Episode Details

At the start of 2020, Intel was already being regarded as the underdog…and yet “underdog” doesn’t say the half of it. Tom & Dan look back at a year that truly saw the rise of AMD, and the disillusionment of many gaming trends that just did not pan out this year…

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0:00 Setting the stage for 2020
9:26 When did Intel start to feel like an Underdog?
13:11 A lot of people said “Zen 2 isn’t that great for gamers” last year…
20:35 Is it a good thing that the gaming community grew in 2020?
26:15 Intel’s Loss of Prestige with their “i7” and “i9” branding
32:41 People don’t talk about Intel Security anymore, should they?
42:41 The Unprecedented Demand for Gaming Hardware in 2020
50:19 Why RDNA2, Ampere, Console launches are different situations
56:19 Intel Xe & Alder Lake – The hype for 2021 Intel Products
1:03:36 AMD Renoir vs Intel Tiger Lake – the battle for mobile
1:15:14 Can Intel comeback in 2021?(Tiger Lake vs CZN & VGH)
1:22:19 Can RDNA 3 fully take the performance crown?
1:28:44 Google Stadia Hype Vs Reality, The Silly TFLOPS Debate

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