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I wouldn't expect either card to release in any kind of high volume at first. They'll be hens teeth for at least 3-4 months and scalped for stupid money. I won't be a buyer immediately anyways as I'll need a waterblock, which typically don't show up for a few months after release. I'm sure...

I'd be interested to see memory usage testing at 1440P, which is what this card is aimed at. Will the 5070 even be able to push 1440P at max settings to saturate 12 GB of VRAM? I'd think the 5070 Ti would be the card to push limits, and that comes with 16 GB.

Been some pricing leaks on the 5080 and it's coming in at just under $1600. That's a hard NO from me considering I'll also need a water block that'll probably be around $300.

Considering they are only making a limited number of them they'll be collectors items in a number of years. You'd be surprised at what some of the original G-Shock's sell for.

At least it's only 12 minutes long, and not some 45 minute long rambling number salad. To save you some time just disable the two options "NVIDIA Overlay" and "Game filters and Photo mode". I had those options already disabled, so probably why I didn't see any performance issues.

Is 32 GB of VRAM even needed? Genuinely asking since I have no experience with 4K gaming or what kind of VRAM is used. Just that on cards like the 7900XTX was coming no where near using 24 GB.

I, honestly, haven't noticed. I keep an FPS counter up in every game and they all run the same. Is this only effecting 4000 series cards?

I never could finish this game. I tried it 3 times, just lose interest after about 4 hours. Maybe I'll fire it up one last time and give it another shot.

So.....it'll be woke garbage.

why does a monitor need WiFi?

Exactly. I don't sign in. And I've actually used the recommended game settings with some success. The older I get the less I want to sit there and fiddle with the 1000 different in-game graphics settings. I just want to play. So I'll apply the recommended settings and then make minor...

I've had zero problems with the app.

Let's all hope they spent some time refining their software for the "B" series release. The cards are only as good as the software that drives them.

Micro LED will be replacing OLED. It's just superior in every way. You can buy one now if you have the money. Remember when Plasma first came out? It was stupid expensive for even a 42" panel. Then large format LCD with LED full array was the next big thing that was stupid expensive. Then OLED...

If they can keep the price around $600 it'll be a slam dunk. It'll really come down to RT and encoder performance. If it's not as good in either or both they need to price it accordingly.

A cutting edge start up out of the mid-west with display technology that has both military and civilian applications........ Jordan Belfort wants to sell you some of their stock before it's too late!

It'll come down to price point. I doubt the 8800 XT will be more than $600. While the 5080 is going to be $1200+. Not even in the same league.

Rent-A-Center has been doing this for decades. If people are stupid enough to pay for it, so be it.

We were finally blessed with one in Charlotte. It's about 35 minutes away from me. I still don't like going to it since it's in the middle of the ghetto. And I mean ghetto, like, I'm not going there without other people with me and we're all armed.

It's speculated to perform on par with a 4060 Ti. If that's the case for $250 it's a slam dunk. Or course drivers and game support will be an issue.