RTX 5090 - $1,999
RTX 5080 - $999
RTX 5070ti - $749
RTX 5070 - $549
I don't think this is going to work out for AMD like they hoped.
RTX 5080 - $999
RTX 5070ti - $749
RTX 5070 - $549
I don't think this is going to work out for AMD like they hoped.
emike09
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This announcement is exactly why I grew to dislike AMD back in the late 90s, early 2000s. I recall reading several PC Magazine print ads where AMD's entire 4-page color spread was AMD logo'd scantily clad female models with CPUs, or tough guys holding guns looking like cool gangsters, with text like "Badder than the baddest". "We'll blow you away with savings." "Get the girl of your dreams with AMD". They knew Intel was better, so they marketed to those who couldn't tell the difference. Now they've beaten Intel, so they give us real data and skip the fluff. But they can't beat Nvidia. Yet.
Perhaps they're being smart. Laying low. They know they can't beat Nvidia so they just give us marketing terms to satisfy investors. They have amazing CPUs, and know it, so on the CPU announcement they threw their numbers and stats at us to prove they've beaten Intel.
Hard to beat two giants at once. Nvidia might not have mainstream CPUs, but there's a good chance the CPU becomes less and less important over time. All in all, impressed with their success and excited for the competition. Just give us specs and numbers we can work with and don't waste our time with worthless announcements that are absolutely meaningless.
Perhaps they're being smart. Laying low. They know they can't beat Nvidia so they just give us marketing terms to satisfy investors. They have amazing CPUs, and know it, so on the CPU announcement they threw their numbers and stats at us to prove they've beaten Intel.
Hard to beat two giants at once. Nvidia might not have mainstream CPUs, but there's a good chance the CPU becomes less and less important over time. All in all, impressed with their success and excited for the competition. Just give us specs and numbers we can work with and don't waste our time with worthless announcements that are absolutely meaningless.
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Well, Nvidia just dropped a pricing bombshell.
5090 @ $1999
5080 @ $999
5070 Ti @ $749
5070 @ $549
Now we just need to see how they perform in the real world!
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in this price, if the performance in Raster is ~5070Ti and RT around 5070, either they F up yet again, or we can have some $400 5070- 5070Ti performance
That is some weapons grade copium.
They will be priced $50 less than their Nvidia equivalent.
That's what I suspect will end up also, hence the they will F up as usual or make the copium true, but I personally lean more towards the big F up
beyondlogic
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amd haven't really to my knowledge done much of anything there hair physics needs a complete rehaul.
frames mean ah heck all if game looks like crap lol.
im literally banking on intel in a few years to be a proper threat to nvidia as right out the gate raytracing is strong.
we are only on gen 2 of there cards and they are doing actually well. especially on price as long as stores dont get greed and hike prices beyond msrp then they should be dandy.
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