It is much easier to feel bad for AMD though and for what its worth I think AMD has done what it could considering all the issues they had, but hey the future looks better for AMD right now as the worst is already over.
AMD almost died in 2016, Ryzen saved it.
Sure they are still struggling in the GPU market but they may still get a second wind, with the GTX series being killed off and plenty of Radeon Polaris cards out there they will be a good option for budget builders so they can gain market in a area Nvidia is very much ignoring: the budget builder.
Nvidia has not announced a replacement for the GTX 1050 or 1050Ti and the pricing of the GTX 1660Ti may be a little too steep.
Plus they still have Navi, the delay in Navi might actually be a good thing if they are devoting more R&D into it so it can kick ass on day one.
Nvidia i have no pity for, having overpriced cards and selling only on a technology that only a handful of games support.
Arrogance is a big folly and Nvidia is paying dearly for it.
For AMD they have my full support as this industry needs to have true competition again, its become stale and AMD's comeback is something that I really like to see.
Hopefully here soon AMD and Nvidia and intel will all have something great on the table, competition is good.

MadmanRB
It is much easier to feel bad for AMD though and for what its worth I think AMD has done what it could considering all the issues they had, but hey the future looks better for AMD right now as the worst is already over.
AMD almost died in 2016, Ryzen saved it.
Sure they are still struggling in the GPU market but they may still get a second wind, with the GTX series being killed off and plenty of Radeon Polaris cards out there they will be a good option for budget builders so they can gain market in a area Nvidia is very much ignoring: the budget builder.
Nvidia has not announced a replacement for the GTX 1050 or 1050Ti and the pricing of the GTX 1660Ti may be a little too steep.
Plus they still have Navi, the delay in Navi might actually be a good thing if they are devoting more R&D into it so it can kick ass on day one.
Nvidia i have no pity for, having overpriced cards and selling only on a technology that only a handful of games support.
Arrogance is a big folly and Nvidia is paying dearly for it.
For AMD they have my full support as this industry needs to have true competition again, its become stale and AMD's comeback is something that I really like to see.
Hopefully here soon AMD and Nvidia and intel will all have something great on the table, competition is good.

The technology of the 2000 series does show some very good signs of why we might want the technology it offers. The DLSS test shows that using the AI on the new cards you get Anti-Aliasing without the performance hit. That amazing but of course it takes new games that support it. Ray Tracing is also very good technology and really important to the way games should look in the future to give us the natural lighting effects.

You could slap the Nvidia name on a dog and certain people around here would find it the best thing ever because well Nvidia. 

I would 100% agree with the article. At least the low-mid range is pretty decent, especially for first time PC builders looking to get into PC gaming. Plenty of cards under $300 that are capable of 1080P with highest detail settings.

kram36
You could slap the AMD name on a dog (Deleted) and certain people around here would find it the best thing ever because well AMD.

Well of course there are fanboys everywhere,  I only root for AMD for the simple reason we need competition in the GPU space.

Brad_Hawthorne
You could slap the Nvidia name on a dog and certain people around here would find it the best thing ever because well Nvidia. 

Dogs > Nvidia and AMD