NVIDIA Is Rumored to Reveal a Revamped GeForce RTX 5050 Featuring 9 GB GDDR7 at This Year’s Computex

When need some rich guy who loves gaming to invest in a new RAM company that manufactures RAM. This company should be "For gamers, by gamers" and only sell RAM to individuals.
 
Skillz said:
When need some rich guy who loves gaming to invest in a new RAM company that manufactures RAM. This company should be "For gamers, by gamers" and only sell RAM to individuals.
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the whole reason everyone is dropping out of the consumer race is because they can get sued by shareholders for not maximizing a return on investment. Privately owned is the way to go. We need the Arizona Tea company of ram manufacturers.
 
Grimlakin said:
the whole reason everyone is dropping out of the consumer race is because they can get sued by shareholders for not maximizing a return on investment. Privately owned is the way to go. We need the Arizona Tea company of ram manufacturers.
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So you watch The Fat Electrician also?
 
igor_kavinski said:
10 or 12 GB. But I would like to see them do slower 18 GB. That would age better.
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Honestly no need for 12 GB on a 5050. It's a 1080p card, and a low end one at that. I doubt there's a scenario where it'll use all 8 GB of the existing model. It's not like this thing is running psycho textures in CP2077.

I see why Nvidia is doing it. Resource consolidation. From 4x2 GB modules to 3x3 GB modules, with a slightly higher bandwidth as a bonus.
 
igor_kavinski said:
I don't care about 5050. I'm worried about 9060 XT 8 GB. It's gonna look like really bad value next to 5050 9 GB, even for AMD loyalists.
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I'm not sure how you came to that conclusion. The 9060 XT is, on average, about 25-30% faster. 1 GB of RAM difference means diddly squat.
 
Riccochet said:
The 9060 XT is, on average, about 25-30% faster. 1 GB of RAM difference means diddly squat.
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Nvidia dominates gaming GPU market with 95 percent share as sales of AMD Radeon graphics plummet to a historical low of 5 percent

As the market of graphics cards rises year-over-year.
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This has me worried. If AMD doesn't counter with better value, they may arrive at a conclusion through their own making via complacency that it's not worth investing in discrete GPU development anymore, at least for gaming.
 
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