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We can look at the 6000 and 7000 series launches as to why. AMD always has production problems. When the 6000 launched I'd swear there was only like 200 cards world wide for sale. They were so slow to get stock out for 6-8 months. Then same thing happened with 7000 series, couldn't get one for...

COD is losing players because they regurgitate the same garbage every year with a different name and do absolutely nothing about cheating. Then they make one post about them banning 20,000 cheaters as if that's something to be proud of....meanwhile, PUBG bans 100,000+ weekly. Every time I fire...

I'd be willing to do the same. MC is like 30 minutes from me. And, yeah, not going on release day. Nope.

I can't wait for Gigabyte to make all 5 of them. I expect a repeat of the 4090 version of this card that was unobtanium because they made so few.

Leaves room for a 5080 Ti or Super.

I expect this to sell for $2800 considering the 4090 version was $800 over MSRP.

I'm ok with it as long as there's a way to disable cross platform play. Let me play against PC only players if I so choose.

What really chaps my arse is when these AIB's sell a card with a waterblock on it and charge an extra $600-800 for it. When I can buy the same card air cooled and a separate block for another $300 and save $300-500. Gigabyte and Asrock, specifically, did this with the 7900XTX and 4090. I...

This is what it looks like. You can slide it around and see what and how it's changing. It's quite nice. It does leave all those garbage options on, like motion blur and depth of field. I turn those off, which is why it shows it isn't optimized.

It's actually sad that we have to say such things.

come with a 5lb lead weight to keep it from lifting off as the cooling fans spin up

You decide. There is a slider you can move from performance to quality. And it's not perfect, but it does get you 90% there. I don't like spending an hour fine tuning a game. I let the app make the initial settings, then I generally turn off motion blur, film grain/cinematic nonsense and a few...

I'm guessing they prototype tested it, and it didn't provide enough uplift to justify the cost. I'd imagine the latency between CCD's and how the Windows scheduler works just didn't work out.

4070 Ti Super was/is the sweet spot for price/performance. Nearly 4080 performance, 16GB VRAM, dual encoders, for hundreds less than the 4080. Two weeks ago MC had them on sale for $720.

Sure, if you don't use DLSS. From what I've seen/read the new DLSS is really good.

AIB's: hold my beer

I'm not talking about sleep. You can edit your power plan to turn off your displays after a set number of minutes of inactivity.

Sooooo, $1300-1400 for the 5080 after AIB markup, $2300-2400 for the 5090, so on and so forth.

are windows power settings foreign to you?

2020 v2.0 :ROFLMAO: