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Clearly faster than 1050ti (as long as paired with Intel processor with resizable bar support) https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-arc-a380-officially-debuts-in-china-its-slower-and-more-expensive-than-radeon-rx-6400

Intel Arc A380 Slower Than GTX 1650, RX 6400 in Gaming Tests It does better in 3DMark benchmarks, but that's little consolation In the six games tested at 1080p (League of Legends, GTA V, PUGB, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Forza Horizon 5, and Red Dead Redemption 2), Intel's Arc A380 was...

Intel Arc A380 officially debuts in China, it’s slower and more expensive than Radeon RX 6400 https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-arc-a380-officially-debuts-in-china-its-slower-and-more-expensive-than-radeon-rx-6400

Performance wise if you are targetting 60fps game play, then both are equivalent (or PS5 slightly better) Otoh, if you are targetting 30fps with max native resolution then the xbox comes on top with slightly better resolution.

Jurassic World: Dominion Said 'RIP to California, I Guess' The film's director released a map of dinosaurs across the U.S. and it's not looking good for the West Coast https://gizmodo.com/jurassic-world-dominion-dinosaur-sighting-map-californi-1848823981 The film’s co-writer and director Colin...

Definitely interesting perspective shared by Frank Azor of AMD The 6650XT & 3060ti officially have the same "msrp" But one is classified as 1440p card while the other is classified as 1080p !! To put the question, the other way round, if the 3060ti starts selling for $400, then what should be...

It is nice to see that you tested using FSR where the option was available. This is very useful, keeping in mind it is similar to about to be released RSR Do you plan on a separate testing for pci3 vs pci4 (idea is to see how the playable settings get reduced in pci3 vs pci4) ?

Link to the article version of the video Where the 6600 XT ends up is basically being the least worst option, rather than a “best” value sort of product. https://www.techspot.com/news/90801-pricing-availability-update-radeon-rx-6600-xt-how.html

TLDR: The 6600XTs were intially in stock at msrp But now they are 20% above. On one hand, They are still best deal available today but the base priced models are not coming back in stock. So going forward the 6600xt is likely to cost 20% above launch msrp On other hand, For a card marketed...

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AMD used to be the underdog. Now they want to be the topdog. For next gen they are reportedly focusing more on 4K 1440 low & 1080 high are likely to be served by rebadged RDNA 2 cards !!!

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Reports of 6600XT being available briefly for msrp In Germany & UK https://www.hardwaretimes.com/amd-radeon-rx-6600-xt-prices-are-quite-close-to-msrp-across-most-global-markets-ample-availability/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

In another year or so 1080p cards might be available for around $200 ? https://www.hardwaretimes.com/lower-end-amd-rdna-3-graphics-cards-rx-7500-xt-and-below-may-be-refreshes-of-rdna-2/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

The end of retail scalping? RX 6600 XT launch prices were much better than expected We could actually buy cards at AMD's £329 SRP https://overclock3d.net/news/gpu_displays/the_end_of_retail_scalping_rx_6600_xt_launch_prices_were_much_better_than_expected/1

The msrp pricing of the 3080 & 3070 had seemed too good to be true for me. I am guessing Nvidia pushed their cards one tier lower when they got wind of increased competitiveness from AMD So the chip meant for 3080 ti was released as 3080 & likewise the 3070 has performance of 2080ti at half...

I am guessing that down the line, once prices stabilize, then AMD will release a 24 CU RX 6600 for $280 And at beginning of next year, release a 4gb RX 6500 for ~ $140 to $180

My interpretation was based on the statement below that 3090 was unique in its design

This article states that the RTX 3090 has memory on both sides of the PCB unlike the RTX 3080 (similar to RTX 3080 ti in this respect) that has memory on only one side of PCB...