No... it wont. The less dependent they become on gaming, the less ability we have to dictate anything.The PC GPU market will be what we dictate it is. The demand is there, it's just the pricing that isn't.
They will be forced to drop prices if people aren't buying. Problem is - we really need a large drop in sales, cuz the extreme margin increase that Nvidia is getting from these GPU's means they can absorb some drop in sales.
The 4080 is the equivalent of the 3070 in Ampere equivalence. It's a cut down upper midrange die for $1200. It's already here. You know this, we all know this. No amount of parroting your dishonest claims about this will change this. You've already admitted that you'd call a 750Ti a 'high end' GPU if Nvidia priced it at $1000, so your opinion is frankly just asinine.
Nvidia will divert resources into the market which is making them the most money. You say the demand is there.... and you'll see what Nvidia will charge consumers to fulfill that demand... since there's greater demand for their chips in AI data centers where their customers have no problem paying much more.
Suddenly prices will have gone way up... there's less product on the shelves... AMD wont be competing on the enthusiast/high end... so where are you going to go?