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I think that's very true. The next few generations are going to get REALLY power hungry. Although I guess it depends how far the end users will go. How many watts will you spend to get those frames?
It may matter less but it always matters. If it did not have any impact then even the high end cards would have 128bit bus.
And:
- when people on high refresh rate displays want to get the most from their display i.e. to benefit from improved motion clarity
Blur Busters TestUFO Motion Tests
Blur Busters UFO Motion Tests with ghosting test, 30fps vs 60fps, 120hz vs 144hz vs 240hz, PWM test, motion blur test, judder test, benchmarks, and more.
- facing cpu bottlenecks with no way to overcome it by brute force hardware i.e. MSFS
Yeah, I imagine it does. But the gap wasn't massive between GDDR6 and 6x in the previous generation.
Couldn't they beef up the bandwidth of GDDR6 also? I think this was done already with some AMD cards. Example with 192bit memory bus:
AMD Radeon RX 6750 XT Specs
AMD Navi 22, 2600 MHz, 2560 Cores, 160 TMUs, 64 ROPs, 12288 MB GDDR6, 2250 MHz, 192 bit
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Did anyone see the Gamers Nexus review that was savage his yearly quota of sass has been achieved it was brutal lmao.
Soldato
Did anyone see the Gamers Nexus review that was savage his yearly quota of sass has been achieved it was brutal lmao.
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Soldato
Still see the apologists floating about though @tommybhoy 
Soldato
i don't think they would even if they wanted one because they'd get a lot of stick off here and probably couldn't be bothered with all that.
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There's a couple on the digital foundry coments on their website it's some serious straw clutching going on.Still see the apologists floating about though @tommybhoy
I do wonder what price these will actually be, 3080s in stock at ~£800, the gfx card pricing is bonkers isn't it. I haven't looked for a while at actual stock / prices as I'm happy with the 3070ti FE I bought (I thought that was expensive). Feels like its gonna be more like £850 -900.
Well I am going to leave this thread now and await the OCUK pricing so a new wave of horror can overwhelm us.
My final thoughts are. It is a really good piece of silicon, all of the 4000 cards are excellent performers. The only downsides are the price and of course the silly new power connector.
Having now seen the specs of the 4060 that is going to be released all I can say is hold onto to your hats because you have not seen anything yet.
My final thoughts are. It is a really good piece of silicon, all of the 4000 cards are excellent performers. The only downsides are the price and of course the silly new power connector.
Having now seen the specs of the 4060 that is going to be released all I can say is hold onto to your hats because you have not seen anything yet.
AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT Specs
AMD Navi 31, 2394 MHz, 5376 Cores, 336 TMUs, 192 ROPs, 20480 MB GDDR6, 2500 MHz, 320 bit
This card has GDDR6 with 20gbps bandwidth. Basically, there's not much difference in performance between high end GDDR6 and GDDR6x.
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£850-£1050
Prices are already up (799-829), but I can't tell you where. Suprim X and Strix OC will probably be 899-999
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It's just a shame we customers have to play the waiting game, while AMD prepares to release Navi32 based cards, but it's nothing new.
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I'm seeing prices of £900+ it doesn't bode well.
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