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I'm really surprised that AMD hasn't been killing it with respect to integrated GPUs, actually. For Intel this has been a pivot into an entirely new realm for them, and, to their credit, they've ramped up graphics performance pretty substantially over the past ~3 generations. But AMD knows high-end graphics; it's basically what they do more than anything else at this point.I'm not sure I see a future where AMD and nVidia cards can work in parallel with whatever integrated GPU you might have, because that's an incredibly complex problem. But a future where all of AMD's graphics can leverage the integrated GPU in all of AMD's processors? Not only is that not a far jump from CrossFire, but it would be a huge value add if executed properly. And that's on top of the fact that they tend to be the value leader already.
I'm really surprised that AMD hasn't been killing it with respect to integrated GPUs, actually. For Intel this has been a pivot into an entirely new realm for them, and, to their credit, they've ramped up graphics performance pretty substantially over the past ~3 generations. But AMD knows high-end graphics; it's basically what they do more than anything else at this point.
I'm not sure I see a future where AMD and nVidia cards can work in parallel with whatever integrated GPU you might have, because that's an incredibly complex problem. But a future where all of AMD's graphics can leverage the integrated GPU in all of AMD's processors? Not only is that not a far jump from CrossFire, but it would be a huge value add if executed properly. And that's on top of the fact that they tend to be the value leader already.
