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** The AMD Navi Thread **

Everyone that will buy this 5700x is CONFIRMING that RX690 should cost 450 quid basically cause that's what it is... ReBrandeon RX690 but amd was like lets change name to 5700x and we can charge extra 150quid.
 
Everyone that will buy this 5700x is CONFIRMING that RX690 should cost 450 quid basically cause that's what it is... ReBrandeon RX690 but amd was like lets change name to 5700x and we can charge extra 150quid.

To those people the 5700XT is worth the $449, otherwise they wouldn't buying it.

Feel free to not buy anything or get a worse performing Vega 64 or 2060 Super. Or are they too expensive as well at $399?
 
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Everyone that will buy this 5700x is CONFIRMING that RX690 should cost 450 quid basically cause that's what it is... ReBrandeon RX690 but amd was like lets change name to 5700x and we can charge extra 150quid.

You can't be serious. The 2060/2070 supers are the same chips that are currently on the market atm in different configs (2070 super being a tu104 but still on the market). The 5700xt is a brand new chip that has never been on the market. None of them are re-brands but one is more than the other. I will leave that for you to figure out but it's not hard in the slightest. If the RTX2070/super is worth $500 then the 5700xt if within 10% is equally as good at $450. The name don't matter only the performance. I hope the 5700xt come in below AMD's rrp just for sane pricing but if Nvidia's card is worth it's performance then so is AMD's costing 10% less.
 
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You can't be serious. The 2060/2070 supers are the same chips that are currently on the market atm in different configs (2070 super being a tu104 but still on the market). The 5700xt is a brand new chip that has never been on the market. None of them are re-brands but one is more than the other. I will leave that for you to figure out but it's not hard in the slightest. If the RTX2070/super is worth $500 then the 5700xt if within 10% is equally as good at $450. The name don't matter only the performance. I hope the 5700xt come in below AMD's rrp just for sane pricing but if Nvidia's card is worth it's performance then so is AMD's costing 10% less.

Agreed, the performance is fine it just needs pricing right in the current market, which has just changed. I'll see what the AIB versions are like for price/performance.
 
You can't be serious. The 2060/2070 supers are the same chips that are currently on the market atm in different configs (2070 super being a tu104 but still on the market). The 5700xt is a brand new chip that has never been on the market. None of them are re-brands but one is more than the other. I will leave that for you to figure out but it's not hard in the slightest. If the RTX2070/super is worth $500 then the 5700xt if within 10% is equally as good at $450. The name don't matter only the performance. I hope the 5700xt come in below AMD's rrp just for sane pricing but if Nvidia's card is worth it's performance then so is AMD's costing 10% less.

Sure they are not ;)
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Ano atm no GPU's are worth the price going. Everyone that gotten 1080ti around 625 quid got best deal of last few years.
 
They are still under cutting nvidia by $50 and offering similar performance. $300 and $350 would have been better but beggars can't be choosers. Now if the AIB models are going to push prices up to the super prices then Nvidia win again.
 
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