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Yep, I genuinely thought AMD is going to increase their market share at least a bit. Instead they dropped the damn ball as usual.
This is only discrete I imagine since Nvidia doesn't really have integrated graphics currently.
That's discrete graphics.
The issue is that AMD always manages to shoot themselves in the foot. Like with 9070 and XT - good products, but with fake MSRP and low availability post launch.
Prices seem legit at least in the UK. £320 for a 16GB 9060 XT, £399-ish for a 16GB 5060 Ti. As good as DLSS4 is I don't think it's worth £80 more.
That's a great price! Not worth paying £80 more on a £320 card, that's for sure.
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How much they pay you for this bro? Are you getting $0.50 off the 6090 for every time you blindly praise them? You realize it's entirely plausible they leave behind gaming gpus all together in the next 5 years, right?The next great step is to use the tensor cores together to infer the rendering of graphics. Before this, tensor cores were used only for post DLSS
Nvidia tech is amazing. Welcome to Neural rendering!
Announcing DirectX Raytracing 1.2, PIX, Neural Rendering and more at GDC 2025! - DirectX Developer Blog
Today in the DirectX State of the Union at GDC 2025, we proudly showcased the next evolution in graphics with the announcement of DirectX Raytracing (DXR) 1.2. This update promises groundbreaking performance improvements and breathtaking visual fidelity, marking another milestone in our mission...
AMD really screwed up with the 9070 lineup. Everywhere I look to buy one its like $150 to $200 over msrp
They are avaiable here in europe but not at competetive price vs nvidia cards, and im talking 9060xt/9070 non xt and 9070xt too, by competetive price i mean those cards have to be at 20-30% lower price vs same performance nvidia card to be of similar value since nvidia has better featureset, and i dont mean multiframegen, i mean better rt and ai upscaling performance, visibly better too.
Yeah, if this is the real street price, that's dumb. And there is no tariff excuse in Europe.They are avaiable here in europe but not at competetive price vs nvidia cards, and im talking 9060xt/9070 non xt and 9070xt too, by competetive price i mean those cards have to be at 20-30% lower price vs same performance nvidia card to be of similar value since nvidia has better featureset, and i dont mean multiframegen, i mean better rt and ai upscaling performance, visibly better too.
Just to give u an idea, recently launched 9060xt was supposed to be 1699pln here, yet its cheapest models (talking both cards at 16gigs vram) are 1899pln for 16gigs 9060xt:
Gigabyte Radeon RX 9060 XT Gaming OC 16GB GDDR6 (GV-R9060XTGAMING OC-16GD) - Karta graficzna - Morele.net
Karta graficzna Gigabyte Radeon RX 9060 XT Gaming OC 16GB GDDR6 (GV-R9060XTGAMING OC-16GD) jest dostępny w Morele.net! Szukasz tego produktu? Sprawdź - najczęściej to właśnie Morele.net ma najniższą cenę w Polsce.www.morele.net
and 2029pln for 16gigs 5060ti:
Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5060 Ti Windforce 16GB GDDR7 (GV-N506TWF2-16GD) - Karta graficzna - Morele.net
Karta graficzna Gigabyte GeForce RTX 5060 Ti Windforce 16GB GDDR7 (GV-N506TWF2-16GD) jest dostępny w Morele.net! Szukasz tego produktu? Sprawdź - najczęściej to właśnie Morele.net ma najniższą cenę w Polsce.
So difference is 130pln aka 34,5 usd after taxes- final price, no1 sane gonna go for amd with prices that close where 5060ti has same performance in worst case scenario and up to 30% higher performance with rt and more games supporting dlss, including dlss4.
In terms of US prices think of it like streetprice of 16gigs 5060ti being 480usd before tax, and 16gigs 9060xt being not 350usd like its supposed msrp but 450-460usd actual streetprice(before tax).
Looking at current US pricing situation it looks like this:
Cheaperst 9060xt 16gigs model is 390$
while cheapest 5060ti 16gigs model is 430$ so 40$ before taxes, around 50$ final price difference
At this rate Nvidia might have to throw some wins towards AMD/Intel once a decade to keep DOJ out.
Again, it's been at least 3 generations now that peoples cling to hopium masks
When there's a GPU shortage on Nvidia side is actually because a massive flow of cards have flown off the shelves.
AMD « not paper launch since RDNA2 » makes a fake MSRP and photo op at microcenter after accumulating months of production because it was delayed.
They're not even in same ballpark of productions output
AMD is not taking the risks of printing millions and millions of dies and risk having them sit on shelves with an Nvidia price drop.
I'm not sure how they can get out of this corner, they don't price aggressively enough and if they did they don't produce enough. If they risk both then Nvidia can do a nasty rug pull. All that risk for low margins on enthusiasts desktop GPUs while they can just go and produce AI chips with high margin and assured sales
We saw governments interfere in the gaming market not long ago when MS decided to buy Activision.
And in the end it was Sony that ended up in essentially monopoly position in the highend console market they talked about when ignoring Nintendo. Fission mailed!
I mean we just had them block Nvidia's deal for ARM a few years ago?
Holy crap I forgot about that one, imagine if that had gone through.
