Did you sniff glue before you wrote this?
A card that has come out nearly 2 years after AMDs 1st gen ray tracing gpus does better in one damn title.
You are gonna look like a complete fool when AMD RX 7XXX gpus launch next month.
If you take the marketing RTX bullshit hype out of things. Ray Tracing is still way over hyped.
Most games do not look much better then some extra shiny objects. Big damn deal.
Relax fan boy im living now not next month and currently this is a good deal cause it has twice the memory of 3060 and has better RT performance and btw glue is not sniffable just try to be more polite.
I am somewhat pleasantly surprised by this Intel 770 GPU overall. It is better than I anticipated performance and stability wise and the issues it does have seem to be things that will be likely to improve with time. On the other hand, I'm not sure where to even find one in stock right now, irregardless of price.
Did you sniff glue before you wrote this?
A card that has come out nearly 2 years after AMDs 1st gen ray tracing gpus does better in one damn title.
You are gonna look like a complete fool when AMD RX 7XXX gpus launch next month.
If you take the marketing RTX bullshit hype out of things. Ray Tracing is still way over hyped.
Most games do not look much better then some extra shiny objects. Big damn deal.
RDNA3 will be same RDNA2 and all generations of AMD cards = loud , hot and "wide range of high FPS and low FPS/lag"
It really shows the lack of maturity of the product when you look at the inconsistencies between games:
Sometimes it trade blows with RTX 2080 (Valhalla, SOTTR)
Sometimes it's 15% below RTX 2080 (Far Cry 6, Forza 5)
Sometimes it's 30% below RTX 2080 (Witcher 3)
Aside from those variations it seems to be somewhere between RTX 3060 and 3060-Ti on Ray Tracing.
Most likely a matter of driver maturity ?
Definitely old news in terms of performance, not up to date at all. I was surprised to see performance per dollar being only bested by the 3060ti, but it's probably questionable sense to buy such a relatively low performing card when the next gen cards from NVidia & AMD are starting to come out.....although currently the price/performance ratio of the latest gens is nothing to write home about - rock & hard place!
Talk about closing the stable door after the horse has bolted.
Intel cocked up big time not getting a card to 3DGuru for review on time and because of that I lost interest in the product a long time ago.
In EU, found a shop, where you can pre-order A770 16Gb LE for €420.-. it is ~€8.4/ fps G3D bang f bug
I like this "little pretty" card just how it looks from the outside. I refuse to give my money to AMD/ Nvidia, I will better "sponsor" a third competitor 🙂
Maybe I will be the first G3D member to buy this card!!
Ed.:I really mean it!!: minutes ago I was digging deep, and heureka!, found my original Koolance "made in USA" ultra high quality full copper GPU waterblock, a quality product, you will never ever get again. Like new in original packaging, box opened only for taking this uinque picture!
This block was ordered around 10 years ago directly from Koolance USA for my R9 280x and took 2-3 weeks shipping to Europe (ordered 2, got them cheaper because of discontnued model). OMG, I can tell you, this 100% US made waterblock will last forever, at least longer than any Nvidia GPU and most important, it will never melt! Hope it will fit my new A770 (in some way) without a lot of rework.
This Koolance block is 1/4 size of new EKWB´s for 4090 but weighs over twice as much and has absolutly no fancy plastics or LEDs, which is the best feature of all, just wonderful, love it.
But it's a bit of a shame that I have to dismantle this cute looking A770 for it....
maybe someone notices something...
So, i`ve just read the review and it was as expected, a decent card with some drivers issues and too expensive for what it offers right now.
In Portugal the cards costs around 450€ but i`ve already seen it at 400€.
The correct price should be 300€, 350€ max.
It`s not a bad card for a start but Intel needs to deliver something better next round.
Great review!
I think price little to high but performance is there unlike all there other outing with dGPU, sadely it only good performnace IF you have new system that supports rebar, other wise it really bad. Driver issue should sorted out at some point so long as it no abandoned.
2-3 gen down road if it still going should be intresting, would kill for pricing war to happen. cause right know gpu prices are just getting to stupid,
A phrase intended to frustrate your opponent, followed by a request for more politeness.
Also, you have what looks to be a middle finger for an avatar... 🙂 Interesting arrangement.
Back on topic though. Just not feeling it with these cards.
This block was ordered around 10 years ago directly from Koolance USA for my R9 280x and took 2-3 weeks shipping to Europe (ordered 2, got them cheaper because of discontnued model). OMG, I can tell you, this 100% US made waterblock will last forever, at least longer than any Nvidia GPU and most important, it will never melt! Hope it will fit my new A770 (in some way) without a lot of rework. This Koolance block is 1/4 size of new EKWB´s for 4090 but weighs over twice as much and has absolutly no fancy plastics or LEDs, which is the best feature of all, just wonderful, love it. But it's a bit of a shame that I have to dismantle this cute looking A770 for it.... maybe someone notices something...