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Who cares about switch who buys that shit anyway?. AMD is in both PS5 and new Xbone and they seem to be doing fine. Well as fine as can be expected.
There a shortage in all this shit. More devices using more material means more shortages cause the material spread even thinner.
 
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Who cares about switch who buys that shit anyway?. AMD is in both PS5 and new Xbone and they seem to be doing fine. Well as fine as can be expected.

The switch is awesome.

Infinitely better than fictional graphics cards
 
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Who cares about switch who buys that shit anyway?. AMD is in both PS5 and new Xbone and they seem to be doing fine. Well as fine as can be expected.
Fine being, not fine at all, supply wise. As for who cares, anyone who wants a Nvidia card probably? If it uses Nvidia chips, it means less chips for other stuff, such as graphic cards. The switch sells a ton of units, they outsold both next gen consoles in February(and I assume January), so they'll likely prepare a fairly substantial batch for that version specifically too.
 

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Who cares about switch who buys that shit anyway?. AMD is in both PS5 and new Xbone and they seem to be doing fine. Well as fine as can be expected.

Yeah, who the fuck bought that gameboy garbage too?

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I can't wait for governments to start buttfucking Bitcoin. I give another 2-3 years.
India's made cryptocurrency illegal already. Heavy fines if you're caught buying it, selling it, or using it to purchase anything (also owning it, but that's probably not a provable offense).
 

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Who cares about switch who buys that shit anyway?. AMD is in both PS5 and new Xbone and they seem to be doing fine. Well as fine as can be expected.
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All my niece and nephews own a Switch, 7 of them in total. Awesome piece of flexible hardware, that fills a niche that neither PS or Xbox provide. I think you're out of the fucking loop.
 
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I dislike the switch personally but kids fucking love it. My son and all the neighbor boys have one and they live for it. My kid has been consumed by breath of the wild for months. I do not care for the system all that much because of the lagginess and cost but for the games it runs well it’s great for a portable. It’s a godsend for road trips and playing wherever he wants in the house and it’s cool we can just pop it on his tv and play stuff together.
 

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87% of consoles sold in Japan were nintendo switches last year, almost 6M units. Nintendo is trying to dominate the markets where mobile games are popular and still offer dock options with higher TV resolutions for traditional gamers as well.
 
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Its one thing if you prefer console over PC gaming, its an entirely different story if you prefer the switch over either - an intervention may be needed

However for women and kids its quite ok!
 
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My entire point was that AMD makes chips for BOTH xbox and PS4, PS5 and new Xbox whatever, which ALL OF THEM when added together outsell switch 2:1, if not more and they still can manage, right?
 

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My entire point was that AMD makes chips for BOTH xbox and PS4, PS5 and new Xbox whatever, wich BOTH when added together outsell switch 2:1, if not more and they still can manage, right?
All the chips come from the same handful of foundries, that aren't actually owned by Nvidia or AMD, they're owned by TSMC and Samsung. So production going towards an additional product takes away production capacity from other things. New foundries capable of fabricating chips at increasingly smaller process node sizes are slow to be built and come online, yields are bad at first, and apparently there's also a bottleneck in silicon ingot production now too.
 

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My entire point was that AMD makes chips for BOTH xbox and PS4, PS5 and new Xbox whatever, which ALL OF THEM when added together outsell switch 2:1, if not more and they still can manage, right?

AMD doesn't make chips, Intel doesn't make chips, Nvidia doesn't make the chips, they order them. There are two companies in the world that manufacture these chips. Samsung and TSMC. Samsung and TSMC don't give a fuck what they're used for, but the entire world wants them in record numbers. Billions of dollars going into new factories but the industry is fucked for a while.
 

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AMD doesn't make chips, Intel doesn't make chips, Nvidia doesn't make the chips, they order them. There are two companies in the world that manufacture these chips. Samsung and TSMC. Samsung and TSMC don't give a fuck what they're used for, but the entire world wants them in record numbers. Billions of dollars going into new factories but the industry is fucked for a while.
Intel does make their own chips, and they've apparently just put 20billion towards building new fabs to manufacture chips for other people.
 
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Wtf? So basically, something that is needed by companies that drive the engine of our tech economy (what modern tech doesn’t have some form of amd, intel or nvidia in it?) is made at all of two fucking locations in the entire world? This seems like it goes against basic supply and demand common sense. Would be like if we got all the worlds corn from a giant field in Kansas
 
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Wtf? So basically, something that is needed by companies that drive the engine of our tech economy (what modern tech doesn’t have some form of amd, intel or nvidia in it?) is made at all of two fucking locations in the entire world? This seems like it goes against basic supply and demand common sense. Would be like if we got all the worlds corn from a giant field in Kansas
Wait until you hear about medicine ingredients.
 
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Mist

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Wtf? So basically, something that is needed by companies that drive the engine of our tech economy (what modern tech doesn’t have some form of amd, intel or nvidia in it?) is made at all of two fucking locations in the entire world? This seems like it goes against basic supply and demand common sense. Would be like if we got all the worlds corn from a giant field in Kansas
There's a bunch of problems regarding the actual supply chains, the foundries are located close to where the raw materials are processed, etc.

Have you played a game like Factorio? It really doesn't matter how many chip foundries you build unless you also have all the factories that produce the earlier stage components.

Intel is the only company that fabs modern small process node chips in the US. All the other companies that have tried have failed.
 
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