SolidQ
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most impressive for Nitro model is Tempsthat jump is crazy
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most impressive for Nitro model is Tempsthat jump is crazy
for long term is it better to get the 7800 or wait for the 6950 to drop in price?
i have an 500w psu
My PSU is 10 year 600W. Hope 8700XT with 7900XT perfomance gonna be like 200WEither way I'd upgrade the PSU.
Da fuck? I had to upgrade from 550w to 700w just to feel secure with my 6700 XT. I already got a motherboard + PSU die on me due to it not being enough for my rig while playing League of Legends ages ago, I wouldn't take the risk if I was you, you may end up spending more and PSUs are cheap manfor long term is it better to get the 7800 or wait for the 6950 to drop in price?
i have an 500w psu
That's true. It's not a bad card overall.there usually 5-6% difference between 7800XT and 6950XT and you missed new features exclusive for RDNA3 and above
I have a 7900xt pulse and must say is way quieter than my old 3080 and 5700xt before, actually quite impressed by this "cheap" version.The sapphire pulse 7800 xt seems to have a custom cooler with bigger fans, I wonder if it's quieter than the others.
Edit: nvm looks like the sapphire is following the reference design; the triple fan ones are custom.
I just read techpowerups review and they say the reference card is pretty loud; the pulse does seem to have custom fan blades and bearings but it's probably not much quieterI have a 7900xt pulse and must say is way quieter than my old 3080 and 5700xt before, actually quite impressed by this "cheap" version.
Not looking too rough for the ps5 Pro.
Zero reason for 6950 + it's need more Power. Look Daniel video above, there 7800XT vs 6950
Only for RDNA3. With FSR off it's fine
Right on. RT isn't a gimmick, it's the future of graphics. And the future is now.Doesn't matter what you or I think of RT, it's where game rendering is going, like it or not.
...and the fact is if you go AMD, you are going to be at a disadvantage.
If you've a quality PSU you should be fine I think, as long as your CPU is not a 13700K or 13900K CPU lol.I have a 650w power supply, it will be enough for the 7800 ?
Right on. RT isn't a gimmick, it's the future of graphics. And the future is now.
I only buy platinum PSU but I was expecting cards to be more efficient and require smaller psuDa fuck? I had to upgrade from 550w to 700w just to feel secure with my 6700 XT. I already got a motherboard + PSU die on me due to it not being enough for my rig while playing League of Legends ages ago, I wouldn't take the risk if I was you, you may end up spending more and PSUs are cheap man
Going by the benchmarks, I'd say it's a downgrade.It's a meager upgrade from 6800xt,
Well, it would be the case if people actually cared about it lolI only buy platinum PSU but I was expecting cards to be more efficient and require smaller psu
Soon 1000w PSU will become required for low endWell, it would be the case if people actually cared about it lol
AMD, when they releases 7900 XT and XTX, said they could have launched a 4090 equivalent card but they didn't because of consumptions concerns, then they recently in an interview with the guy in charge of GPUs (or so I think) said that they've learnt people don't give that much of a fuck about consumption and they shouldn't putting too much thinking into that next gen... or something around those lines.
Seeing how latest cards and AMD x3D CPUs TDP are so popular, I think it's right so be ready my friend.
i have an old i7 860 but i have to change gpu because i have my connected to a 4k vrr tv and my rx 590 doesn't support 120 on 4k, that i want for indie games, general smoothness while i browse internet, and old games. Considering that the new gpu will be in this old pc just for a while, until i will change the entire build, it must work with the actual power supply (it's a good one from corsair i think, i don't remember the model tho) because for the new pc i have of course to change the power supply as well. However the triple fans model it's too big, i can't fit it in my pc, i have a sound card in the secondary pci-express slot, so i can forget it because i can't stand noisy gpu! Unless i change the case, that i don't want to do until i change the entire pc !If you've a quality PSU you should be fine I think, as long as your CPU is not a 13700K or 13900K CPU lol.
Geez, your situation is quite something... that i7 860 is very, very old lol. You might as well wait a little while longer to get the rest of the PC parts before plugging in such a new GPU. At least that's what I would do since the alternative is cutting that computer case in order to try fitting the 7800XT? Just stick with that RX 590 imo for the time being.i have an old i7 860 but i have to change gpu because i have my connected to a 4k vrr tv and my rx 590 doesn't support 120 on 4k, that i want for indie games, general smoothness while i browse internet, and old games. Considering that the new gpu will be in this old pc just for a while, until i will change the entire build, it must work with the actual power supply (it's a good one from corsair i think, i don't remember the model tho) because for the new pc i have of course to change the power supply as well. However the triple fans model it's too big, i can't fit it in my pc, i have a sound card in the secondary pci-express slot, so i can forget it because i can't stand noisy gpu! Unless i change the case, that i don't want to do until i change the entire pc !
First upgrade your cpu to a 5600 it's the cheapest optioni have an old i7 860 but i have to change gpu because i have my connected to a 4k vrr tv and my rx 590 doesn't support 120 on 4k, that i want for indie games, general smoothness while i browse internet, and old games. Considering that the new gpu will be in this old pc just for a while, until i will change the entire build, it must work with the actual power supply (it's a good one from corsair i think, i don't remember the model tho) because for the new pc i have of course to change the power supply as well. However the triple fans model it's too big, i can't fit it in my pc, i have a sound card in the secondary pci-express slot, so i can forget it because i can't stand noisy gpu! Unless i change the case, that i don't want to do until i change the entire pc !
Yeah no point buying now, first upgrade the PSU to 800w or moreGeez, your situation is quite something... that i7 860 is very, very old lol. You might as well wait a little while longer to get the rest of the PC parts before plugging in such a new GPU. At least that's what I would do since the alternative is cutting that computer case in order to try fitting the 7800XT? Just stick with that RX 590 imo for the time being.
That's kind of relative right? 50-80 more watts? Whatever.Well, it would be the case if people actually cared about it lol
AMD, when they releases 7900 XT and XTX, said they could have launched a 4090 equivalent card but they didn't because of consumptions concerns, then they recently in an interview with the guy in charge of GPUs (or so I think) said that they've learnt people don't give that much of a fuck about consumption and they shouldn't putting too much thinking into that next gen... or something around those lines.
Seeing how latest cards and AMD x3D CPUs TDP are so popular, I think it's right so be ready my friend.
Oc they're not releasing such a card unless it's targeted at AI clouds... oh damn, they're gonna do it, won't they?That's kind of relative right? 50-80 more watts? Whatever.
900W card, well that's kind of insane.
you're right, it's the best thing to do for now!Geez, your situation is quite something... that i7 860 is very, very old lol. You might as well wait a little while longer to get the rest of the PC parts before plugging in such a new GPU. At least that's what I would do since the alternative is cutting that computer case in order to try fitting the 7800XT? Just stick with that RX 590 imo for the time being.
Why should the 7800XT be $200 cheaper than a card it mostly beats in raster?The 7800XT should have been $449 and the 7700XT should have been $399.
The worst part.? I bet the 4070 still drastically outsells the 7800XT.
After the 3050 managing to outsell the 6600 im not suprisedThe 7800XT should have been $449 and the 7700XT should have been $399.
The worst part.? I bet the 4070 still drastically outsells the 7800XT.
7000 series will grant you the frame generation they’re working on for all DX11 and DX12 titles, so I’d say that might be worth it.
I’d also bump up that PSU. I don’t think 500 watts is going to cut it.
I thought they announced at gamescom that frame gen was gonna be on previous gen cards?
AMD naming scheme is just bad this gen.I never would have thought this generation could be this bad.
The fact that there is even a question of the 6800XT being better than the NEW 7800XT shows how pathetic the GPU industry is right now.
Anyone who thinks this is a good GPU needs to look back at EVERY previous generational jump between the "8" series of cards.
People need to stop buying trash or the industry will keep selling you trash.
7800 XT is same price and will have exclusive features, I don't see a reason to get the 6800 XT instead, unless it's like $100 cheaper or soSeems like $500 6800XT with FSR3(afmf) support. Seems like a good value.
Another video from Daniel Owens, I think these new AMD are good, the 7800 XT is not great but it's not "bad" considering they're not charging you more for it. The 7700 XT obliterating the 4060 Ti is a good deal and it's also a good jump from 6700 XTInteresting to see the 7700XT hanging to victories vs. the 4060ti even in some of the RT testing.
Speaking of intel, and legit info on their next set of cards?