AMD's approach to pricing was "comparable NVidia card minus $50". If price of remaining NVidia cards goes up then AMD will follow.
AMD avoids a price war with Nvidia for the simple reason that Nvidia has much, much more cash and will win this war, easily.
They already had worse margins so probably not unless they've been hoarding RAM. AMD also wants DC money.
you'd fool me looking at how PITA is to make stuff work compared to NVIDIA
Wanting something, and executing on it properly are two different things.
Knowing AMD, shine by doing the same.
My impression for the past decade or so is that Radeon for PC is AMD's way of keeping their GPU division's engine running between contracts for consoles or compute products. At the very least it's a welcome byproduct that provides a competent iGPU and a test bed for future 'main' products. It's been a long while since AMD has shown future vision for PC GPUs or they've led with a feature instead of following what others do.
> My impression for the past decade or so is that Radeon for PC is AMD's way of keeping their GPU division's engine running
During this time AMD was focused on CPUs. They've already said that they'll focus more on GPUs now (since CPUs are way ahead and AI is a thing) so this should change things.