I don't think he's following the thread, i thought it was a joke the first time he said that.
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there are some tutorials on youtube how to solder in another 8gb and voila! everyone is ready to go!
I don't mind Nvidia pricing a halo card at silly prices, let them have a very high margin part as a halo product, that's fine. and it is over 60% faster than the 3090 at only 7% more money.The 4090 doesn't get flamed as much for being a ripoff. Do people think it's worth £1500? Or that its just not as overpriced as the others?
Please give it a go and share your results!
my previous post was indeed a joke - but i winked to indicate!
lower tier - 4080
I'm surprised the thread hasn't been axed!
But on topic AMD are perhaps slightly better but not good. The XT is more reasonable now with the price drops but is still more expensive than the 6800 XT with what I'd deem a small generational leap.
The 980 Ti to the 1080 Ti, that is the kind of leap that I'd like but doubt we'll see again at the high end in terms of launch price/performance.
I was the 1st person to view the thread, the joker gif "and here we go" instantly sprung to mind
problem is the new $750 is now £799.99 at OcUK. The Sapphire reference model is £829.99!
Make no sense selling cheaper as if the competition keep raising prices like Nvidia kept doing to give the extra shiny tax well then the market is what it is.
That alongside wafer costs, design cost, production cost, transport cost etc...
anyhow really happy with the 6700xt running 4k and playing games
I think a lot of people would buy for pure raster performance without DLSS if they felt they were being compensated by a lot price difference between the AMD card and Nvidia. All that lost extra for only a 10% price difference still favours Nvidia really. The only thing they have to counter offer with is more vRAM.
The gap is smaller (13%) cheapest for cheapest between the XTX and 4080, currently £975 Vs £1100 on overclockers.
Considering the advantage of DLSS 2+3, RT, lower power consumption (could save you the cost of a new PSU + the large gap in older / simpler games), for sure 4080 makes a lot of sense.
If the vRAM will end up being a problem on the 4080... well, will be funny since there were plenty of "go with 6800/xt or 6900xt/6960xt since it has 16GB vRAM" in the read team
How much those worth is up to each buyer. Also worth mentioning that one thing is 50 pounds at a 300 pounds price or 50 pounds at 1000+ pounds. And yes, both cards are priced silly.
1stly, you're comparing 7900xtx to poorly priced card from last gen (6900xt), same mistake people do when comparing 4090 to the 3090. It just reinforces a higher price level in one gen.
2ndly, applying your logic, 4090 is a bit less than 7% more expensive than 3090, while offering 66% more performance (maybe more, depends if that is the testing with 5800x or a better CPU), so there, a better price to performance ration increase that your 50% from 7900xtx (47% actually, as per TPU, but the same basically). Still terrible after all, but hey...
3rdly, this gen, a 90xt class card from AMD is only able to be about as fast as a x80 class card from nvidia. Since they're similar in raster and nvidia is faster/better in all the rest, yeah, that 13% difference in price could be easily seen as worth it for the green team.
4thly, being happy and wishing AMD to block nvidia's tech doesn't make you any better than a guy celebrating the same from the nvidia side. Don't be bitter, be better!
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1stly, you're comparing 7900xtx to poorly priced card from last gen (6900xt), same mistake people do when comparing 4090 to the 3090. It just reinforces a higher price level in one gen.
You think the ##90 class card is grossly over priced? just slightly less so now? Yes so do i but i don't see how that should ignore the 86% price increase for the ##80 class card.2ndly, applying your logic, 4090 is a bit less than 7% more expensive than 3090, while offering 66% more performance (maybe more, depends if that is the testing with 5800x or a better CPU), so there, a better price to performance ration increase that your 50% from 7900xtx (47% actually, as per TPU, but the same basically). Still terrible after all, but hey...
3rdly, this gen, a 90xt class card from AMD is only able to be about as fast as a x80 class card from nvidia. Since they're similar in raster and nvidia is faster/better in all the rest, yeah
that 13% difference in price could be easily seen as worth it for the green team.
4thly, being happy and wishing AMD to block nvidia's tech doesn't make you any better than a guy celebrating the same from the nvidia side. Don't be bitter, be better!
Probably some of these websites are scared they will cut off from Nvidia review samples,after their negative reviews of recent releases like the RTX4060 and RTX4060TI. AMD mostly avoided this by barely releasing anything new!
With the PC market crashing,I expect views and hence ad revenues are down. People forget review sites and channels are businesses too.
So to appear to not be 100% negative on Nvidia,they have an incentive to also throw shade on AMD too,and get some more clicks too. This will be fixed when AMD gives them more exclusive interviews(have you not noticed a few of these popping up recently?) or gives them more sponsorships. Suddenly they will all be friends with AMD again!
I have a 2070 Super, i paid £440 for it, its more than 3 years old, it was released 4 years ago, almost to the day.
I'm looking for a worthwhile 16GB replacement with AV1 encode / decode for around the same money, 4 years and 2 generations later there must be something, any takers?
4070 + DLSS? ;-)
Why do you need an upgrade? Why must it have AV1 and why must it have 16gb?
Please provide a good answer
Fed up with both of them. If Starfield runs OK on my current card,I might just try and hold on with it. We finally are getting some information about the RX7700XT:
AMD Navi 32-based Radeon RX 7800/7700 series reportedly targeting September launch - VideoCardz.com
AMD might already showcase Radeon RX 7800/7700 at Gamescom AMD is reportedly targeting a September release for its Navi 32 desktop GPUs. According to the latest video by Moore’s Law is Dead, the GPU manufacturer has completed the development of its Navi 32 GPU and has already released...videocardz.com
I really hope it is 54 CUs not 48 CUs,because at least that will be 30% faster than an RX6700XT/RTX3060TI. But with the RTX4060TI being so rubbish,I expect it might be 48 CU!