Recent content by ingtar33

well, remember AMD isn't selling an AMD reference model, so when they quote sales numbers they're quoting GPU chips sold to partner providers. those 200k probably have shipped. to Sapphire and Asus and gigabyte and all the other 3rd party manufacturers. where THOSE gpus are in the pipeline we...

like everything Yeston does it's sorta silly, but i got to give them credit. in a marketplace where everything looks the same and performs the same, they're trying something to stand out, with their now iconic "waifu" gpus. they've carved out an identity for themselves that makes them...

this is valuable data to jensen. look forward to the 6090 launching to a $4000 pricepoint, with the 6080ti coming in at $3000 now with 16x the number of fake frames per real ones rendered.

let me educate you on the basics and maybe you can take off your team green sunglasses long enough to understand what i'm saying. we'll use the number 1000 to represent the hypothetical "normal market" demand for gpus in a given year. we don't know the real number, but for simplicity i'll use...

from what i understand (context missing) AMD did a double the "normal" sized run for the 9000 series, meaning they were expecting 2x the normal interest. the problem is this. AMD is 15% of the GPU market. double their normal interest isn't a huge amount of gpus. NVIDIA did 1/4 their normal...

in AMDs defense, i don't think they expected nvidia to step on their own penis so bad with the 5000 series, maybe if they had a year of warning they might have ben ready for it. but it was really a disasterous 2 months before the 9070xt launched.

I have a major problem with this review. generally speaking generation by generation progress on nvidia is for a 5070 to perform like a 4080 or a 5060 to perform like a 4070. this card performs like a 4070 super. a 5070. it has the same ray tracing performance, same raster performance ends...

i agree in principle, but this pricing is outrageous. by most leaks this card performs somewhere around the 7900gre maybe a little better, but not better then the 7900xt. the 7900GRE is a $550 card. the 7900xt is a $750 card. they're pricing this against their own product line, not against...

they f-ed it up. seriously. cannot stop stepping on their manhoods can they? this is a card around the 7900GRE in performance, that's a 550 card. you can still buy them for that price. and amd seriously killed the launch with it's own product lineup. this is sureal stuff here. the one...

I'm currently on a 7900GRE, its the first AMD card i got since the GTX970 (I've had several nvidia cards since then), and i don't know what driver issues you're complaining about. whatever issues amd has with drivers is long dead and over. That said it's not like amd is perfect, their FSR is...

and these cards will be sold out no matter what nvidia shovels them. when AMD comes in with 5070ti performance on the 9070xt and at the $550 pricepoint team green will release the 5070, at about 30% less performance then the 9070xt in everything execpt for ray tracing where it draws close to...

if these numbers are real this card competes with the 4080... and is probably a little behind the 5070ti

yes, because its important to put up an artificial barrier to performance for a grand total of 4 games anyone plays with ray tracing on, that they can actually tell it's on. all ray tracing is, is physx version 2. there were free software solutions that did this. nvidia took one, made some...

i think it was $9-$20; i got notified i could collect it (I had a 970). I laughed when i saw the settlement amount and didn't bother to collect. generally they don't tell you how much it will be until they know how many people will claim. the email i got said 9-20ish... might have been a few...

THG, you're such AMD shills. this is a FEATURE. it's a surprise mechanic. when you open the box you might get a 5090 (review sample) or you might get a 5090 (poop version). just because 98% of the 5090's are the (poop version) doesn't mean it's false advertisement. because there is still a...