And hoooow much is the 5080 ??
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So did AMD score a goal today?
If they are £600 yes....
5070ti ordered? hope it wasn't too much above £800
I'm aware of that as I'm sure everyone is.
I must have missed that, in their slides I saw the 9070 and xt compared against 3080 and 3090 respectively. Thanks.
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Bang per buck the 9070 XT looks to be an attractive option. Awaiting performance metrics relative to my 7900XT.
To quote yourself in another thread
"Give it a few months, the 5070 Ti won't have the persistent supply issues of the 5090. This will be a good deal at $750 and will be the GPU to buy - enough VRAM until the new consoles push reqs further, and plenty of performance + a killer feature set. Only way I can see anything else touching it is if AMD decides to launch the 9070 XT at $600, but even that's probably not enough (and AMD won't do it anyway)"
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Coming from a 12400f, what would be a relatively clean upgrade that would suit a 9070?
Might want to give the boy a hand taking his foot out of his mouth.
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Not bad, pretty much what I was expecting. I'm not sure the '23% performance per $' is really going to be enough to turn the tide against Nvidia assuming AMD is at least on parity with regards to software, upscaling, Ray Tracing, AI, non gaming work etc but if AMD can retail it's cards around that level they've just shown and the 5070Ti is only really available at inflated prices points they could be onto a winner for next few months once supply sorts itself out.
The RX9070 non XT is to expensive IMO being only $50 cheaper for being 10%-15% slower. Just compare it to Intel who were criticised for pricing the B570 at $220 when the B580 was priced at $250 but those cards are less then half the price of these new AMD cards so you would expect a much bigger discount then $50 for a slower model.
The RX9070 non XT is to expensive IMO being only $50 cheaper for being 10%-15% slower. Just compare it to Intel who were criticised for pricing the B570 at $220 when the B580 was priced at $250 but those cards are less then half the price of these new AMD cards so you would expect a much bigger discount then $50 for a slower model.
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AMD 9070 XT brings higher quality encode, and video playback performance improvements
AMD is finally promising high quality image output with the new encoder of its RDNA 4 based RX 9070 XT GPU.
www.neowin.net
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Another 16pin Hpwer connector for top of the line model.
ASRock Intros Radeon RX 9070 Taichi, Steel Legend & Challenger GPUs: 9070 XT Up To 3.1 GHz Clocks, 16 Phase & 16-Pin Power Connector
ASRock has introduced its next-gen Radeon RX 9070 lineup with Taichi, Steel Legend & Challenger series, and up to 3.1 GHz clocks on 9070 XT.wccftech.com
ASRock > Graphics-Card
www.asrock.com
Yeah but it’s HUB, they are slurping on nVidia’s Soylent greens.
