They shouldn't have lied, as early as December 2018 !
Tech Analyst AdoredTV leaks alleged specs of the upcoming Ryzen 3000 series
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Tech-...-the-upcoming-Ryzen-3000-series.374256.0.html
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They shouldn't have lied, as early as December 2018 !
Tech Analyst AdoredTV leaks alleged specs of the upcoming Ryzen 3000 series
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Tech-...-the-upcoming-Ryzen-3000-series.374256.0.html
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They shouldn't have lied, as early as December 2018 !
Tech Analyst AdoredTV leaks alleged specs of the upcoming Ryzen 3000 series
They didn't lie, the leaks just turned out to be completely incorrect with regards to product stack and pricing. Whatever way you look at it, the general non gaming performance blows the competition into the water and the gaming performance is likely near parity all for less money, so pricing is more than fair, just not as good as what was (incorrectly) speculated.
Indeed, couldn't agree more. I was quite shocked at how many tech sites were basically praising the "super" release, and the same goes for Navi, the whole industry is **** now.
Leaks of alleged specs are not the truth. You are normal quick to point out such fakes.
They shouldn't have lied, as early as December 2018 !
Tech Analyst AdoredTV leaks alleged specs of the upcoming Ryzen 3000 series
Leaks of alleged specs are not the truth. You are normal quick to point out such fakes.
Huh, it's probably just the original plan which AMD changed on the move because of some factors like intel being stuck in 14nm++ and their own IPC gains proved to be better than anticipated.
thats called a lie.
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So is the 2080 redundant now in light of the 2070 Super?
I actually find the naming convention unfortunate. Some cards already are 'super' variants of brands so how do I differentiate a 'super' card and a 'SUPER' card?
I actually find the naming convention unfortunate. Some cards already are 'super' variants of brands so how do I differentiate a 'super' card and a 'SUPER' card?
Specs.
Some people in here need to brush up on their English and look up the meanings of: Leak, speculation, lie, conjecture
Basing your ideas, dreams, hopes and plans off stuff you read on the Internet is fraught with danger. There's a Nigerian Prince out there just waiting to give you a million dollars if you help him
Basing your ideas, dreams, hopes and plans off stuff you read on the Internet is fraught with danger. There's a Nigerian Prince out there just waiting to give you a million dollars if you help him
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I agree with it too, but the fact remains that people want powerful computers, they want to game at max res and fps and they will pay the money. It's OK going out on youtube and shouting at everyone to stop buying, but that guys got 9k subscribers. if everyone of them took his advice and didn't buy a new card this year, it still wouldn't have enough impact to force Nvidia to bring prices down. We are unable to affect prices, no matter how much we bleat about it. The only sure fire way is competition, and until AMD can match 2080Ti performance for a reasonable price, it ain't happening.
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You don't bite the hand that feeds you.
Basing your ideas, dreams, hopes and plans off stuff you read on the Internet is fraught with danger. There's a Nigerian Prince out there just waiting to give you a million dollars if you help him
True but AMD is inviting intel to catch up easily with the 7/7 lineup. If they had released the AdoredTV lineup, intel would have caught up with tremendous efforts.
AMD is waiting for intel to catch up. But they should never compare their own lineup with that of the competition. Just run forwards as quickly as possible.
The answer is simple.
The answer is prefaced by the condition "IF YOU WANT TO..."
The answer is: "Keep the same budget each generation and don't be prepared to spend ever-increasing amounts to get your fix."
The problem is that prices keep going up (way above inflation) and people keep raising their budgets to allow them to buy into it.
If that's what you want, great. If that ****** you off, but you buy into it anyway, then you're only hurting yourself. Because you help allow the trend to continue.
Well competition alone isn't a guarantee that prices will fall, although it does tend to have that effect.
But with AMD + nVidia currently offering the same perf for the same (bloated) prices, clearly competition atm isn't doing what it ought to.
When Intel enters the market, maybe they will position themselves as an even more premium brand than AMD is agling for
Ultimately the buyer sets the price. The buyer completes the contract.
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I doubt the 2080S is going get the same treatment like the 2070S. The 1070 to 1070S gone from the TU106 to the TU104, but I doubt the 2080 to 2080S would go from TU104 to the TU102 used by the 2080Ti.
Also known as paid shilling.
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They should have gone with the ti nomenclature. It's clearer and familiar to the consumer.
Yeah why the heck didn't they do this?