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NVIDIA 4000 Series
- Thread starter MrClippy
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First 4060Ti is listed on OCUK (no price at present).
www.overclockers.co.uk
Zotac GeForce RTX 4060Ti Twin Edge 8GB GDDR6 PCI-Express Graphics Card
Order Zotac GeForce RTX 4060Ti Twin Edge 8GB GDDR6 PCI-Express Graphics Card now online and benefit from fast delivery.
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£329 = lots of competition with 12Gb 3060 cards, this old stock is going to be discounted
£439 = about £80 more expensive than 3060Ti cards
£550 = do I get the 12Gb 4070 or the 16Gb 4060, decisions decisions
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But it has everything to do with the VRAM numbers on screen in your screen shot
Interesting, so
£289 = £40 cheaper than any of the current 12Gb 3060 cards, this old stock is definitely going to be discounted
Do we have UK pricing for the 3060Ti cards?
Soldato
My screenshot shows that not only does the game require much less vram now, it also looks way way way better while doing so.
And the game requires less vram due to changes in texture streaming.
Glad we got there in the end have a good weekend.
Soldato
No it doesn't, his test used the highest streaming option, lol. Regardless, that doesn't explain why medium textures now look exactly like high did on launch day, while requiring half the vram.
His test used the highest streaming option? really? Apart from the fact he never said that further on in his video he actually posts a comparison.
He says in the video that texture streaming defaults to normal at medium preset.
Soldato
But he never said he is using medium preset, the screenshot shows medium textures. Regardless, it doesn't matter, none of that explains why the textures look THAT much better, does it?His test used the highest streaming option? really? Apart from the fact he never said that further on in his video he actually posts a comparison.
He says in the video that texture streaming defaults to normal at medium preset.
To further backup Alex/DF and Bencher, here we have the second last patch before 1.05 and patch 1.05, exact same settings maxed and shock horror, less vram usage in the same scene and also in the game menu 
Do you really think Alex would have made that mistake in his comparison when talking about how the devs have optimised/lowered vram requirements and "fixed" the rendering issues with < high presets.....
Glad we got there in the end.
Do you really think Alex would have made that mistake in his comparison when talking about how the devs have optimised/lowered vram requirements and "fixed" the rendering issues with < high presets.....
Glad we got there in the end.
Soldato
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And stutters more now
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Want to know what I find hilarious, this bit in brackets:
Yet only a 4070 and upwards is breaking the 60 fps for 1% lows but nope, you aren't allowed to use upscaling especially on 3 year old mid tier gpus because it defeats the narrative
No one is arguing that nvidia and amd shouldn't increase vram sizes, this goes without saying that as of "now", you should not be paying £500 + for a 8GB gpu but the point is that well regarded broken games at release should not be used to backup the narrative for petty fanboy arguing/wins and solely putting the blame on the hardware manufacturers and no one else..... the finger should also be pointed at the developers for lazy optimisation i.e. the way Alex calls out the issues with the "game" and actually forces the developers to act and fix/improve the game performance for "everyone", unless people enjoy paying ££££ for the latest and greatest every year to brute force/avoid issues, in which case, watch and enjoy as even more pc gamers move over to console and the "master race" continue to pay an extortionate amount just to get a good experience
