The first madman of the Ming Dynasty, who was scared of the sky and the air, why did he choose to co

The reason for the air is that he has ideals and ambitions in his heart, and he wants to realize the ideals in his heart, and he finally chooses to commit suicide because his ideals are difficult to achieve and he feels hopeless, and people like him who are ahead of their thinking have suffered a lot of blows in that era.

Li Zhen, the first madman of the Ming Dynasty, was excluded and suppressed by others because his arrogant thoughts were inconsistent with the social values of the time, and he was indignant in his heart, and he did not see the situation clearly, and chose to commit suicide because he felt useless.

Many literati in ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad, ended up committing suicide, so the gap between the ideal and the reality in their hearts is too great, and this gap cannot be vented and made up for the long-term repression, and finally they cannot accept it and commit suicide.

It is because of his approach that everyone thinks that it is impossible for him to commit suicide, but often such people will not be able to think of the road of suicide because of a little thing.

I don't know who the first madman you call Ming is here, but I think the reason why the madman chose to commit suicide was that he suffered a great blow and was psychologically unbalanced, which caused him to be unable to see suicide.

Whether in the desktop, laptop, or server CPU market, Intel and AMD can be said to be competitors to each other, of course, to say that it is a competitor, in fact, it should be said that Intel hangs AMD more reasonably, because the difference in market share between the two is too large (basically 8 to 1, to 9 to 1 market share ratio). Although AMD suddenly made a force this time and took the lead in launching a 7nm process processor, which is a small win, AMD still has a long way to go if it wants to eat more market share from toothpaste factories. In the CPU market, Intel can be said to be firmly seated without pressure, but the computer hardware market is not only CPU, in addition to CPU, motherboards (Intel produces chipsets), storage (Intel also produces SSD, Optane memory and other products).

There are three reasons, the first is that there are two opponents in the graphics card market, NVIDIA and ATI (acquired by AMD), and the processor industry only has AMD as an opponent, but AMD's processor is slumping, Intel pressure can be said to be no, but NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards are not covered, if Intel joins to make graphics cards, then you have to prepare for patents and chip creation, patents are basically applied for away, then there will be huge pressure to join the graphics card industry. The second reason is that Intel does not have this capability. (Don't ask me why).

The third reason is that the sales volume of Intel's processors is enough to feed all the employees of Intel, and if you make a graphics card, first: the market position will not necessarily be high, second: it may lose money, and third:

At present, high-end gamers are attracted to NVIDIA's graphics cards. And their processors are all choosing Intel, so, if Intel joins the graphics card industry, then it will definitely reduce the optimization and compatibility of the opponent's hardware, Intel has also tried to make graphics cards, but received opposition, people know that a good computer not only needs high hardware, good software optimization, but also a very tacit understanding between hardware and hardware, if Intel joins the graphics card line.

If NVIDIA does not develop its own processor optimized for its own graphics card, then its graphics card will be useless, so NVIDIA and Intel chose to cooperate.

Intel has done a separate display, but it has done a bad job, so he gave up the independent display to specialize in the CPU, and now he is slowly overtaken by AMD in terms of CPU, plus the CPU manufacturing has indeed encountered a bottleneck, so he is going to re-manufacture the independent display, it should come out in 2020, and the specific performance is not clear.

Because this question is wrong and does not correspond to the facts! In fact, AMD's shipments have surpassed Intel's, and Intel is also doing independent graphics and will be launched next year.

If Intel touches the cake of computer manufacturers' graphics cards, then many manufacturers may not use Intel's chips to make computers, but switch to the lowest AMD

First of all, it is definitely a rumor that Intel does not do independent graphics. Intel has long claimed that it wants its own independent display, and it also claims that the paper data is higher than 1050ti. In addition, I also have reason to suspect that the operation of squeezing toothpaste in the core of the pile in recent years may be a concession to the research of discrete graphics cards.

It's not that I didn't do it, but I did it before and was hanged. Now the XE architecture GPU seems to be good, and it intends to return to the GPU market. Intel is not omnipotent, doing baseband, doing mobile phone SoC have all failed, it should be said that it is not as good as others.

Because it takes time and effort to make a discrete graphics card, and it is not necessary for Intel to make a discrete graphics card.

Inter is on its way to come, and it will be out about next year. In fact, Intel has also released a discrete display before, but it's not cold.

The discrete graphics technology is still immature, and the cost of entering the market is too great, so we should learn from each other's strengths.

At the beginning, I didn't have this energy, but then the market was occupied by others, and it was even more difficult to grab it back, and I understood it when I was doing the market