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Average of the 15 games tested:
1080p: 10.2% higher AVG, 8% higher 1% lows
1440p: 11.7% higher AVG, 13.8% higher 1% lows
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Average of the 15 games tested:
1080p: 10.2% higher AVG, 8% higher 1% lows
1440p: 11.7% higher AVG, 13.8% higher 1% lows
Soldato
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1) Do these cards have decent frame gen technology ? (I'm assuming 4060 supports DLSS3 for frame generation ?)
2) Do they work flawlessly via thunderbolt as an EGPU ? (My current Nvidia card does without issues)
2) Do they work flawlessly via thunderbolt as an EGPU ? (My current Nvidia card does without issues)
Soldato
Is there any news if the IDLE power consumption is fixed on these? The last gen had some cards that were stuck at over 30W at IDLE.
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While I'm not the target audience for the new b500 series, my interest is rather peaked by intels offerings. The price is the driving factor here and also the driver package seems to be getting along in a steady phase. Never thought an intel offering could be interesting tbh. Would really be a big boon to the average joe who like a bit of gaming if battlemage turns out decent.
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Don
Wimped out and went with a 4060
Still keeping an eye on what happens with Arc though, as will likely be looking for another GPU (to replace a 2060 Super) next year
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If anything this needs to succeed, otherwise they're just wasting manufacturing capacity at TSMC that could go to AMD to produce more RDNA4 to challenge Nvidia.
Wimped out and went with a 4060
And there you have it. The card needs to be cheaper.
Don
Not even sure it was that, it just didn't wow compared to the pretty bad competition.
It's the same price as a 4060 but only 10% faster, likely draws more power, less mature drivers, and probably doesn't have enough horsepower going forward for the 12Gb ram to matter.
It also requires rebar (which I'm not sure my son's computer has enabled, and it may still be running in pre UEFI mode so a bit of a faff to change and enable)
I also ruled out plenty of other cards before settling -
4060Ti was too much extra cash for only 20% more performance and no extra vram.
3060 12gb - slower than the 4060 in most sensible benchmarks and not much cheaper.
7600xt - has 16gb vram, but not enough performance to actually use it.
6650xt or 7600 - both slightly cheaper than 4060, but not cheap enough for the slightly lower performance.
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Soldato
Anything worth putting a 4060 in, would likely support rebar. We'll see when the reviews come out if the 4060 was the right choice.
I desperately need to repaste my A770 at some point, it's turned a bit jet engine-y in games. Have seen a couple of others complaining about low quality stock paste on the bifrost cards.
Edit: New driver up
Doesn't list Battlemage as a supported card yet.
I desperately need to repaste my A770 at some point, it's turned a bit jet engine-y in games. Have seen a couple of others complaining about low quality stock paste on the bifrost cards.
Edit: New driver up
Doesn't list Battlemage as a supported card yet.
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100% fake as are almost all the videos on that channel
Yeah I don't hold that channel in any high regard..
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Also, it's for someone else. The moment there is one game your son wants to play, that happens to have some problem with Arc (doesn't work, bugs, 30% less performance), you'd be kicking yourself for not going NVIDIA/AMD. Even if you have to play at 'medium' instead of 'high' because of VRAM.
It took many years for AMD to mostly get rid of their 'bad drivers' rep, it will take Intel the same amount of time, imo.
Don
Still hope for a higher end Battle mage part
www.guru3d.com
Intel Working on Higher-end Graphics card, BMG-G31 GPU Export Data Appears
Intel is progressing with the development of its Battlemage-generation graphics card, known internally as the BMG-G31.On December 3, the company announced two new models in the Battlemage series: the Intel Arc B580 with 12GB of memory and the Intel Arc B570 with 10GB of memory, both built on the...
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Soldato
With those results the market would eat up a potential B7xx class card provided it scales well.
I was concerned for the new Battlemage cards given RDNA 4 is around the corner but given the rumour specs of the RX8600 has it with the same number of shaders as the 7600 and only 8Gb of vram it has a chance of getting a decent share of the market
Soldato
Yep, ordered a B580 (import) to mess around with, this will go good in a secondary PC for others to use even if I don't keep it for myself, very interested if they release a higher end card more in line with the upper end options from the other 2 companies, for the right price of course.
Yes. The B580 seems a side-grade from my A770.
MSI confirms Claw 8/7 Ai+ launching at $899/$799, Core Ultra 7 256V model also teased - VideoCardz.com
MSI Claw 8 AI+ gets release date and official price At least we know it’s coming this year. This week, MSI announced the launch of its Claw gaming handheld series. However, there was no availability at the time of the announcement. It appears MSI’s marketing team made a common mistake, mixing...
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A bit surprised by the pricing. Most Strix handhelds I've seen are over 1000$.
I thought LNL based handhelds would be over 1000$ as well.
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