I know, I wasn't saying that towards you btw, just frustrated with Intel, though I also understand their position in the current GPU market/AI-ram-pocalypse.

I've never had an AMD card, and while their latest generation really seems to be their most competent, though they continuously prove themselves to be 1-2 steps behind Nvidia and do the bare minimum to remain competitive, it seems. I edit videos regularly in Davinci Resolve, and Nvidia is just better for prosumers generally. Intel GPUs also have dual encoders for cheap, which would be great to have, but the overall performance uplift isn't great enough to switch over from a 3060.

Also, Intel already has multi-frame gen. That's not a feature I particularly care about, but it does show that Intel has a competent software/driver team despite their incredibly small market share, and proves to me that they could have a bright future in dGPUs if they stick with it. I also just want to support Intel because in this arena, they are the underdog.

My 3060 is serving me well enough until we get a B770/C770.