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I hope not, I mean technologically - can they pull it out? Is there a margin that they could make like at least 50% performance gain next gen cards? Or is there no margin for it and we are done?
They could, but why would they? There's no meaningful competition and they're less interested in the gaming market than ever.
I won't. This year for first time in my life I think (at least in last 30 years) I bought AMD card. I stopped being a green side fan, decided that enough is enough, my a-hole hurts after all those years with ngreedia
Funnily enough I also went Red for the first time in about 18 years, maybe even more actually. For the same reasons you stated, I just couldn't get anywhere close to the performance per price of the 9070XT. It replaced a 3080 10GB.I won't. This year for first time in my life I think (at least in last 30 years) I bought AMD card. I stopped being a green side fan, decided that enough is enough, my a-hole hurts after all those years with ngreedia
9070XT is fine, huge like a brick, but its fine. For £569 I could not get anything near that performance from green side.
Cool. I mean, I always liked nvidia, but the last series was a laugh, I had to replace my 3070FE, wanted 5070 but come on - it was barely an upgrade. I sold my 3070 for £300 and extra £269 gave me HUGE perf jump.
Yeah, I think that was it. So far for years they gained performance by die shrink. Now they make up things cause they cannot do anything more in that area.
obviously, gamers will pay what ever nvidia throw out, they dont need to stretch themselves any more, only thing that will be diffferent is more vram. but they obviously charge lots more, which gamers will just say thank you, you just have to admire the company what they have done tbf
In all fairness a 5070 would still have been a big jump over a 3070.
The use of AI/upscaling (including in path/ray tracing techniques, for example) will be a bigger differentiator than raw performance/raster, Jensen has already suggested this. We're seeing it already, but there's still a lot of room to improve/optimise.
I disagree. 5070 was what supposed to 4070 be to 3070.
