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F1 2020: PC graphics performance benchmark review
Posted by: on: 08/25/2020 10:23 AM [
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Mercedes, Red Bull, Ferrari? We look at Codemasters F1 2020 in a PC graphics performance and PC gamer way. We'll test the game on the PC platform relative towards graphics card performance with the latest AMD Radeon and NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards. Many graphics cards are being tested and benchmarked.
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asturur
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Posted on: 07/11/2020 06:48 PM
Apart the rx480 and rx580? They have been strong for long.
I can't even remember buying my 1080 Ti, it has been so long. I still feel very little reason to upgrade because I run a high FPS 1440P monitor, versus 4K. People here give Nvidia a lot of crap but IMO, Nvidia has put out a lot of long-lasting performance parts and it isn't fair to just ignore that fact (recent history: 680, 780 and 1080 Tis). AMD doesn't have many GPUs that remain high-performance for several years.
Apart the rx480 and rx580? They have been strong for long.
asturur
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Posted on: 07/11/2020 06:53 PM
Still the 2070 super is starting at 560 on amazon and the 5700xt is starting at 399.
You can compare 2 cards if there is a 40% difference in price. ( 5700XT + 40% price = 2070 super )
Until you turn RTX off, then the 2070 super spanks the 5700XT, which the guru3d exactly demonstrates
Still the 2070 super is starting at 560 on amazon and the 5700xt is starting at 399.
You can compare 2 cards if there is a 40% difference in price. ( 5700XT + 40% price = 2070 super )
Astyanax
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Posted on: 07/11/2020 07:14 PM
you buy a 2070 super, you don't get black screens and broken video decoding.
Still the 2070 super is starting at 560 on amazon and the 5700xt is starting at 399.
you buy a 2070 super, you don't get black screens and broken video decoding.
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Posted on: 07/11/2020 07:37 PM
Still the 2070 super is starting at 560 on amazon and the 5700xt is starting at 399.
You can compare 2 cards if there is a 40% difference in price. ( 5700XT + 40% price = 2070 super )
I just checked on Amazon UK, there you can get a Red Dragon, one of the best 5700XTs, for £390, a Gaming X 2070 Super is £520. They are a different price tier. Under 400 quid for such a great card is good value.
Still the 2070 super is starting at 560 on amazon and the 5700xt is starting at 399.
You can compare 2 cards if there is a 40% difference in price. ( 5700XT + 40% price = 2070 super )
I just checked on Amazon UK, there you can get a Red Dragon, one of the best 5700XTs, for £390, a Gaming X 2070 Super is £520. They are a different price tier. Under 400 quid for such a great card is good value.
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Thats a sign of stagnation. People used to say the same thing about Intel because a 7700K wasnt all that much better than a 2500K. The fact my 2500K lasted like 8 years before AMD brought real competition is not a good thing. And the performance difference between Zen3 and Zen1 (3 years) will likely be greater than Sandy Bridge and Kaby Lake, even without considering the core increases.
No one was saying "my Pentium 4 2.4GHz from 2003 is still holding up well" in 2011 when the I5 2500K released. That is how bad the stagnation was with CPUs until recently, which is almost just as bad with video cards today.
Hopefully nvidia gives us a real upgrade this year but they have no reason to. GPUs are flying off the shelves as is, I've yet to see a card on sale below msrp and many are above msrp. Nvidias only competition are the new consoles this year.