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NVidia GeForce RTX 40x0 cards - x2 the power consumption, x2 the performance
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der bauer claims it's some kind of defect in the vapor chambers probably not circulating the coolant properly.
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Thought I was responding to someone. Must've posted in the wrong thread. Thanks!
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$799 4070ti but interesting this says there will be no FE edition, only third parties like Zotac, MSI, etc (rip evga)
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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti officially costs $799, launches January 5th - VideoCardz.com
NVIDIA lowers the price of AD104-400 desktop GPU The RTX 4070 Ti, a rebranded RTX 4080 12GB will launch at $799. We now have a confirmation on GeForce RTX 4070 Ti price, the card will be $400 cheaper than RTX 4080. According to the official slide from tomorrow’s presentation, the RTX 4070 Ti is...
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AMD Confirms Radeon RX 7900 XTX Throttling Issue Related To Thermal Solution Used In Reference Design
AMD has confirmed that the throttling issues on the Radeon RX 7900 XTX reference models are related to the thermal solution.
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4070 Ti doesn't look that bad. It's $100 more than the 3080 MSRP but performs between 3090 and 3090 TI, has DLSS 3.0, has better video encoder, and has better perf/power efficiency
The 4070 Ti performs slightly more than 2x a PS5 at rasterization (and obviously more when using DLSS 3.0)
The 4070 Ti makes the 4080 look worse. The 4080 is only about 25% faster while costing 50% more (at MSRP). Queue
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The 4070 Ti performs slightly more than 2x a PS5 at rasterization (and obviously more when using DLSS 3.0)
The 4070 Ti makes the 4080 look worse. The 4080 is only about 25% faster while costing 50% more (at MSRP). Queue
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I'm only interested in FE cards at this point. If they had released this as an FE at $799 I'd be pretty pissed. But as it was, I knew I was paying an effective $200 so I could flip my 3080 FE sooner.4070 Ti doesn't look that bad. It's $100 more than the 3080 MSRP but performs between 3090 and 3090 TI, has DLSS 3.0, has better video encoder, and has better perf/power efficiency
The 4070 Ti performs slightly more than 2x a PS5 at rasterization (and obviously more when using DLSS 3.0)
The 4070 Ti makes the 4080 look worse. The 4080 is only about 25% faster while costing 50% more (at MSRP). Queue
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I'm honestly considering going back to nVidia. I was just going to snag a "cheap" 6900XT, but I think the 4070 outperforms it slightly, no?4070 Ti doesn't look that bad. It's $100 more than the 3080 MSRP but performs between 3090 and 3090 TI, has DLSS 3.0, has better video encoder, and has better perf/power efficiency
The 4070 Ti performs slightly more than 2x a PS5 at rasterization (and obviously more when using DLSS 3.0)
The 4070 Ti makes the 4080 look worse. The 4080 is only about 25% faster while costing 50% more (at MSRP). Queue
AMD really fucked up this gen, both from a CPU AND GPU standpoint. I had such high hopes!
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Hot and loud, AMD gonna AMD.
Though I still think the x3D chips are gonna be nutso. Hope Intel can come up with something to compete in that space. They literally pioneered it with the 5775C and then abandoned it.
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That's just it, they seemed to be turning the corner. The Ryzen 5xxx had fantastic thermals and really sent a warning shot to Intel. The Radeon 6000 series of GPUs had very competitive performance and slightly better thermals than nVidia.
But now, they've thrown all that away with the 7000 series of chips in that they not only have horrible thermals, they also don't beat out the performance of Intel's offerings like the 5000 series did for a while. And the 7000 series of Radeon looks like a complete disaster - thermals are horrid and performance is "meh". Not that nVidia is really offering much better, but that makes it even more disappointing - they didn't have a very high bar and still missed.
