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Pretty much, i thinkSo what you are saying is, where is the 7800XTX
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Pretty much, i thinkSo what you are saying is, where is the 7800XTX
Are you having a hard time accepting that an AMD card is good value?
Its not subjective to that extentAre you having a hard time accepting value is subjective?
I think Nvidia's superior RT and feature set outweighs raster performance for a lot of people especially at the higher price ranges.
I will probably upgrade my 3060Ti to a 7800XT.. think its around 50% perf increase for me from a quick look at benchmarks and obvioulsy double the VRAM.Wondering if a mid gen upgrade from 3070 would be worth it
Wondering if a mid gen upgrade from 3070 would be worth it
If you are not wanting to upgrade for 4 years either is good for 1440p. For 4K 60fps then go for the 7900XT. But then you might be tempted to spend another £200 to get the XTX for better 4K performance. Choices/decisions!7900XT back at £699 it would seem. Was very tempted but just cant justify the extra £200 to be honest!
Preorder the 7800XT pulse or wait and see what appears next week, hhhmmm choices choices...
If you are not wanting to upgrade for 4 years either is good for 1440p. For 4K 60fps then go for the 7900XT. But then you might be tempted to spend another £200 to get the XTX for better 4K performance. Choices/decisions!
Wondering if a mid gen upgrade from 3070 would be worth it
I think we’ll see £600 next year especially if Nvidia goes for a super type refresh.I have a 3070ti and not bothering. I run at 1440p and choosing to skip this gen and just dial back graphical settings.
The only significant upgrade in my eyes from current GPU is to a 7900XT or a 4080 for 50%+ raster performance uplift. I've ruled out the 4070ti due to 12GB VRAM.
The 4080 is just eye wateringly expensive and whilst the 7900XT at £700 is mighty tempting, I simply can't justify that for what is technically a 6800XT replacement. I paid £540 for the 3070ti and that's pretty much top end for me.
So hoping next gen will see 7900XT type performance at this £500 price range.
Mind you, I'll probably bite if the 7900XT ever appears around £600 between now and then
It's true but it's just more of the same marketing BS that we've been seeing from both companies, marketing depts always seem to end up destroying companies.JayZ2Cents made an interesting observation, AMD changed the naming schemes with these GPU'S, they are all now XT or XTX, the none XT's are now XT's and the XT's are now XTX's, because marketing, it looks better than having nothing after the model number.
Well, I think everyone agrees GPU buyers are all being fleeced.Holy S*** this thread! Struggling to keep up with it now
RT doesn't outweigh raster performance imo. RT is a feature you turn on/off - it is a nice to have. You still need a card with basic grunt to power through games. You can play games fine without RT. PS. Not disagreeing with you that RT is superior on Nvidia cards.I think Nvidia's superior RT and feature set outweighs raster performance for a lot of people especially at the higher price ranges.
If you got it from here call them, they might refund the difference with it only being a couple of days.. they know you can send it back within 14 days and buy another at the lower priceLol @Gibbo you could have said the 7900xt pulse was getting a drop to £700. I bought two days ago at £750 thinking that was the deal. It went back to £800 and within a day down to £700. Gotta love it.
Lol @Gibbo you could have said the 7900xt pulse was getting a drop to £700. I bought two days ago at £750 thinking that was the deal. It went back to £800 and within a day down to £700. Gotta love it.