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I think a lot of people wish that Intel was a lot more competitive and doing better than they're doing right now and I know that a lot of people were very excited to taking that hey Intel's gonna be bringing a discrete graphics card to the market won't be well honestly I don't see that happening I'll let you know why but real quick before we jump in in today's video let's hear a word from today's sponsor 0 & 9 if you're the type of person who builds a lot of pcs or just changes the parts out inside their PC quite a bit having an extra Windows 10 Pro key can be a lifesaver especially if something happens and all of a sudden your registration isn't working and right now at 0 & 9 they have Windows 10 Pro for 16 dollars now this is like 84 percent off but with a coupon code that we're gonna share with you you'll be able to get the same code for 13 dollars that's right Windows 10 Pro for 13 dollars we'll have a link down below where you guys can check us out on their website and one thing that's really cool is you can buy as many keys as you want in the current state of things Intel is honestly struggling very much as a company they've made a lot of mistakes over the last few years they've gotten to markets they probably shouldn't have gotten into and didn't into markets that they should have now it seems like Intel wants to jump into the discrete graphics card market but there are a few things that are really going to hold them back and probably not make it a viable thing to ever actually happen that's right I'm saying it now we'll see what happens but I don't think that Intel is actually ever going to get a discrete graphics car in the market that's going to be worth beans for one thing the company currently is struggling trying to get everything down to the 10 nanometer process now this has been something that's now late 10 till and it's predicted that not Nenita that it might not come out until 2019 or 2020 that very fact alone and the fact that other video card companies by the time that Intel rolls to have this technology will be way ahead of the curve not just something that's going to happen because let's just picture it two years from now until all of a sudden gets to the ten nanometer process they release their video cards out to the market and at this same time think about this Nvidia and both AMD are going to be competing this whole time and by the time that probably Intel gets their 10 nanometer process to the market these other companies are probably going to already have achieved that goal and have cards that are far superior which means that even if Intel launches their video card right as it comes out of the gate it's probably going to be defunct that's right because of these companies that are already so far ahead and Intel barely jumping on the bandwagon it's not going to be that good plus there are some other reasons in the background such as deep learning and other things that Intel just doesn't have a hand on quite yet and before they get you know their hands on this other technology and wrap it themselves around this they're not really going to be able to compete with these other video card manufacturers whatsoever now another thing is does Intel really plan on competing in the desktop gaming market this is a big question and I honestly don't feel that that's really where I could see Intel going Intel's always been a company that likes to make money in the server workstation market that's very important to them I'm sure they want to really hold on to that very very tightly and to hold on to that very tightly means a thing to have graphics cards of their own that they can put into those systems and that would be the smart move for me for Intel to do what they should do is really concentrate on making like Quadro or fire cards of their own this would help Intel quite a bit and I know gamers be like oh hey man that kind of sucks because you know that would really help us whatsoever but honestly that's the market that I think Intel should go into and I believe that they will go into I don't think that Intel is going to try to jump right off the bat and start competing with Nvidia and am I think they're gonna try to shoot for the workstations server type stuff especially embedded type graphics if Intel can start making servers that have such great you know built-in graphics cards in them that they're really cool they're quiet and they function properly this would be a big step for Intel especially with AMD creeping down with them with the epic CPUs epics becoming more and more popular as Andy gains ground in the server market there you know Intel really need something that will offset the market and actually put them back in a power place but as it is right now I really don't see Intel coming out at all with the discrete graphics card the chips are honestly stacked up against them pretty hard from one thing they don't have all the technology needed in-house to make these graphics cards for another thing the ten nanometer process still seems to be something that's out of intel's or region even though they're working towards that goal they still haven't met it and in fact even in the chipset market I haven't really seen anything from Intel and probably the last seven years and maybe go whoo Wow alright great every launch has just been a little bit different and since single core performance honestly is probably the most important thing getting more and more and more cores on ships as a cool thing but if you still have slow single core performance you're going to start lagging behind and this is where AMD is definitely catching up with them and will probably surpass them and in 2019 unless there's some drastic things by Intel we're probably gonna see AMD start to dominate much more of the market and with that said Intel being a newcomer into the graphics card market they'd release their card for one thing nobody even knows at this point about Intel making graphics cards right nobody knows so even if Intel does come out and release some graphics cards it would take at least probably six to eight months possibly a year for people to go oh hey yeah Intel actually makes a graphics card and on the gamers side of things you really have a lot to prove because gamers are the ones who pretty much pushed the industry these days and if you're gonna enter to that market you better enter it with all guns blazing you better have all of your tricks in your magic bag ready to rock and roll entering that market prematurely and not being ready would only kill until further with all the money R&D research that it's going to cost to get into this I see that Intel's discrete graphics card market as being a complete failure for them at this point now like I said maybe some things will change maybe will Intel will pull a magic a rabbit out of their hat and all of a sudden be able to do something drastic we're like oh my god this is amazing but at this point in time I think it really is too little too late if Intel one to be a discrete graphics card manufacturer they should have jumped into this five or six years back you know and it would have been a lot better time period of them to gear up to where things are now because like I said as it is now even if Intel works full throttle and finally gets their video card here by 2020 in 2020 Nvidia and AMD solutions are going to be so much probably farther ahead that it's just going to be a moot point for Intel right off the bat which is why say that they would probably enter their server market and doing stuff like that first I don't know this for sure but I could definitely see until doing that like usual I always want to hear what you guys have to say the audience because everybody has different opinions different insights and stuff like that and I love getting the conversations with you guys down below by the way just to let you guys know we have started our patreon site so for you folks who like to support 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