Good job on the gif no one cares.
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You cared enough to reply, trollboy.
I ain't in any camp just thrilled to see AMD competing at the top end because let's be real intel and Nvidia have been taking us for a ride and with AMD competing it only helps us consumers
I personally want the highest fps at 1440p and looks like the 6800xt fits for me purely on gaming even RT on Nvidia isn't enough FPS maybe next Gen ? , the leap from rdna 1 to 2 is mighty impressive
Is this not true ??
AMD signals the warning that as drivers mature performance for both rasterization and RT will improve as more console ported titles are introduced moving forward.
The 5700xt increased performance through drivers
6800xt is still faster than a 2080 ti at RT. Don't see it not running Cyberpunk at playable frame rates even with RT on. If there is no upscaling then 4k will likely be impossible.
Grow up m8. No one is going to insult you back.
a lot of people probably don't actually want the reference model.better for OcUK to cancel now before AIB cards appear than to keep a another list situation going where people are ordering and canceling etc.I suspect the refernce will be back for pre order when all the AIBs drop on the 25th too.
Pretty sure it will have its own implementation of DLSS
Personal attack? Hahaha oh dear..
Your trolling the thread with the same spam over and over, you obviously have some kind of victim complex as well.
My suggestion for you is, this is an AMD thread discussing AMD products and their merits, its not an Nvidia thread discussing their merits, there are plenty of those though, so maybe go drag your constant spam to them where you will likely find an audience more ready to agree.
Your actions here are pretty much just baiting and trolling, luckily i have the option to place you on ignore so i dont have to read your constant drivel, something which i am now about to do.
I urge anyone else reading this tripe from this guy to also take up this option as it makes the thread a lot less moronic to read
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Excellent video some strong questions put at them also.
6800 was £520.
There's plenty of the XFX, Powercolour/etc types that continue using full reference setup and cooler by the look of some of the "leaked" roundups elsewhere. We'll see the reference one for a while yet.
Mostly likely will, along the lines of Death Standing or Godfall. I dont see cyberpunk 2077 on the support list here https://www.amd.com/en/technologies/radeon-software-fidelityfx-supported-games
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no problem...Thanks for the timestamps @EastCoastHandle it's a long-ass vid!!
Far questions to be honest. And Scott provided the level of transparency one can expect.
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he said it. He cares very little for RT and found very little games worth enabling. Boom!!!!
But to further add, those results are a game changer. The 6800xt is a much better competitor then I initially thought. It appears that Radeon shines best with an Zen 2/3 PC setup. And performance is much more efficient using a 256bit bus on newer game titles (IE: nextgen console based). Scott hinted at this in his interview. However, I have a sneaky suspicion there is more to it then just raw performance. Rumor has it that AMD plans on utilizing/leveraging that 16GB vram. As it's not being supplied for nothing. What that is I haven't read. Time will tell if that turns out to be true or not.
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That's some taste advice can I put a little salt and pepper on it to enhance the flavor?
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6800XT looks a great card - grats to whoever managed to snag one
Yep looks like a great card and well worth £599 (at other shops).
Been shopping with OC since the very beginning and have much love for the company of old, but refuse to support the business model of late, pains me to say but my money will be going someplace else.
Holding out for the 3080ti or 6900xt here, no rush to upgrade would like to go red but my prior Fury X dramas may stop me.
Very much this, the only time I use OcUK now is to buy stuff like thermal paste where I can make use of the free shipping. Their prices and business practises over the last couple of years stink.
no problem...
Far questions to be honest. And Scott provided the level of transparency one can expect.
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@14:41 Steve from HU said it best and I'm actually
But to further add, those results are a game changer. The 6800xt is a much better competitor then I initially thought. It appears that Radeon shines best with an Zen 2/3 PC setup. And performance is much more efficient using a 256bit bus on newer game titles (IE: nextgen console based). Scott hinted at this in his interview. However, I have a sneaky suspicion there is more to it then just raw performance. Rumor has it that AMD plans on utilizing/leveraging that 16GB vram. As it's not being supplied for nothing. What that is I haven't read. Time will tell if that turns out to be true or not.
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That's some taste advice can I put a little salt and pepper on it to enhance the flavor?
Honestly at 1440p its a brilliant card, what is even more exciting is AMDs performance is newer titles is really really good, which only bodes well for the future.
We have been saying for years that having AMD in consoles would give them an advantage and until now it was never really true, this now looks like it could well be paying dividends for them.
Things are likely to only get better as the consoles get more and more familiar to devs, which should again bode well, so much I predict we will soon enter Finewine 2.0 era
It's a pity AMD weren't upfront about it at the reveal. I'm sure they said there'd be plenty of stock.
Why didn't they just sell the reference cards along with the AIB cards next week? Greed probably.
He looked more than a tad embarrassed trying to justify the paper launch. Good supply worldewide.....waffling on about shipping daily.......availability will get better as the the year comes to the end and through early next year.
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