be ok. The integrated graphics on Intel chips are getting better - probably 100% thanks to the discrete GPU effort.
Apple has shown with the M1/M2 that integrated graphics can be really quite good even without high-end Nvidia performance. If Intel matches that, they could own the low-to-mid range just by selling CPUs and leave Nvidia in a pickle with no profitable market for their binned chips.
Don't think about the present, think about what the landscape could look like in 3-5 years ;)
Don't get me wrong, it's stunning performance, and having it on the same package as the CPU and GPU has other benefits.