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What are the amd models that have super quiet fans like the Asus/MSI models for Nvidia? I really like the XFX models this gen, hoping they are decent acoustically.
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What are the amd models that have super quiet fans like the Asus/MSI models for Nvidia? I really like the XFX models this gen, hoping they are decent acoustically.
My xfx 7900xtx ran very cool tbh, was a good card but just don't trust the warranty
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I think early March is more likely. Remember the retailers that are more likely not to scalp based on this gens launch is all I'll say!
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In this day and age there isn't many places for bad rma warranties to hide... at least that's what I'm telling myself lol.
I think all the major brands have had horror stories.
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To be fair we all know AMD is going to let us down, it's just how that will be the suprise.
Although so many people seem to recognise this now, I'm hoping even they might be aware it's too public to carry on as they have been.
Although so many people seem to recognise this now, I'm hoping even they might be aware it's too public to carry on as they have been.
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Under £600 for the entry level models would be pretty good. I'll probably get one at some point in a few months if that's the case.
I'm surprised there is such a small difference between the 9070 and 9070xt though. Who's buying the 9070 if it's only £50-£60 less
It's the 7700 XT all over again - good card, but too close in price to the next model up. Except the gap is even smaller.
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The RX9070 non XT does draw much less power and is smaller.
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Looks like the same pricing policy with the non-XT as they used with the 7700 and 7900XT. They got panned for it in the reviews of those cards and dropped the prices later.
The pricing is good so only let down now would be performance but the leaks suggest it's a huge boost in performance compared to the similar core count 7800XT. If it actually reaches 7900XTX then that's a fantastic outcome.
Where else can you get 4080/7900XTX level performance for £600?
Not wanting to derail the hype train, but I'm now a little confused by Videocardz dollar price estimate.
4999 RMB is $686.10, way over $599.
Reading the article back, the entire basis for $599 seems to be that the Chinese price for the 5070 Ti is 6399 RMB, making it 28% more expensive than the 9070 XT. I think people are getting ahead of themselves...
4999 RMB is $686.10, way over $599.
Reading the article back, the entire basis for $599 seems to be that the Chinese price for the 5070 Ti is 6399 RMB, making it 28% more expensive than the 9070 XT. I think people are getting ahead of themselves...
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Asus Astral 9070XT £799+
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It's only a fantastic outcome for people at those price points
End of the day, you can see through the steam hardware surveys what dominates the spots, and it's older cards and cheaper cards
AMD clearly has the better option to the 5070ti/5070 when they go on sale, and that'll help their market share for this specific segment at this specific time.
But it's a bucket of water against a blazing fire ultimately.
I'll probably upgrade in the future from my 7800XT, but I'd also look at upgrading my CPU/Motherboard and RAM at the same tim
China has 13% sales tax I believe. This takes it closer to the $686 conversion.
$609 RRP would be the most accurate/close conversion as with 13% tax that would make $688, but that would be a strange price to go with, hence the 599 prediction I guess.
To be fair to videocardz, it's a fair prediction. The Chinese 5070ti RRP comes out at more than $749 x 1.13 as well when converted, so the US rDNA 4 price could even be slightly less (doubtful though!)
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It looks like a brick that got a mesh stuck on its sideoooooo errrrrr
Been donkey's years since I owned a Sapphire but it does look nice !
Sapphire Radeon RX 9070 XT NITRO+ BIOS leak confirms Navi 48 XTX usage - VideoCardz.com
AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT has Navi 48 XTX according to leaked BIOS We received a tip that the BIOS for the unreleased Radeon RX 9070 XT graphics card from Sapphire is apparently listed on TechPowerUP. The site has listed a BIOS uploaded either by the board partner or a reviewer recently. The BIOS is […]videocardz.com
Yeah, if it’s £70 cheaper for 15% or even 20% less performance that’s a fair chunk if your budget is £500. It’s easier to resign yourself to an extra £20 - £30 than it is an extra £70 over your budget.
AMD confirms Radeon RX 9070 XT is 42% faster than RX 7900 GRE at 4K - VideoCardz.com
AMD shares official performance estimates of RDNA4 GPU This is official information from a Chinese press event. AMD held an early press event in China today, spoiling the main event coming later today. The press and influencers who attended the event were clearly not bothered by any embargoes...
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China has vat added to prices though, 13% I believe? So, chances are this is with said vat (rounded up).Weirdly looks like AMD officially launched these in China,
$599 for 9070XT
$549 for 9070
$50 higher than I expected tbh but they are still priced competitively I guess, although I suspect initial stock will fly off the shelves I reckon Nvidia will adjust its price and AMD will likely drop lower in a few months
Interestingly someone pointed out that the 7900GRE was launched in china at a higher price than everywhere else. So don’t be surprised if the official global pricing changes later today lol.
AMD RDNA4 officially presented in China: Radeon RX 9070 XT priced at 4999 RMB (~$599), RX 9070 at 4499 RMB (~$549) - VideoCardz.com
AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT might cost $599 AMD surprises with pricing. The Radeon RX 9070 XT series will cost 4999 RMB, and RX 9070 cards will retail at 4499 RMB. These are the official prices of Radeon RX 9070 cards in China. The cards were officially presented during a special event for...