News Alleged AMD RX 7700 and RX 7800 GPU Performance Leaked

[renz496]

Why buy rx 6600 if you can get 2nd hand rx 5700 xt for dirty cheap (got mine for $124) it plays 99% of games at nice framerate with high or better graphic details

not everyone comfortable buying used no matter how cheap they are.

 

[sherhi]

bad step in what?

Low vram, terrible pricing neck and neck and not meeting expected performance. Some conspiracy theorist may think they are colluding or something in this duopoly.

 

[renz496]

Low vram, terrible pricing neck and neck and not meeting expected performance. Some conspiracy theorist may think they are colluding or something in this duopoly.

about pricing many people think AMD can easily undercut nvidia heavily. but that most likely not the case.

 

[oofdragon]

All the people complaining of the lack of RT... reminds me something like 15 years ago
oh yes ! it was the same BS about PhysX !

exactly the same : "yeah it's kinda useless for no but who knows !, i dont want to miss out on this new feature"
people even bought cheap entry level nvidia cards as physx accelerators.

and yet, nobody gives a damn about physx anymore. Havoc works for everyone and make one of your core work like 10%, big deal.

I am sure Nvidia has several more ideas of "revolutionnary" proprietary tech for the years to come. People forget...

This. Physx, hair works, and now RT. Just AB ANY game and you will see there's no "real" reflections or shadows going on, just a different way to sell the graphics. RT reflection turn ground into a mirror, wow very realistic 🤦 And worst.. people lose half their fps in the process. But that's how Nvidia market their games, and it actually works. The average Joe is in for any scam marketing tactics.

 

[sitehostplus]

about pricing many people think AMD can easily undercut nvidia heavily. but that most likely not the case.

AMD has determined they can make more money by slightly undercutting Nvidia's gold-plated pricing scheme than actually competing against them.

When Nvidia is selling cards for like $2,000 a pop, why do anything to rock the boat?