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I think you will need to they are both 8 million pixels or there abouts.
I think you will find it was a £600 card that cost close to £1k for a long time. At it's release price it's under the 6800xt and 6800 non xt. It's priced more toward the 6700xt on release pricing. Every card was overpriced back then so in that respect it's ok but in thise day it's about as good as it gets.
Not sure what you’re on about as the 7800XT is less than £600.Doesn’t matter whether they officially EOLd the 6000 series or not, in most people’s reckoning it was last gen so out of date.
You keep comparing last gen with new- think about letting it go? (And accept you will never get a new gen x80 or x800 class for less than £600)
I’m happy to let this age like fine wine or fine cheese.
I have been wanting to upgrade Vega 64 for a good while now. This is pretty much it for me although still not happy about the current climate.
They have dropped prices on the old stuff to try and move it.
I'm not sure which card to get now lol
I've got a budget of £1200 or so.
My original plan was to build my new rig minus the GPU with a total cost of around £950.
I'm doing online surveys, which are VERY tedious to do lol, and you get vouchers for a well known retailer who shall remain nameless in exchange for doing these surveys.
By the end of today, I'll have £95 worth of vouchers, and I reckon I'll be able to do another £90 per month as long as it doesn't drive me crazy.
So by the time that November comes along (when I'll have the rest of the money) I'll have £360 worth of vouchers, meaning that the PC will only take up £590 of my budget, leaving me £600 or so to play with.
I was originally planning on getting the GPU, a 7900XT, in April or May, but with these vouchers cutting some of my spending, I COULD get myself a 7800XT instead. And that means a whole new machine rather than waiting 6 months for the GPU.
So I've got 3 options:
1) Get the whole thing including the 7800XT in November.
2) Get everything apart from the GPU in November, use my current 1080 until April or May next year and get a 7900XT.
3) Get everything apart from the GPU in November, use my current 1080 until April or May next year, continuing to do these surveys and get myself a 7900XTX instead.
I'm starting to seriously think about option number 3, assuming that I don't drive myself insane first lol
Just for reference, I'm building a rig with a 7800X3D and 64GB of DDR5, and if I decide to go for the 7900XTX I'll need to spend more on my power supply.
You might find a pat time job would pay significantly higher per hour than those surveys, then buy any GPU you wantI'm not sure which card to get now lol
I've got a budget of £1200 or so.
My original plan was to build my new rig minus the GPU with a total cost of around £950.
I'm doing online surveys, which are VERY tedious to do lol, and you get vouchers for a well known retailer who shall remain nameless in exchange for doing these surveys.
By the end of today, I'll have £95 worth of vouchers, and I reckon I'll be able to do another £90 per month as long as it doesn't drive me crazy.
So by the time that November comes along (when I'll have the rest of the money) I'll have £360 worth of vouchers, meaning that the PC will only take up £590 of my budget, leaving me £600 or so to play with.
I was originally planning on getting the GPU, a 7900XT, in April or May, but with these vouchers cutting some of my spending, I COULD get myself a 7800XT instead. And that means a whole new machine rather than waiting 6 months for the GPU.
So I've got 3 options:
1) Get the whole thing including the 7800XT in November.
2) Get everything apart from the GPU in November, use my current 1080 until April or May next year and get a 7900XT.
3) Get everything apart from the GPU in November, use my current 1080 until April or May next year, continuing to do these surveys and get myself a 7900XTX instead.
I'm starting to seriously think about option number 3, assuming that I don't drive myself insane first lol
Just for reference, I'm building a rig with a 7800X3D and 64GB of DDR5, and if I decide to go for the 7900XTX I'll need to spend more on my power supply.
You might find a pat time job would pay significantly higher per hour than those surveys, then buy any GPU you want
But you keep on like a broken record (you’re sounding like someone I know by the name of SomersettNot sure what you’re on about as the 7800XT is less than £600.
) saying every gpu is a bad deal- lmao you aren’t going to get 7800xt for £300-400 notes this year. Maybe next year or early 2025.
But you keep on like a broken record saying every gpu is a bad deal- lmao you aren’t going to get 7800xt for £300-400 notes this year. Maybe next year or early 2025.
At this rate you’ll keep your 3080 going for another 6 years lamenting gpu prices
I was pointing out **why** , to quote you: "it's £500 for a card with the performance of a three year old £500 card?"
Not sure why my opinion bothers you so much, everyone has a different perspective of value, you were going to pay £779 for a 7900XT, then bought one for £750 then when the prices dropped further tried saying you actually got one for £665.But you keep on like a broken record (you’re sounding like someone I know by the name of Somersett
At this rate you’ll keep your 3080 going for another 6 years lamenting gpu prices
then after further price cuts.
Maybe they should call it the $500 price point card instead of the Vega 64, 5700 XT, 6800, 7800 XT.
Stockholm syndrome maybe?
