I don't think Intel will go down the LHR road. It just doesn't work. Miners are still buying LHR GPUs at inflated
prices. Intel's graphics drivers are also open source, unless they decide to go closed for their discrete GPU, so enforcing
LHR would be difficult. It also doesn't make business sense, it adds cost and alienates a segment of the market.
I expect LHR to become a case study in some future business course.
I hope you are right, I gave you a good example on how Intel ***** the cpu market by having had created locked multipliers since 2012, anyway, if intel comes with full hashrate and rivaling x nvidia then that will be good enough, I really dont care what they will do later, It's crucial that Intel goes and show nvidia what is to be the underdog hehe, those semiconductors companies are all evil when they are at the top.