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I agree. Seeing these idiots try to run CP2077 at 4K with max settings being like "SEE....it's using all the VRAM!!!" on a card that could never run at those settings even if there was enough VRAM. Proves nothing. People aren't buying a 60 series card to max out settings at 4K. They'll be...

Grand Theft Auto - The Fast Saga Continues

Apex fell off hard.

there have been restrictions on Nvidia shipping GPU's to China for like 6-7 years now. Due to the mining craze and Nvidia thinking it was a good idea to send container loads of GPU packages to mining farms. Has nothing to do with who is currently in office. China and Nvidia f'd themselves. "H"...

I'm not playing the wait-and-see game anymore. If/when a 5080 Super drops it'll be **** near impossible to get one for months anyways.

Me too. The 9070XT leaves a little to be desired. Which is why I'm eyeing a 5080 for my next build, even at the stupid prices. I think it'll last longer than the 9070XT.

Nvidia is the new AMD

Those are $1000 at my MC :ROFLMAO:

They're $600 at my local MC

Console aren't exactly the benchmark when it comes image quality. Sure, they can do 4k @ 60, but it's low quality. No doubt they can play at 1440P, just not with everything cranked up. Which is why I'm saying they'll be great 1080P cards to max settings.

Let's be realistic. These are aimed at 1080P game play. Doubtful you'd even max out 8 GB at 1080P on most titles. 16 GB is overkill.

Looks like good changes. Except the removal of the blue chip transmitter. Bring that back! And good riddance to the 4x thermal. That was stupidly OP. Also glad they increased aim punch.

Why would costs jump 2-3x? The tariff's don't equal that. Most enterprise equipment isn't made in China. And Taiwan backed off, so no tariffs there.

And the 850 could be flashed to an 850 XT.

the new Pro 6000 is going to be over $10k last I heard from someone that currently uses the 6000 Ada's for professional displays. And those are going for $8k.

I can only account for what I'm being told about the Charlotte microcenter. For the past couple weeks they've been getting in more 7000 series cards than 9000. Specifically 7900 XT's and 7800 XT's. I didn't think those were being made anymore, yet, that's what they're getting. With a random...

Well, the 7000 series was a paper launch, barely any made it to stores for months. So beating that was rather easy. And they did stock stores quite well with 9000 series at launch, which was nice. Now, though, back to vaporware. 1-3 cards a week to stores isn't going to cut it. Unless AMD and...

It just feels like after the initial launch supply both Nvidia and AMD have given up. As if, that's what you get, good luck, have fun, we're focusing on other things. Want a new card, try your luck at next year's launch. I say that because supply at my local microcenter after the initial...

Was thinking the same thing. Create a page for it on the website, just never make a single one.

16 GB of VRAM can max out anything at 1440, it won't even be utilized at 1080.