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The thread which sometimes talks about RDNA2
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I'm not sure it's my kind of game, but it does look good. Will give it a go once it becomes available just to try out all the graphics options.
The first comment on that YouTube video gave me a chuckle.
The first comment on that YouTube video gave me a chuckle.
I had to have a look haha!
"and 12 GB of VRam"
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Looks like Godfall will really test if the 'tensor ram compression' is BS or not at 4k 
I'll be able to test as I have it pre-ordered (bought el cheapo AMD code).
I'll be able to test as I have it pre-ordered (bought el cheapo AMD code).
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Lol.. but seriously we don't need a beaten down nvidia, that could only mean a bad return on our graphics card investment (some may call that progress)
Looks like Godfall will really test if the 'tensor ram compression' is BS or not at 4k
No such thing exists.. it wont make much sense to aim for anything but very light compression on vram
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To be honest, I'm 1440p at 165Hz not 4k yet, maybe in another year-or-so, so any new card will serve me well, but 6800 non-xt more so in my opinion after my 5700xt resell too. Might even push to the 6800XT.
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6800XT it'll be for me. Hopefully with that I won't need to upgrade for a few years.
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Nvidia 3000 series cards were listed on the site the day of the launch.
AMD 5000 series CPUs went up on the site the day (or maybe day after) the launch.
Oculus Quest 2 was listed on the site the day of the launch.
Why hasn't the AMD 6000 series GPUs been listed?
AMD 5000 series CPUs went up on the site the day (or maybe day after) the launch.
Oculus Quest 2 was listed on the site the day of the launch.
Why hasn't the AMD 6000 series GPUs been listed?
Because they haven't launched?
Think i will go for the same, i don't think i can wait for the 6900 XT. If both were available now, I'd probably get the 6900 XT though.
Desperate to upgrade from the Radeon VII, i could use a some extra FPS in some of the latest games at max settings.
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Because they haven't launched?
They've 'launched' in exactly the same way as the below products did.
Well then your wording is incorrect?
We had announcements. Then launches later on.
Why are they not listed now?
No idea, maybe they haven't got pricings etc from AIBs and AMD yet? maybe its to stop bots. Who knows
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From an old build? You do realise games don't start off with super high frame rates so the earliest build of a game doesn't have the optimisation pass.
It's call pre release or Alpha
A trailer only needs a very small amount of stuff to show. You'd think they'd at least polish up that one little segment that they want to show off before doing so.
And 4 months between alpha and launch for a game like this? Impressive
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I don't think I would go for the 6900XT even if it were available personally. It is a bit quicker sure but the price increase is huge and definitely doesn't come across as worth it to me. If you can though then I wouldn't blame you, it looks like a beast of a card!
Yeah can't argue with your logic.
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