SolidQ
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Thye won't quit it. They good at budget/mid/high segment. Ultra segment not for everyone.
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Radeon RX 7900 GRE announced. 260W TDP. 5120 Cores. 16 GB VRAM. Starting at $649.
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Puscifer
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I think as much further investing I'm done. I'm happy with my PC and my PS5 plays everything from my PS4 but better, so I'm good.
SantaC
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AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX 24 GB GPU Hits Its Lowest Price Yet of $799 US, Comes With Starfield Premium Edition
AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX is now available at its lowest price yet of $799 US at US retailer, Newegg, and comes with a free copy of Starfield.
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//DEVIL//
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Nope. 4090 is awesome. Sucks to you maybe because the price. which I would agree. but in terms of Technology? this card is a beast. been enjoying it and no regrets.
Spyxos
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At this price, this card doesn't even exist for me. It is over 2k here.
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Unknown Soldier
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So basically getting rid of some defect dies. Same as the very limited release 5600X3D.
//DEVIL//
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I can understand if you are new to PC. but usually, its just the first time that is hard to swallow. Because usually what high end gamers do ( if money is an issue ), is to sell the GPU couple of months before the new announcement of the card. this way they recoup lots of money back.
This is what I did with my 3090 and 2080ti before it. if a card is 1500$ coming in Sept, I sell my card in July for 1200$ or so ( which is what I did with my 3090. in fact, my 3090 selling price was 500$ Canadian shy from a 4090 FE price. Had to wait 3 months but, I have my PS5 and old GPU I keep as a spare for simple gaming ( got a cheap 3060 for 250$ CAD when people were scared selling their mining stuff
Spyxos
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I've been playing on the Pc for a while now. I've never spent more than 400-500 there, and will not do so in the future.
PaintTinJr
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I wonder how these cards measure up in blender - once AMD's Pro Radeon Render addon is installed - and if the pricing is largely because of that market segment getting superior value - assuming the advertised fastest RT claim is actually true with the Radeon Pro render in offline rendering, rather than games.
I recently tried that config with an RDNA2 integrated graphics on a laptop with particle fur rendering and was surprised by how the Pro Render improved rendering results, and times when switching back to Cycles or the LucCore renderer addon, which then had access to a different HW accelerated list of enumerated devices. So maybe it added access to features like the rapid pack maths available.in the RDNA to the renderers and made it easier to exploit the benefits of the async compute..
I recently tried that config with an RDNA2 integrated graphics on a laptop with particle fur rendering and was surprised by how the Pro Render improved rendering results, and times when switching back to Cycles or the LucCore renderer addon, which then had access to a different HW accelerated list of enumerated devices. So maybe it added access to features like the rapid pack maths available.in the RDNA to the renderers and made it easier to exploit the benefits of the async compute..
SF Kosmo
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They're worse value imo, if you're factoring in RT and AI performance and features like DLSS.
Like for crypto mining maybe AMD is a better deal, but if the goal is to make your games look as nice as possible and run and smooth as possible, nVidia has more bang for the buck no contest.
It looks like a limited edition product to use up faulty Navi 31 dies. Kind of like the 5600X3D.