— A good mid-range GPU, equivalent in performance to the 2060, which Nvidia put down to 300 MSRP with the KO version. If the 5600 XT stays at 279 MSRP, the 2060 KO only edges it with lower consumption and RTX.

— Turing finally steps in the mid-end territory, here with a 1070-like performance. Very good value at 280 MSRP, establishing Nvidia's dominance on the market even further. EDIT: Now eclipsed by the 2060 KO at 300 MSRP.

— The Supers almost bring back the price to performance of the Pascal lineup, here with a worthy successor of the 1060.

— If this is real, Ryzen will even the odds in the mobile market as well. I wouldn't want to be Intel right now.

— LGA1151, that's the 8700K...

— The 1050Ti set a new standard in budget GPUs, hence its huge market share.

— I get it, single core performance is vital in gaming, but a 4C/4T does not beat a 8C/16T and never will. Good room for OC though.

— A good budget (OEM) card, but both AMD last-gen GPUs and Nvidia's 1650S put it at a disadvantage.

— A good budget card from AMD but the 1650S is better and consumes less as in Nvidia fashion. The Polaris lineup is still more attractive.