[SOLVED] Graphics cards-AMD vs Nvidia

[2006_era_gamer]

The last time I was looking into GPUs, the Nvidia GTX Titan was king. I found Nvidia's model line up way less confusing than AMD so I went with Nvidia.

Is there nothing in it when it comes to GPUs or am I missing out on amazing price/performance ratio by simply being confused by AMD's lineup?

For instance, what is the AMD equivalent to the GTX Titan?

 

[Newtonius]

,AMD doesn't have one, their strongest card on the market was released a few months ago, the RX 5700XT, it's comparable to the RTX 2070. Then there's the cut-down version 5700 which competes against the 2060. They just released the 5500 but those are like the 1600 series.

They say they're gonna come out with a high-end card that will compete against the 2080Ti but no word as of yet, and with the rumors of the Ampere series coming out in mid-2020 that'll be the next gen Nvidia cards AMD will have to move fast.

The main aspect of the 5700xt however is that they're 100$ cheaper than their nvidia counter parts. so there's your price to performance.

 

[NightHawkRMX]

Current titan is the RTX titan, which AMD doesnt have anything that competes with it.

Currently, the RX5700xt is a very good deal. Performs slightly better than a 2070 but costs about $100 less.

 

[2006_era_gamer]

Holy <Mod Edit>, that's a £450 card!

I'm not nearly nerdy enough to spend that much on a GPU!

My current GTX 760 is more than enough for the games I play at the moment.

I was just curious about AMD, but they don't seem to offer anything Nvidia don't and their lineup is more confusing.

I think I'll grab a GTX 1060ti in a couple of years time.

 

[NightHawkRMX]

At the low end amd kills it.

Concider this. And RX570 4gb sells for around $120 and a gtx1650 sells for around $150.

The significantly cheaper rx570 performs a lot better in games.