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#6135085 Posted on: 05/24/2023 04:31 PM
Idk, for $269 looks like a win to me. It will go up against the 4060, not Ti.
LOL...uses more power than 4060Ti and 30% slower, it's an utter failure of a card
Idk, for $269 looks like a win to me. It will go up against the 4060, not Ti.
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#6135087 Posted on: 05/24/2023 04:37 PM
Idk, for $269 looks like a win to me.
At $300 it's DOA indeed.
At $200 however it's a nice E-sports/casual gamer card.
At $250 it's very meh still, I'd rather grab a discounted 6700XT or even better, the 10 GB versions which are cheaper.
Looks like AMD realized in the very last second that $300 is complete DOA.
However, $270 is not any better, this is still way too much and basically price/performance stagnation. At least it's not regression like the higher end products from NV.
I was maybe considering one of these for the living room PC, but nah, f0ck it, this is pathetic. I'll just upgrade the old RX 570 in there next generation (maybe, if there's a solid uplift, not like this crappy stagnation we're experiencing now)
Idk, for $269 looks like a win to me.
At $300 it's DOA indeed.
At $200 however it's a nice E-sports/casual gamer card.
At $250 it's very meh still, I'd rather grab a discounted 6700XT or even better, the 10 GB versions which are cheaper.
Looks like AMD realized in the very last second that $300 is complete DOA.
However, $270 is not any better, this is still way too much and basically price/performance stagnation. At least it's not regression like the higher end products from NV.
I was maybe considering one of these for the living room PC, but nah, f0ck it, this is pathetic. I'll just upgrade the old RX 570 in there next generation (maybe, if there's a solid uplift, not like this crappy stagnation we're experiencing now)
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#6135088 Posted on: 05/24/2023 04:40 PM
And 4060 will use 25% less power for the same raster perf, while offering superior upscaling + already working Frame Generation
Idk, for $269 looks like a win to me. It will go up against the 4060, not Ti.
And 4060 will use 25% less power for the same raster perf, while offering superior upscaling + already working Frame Generation
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#6135093 Posted on: 05/24/2023 04:50 PM
for price point it great, atlest AMD get that, nvidia want to charge more fore new gen by quite bit for performance on pair to last gen, well less you much higher price cards..
IF i had to buy new card cause 1070ti died i would probably by this just cause the price it self is actual what should be imo for this class. but gen to gen this pathetic in general AMD/Nvidia
DLSS and FG mean nothing to me, they have there usage but should never be use as crutch for real performance which what has happen seem to. nvidia purposely castrating there cards and show almost all there charts with DLSS and DLSS and FG on and then claiming 2x performance vs last gen, which only true for game the support it and is not true x2 performance gain for most there card then gen (except really stupidly price cards) they match the last gen equivalent
I might be for most part loyal to intel and nvidia but BS is BS special when it come to pricing and nvidia has gona full on BS mode
for price point it great, atlest AMD get that, nvidia want to charge more fore new gen by quite bit for performance on pair to last gen, well less you much higher price cards..
IF i had to buy new card cause 1070ti died i would probably by this just cause the price it self is actual what should be imo for this class. but gen to gen this pathetic in general AMD/Nvidia
DLSS and FG mean nothing to me, they have there usage but should never be use as crutch for real performance which what has happen seem to. nvidia purposely castrating there cards and show almost all there charts with DLSS and DLSS and FG on and then claiming 2x performance vs last gen, which only true for game the support it and is not true x2 performance gain for most there card then gen (except really stupidly price cards) they match the last gen equivalent
I might be for most part loyal to intel and nvidia but BS is BS special when it come to pricing and nvidia has gona full on BS mode
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This should have been a 249$ card max.