Jensen said 8Gb is enough.
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Nvidia RTX 6000 series (codename Rubin)
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Hopefully a new Nvidia Shield
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Shirley with all the fake frames... we should be expecting fake textures.. then I would imagine in a few generations 4GB will be more than enough..
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Bad news mate, Nvidia only gave it 32GB VRAM
Heck, given how slow they are, folks will probably still be waiting for GTA 7Be lucky if even GTA 8 is out by then
Back on topic, I have no interest in Nvidia's upcoming GPUs. They've shown how little they care to give consumers the actual performance and features folks want, at prices folks can afford.
On the very unlikely chance I buy any sort of GPU within the next year, I probably won't be buying another one for probably another decade. Heck, I might not even still be alive by then
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I mean why should Nvidia care, they have more then enough business in AI sector without the fickle whining of gamers and there main competitor is only in name not actually product
I could say vote with your wallet but as I said there not exactly lacking in customers right now
9 out of 10 frames rendered? thats so outdated we'll just say we rendered 100 frames and only render 1Psst... just don't mention that 9 out of 10 frames are AI generated
This game could end being very expensive as am sure I bought GTA 5 four times for different gaming platforms
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Some People are still paying 2k for a 4090 that only going be top dog for the next 10 days
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The sheer fact this thread exists already is because they didn't do anywhere near enough with the 5090. Why release a consumer GPU on the same node? It's half the upgrade of any previous gen on gen they've done since before RTX even.
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But people will still say 'New cards are out in a few months, I'd wait if I were you' and AMD fail to gain any market share. Again.
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It's like Lisa Su is in the room.
It's funny how most view AMDs GPU launches. I'm almost expecting the 9070 to be a positive launch, since our expectations of the company are so low.
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So 5000 series gets a 1 and half year lifespan, Yikes.
Yup, they are rigged to explode.
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I had pretty much same convo with a friend of a friend last year when he did a new PC build, he probably took it as me ******** on AMD but it wasn't, I was just being brutally honest in fact that at launch I wouldn't pick AMD for last 2 gens now, DLSS is just way too good (especially at 4K) to ignore when the prices are so similar, however like i said to him at the current prices (then) I wouldn't pick Nvidia because why would I accept less vram and raw FPS for a good chunk more moneyIt's like Lisa Su is in the room.
It's funny how most view AMDs GPU launches. I'm almost expecting the 9070 to be a positive launch, since our expectations of the company are so low.
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I don't have strong feelings on any of them. Nvidia have driven prices sky-high and AMD have been all too happy to follow them.
I can't see Intel getting a B770 out any time soon either.
If AMD release a 9070 at a price that isn't in the style of AMD, then I'll go for it.
I can't see Intel getting a B770 out any time soon either.
If AMD release a 9070 at a price that isn't in the style of AMD, then I'll go for it.
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Rumour is the 9700XT will be 600 USD and 9700 around 500USD which is still too high IMO, should be 500 and 400.
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Yeah, I'll just wait for the inevitable price drop if they launch at that.
You're too optimistic with the half. With mfgx16 6070 = 5090