7900xts are going for £600+ used...
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7900xts are going for £600+ used...
The amount of cards in the channel and with retailers already is incredibly high across lot of AIB's and models, if you know you know.
Interesting that the nitro+ is listed as needing a 750w psu and a lots of other cards needing the same or more.
£650 was my upper limit so I'll see what options are available. The red devil looks good but I doubt it will come in at my budget
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Will these cards suffer from the PhysX problems of the 50 series or were they only ever supported on Nvidia GPU's?
Nvidia only. runs on the CPU with AMD.
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If the Nitro X comes in at around 750 I might jump on that, but if it ends up being 800+ not sure which one ill get.
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Will ocuk stock XFX Mercury cards?
I wonder why the Pure slightly out-clocks the Pulse when they really appear to just be the same product in a different colour?
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I hear they are a hard RMA.
From what i've been told, a lot of these cards are sat at distri's but when they're going to be alloated is a whole other story. It seems some brands like Asus are holding out until the last minute to finalise their pricing before it goes off to the retailers.
Nvidia bought Aegia in 2008 and made the PhysX API to work on CUDA only after that. Some work arounds did exist but the old PhysX PPU arnt exactly bleeding edge 15 years ago
Grab a 3050 and you`ll be fine
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Your also missing our FSR 4 which looks pretty promising
I think 9070 XT but wait for reviews on Wednesday.
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Yeah, Wednesday's going to be interesting.
I think we all appreciate AMD didn't pull a 4x MFG comparison graph, but I think we also all know that 3rd party reviews don't always come back with the same results the manufacturers do.
That's going to be pretty key, especially when we find out what we can actually buy them for.
I think we all appreciate AMD didn't pull a 4x MFG comparison graph, but I think we also all know that 3rd party reviews don't always come back with the same results the manufacturers do.
That's going to be pretty key, especially when we find out what we can actually buy them for.
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Thursday is going to be even more interesting if there are unsold 5070s remaining on the shelf
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In the unlikely event that Nvidia makes more than a handful and there are some left... would you buy one?
Especially if the 9070XTs all sell out and have no stock, would anyone go team green if they had something available?
Personally...
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