So, that is about the performance of 5800x3D. For a 3070, that seems to be plenty fast.
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Yup planning on grabbing a 2nd hand 5950X (as I do other stuff when not gaming).At least get an x3d in there. The poor 5600 just doesn't have the legs for a 4090.
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MSI is using cut-down RTX 4090 GPUs in at least one of its RTX 4070 Ti Super models, with a higher TGP but no extra performance
No amount of BIOS hacks will turn it back into a full-blown RTX 4090, though.
Interesting.
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MSI is using cut-down RTX 4090 GPUs in at least one of its RTX 4070 Ti Super models, with a higher TGP but no extra performance
No amount of BIOS hacks will turn it back into a full-blown RTX 4090, though.www.pcgamer.com
Interesting.
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Colorful too.
One big question remaining for the 40xx series... Where is the 4080Ti ?
Also with how cut down the 4090 is I suspect that should have been the real 4080Ti and a real 4090 with more cores or a fully unlocked chip, but they sold that last gen with a 2% increase in cores for $2000 as the 3090Ti FE and that didn't go down well as we remember.
Why is the 4080Ti still MIA...? We have had an 80Ti since the 780Ti.. Before that all full chip 80 class cards were just xx80's and no Ti, then also the Titans that played the so called top cards that were either cut down chips or full chips as it depended on Nvidia's mood.. As we remember with the Titan X and then Xp nonsense.
Also with how cut down the 4090 is I suspect that should have been the real 4080Ti and a real 4090 with more cores or a fully unlocked chip, but they sold that last gen with a 2% increase in cores for $2000 as the 3090Ti FE and that didn't go down well as we remember.
Why is the 4080Ti still MIA...? We have had an 80Ti since the 780Ti.. Before that all full chip 80 class cards were just xx80's and no Ti, then also the Titans that played the so called top cards that were either cut down chips or full chips as it depended on Nvidia's mood.. As we remember with the Titan X and then Xp nonsense.
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They renamed it and launched it in Chyyyyyyyyna as the 4090D to get around the USA restrictions, or so it's rumoured.
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I'm back to seriously considering swapping my 7900 xtx for a 4080 super. Main reasons being RT performance in 4k and thinking of getting a Quest 3 to get back into sim racing. My understanding from what I've read is that the Nvidia cards are better than the AMD cards for VR. Pretty sure I can get a decent amount for the AMD card so shouldn't cost much for the side grade hopefully. Some of these super cards are the same size as the 7900 so should fit nicely into the 011 mini.
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Should cost you about £350ish to switch over considering the current s/h prices of the XTX Nitro (unless you get a s/h 4080).
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Yeah that's what I'm thinking. Now that there are several smaller form factor cards it certainly makes it easier. Still tempted to maybe get a vertical mount and get the white gigabyte card though. That or the zotac as it will fit in normal position.
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Anyone have any thoughts between:
Zotac super trinity
MSI Gaming X Slim
Gigabyte Aero OC (would have to be vertical)
Seems mixed reviews on all of them - anyone one here vouch for one over another?
Zotac super trinity
MSI Gaming X Slim
Gigabyte Aero OC (would have to be vertical)
Seems mixed reviews on all of them - anyone one here vouch for one over another?
Soldato
if any i would choose the gaming x slim, i dont own the exact card but i replaced my 7900 xtx with a msi suprim x 4080s and couldn't be happier, msi out of the 3 is my pick, better warranty and support.
Soldato
the threat of next gen being stupidly expensive is very very real, dont know what labour will do with taxes and spending but that discussion is for another time, my xtx kept crashing so i needed a replacment, and the 80s did the job
the threat of next gen being stupidly expensive is very very real, dont know what labour will do with taxes and spending but that discussion is for another time, my xtx kept crashing so i needed a replacment, and the 80s did the job
Ah, it’s a bit different when needs must.
When you’re existing card dies you don’t have a whole lot of options if you want to carry on gaming.
Can’t see the next gen cards being massively more expensive though, just the usual Nvidia bump in pricing I suspect.
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Wanting to swap my 7900xtx - if it was a straight purchase I'd probably wait.
Soldato
Nvidia will need there head looking at if the 5090 is more than £1600, on amd's next gen side all the rumors point to next gen performance between the xt and xtx we have now, so the 4080s i have will still be up there, all i do now is gaming so i wont need the cutting edge tech even though its a nice to have, we need prices to come back to 1080ti/3080 levels to make the whole gpu maket exciting again.
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LOL, good one.
Soldato
dont take my hope away XD
Soldato
Just get the 4090 FE.