I think the usual suspects will file into line for the 4090 but where AMD can disrupt things is for the 4080 launches which is already looking like it's going to have a pretty poor take up judging by the poll but AMD need to not fall into Nvidias trap of silly pricing else people will ignore their cards also and just buy up the 3000 series which is exactly what nvidia wants.
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Poll: BROWSE THE NVIDIA RTX 4000 SERIES AT OcUK !!
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But amd are the good guys!!!!
But in all seriousness, cpu space is different since amd are dominating there, they don't have the "mindshare" in the gpu space to get away with similar tactics.
they lost mine with a cpu that by design jumps to 90-95c, most gamers are trying to keep parts cool and quiet then now you have that joke of a cpu design
What a stealZotac GeForce RTX 4090 Trinity AMP Extreme AIRO is now just short of £2,060
That's well to high..What a steal
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Intel announced Raptor Lake CPUs today.
EVGA announced 2Z790 motherboards Kingpin and CLASSIFIED.
EVGA announces Z790 DARK K|NGP|N and Z790 CLASSIFIED motherboards - VideoCardz.com
Introducing the EVGA Z790 Motherboards Introducing the EVGA Z790 motherboards, the pinnacle of high-performance computing. Featuring the Z790 DARK K|NGP|N and Z790 CLASSIFIED, these motherboards support the latest Intel® Z790 chipset and are built for extreme computing with 13th Gen Intel® Core™...
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Interesting, EVGA is now make Intel Z790 motherboards only exclusive so no more Nvidia GPUs and AMD AM5 motherboards.
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Intel announced Raptor Lake CPUs today.
EVGA announced 2Z790 motherboards Kingpin and CLASSIFIED.
EVGA announces Z790 DARK K|NGP|N and Z790 CLASSIFIED motherboards - VideoCardz.com
Introducing the EVGA Z790 Motherboards Introducing the EVGA Z790 motherboards, the pinnacle of high-performance computing. Featuring the Z790 DARK K|NGP|N and Z790 CLASSIFIED, these motherboards support the latest Intel® Z790 chipset and are built for extreme computing with 13th Gen Intel® Core™...
Interesting, EVGA is now make Intel Z790 motherboards only exclusive so no more Nvidia GPUs and AMD AM5 motherboards.
Nice boards.
Hope they have enough supply and not run out of them like last time with Z690 and X570s and actually ordered more to be made.
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What a steal
If what you mean by that that it's criminal, then I agree.
I think that sentence makes sense.
Just seen the same card on another big site @ £2,400 and change
4090s will all end up at £2.5K + you wait .. This is why I am not even entertaining this generation of computer updates.. The prices and power use is too silly and our economy is just a mess to be investing in such expensive updates, the only good thing that will come out this is the companies with the silly pricing will hopefully get a wake up call we have all had enough of the prices and games being played to make us all jump on a product because it's in so short supply and we are so so so lucky to get one at any price. Meeh enough..
New Zen 4 CPUs require £300+ motherboard and DDR5. Even with the cheapest 7600X you are looking at least £800 combo. The performance isn't that impresive either in compare to previous gen, Zen3d or Intel 12th gen and in few weeks 13th gen. Due to all that people are waiting for cheaper options or they just don't have any reasons to upgrade.
4090 can be used with a current setup and doesn't require new motherboard or RAM so it's not really accurate to compare it to new Zen 4 CPUs but still it's extremely expensive GPU for most people.
Thats not very accurate at all, so I can put a 4090 in my sons current setup 600w PSU with a 5600x CPU and it will be fine ? I dont think so. It only has 2 x pcie for a start on the PSU.
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First of all it was about people not buying Ryzen 7000 CPUs so this is completely out of context and second PSUs are not that expensive after mining boom ended, you need a good 850W+ which cost less than £100.
In my current setup I have Corsair HX1000 can I use it with 4090? Yes I can and Corsair is also selling 600W PCIe 5.0 12VHPWR power cable which can be plugged directly into PSU so you won't need and adapters which are included with 4090.
Doesnt read that way in my opinion.