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The Radeon RX 7900 XT(X) Owners Thread.

Dicehunter said:
AMD's highest end RDNA4 appears to be like a 7900 GRE with less memory and slightly better RT so getting a 7900XTX isn't something I'd classify as nuts. We likely won't have a successor to the 7900XTX from AMD until 2027.
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I still find it really interesting that the rumour is that AMD are going to be focusing on that midrange market.

I guess it makes a lot of sense for them when they see what Nvidia is offering at the 70Ti and above level - but surely long term it potentially hurts them if high end buyers essentially don’t see AMD as capable of offering competing cards at the top end?

The XTX (terrible naming convention aside) is a brilliant GPU.
 
t2na said:
I still find it really interesting that the rumour is that AMD are going to be focusing on that midrange market.

I guess it makes a lot of sense for them when they see what Nvidia is offering at the 70Ti and above level - but surely long term it potentially hurts them if high end buyers essentially don’t see AMD as capable of offering competing cards at the top end?

The XTX (terrible naming convention aside) is a brilliant GPU.
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Anything AMD does hurts AMD according to some random forum dude. To me it makes sense to focus on getting a well performing mid-range GPU to market even though the GPU would be of no use to me if the rumours are true. So the core idea I'm aboard with personally. If AMD can execute this idea fast enough and correct is a whole other thing that only time can tell. I'd give it a 50/50 and hope for the best.
 
I think it makes a lot of sense for AMD to focus on the mid-range. It worked well for them when they did it with the 5700 XT and I'd wager their best selling card of the last couple of generations is the 6700 XT. The 7800 XT also seems to be a bit of a hit for them and is often recommended over the 4070. At least amongst people on here.
 
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