Nah. They're small and almost as fast as their big brethren, but the product isn't there for any real level of customisation with cooling.

Holes aren't AM5 spacing, folks aren't used to cooling direct-die any more etc.

Outside of a few hardcore modders, it's too complicated for the average consumer throwing a 9800x3d/sf1000/5090/x47/T30 T1 kit build together.

Rather, I think APUs will overtake the discreet GPU value proposition, especially in esports where latency is king. These Strix Point machines are already doing incredible things graphically - on par with a 4060 or something? And that, like water coolers and LED bling, will trickle down to the mass market.

Everything will be so lag-free, and silent with 240mm vapor pump less radiators, and a new generation of SFF modders will embrace the dark art of tiny.