Re:Why Nvidia Keeps Winning: The Rise of an AI Giant
by aurareturn on Friday July 07, 2023 @04:54AM
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Based on however IDC defines a gaming laptop.
I'm guessing it's having a non-APU AMD/Nvidia GPU inside the laptop.
But it makes sense to me. Laptops have gotten much better, and most gamers aren't buying Nvidia 4090. The most common GPU is just a GeForce GTX 1650 which many laptops have and have thermals that easily fit inside a laptop.
It's not surprising at all that gaming laptops outsell gaming desktops. This isn't the 2000s anymore where if you want to play PC games, you build a DIY desktop tower and buy a discrete GPU.
It's a myth that most PC gamers use top of the range GPUs. Most of them use low-end or mid-range GPUs.
I'm guessing it's having a non-APU AMD/Nvidia GPU inside the laptop.
But it makes sense to me. Laptops have gotten much better, and most gamers aren't buying Nvidia 4090. The most common GPU is just a GeForce GTX 1650 which many laptops have and have thermals that easily fit inside a laptop.
It's not surprising at all that gaming laptops outsell gaming desktops. This isn't the 2000s anymore where if you want to play PC games, you build a DIY desktop tower and buy a discrete GPU.
It's a myth that most PC gamers use top of the range GPUs. Most of them use low-end or mid-range GPUs.