I've tried to resist writing this, but you've annoyed me now.
Rather than trying to play one side off against the other, why not learn a little about the tech involved? Todays PC tech is made up of AI, RT and legacy support. Stop living in the past.
I'm sorry?
You're the person who posted about "Fine wine....is corked", with a gif which has AMD falling over. With a chart that has a laser focus on RT, to the exclusion of any other metric. Every post you've made since has digs at "the others". "Knitting circle". "Stop living in the past".
You are the one who is being something of an arse here.
All tech uses greater amounts of power to acheive greater performance. That point you claim the 3090Ti is past doesn't exist for those who are not budget limited.
That's just wrong. Consider Colossus - one of the first computers. Ran at more than 8KW, to to do less work than my raspberry pi. All technology uses an amount of power to do a specific amount of work. Progress lets us do more with less. But the point that *you concede* that the 3090 Ti is past, has nothing to do with money. It's a point of the power/performance curve. How that impacts people of different budgets might be worthy of discussion - but that's not your claim. You say it doesn't exist.
It's also worth mentioning again that you only have AMD to compare to who are reaping the efficency of a smaller node, which the 3 cards I listed show just how efficent Ampere is when using up to date tech.
And you're blind in your obsession. AMD are reaping the rewards of having a better tech node, true. But they've stopped, more or less, at the 6900xt. Where as Nvidia started at the edge of reasonable power levels and have just accelerated into the distance. AMD have released some somewhat disapointing low end cards, but they haven't followed Nvidia's insanity. 500W for a graphics card.
And more to the point, whose fault is it that they don't have the better node? Whose fault is it that AMD probably have a worse architecture? They are who they are, with the tech they have. Whinging about how it isn't fair that AMD has a node advantage doesn't change Nvidia's choice to sell graphics cards you could mistake for a small kettle.
If you want to debate, fine, just don't regurgitate the clickbait beggars.
I ask for more data. You provide a small, cherry picked handful of data that can't be used for a full debate but only support a very narrow view. That's clickbait to me.
Oh, and yet another dig with the "beggers" there. "People with money buy Nvidia", of course. Love the implication there.
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