cucaulay malkin:

here comes amd marketing departament well it's slower than 3070 and costs more so it's a pretty extravagant rockstar

tunejunky:

I have ZERO idea where YOU are at but RX6750 is cheaper than RTX3070

cucaulay malkin:

yet their site sayss 65%, almost double the number

cucaulay malkin:

whatever the case, they're both unreal numbers except for one off scenarios like 6800 vs 5700xt at 4K which is over 40% like I said, sku to sku, 6700xt achieved 30% over 5700xt and 6500xt was worse than 5600xt they like to have fun with numbers if this is indeed the same 50% they're claming with rdna3, it shouldn't be hard to extrapolate the performance based on 50% of rdna2 vs rdna1, the only unknown is the power limit. if they stay at 300w, they'll ofer 1.5x of 6900xt, and I bet they'll want more

cucaulay malkin:

correct, they were higher initially but went down they're about 10eur lower than 3070 atm I'm in EU And that's how you really sound to us. your posts just read like adverts that's just true

tunejunky:

i'm not an advert but you are often the other name for a donkey in your treatment of others. Do Not Characterize others as it's insulting. learn manners also not everyone is YOU. there are many folks that will take +50% memory (12Gb vs 8Gb) at any given resolution. right now a "gimped" LHR 3070 costs more to buy and to operate. end of story. there is no "good" or "bad" about it. i have recommended 3070's for several people but the 6750 is the first AMD gpu below the RX6800 i've ever recommended, particularly with an AMD cpu. "what you sound like" is an apologist for all things Intel/Nvidia. and FYI, i'm a stockholder in all of the above (AMD,Nvidia, Intel).

Undying:

Advanced chiplet packaging got my attention. RX7950XT chiplet design confirmed?

cucaulay malkin:

lol if 6750xt is worth 110eur over 6700xt you're just funny pushing the new refresh that's just terrible value against the old 6700xt yet you get nervous when I tell it like it is, you're doing advertising for the red team not ever taking the customer's side. it looks like you want to sell us the product to make more proft for those shares, and think amd gpus need your incentive on this forum. the way you react always proves my point.

tunejunky:

i'm not an advert but you are often the other name for a donkey in your treatment of others. Do Not Characterize others as it's insulting. learn manners also not everyone is YOU. there are many folks that will take +50% memory (12Gb vs 8Gb) at any given resolution. right now a "gimped" LHR 3070 costs more to buy and to operate. end of story. there is no "good" or "bad" about it. i have recommended 3070's for several people but the 6750 is the first AMD gpu below the RX6800 i've ever recommended, particularly with an AMD cpu. "what you sound like" is an apologist for all things Intel/Nvidia. and FYI, i'm a stockholder in all of the above (AMD,Nvidia, Intel).

Undying:

I would certainly go for 12gb instead of 8gb. Its becoming a real bottleneck even at 1440p. The 480Eur 6700xt is the best deal you can get right now.

Truder:

I know this is going to be annoying for some however, there is a caveat with AMDs performance - for RDNA2 on the AMD website it states "Up to 65% more perf/watt over RDNA" - A really annoying phrase at the beginning of that statement "Up to", this is AMD stating the best case scenario here, not the average performance uplift (pretty sure anyone who subscribes to a broadband provider has always been sceptical of the "Up to" phrase). As for the RDNA3 announcement, note the curious >50% - greater than 50% improvement, well, this once again will no doubt be in the best case scenario and will later have the "Up to" prefix. There's no reason to get hung up about these statements.

tunejunky:

go back to school and take classes in Rhetoric and Logic. you are argumentative without reason or merit. you employ endless fallacies, mostly the Strawman Argument and Ad Hominem attacks. "whatabout-ism" is another favorite of yours. FACT: i own 3x as much stock in Nvidia and 5x more stock in Intel as i do with AMD. it took Lisa Su for me to believe in AMD product whereas i was fully invested in both Nvidia and Intel at that point. FACT: nothing anybody says in a forum is ever going to move the needle for marketing. FACT: i can be critical and still invest in a company if the core principles are solid. conjecture: i seriously doubt you can.

Kaleid:

This is nothing new, Nvidia claimed incredible performance increases with 3000 but they never arrived. But at least GPU:s become quite a bit faster compared to CPU:s which evolve much slower

cucaulay malkin:

okay but can we get back to the part why 6750xt is the greatest value if 6700xt sells for 100-110eur less I do not really come here to discuss your stocks and what lisa su means for you

Truder:

Precisely, I'm not sure why there are some here that seem to think the performance will be faster by 50% or over completely and are doggedly pursuing benchmark results to show it isn't on average when the average performance isn't what's being displayed anyway... You might want to relax a little, he's in a different country, a different continent entirely - prices there are significantly different than they are in Europe, open your mind a little please. It's clear, the value for such cards is awful in your region, doesn't mean it's the same elsewhere.

Undying:

Its becoming a real bottleneck even at 1440p.

cucaulay malkin:

well it's 75usd in NA based on pcpartpicker, I am open minded, but I'm for getting facts straight in the first place too. even with 75 not 100 this card is a poor choice against the regular 6700xt I can see 3070s are a lot more expensive there, but it still doesn't explain the positioning of the refresh against the regular card. It's like he doesn't want to acknowledge that at all, proves my point. and afaik this should work both ways, why can't he accept EU prices too. as far as I can see, 6750xt is a bad deal in na, and in eu it's just terrible.

Truder:

Depends on what SKU you want, the Powercolor red devil variants of 67x0 XT have a price difference of only $40 - PC Partpicker doesn't list prices for brick and mortar stores such as for Microcenter