@@constantindragomir4425 pretty much same boat, 13900k with 2070 super, hopping to get a 5070ti or 5080 msi suprim x and a 1440p 360-480hz oled next year
I had to say farewell to my ASUS 1080ti today. My monitor keeps turning pitch black. After I added a new thermal paste, it worked for a few months until today. This time I even replaced thermal pad, but the problem came back. I really don't know what to do at this point. 😢 I am just going to hang it on the way. I hope my next GPU will last that long.😢
@@dmaxsaint5895find a 4070ti/super locally if you can. Negotiate the price down to $489 or so. Or wait till the price drops ofc after Blackwell launches
The price to performance on the 40 series is not that great, and I don't expect any change for the 50 series. Already 12GB AGAIN for the 70 class tells you all you need to know. AMD was giving you 16GB back when the 3070 came out. Nvidia are going full apple, very little improvement but gimmie much more mon-ney.
Too late, I just bought a 4080 Super. I've been waiting too long and I want to play around with a new PC over Xmas. The price was reasonable and a 5080 will probably be about £200-£300 more expensive (if I can get one) for around 20% more performance which I probably don't need anyway for playing at 2k.
5080 will probably be 30-40% faster, judging by leaked CUs count and memory config. What will it's price be is the real puzzle. Don't think it will cost anything less than $1200.
@@stangamer1151 I'm not sure. The 4090 is around 25% faster than a 4080 Super in benchmarks so if what you say is correct, that means a 5080 will be faster than a 4090. But many commentators are saying that doesn't look to be the case. Time will tell.
@@jackbrown6788 In real gaming scenarios 4090 can be up to 35% faster than 4080. Usually it outperforms it by 30% at 4K. At 1440p the difference shrinks down to 25%. Taking into account the fact that 5080 has GDDR7 and thus much higher bandwidth than 4080, it may, at least, match 4090 and outperform it in RT (if it has more efficient RT cores, which is likely).
@@stangamer1151 youre forgetting its nvidia were talking about. We dont know the performance, the price, or the features that will come. If i lose out on $50 bucks of value for not waiting a few months, im fine with that honestly. Im guessing the 5070 will be worse than the 4080 super, and maybe even have less vram.
@@Crazzzycarrot-qo5wr 5080 ~ 4090. 5070 Ti ~ 4080 (Super). 5070 ~ 4070 Ti. This is the most realistic scenario, taking into account recent leaks and rumors about 5000 core/SM counts. They will probably also introduce DLSS 4, which either becomes exclusive 5000 feature or not.
6:37 The MSRP of the 1070 was $379. 😠 Not $500. Only the "Founder's Edition" was $50 more, supposedly to "not step on AIB partners' toes" (something that went to shit with the release of the 2000 cards). Edit: Oh, it's "adjusted with inflation", huh? Look at them trying to make "$600 for what is essentially a 60-class" happen. It's not going to happen. $379 adjusted for inflation was $479 in April 2023 (when they released the "4070")! 😠 Only $100 more, not almost double of "379"! And that "$479" by 2024 the price should have come down, because that's how it works, older tech gets discounted. 😠 BS justification by Nvidia. The "real" 4070 is now $800. And it's called "4070 Ti SUPER". 😡
Yes, the new Nvidia cards are on their way, but I’ll go ahead and buy one now. I can always sell the old one later if needed. New cards often come with delays: drivers, bugs, and other issues. Plus, there’s always the question of power consumption-if it keeps climbing, even today’s setups might struggle. Not to mention the size of these cards; will they even fit standard cases? It’ll take time before we know all the details after the release, so why wait endlessly for the “perfect” card when I can enjoy a solid one now?
I agree with you about other ideas but for power efficiency, they say it will increase compared to 40 series. Most of the improvements about power efficiency and DLSS.
Trying to build a new gaming right but can't get hold of a the X3D AMD, but I see the 7900 XTXs are dropping to sub $900. Might be a better alternative.
@ bro, even 5070 has 4090 performance and it’s only 549$, and with uber super dlss4. amd still remains silent to get destructed, probably because they can’t reach nvidia level :d don’t be ridiculous and go get a 50 series card.
@@pavyonat So DLSS and Reflex are going to counteract each other? Thing is, the cards are now focused on software rather than hardware, sow no more raw power, just make believe power.
Budget and MidRange Gamers have been extremely angry at Nvidia. I wouldn’t be surprised if they do the exact same thing for RTX 5000 series with RTX 4000 series where they inflate the price and give us less. If they end up selling an RTX 5060 with 8GB of VRAM on an 128 bit memory bus and it sells for around $400, that would make me extremely angry as that GPU is really a budget GPU priced at MidTeir. And the RTX 5070 with its 12GB of VRAM is a complete Joke is they sell it at 600-700. At that price you should be getting much more performance and VRAM. It seems to me that only the 5090 is worth it, but it is out of reach for most people. My suggestion would be to pick up a used Nvidia GPU or see wait RDNA4 has the offer. Form what I’ve heard the RX 8800XT is going to perform in between the 7900GRE and 7900XT, have better raytracing performance, have 16GB VRAM on a 256bit memory bus, and will be price around $500 or lower. I believe the 8800XT will match or beat the RTX 5070. If that is the case then the decision for mid range is clear. RX8800XT is the way to go.
If that's the case it's going to be difficult for me to go back to AMD as my current GPU is a 4070 TI Super. If AMD could manage to match the performance of a 4080 Super I'd be there.
AMD will almost assuredly bring much better native price to performance cards but the real question is how well FSR will perform. A lot of people go Nvidia rather than AMD for DLSS alone.
@@Resist_JWO_1984 Congratulations, you figured how publicly traded companies work, lmao. Edit: You are right tho. I own stock in both companies. Doesn't matter what you buy, the line is still gonna go up, and I benefit from both companies being successful. Soooooo.... Thanks?
I am on hold since 2018 to upgrade my graphics card. I got R9 380 installed in my pc and I am not going spend a penny until the day I see real competition returns to market and price fixing crime ends. Despite the fact that, I need to get a new graphics card (with at least 16 GB vram) I do not trust "nvidia/amd/intel" trio. They showed all uf us, how they much they enjoy to work hand in hand against us. Price fixing must be stopped... Otherwise, I'll continue using my good old R9 380 and not buy any product. I never surrender to market manipulation and/or overpriced products...
I bought a GTX 580 in 2011 to play a modded Skyrim. I have been through many GPU upgrades since then, and now about to buy an RTX 5080 to play a modded Skyrim.
I remember wanting to upgrade from 1080 to 3080 and just waiting for the release 😂 Everyone knows what happened next... So going by that good luck with finding one after launch that won't be double the price 😅
I suggest for you guys to check out Wabbajack modpacks. You can choose your gameplay style and size of the modpacks there. It's difficult to recommend mods to other players, because everyone have different taste and PC set up. I'm currently playing Lorerim and Apostasy. I'm also waiting for Wunduniik to finish updating.
The RTX 4000 series inventory will be clearing for the next 6 months at least, possibly entire year, not only 1-2 months! At least here in Europe, we had the 3000 series lingering around for a year, overlapping with the new 4000 series. And I don't mean the lowest option like the 3050 that is still available today, but the higher level ones, 3070-s and 3080-s were offered at the same time we had 4060-s and 4070-s
i have too much spare income so that doesnt really affect me lol stop harassing people because of your financial situation, you are not entitled to own this
I think the biggest thing is the memory speed is said to be really fast, a huge leap. But honestly going to AM5 and having PCIE 5.0 is probably going to finally be beneficial.
People are so stupid for buying the 4060 because now it's one of the most popular GPUs. Anyone who is at least relatively experienced with PC gaming will know the 4060 is a 4050. Nvidia has gotten away with using an 07 chip, which is normally used for the 50 class GPU into a 60 class GPU. This is why I call it the fake 4060 because it has the performance of a 4050, but with the 4060 naming scheme and price slapped onto it. Worst of all, the 4060 managed to get this popular with only 8GB of VRAM on a measly 128-bit bus. This proves people really are that stupid and don't bother doing any research before buying a GPU. Hopefully, the 5060 doesn't suffer from the same problem, and it actually ends up using the full 06 chip and not the 07 chip.
people will buy nvidia no matter what they offer. in my country people bought rtx 3050 while the rx6600 is cheaper. RX6600 more powerful than RTX3050 its actually trade blows with rtx 3060. yet people buy nvidia
@@VisalAshintha I know, it's beyond patheic. Thank all the fanboys for the PC gaming industry constantly getting screwed. I am fed up with Nvidia getting away with these scams.
That depends on the region too. In my country the 4060 is actually cheaper than radeon 7600. I've also seen many 4060s used in small form factor cases.
They buy it cuz they are new to PC Gaming and that's all they can afford. It's very unfortunate that AMD and NVIDIA both scum buyers on low end now. Mid range costs as much as back in the days top end.
It's actually the opposite: buy soon, when prices start to lower a bit to empty old stocks. The 50 series will use a more power, all will use the new 12pin crappy connector and the cards won't be cheaper or widely available for months after announcements If you want to get 50 series, better wait towards the end of 2025
do not buy or invest into NVIDIA you guys are going to be bitching when NVIDIA takes out the ENTIRE GPU market which nvidia has 88% of the market share now if NVIDIA takes any more of the market away from AMD, you're XX60's low end will cost double it is now and nvidia will charge insane unaffordable prices get an RX 7900XTX i swear you will nto be disappointed i was a hard core nvidia fan until i decided to give AMD a shot and i couldn't have been any happier so please if ytou want to keep GPU prices close to normal do not buy any nvidia cards you have been warned
Fsr is just not good sadly. I wish it was all about performance, but for newer games you need upscaling nomatter how fast your gpu really is, so might as well make it look good.
Here's simplest estimation of pricing based on leaked design. Nvidia made 5080 manufacturing cost match 4080 super. And 5090 twice the 5080 manufacturing cost. Nvidia has pretty much slapped same multiplier from 1080ti to 4090 to manufacturing cost. So 5080 is probably 999$ and 5090 is 1999$.
5080 should cost roughly half of 5090, if it has 2 times less CUs/CUDA cores/VRAM. 4070 Ti is in fact half of 4090 and it was priced at $800 (exactly half of 4090 price).
@@stangamer1151 Price/performance scaling doesn't work that way. It's usually not linear. Usually you pay up the nose for that extra (small) performance. Nvidia is artificially gimping the mid-range with a 192-bit bus. 😠 It looks like another skip generation. I'll be avoiding it entirely.
@zdspider6778 It was like this. But 4000 series changed the pace. 4090 is much more powerful card than 4080. And it looks like the gap between 5090 and 5080 will be even bigger. Now higher end cards offer better value. 192 bit bus is not a problem - if they use GDDR7 and 3GB modules, then 5070 will have 18GB buffer and 672GB/s bandwidth (same as 4070 Ti S). With these specs it would be a truly great '70 class card.
@@stangamer1151 Yep. I'm talking about costs and not benefits. 40 series had two things going on. First double the cost per die area. We don't know exact multiplier but double is probably underestimation. Second thing was need to clear 3000 series inventory without reducing prices. 4090 was not a problem there and was priced accordingly to its costs. What I've heard is that manufacturers are late with 3GB modules, so availability of those dictate when bigger memory amount with same bus width will happen. If we look refresh VS 4090 the cost compared to price becomes more obvious. It's probably going to be same with 50 series. The designs themselves pretty much suggested that Nvidia learned that you can charge as much as you want for the fastest card but not for the second fastest. Thus the fastest card is designed to be 33% costlier than previous flagship but second fastest is designed to match previous costs. And mid to low-end Nvidia is where there's going to be competition. Nvidia couldn't make their designs wider without making them costlier thus they went for frequency.
@@stangamer1151 Dude, stop sucking on Leather Jacket Guy's tail pipe. 192-bit is a problem. A 70-class should NOT match the previous gen 70Ti. It should match or SURPASS the previous gen 80Ti! 😠 I still remember watching Leather Jacket Guy live on stage who touted (tooted?) the 1070 as being _faster than the Titan X._ That card was $999, matched by a $379 one. The "Titan" was renamed the 90 class today. The 5070 should match the 4090, and it won't. Because 192-bit is severely gimping it. They gimped it because that's what Gimpvidia does. They gimp things. And the upcoming 5000 cards should NOT be compared to the 4000. Because the 4000 cards were ALL downgraded by 1-2 tiers (except for maybe the 4090). The "4060" should have been called the 4050. The "4060Ti" should have been called the 4050Ti. The "4070" should have been called the 4060. The "4070 Ti SUPER" should have been called the 4070. 16GB should have been STANDARD by now. Starting with the 3000 cards. And it's not even with the 4000 cards. And it looks like it won't even be with the 5000 cards! Ngreedia is actively keeping the industry down.
Yea im tired of waiting, pulled the trigger on the 9800x3d and 7900xtx. So I waited to upgrade to the 30 series and it was scalped making it impossible to get your hands on it, and then the 40 series price to performance was extremely low, and now for the 50 series they are structuring their lineup so that if you don't buy a 5090 then you are not taking advantage of all of the generational performance gains. Imagine waiting years to build a pc, just to buy a 5080 for $1100-$1300 just so you can feel like you are being ripped off. Yea no thnx.
i just got a 4070 super last week just buy it if you really want to/need it. i was running a rtx 3060 but recently switched to a 1440p monitor so for me its made sense
The generous return policies of retailers means Nvidia and AMD will be incentivized to keep the same price performance ratio for every generation. Let's say I buy a current generation GPU then I wait for next generation to release. Which GPU am I going to keep? Obviously, the one with the better price performance ratio. You might get slightly better price performance with current generation because they want to clear out old stock but not by much. Anyways, the advice will always remain the same. Only buy if you have to and wait for a sale.
RTX 40 Series DISCONTINUED??? Silly, you can still buy 10, 20, 30, and 40 cards, so I assume they will keep making the 40 and shops will be selling until stocks.
Judging from the leaked specs, the 5090 should be at least 60% faster than the 4090 at 4K raster. The performance uplift will likely be substantially bigger in ray-traced games.
@@brichardson342 the crazy part is that there will still be tons of people who would be fine spending 4k unironically and will barely notice a difference without constantly looking at an fps meter
@@rattlehead999just look into the past and look at the 20 series the 30 series and 40 series compare the power it takes and the avg fps more power doesn’t always mean better
@Igobyshawnn yeah, I'm just wondering if the higher price will be worth it compared to the 4080s. If it's even worse bang for your buck than the 4080s I might try get the 4080s instead...if it will still be available by that time.
@@energeticzombie im 90% sure ill buy a 4080s this week. 5080 will probably be much more expensive. Maybe its more value, but at the same time, is it really worth waiting 2 months, without even knowing the performance/vram/features, etc...
@@Crazzzycarrot-qo5wr true. I can wait a bit, its mainly the price and performance im unsure about. Hell, it probably would be best to wait for the 5080S if the 5080 only has 16gb vram lol, but thats an even longer wait and again you dont know how they will price it.
All you guys saying "oh I'm gonna hold off for x". 99% of you watching this won't even buy the new cards at release. From someone who has purchased cards for 25 years, IT DOESN'T MATTER. The prices will not be much different and the longer you go without having a new card, the worse you feel. Find a decent deal and buy the card you want, NOW
What do you think happens with the GPUs people return? Are they sold to other people as "new" for the same price? Reduced price? Or are they even throwing these GPUs in the garbage? I don't think you should make the recommendation to take advantage of the return policy. They will increase the prices to compensate for the losses. Think about it.
It says that only apple products have to be returned by the 15th and everything else can be returned by the 31st, am I missing something or was this just a mistake?
I just bought the zotac white etc 4080 super for like 1000 usd . I’m trying to build my first pc for 3d art and lil bit of gaming . Should I hold onto and see the 50’s price point? Or just return it get my money back and wait for the 40’s to drop for the 50 series release.
wouldn’t count on that lol. The 60 series has seen a huge decline in performance gains ever since the 2060. 1060-2060 was a 70% uplift. The 2060-3060 was around 30 percent if I recall and the 3060-4060 is literally 10 percent or so. NVIDIA is just focusing on reducing power for those cards not performance gains. Essentially NVIDIA is just making the 60 series the new 50 series 😂
I'd love the RDNA4 product stack to be varied and interesting like RDNA2. Rx 6000 series was so awesome to me. I'd love: -Rx 8500 = rx 6600 xt-rx 6650xt /rtx 3060 12gb - Rx 8600 = Rx 6700 10gb -Rx 8700= Rx 6750 xt - Rx 8700 xt = Rx 7700xt/rx 6800 -Rx 8800 = Rx 7800xt -Rx 8800 xt = Rx 7900gre. And the pricing should be around the CURRENT pricing, as off November 2024. Max GPU cost of £700 for highest RDNA4 sku. Imagine if AMD did that. With better production features , more flesher out AV1 codec, power efficiency of Rtx 40 series. Even if the ray-tracing is say, 80%-90% as good as 40 series ray-tracing. That'll be quite nice. And please, at least FSR 3.1 in dozens to dozens more games please (minimum 3.0).
Well damn I just ordered a 4080 super tuf oc. But i have a feeling that the newer 80 and 90 series cards will get a big price bump as well as a higher power consumption.
Why are we sitting here acting like we dont know whats going to happen?😂Like we havent been through this before? You know for a fact that both the 5080 and 5090 arent going to be under $1200 at MSRP. We also know that no one will be even to buy them at that price due to scalpers. If you want a good GPU right now just buy it and keep it. The 4080 and especially for 4090 are already powerful as fuck and can do pretty much anything you want.
im gonna be buying an RX 7900 GRE in about a month, i dont wanna wait 6 or so months for prices to come down because of scalpers, is it a good idea? also my current gpu is a gtx 1050ti ASUS phoenix edition, and i can get a 7900 gre for around 500-550usd
@@PVTParts472 Its unusable for me, the constant flickering , shimmering and ghosting is too distracting. And FSR4 is years away from being in enough games to matter. FSR3 is in like 5 games a year after its release. I have a 6950xt and would not recommend AMD to anyone that plays AAA games.
I would wait even AMD 8000 series to come up. It is rumored that is should appear in Q1/25 too. But it seems value improvement (price performance ratio) doesn't get better. At least market seems reflect changes in relative performance between gpus.
@@gstormcz Despite of their great Vram Hikes, the only problem AMD Gpus have they perform really poor on 4k Editing & 3D Rendering Workloads. If AMD improves that and keeps their Price intact, their 8000 series can be a Blast.
me on a RTX 3050 i got off facebook for $50 for a tower that was only $600 off facebook "eh........i'll be okay for a bit" i mainly play games that are mid 2010s titles anyway, and mostly online so, eye candy isn't THAT important to me
Chat and/or Danny, I have a 3080 FE graphics card, Ryzen 5 5600x, tuf gaming motherboard, 2 sticks of 8gb corsair DDR and a 1tb memory stick. Now all i ever play is Destiny or Call of Duty, that is about it. What would be my best route to upgrade? GPU, ryzen, Ram? what would give me more performance? Higher FPS?
I sold a 3080ti I had and got a 4070ti for $425.00 barely used. I don’t see the issue here 🤔 stop looking at 4060s/ti, normal 4070s and 4080s, they are TERRIBLE value. 4070 Super/Tis are the cards you should look for based on price:performance. Buying new is also dumb considering most of these cards still have warranty and production has ceased. Not impossible to spot this kind of deal if you look hard enough locally, negotiating goes a long way
I am moving to the red team if there prices are not reasonable, I currently have a Loaner 7900 XTX in my system and I am very happy with its performance, and I will be happy that I'm doing by part for consumer competition, Thanks for the update.
I did a leap of faith and changed my system to an all AMD build and what a game changer it is. I got 7900xtx too and I'm yet to turn on frame gen or fsr in any game that I play at 1440p 144hz ultrawide. This thing is a monster.
Even if I wanted to the 4090 is 2200 POUNDS in the UK in stores. Who tf does nvidia think they are lol. They are masters of marketing tho, people will still pay those prices which is why they don't slow down on the bs.
don’t get your hopes up with the pricing. Based on the 5090 pricing which have been rumored again to be $2499.99, NVIDIA is going to pull another price hike to the 80 series so that the 4090 won’t lose value. I see the 5080 being $1200.00 MSRP which means 4090s will still sell for $1500.00 used….
i bought a 4060 ti 8 GB and am highly regretting it since i paired it with my 1440p monitor. pretty stupid that i bought it because i owned a 2070 super OC edition before this, but for some reason decided to get the 8gb??? anyways, returning it and getting something else but im wondering what i should get? got a budget of about $700-1000
I have a 4060 TI 16 GB, but I want to buy a 4080 super ti so badly... My hands are itching.. 4090 would be overkill, especially thinking about that electricity bill that will tank around 800-1000€. Grrrrr
rally would like RX Gre, too expensive for now. RTX4080s, double that, but would feel cozier. If AMD made chip that would be RX 7900 XTX (super(better effiency in general) for that wattage) for 800 bucks i would buy that.
Hope to not see ngreedia pull a fast one on us again. (* ￣︿￣) Was able snatch a 7900xtx mag air on sale at newegg for $850 around october 10th not to bumbed. Same thought process myself with holiday return will wait to see 5080 msrp. 1000 msrp return..... 1200 msrp keep simple. This card when oc'ed is 20-24% faster than 4080 super, on 3dmark she can take it. A true beast, close to 4090 in performance; within 6%. |
meh, I am looking out for second generation intel arc for video editing and multimonitor support, new machine next summer will be probably a nuc like pc or mobile workstation laptop with new amd ryzen apu
Too late, bought a rtx 4060 ti 16gb a week ago :\, the market in my country is bonkers and stupid, it doesn't really follow common sense. And I got for the price of a base rtx 4060 ti
Yeah I can already see all the scams resellers will be stirring up over the next few months as nvidia overhypes the 50 series and with a rekindled bitcoin boom it seems like it will def be a rough couple of months for people looking to get upgrades for their general use
- The latest greatest GPU release: I sleep 😴
- Last Gen Mid Range GPU at reasonable price: REAL SHIT
yea hopefully they actually have enough available to avoid scalpers...
@@Frontigenics😂
Might as well keep on sleeping lol the 4070 is garbage
@@Dempig the 4070 ti super isn't though 😊
@@spyrolancer 4070 ti super would have to be around $500 to be worth it imo but I doubt they will get that low when 5000 series releases
prices are never going back to affordable, the ceo said it himself, now that nvidia has no competition, they will rise prices even more.
How much is affordable?
@@rkwjunior2298 expect a 5070 close to 700
@@scottireland4110 in Spain 4070 is 700 we are talking about the double fans ones, not even 3 fans
You can get any GPU you want, at any price you want, _as long as you wait long enough._ Think about it. 😉
@@scottireland4110 OK how much is affordable?
Me looking at my rtx 2070 super: "survive a couple of months more please"
exactly in the same spot, just got a 14700k and my 2070 super has to hold on till the 50 drops
A 2070 super is really great, i have a 5600g 💀 waiting to get my first gpu
@@constantindragomir4425 pretty much same boat, 13900k with 2070 super, hopping to get a 5070ti or 5080 msi suprim x and a 1440p 360-480hz oled next year
i7 2600k 1070gtx.. waiting.. praying.. Please
Lol i'm still rocking my 9700k and 2070 Super
My 1080ti is in its golden years, 7 years old and still chugging.
Quality GPU, unlike the new ones.
I had to say farewell to my ASUS 1080ti today. My monitor keeps turning pitch black. After I added a new thermal paste, it worked for a few months until today. This time I even replaced thermal pad, but the problem came back. I really don't know what to do at this point. 😢 I am just going to hang it on the way. I hope my next GPU will last that long.😢
@@dmaxsaint5895find a 4070ti/super locally if you can. Negotiate the price down to $489 or so. Or wait till the price drops ofc after Blackwell launches
@@dmaxsaint5895 Get a new one bro! looks like it has died after serving you up for so many years
@@dmaxsaint5895my pc does that same thing as well. It’s either a windows update issue or a driver issue. I’d wait it out.
The price to performance on the 40 series is not that great, and I don't expect any change for the 50 series. Already 12GB AGAIN for the 70 class tells you all you need to know. AMD was giving you 16GB back when the 3070 came out. Nvidia are going full apple, very little improvement but gimmie much more mon-ney.
Says nothing, 99% of games run fine on max with 8gb vram cards 16gb vram is literal scam
Too late, I just bought a 4080 Super. I've been waiting too long and I want to play around with a new PC over Xmas. The price was reasonable and a 5080 will probably be about £200-£300 more expensive (if I can get one) for around 20% more performance which I probably don't need anyway for playing at 2k.
5080 will probably be 30-40% faster, judging by leaked CUs count and memory config. What will it's price be is the real puzzle. Don't think it will cost anything less than $1200.
@@stangamer1151 I'm not sure. The 4090 is around 25% faster than a 4080 Super in benchmarks so if what you say is correct, that means a 5080 will be faster than a 4090. But many commentators are saying that doesn't look to be the case. Time will tell.
@@jackbrown6788 In real gaming scenarios 4090 can be up to 35% faster than 4080. Usually it outperforms it by 30% at 4K. At 1440p the difference shrinks down to 25%. Taking into account the fact that 5080 has GDDR7 and thus much higher bandwidth than 4080, it may, at least, match 4090 and outperform it in RT (if it has more efficient RT cores, which is likely).
@@stangamer1151 youre forgetting its nvidia were talking about. We dont know the performance, the price, or the features that will come. If i lose out on $50 bucks of value for not waiting a few months, im fine with that honestly. Im guessing the 5070 will be worse than the 4080 super, and maybe even have less vram.
@@Crazzzycarrot-qo5wr 5080 ~ 4090. 5070 Ti ~ 4080 (Super). 5070 ~ 4070 Ti. This is the most realistic scenario, taking into account recent leaks and rumors about 5000 core/SM counts. They will probably also introduce DLSS 4, which either becomes exclusive 5000 feature or not.
6:37 The MSRP of the 1070 was $379. 😠 Not $500.
Only the "Founder's Edition" was $50 more, supposedly to "not step on AIB partners' toes" (something that went to shit with the release of the 2000 cards).
Edit: Oh, it's "adjusted with inflation", huh? Look at them trying to make "$600 for what is essentially a 60-class" happen. It's not going to happen.
$379 adjusted for inflation was $479 in April 2023 (when they released the "4070")! 😠 Only $100 more, not almost double of "379"! And that "$479" by 2024 the price should have come down, because that's how it works, older tech gets discounted. 😠 BS justification by Nvidia. The "real" 4070 is now $800. And it's called "4070 Ti SUPER". 😡
I hope they aren’t any bigger
Yes, the new Nvidia cards are on their way, but I’ll go ahead and buy one now. I can always sell the old one later if needed. New cards often come with delays: drivers, bugs, and other issues. Plus, there’s always the question of power consumption-if it keeps climbing, even today’s setups might struggle. Not to mention the size of these cards; will they even fit standard cases? It’ll take time before we know all the details after the release, so why wait endlessly for the “perfect” card when I can enjoy a solid one now?
I’m glad to see someone on the same page, I’m building my first pc in February and I’m getting the 4080 super
I agree with you about other ideas but for power efficiency, they say it will increase compared to 40 series. Most of the improvements about power efficiency and DLSS.
Trying to build a new gaming right but can't get hold of a the X3D AMD, but I see the 7900 XTXs are dropping to sub $900. Might be a better alternative.
@ bro, even 5070 has 4090 performance and it’s only 549$, and with uber super dlss4. amd still remains silent to get destructed, probably because they can’t reach nvidia level :d don’t be ridiculous and go get a 50 series card.
@@pavyonat So DLSS and Reflex are going to counteract each other? Thing is, the cards are now focused on software rather than hardware, sow no more raw power, just make believe power.
Budget and MidRange Gamers have been extremely angry at Nvidia. I wouldn’t be surprised if they do the exact same thing for RTX 5000 series with RTX 4000 series where they inflate the price and give us less.
If they end up selling an RTX 5060 with 8GB of VRAM on an 128 bit memory bus and it sells for around $400, that would make me extremely angry as that GPU is really a budget GPU priced at MidTeir.
And the RTX 5070 with its 12GB of VRAM is a complete Joke is they sell it at 600-700. At that price you should be getting much more performance and VRAM.
It seems to me that only the 5090 is worth it, but it is out of reach for most people.
My suggestion would be to pick up a used Nvidia GPU or see wait RDNA4 has the offer.
Form what I’ve heard the RX 8800XT is going to perform in between the 7900GRE and 7900XT, have better raytracing performance, have 16GB VRAM on a 256bit memory bus, and will be price around $500 or lower.
I believe the 8800XT will match or beat the RTX 5070.
If that is the case then the decision for mid range is clear. RX8800XT is the way to go.
If that's the case it's going to be difficult for me to go back to AMD as my current GPU is a 4070 TI Super.
If AMD could manage to match the performance of a 4080 Super I'd be there.
AMD will almost assuredly bring much better native price to performance cards but the real question is how well FSR will perform. A lot of people go Nvidia rather than AMD for DLSS alone.
Let's hope they use an actual 60 class chip for the 5060.
too late i bought rx 7800 xt already lol. i have no plan supporting greedivia anyway
You know, they're owned by the same entities. So it doesn't matter who you give your fiat currency to, it will end up in the same bank accounts.
Good choice
Thank god. More for us :)
The next Gen will BE scalped to death. Dont listen to the idiots telling you to wait.
@@Resist_JWO_1984 Congratulations, you figured how publicly traded companies work, lmao.
Edit: You are right tho. I own stock in both companies. Doesn't matter what you buy, the line is still gonna go up, and I benefit from both companies being successful. Soooooo.... Thanks?
I am on hold since 2018 to upgrade my graphics card.
I got R9 380 installed in my pc and I am not going spend a penny until the day I see real competition returns to market and price fixing crime ends.
Despite the fact that, I need to get a new graphics card (with at least 16 GB vram) I do not trust "nvidia/amd/intel" trio. They showed all uf us, how they much they enjoy to work hand in hand against us.
Price fixing must be stopped...
Otherwise, I'll continue using my good old R9 380 and not buy any product.
I never surrender to market manipulation and/or overpriced products...
i like how u said "im broke" in every way you can
I bought a GTX 580 in 2011 to play a modded Skyrim. I have been through many GPU upgrades since then, and now about to buy an RTX 5080 to play a modded Skyrim.
what's the best graphics mods?
I remember wanting to upgrade from 1080 to 3080 and just waiting for the release 😂 Everyone knows what happened next... So going by that good luck with finding one after launch that won't be double the price 😅
Get a 20+gb vram card if doing heavier texture mods
Hey may you give us a list of safe mods to use for Skyrim?? Plug us to your setup bro
I suggest for you guys to check out Wabbajack modpacks. You can choose your gameplay style and size of the modpacks there. It's difficult to recommend mods to other players, because everyone have different taste and PC set up. I'm currently playing Lorerim and Apostasy. I'm also waiting for Wunduniik to finish updating.
so what's the leaked release date?
as usual bro , they just clickbait us
@@Harriisss Yeah, downvote from me.
@@Harriisss all these tech channels are gonna keep burning their viewers with clickbait and then wonder why everyone unsubs
I think is January for 5090/80, february for 5070/70ti, and march for 5060/60ti
Finally i know when i will empty my pockets.
Show NVidia your lint collection!
The RTX 4000 series inventory will be clearing for the next 6 months at least, possibly entire year, not only 1-2 months! At least here in Europe, we had the 3000 series lingering around for a year, overlapping with the new 4000 series.
And I don't mean the lowest option like the 3050 that is still available today, but the higher level ones, 3070-s and 3080-s were offered at the same time we had 4060-s and 4070-s
Waiting for prices to drop to reasonable levels.
better to upgrade now since tariffs are coming
Yeah ill just pay the tariff cost idc and if the tariffs are that bad I can just buy a last gen card domestically
Depends on the manufacture.
DO NOT buy 5000 series if they price them at 2500. This is crazy!!!
i have too much spare income so that doesnt really affect me lol
stop harassing people because of your financial situation, you are not entitled to own this
@@maksymilian-zajac even if you have more disposable income than you can handle, this is not a healthy way to think at all.
I think the biggest thing is the memory speed is said to be really fast, a huge leap. But honestly going to AM5 and having PCIE 5.0 is probably going to finally be beneficial.
People are so stupid for buying the 4060 because now it's one of the most popular GPUs. Anyone who is at least relatively experienced with PC gaming will know the 4060 is a 4050. Nvidia has gotten away with using an 07 chip, which is normally used for the 50 class GPU into a 60 class GPU. This is why I call it the fake 4060 because it has the performance of a 4050, but with the 4060 naming scheme and price slapped onto it. Worst of all, the 4060 managed to get this popular with only 8GB of VRAM on a measly 128-bit bus. This proves people really are that stupid and don't bother doing any research before buying a GPU. Hopefully, the 5060 doesn't suffer from the same problem, and it actually ends up using the full 06 chip and not the 07 chip.
people will buy nvidia no matter what they offer. in my country people bought rtx 3050 while the rx6600 is cheaper. RX6600 more powerful than RTX3050 its actually trade blows with rtx 3060. yet people buy nvidia
@@VisalAshintha I know, it's beyond patheic. Thank all the fanboys for the PC gaming industry constantly getting screwed. I am fed up with Nvidia getting away with these scams.
Well I don't think if your buying Nvidia,your not that smart anyway
That depends on the region too. In my country the 4060 is actually cheaper than radeon 7600. I've also seen many 4060s used in small form factor cases.
They buy it cuz they are new to PC Gaming and that's all they can afford. It's very unfortunate that AMD and NVIDIA both scum buyers on low end now. Mid range costs as much as back in the days top end.
It's actually the opposite: buy soon, when prices start to lower a bit to empty old stocks. The 50 series will use a more power, all will use the new 12pin crappy connector and the cards won't be cheaper or widely available for months after announcements
If you want to get 50 series, better wait towards the end of 2025
I’m going to buy a h100 on credit train some models and return it in January. Thanks Danny!!
You have to make more and faster cuts per second!
I was still able to follow some of these clip-fragments...
Guys lets be real here, do you really believe that the prices are going to change for the better? Even bread is expensive as fk nowadays
*YES.*
If you wait long enough, you can get any GPU you want for any kind of money you want.
Think about it.
do not buy or invest into NVIDIA you guys are going to be bitching when NVIDIA takes out the ENTIRE GPU market which nvidia has 88% of the market share now if NVIDIA takes any more of the market away from AMD, you're XX60's low end will cost double it is now and nvidia will charge insane unaffordable prices get an RX 7900XTX i swear you will nto be disappointed i was a hard core nvidia fan until i decided to give AMD a shot and i couldn't have been any happier so please if ytou want to keep GPU prices close to normal do not buy any nvidia cards you have been warned
Fsr is just not good sadly. I wish it was all about performance, but for newer games you need upscaling nomatter how fast your gpu really is, so might as well make it look good.
Here's simplest estimation of pricing based on leaked design. Nvidia made 5080 manufacturing cost match 4080 super. And 5090 twice the 5080 manufacturing cost. Nvidia has pretty much slapped same multiplier from 1080ti to 4090 to manufacturing cost. So 5080 is probably 999$ and 5090 is 1999$.
5080 should cost roughly half of 5090, if it has 2 times less CUs/CUDA cores/VRAM. 4070 Ti is in fact half of 4090 and it was priced at $800 (exactly half of 4090 price).
@@stangamer1151 Price/performance scaling doesn't work that way. It's usually not linear. Usually you pay up the nose for that extra (small) performance.
Nvidia is artificially gimping the mid-range with a 192-bit bus. 😠 It looks like another skip generation. I'll be avoiding it entirely.
@zdspider6778 It was like this. But 4000 series changed the pace. 4090 is much more powerful card than 4080. And it looks like the gap between 5090 and 5080 will be even bigger. Now higher end cards offer better value. 192 bit bus is not a problem - if they use GDDR7 and 3GB modules, then 5070 will have 18GB buffer and 672GB/s bandwidth (same as 4070 Ti S). With these specs it would be a truly great '70 class card.
@@stangamer1151 Yep. I'm talking about costs and not benefits. 40 series had two things going on. First double the cost per die area. We don't know exact multiplier but double is probably underestimation. Second thing was need to clear 3000 series inventory without reducing prices. 4090 was not a problem there and was priced accordingly to its costs. What I've heard is that manufacturers are late with 3GB modules, so availability of those dictate when bigger memory amount with same bus width will happen.
If we look refresh VS 4090 the cost compared to price becomes more obvious. It's probably going to be same with 50 series. The designs themselves pretty much suggested that Nvidia learned that you can charge as much as you want for the fastest card but not for the second fastest. Thus the fastest card is designed to be 33% costlier than previous flagship but second fastest is designed to match previous costs. And mid to low-end Nvidia is where there's going to be competition. Nvidia couldn't make their designs wider without making them costlier thus they went for frequency.
@@stangamer1151 Dude, stop sucking on Leather Jacket Guy's tail pipe.
192-bit is a problem.
A 70-class should NOT match the previous gen 70Ti. It should match or SURPASS the previous gen 80Ti! 😠
I still remember watching Leather Jacket Guy live on stage who touted (tooted?) the 1070 as being _faster than the Titan X._
That card was $999, matched by a $379 one. The "Titan" was renamed the 90 class today.
The 5070 should match the 4090, and it won't. Because 192-bit is severely gimping it. They gimped it because that's what Gimpvidia does. They gimp things.
And the upcoming 5000 cards should NOT be compared to the 4000.
Because the 4000 cards were ALL downgraded by 1-2 tiers (except for maybe the 4090).
The "4060" should have been called the 4050.
The "4060Ti" should have been called the 4050Ti.
The "4070" should have been called the 4060.
The "4070 Ti SUPER" should have been called the 4070.
16GB should have been STANDARD by now. Starting with the 3000 cards. And it's not even with the 4000 cards. And it looks like it won't even be with the 5000 cards! Ngreedia is actively keeping the industry down.
Buy whatever you want now. Come this time next year they will be unreasonably expensive
What does your crystal ball tell you, oh Great One? 🙄
Will my daddy finally come back with the milk after 25 years?
@ it’s simple economics dude. Tariffs are going to drive the price of imported electronics sky high.
Yea im tired of waiting, pulled the trigger on the 9800x3d and 7900xtx. So I waited to upgrade to the 30 series and it was scalped making it impossible to get your hands on it, and then the 40 series price to performance was extremely low, and now for the 50 series they are structuring their lineup so that if you don't buy a 5090 then you are not taking advantage of all of the generational performance gains. Imagine waiting years to build a pc, just to buy a 5080 for $1100-$1300 just so you can feel like you are being ripped off. Yea no thnx.
Should I buy now a 4070 super or wait and buy 5070? and how much it cost?
Which card u got now
i just got a 4070 super last week just buy it if you really want to/need it. i was running a rtx 3060 but recently switched to a 1440p monitor so for me its made sense
@@cmoneytheman no card
@@The-Hunter391 oh well get you a card now
the 50 series will be more than the 40 series ever was. I'm guessing the 5070 will probably be 7-800
Problem is you're going to have to deal with low amounts of memory unless you get the 5090 or wait for the Supers.
Can’t wait for the 4090 to be considered a midrange or budget GPU
The generous return policies of retailers means Nvidia and AMD will be incentivized to keep the same price performance ratio for every generation. Let's say I buy a current generation GPU then I wait for next generation to release. Which GPU am I going to keep? Obviously, the one with the better price performance ratio. You might get slightly better price performance with current generation because they want to clear out old stock but not by much. Anyways, the advice will always remain the same. Only buy if you have to and wait for a sale.
I'm really undecided.
I wanna build a new desktop but not sure if I should just build one now or wait for the new releases.
The more you buy, the more you save
Jen Hsung Huang
RTX 40 Series DISCONTINUED??? Silly, you can still buy 10, 20, 30, and 40 cards, so I assume they will keep making the 40 and shops will be selling until stocks.
Hope 5090 will be around 50-60% faster in raster in 4k from 4090
it should be, especially if it actually consumes 600W, 60% should be easy.
Judging from the leaked specs, the 5090 should be at least 60% faster than the 4090 at 4K raster. The performance uplift will likely be substantially bigger in ray-traced games.
msrp 4,000$
@@brichardson342 the crazy part is that there will still be tons of people who would be fine spending 4k unironically and will barely notice a difference without constantly looking at an fps meter
@@rattlehead999just look into the past and look at the 20 series the 30 series and 40 series compare the power it takes and the avg fps more power doesn’t always mean better
4080 super or 5080? Which would be better value for money wise?
im debating too but 5080 will be more expensive
@Igobyshawnn yeah, I'm just wondering if the higher price will be worth it compared to the 4080s. If it's even worse bang for your buck than the 4080s I might try get the 4080s instead...if it will still be available by that time.
@@energeticzombie im 90% sure ill buy a 4080s this week. 5080 will probably be much more expensive. Maybe its more value, but at the same time, is it really worth waiting 2 months, without even knowing the performance/vram/features, etc...
@@Crazzzycarrot-qo5wr true. I can wait a bit, its mainly the price and performance im unsure about. Hell, it probably would be best to wait for the 5080S if the 5080 only has 16gb vram lol, but thats an even longer wait and again you dont know how they will price it.
All you guys saying "oh I'm gonna hold off for x". 99% of you watching this won't even buy the new cards at release. From someone who has purchased cards for 25 years, IT DOESN'T MATTER. The prices will not be much different and the longer you go without having a new card, the worse you feel. Find a decent deal and buy the card you want, NOW
What do you think happens with the GPUs people return? Are they sold to other people as "new" for the same price? Reduced price? Or are they even throwing these GPUs in the garbage? I don't think you should make the recommendation to take advantage of the return policy. They will increase the prices to compensate for the losses. Think about it.
I don't think intel can afford to make gpus atm.
It looks like they are prioritizing integrated graphics
It says that only apple products have to be returned by the 15th and everything else can be returned by the 31st, am I missing something or was this just a mistake?
If you would compare apple products to orange products, you would notice apple sucks
@@Noqtisif you were to watch the video and do research you will realize that he said something wrong in the video
Cant wait for a 5090 msi Suprime X
just bought the rtx 4070 today
I want to buy a graphics card like rtx 5070 or 8700 xt. When they will be common in the market?
Interesting, got a question anyone know when the new amd cpus are coming out
I want a rtx 5080 now after watching,
All in all how does this affect my gaming if I'm buying a new PC in 2025?
I just bought the zotac white etc 4080 super for like 1000 usd . I’m trying to build my first pc for 3d art and lil bit of gaming . Should I hold onto and see the 50’s price point? Or just return it get my money back and wait for the 40’s to drop for the 50 series release.
haven't upgrade since 2021😂still rocking that good old 3060 ti ventus 2X 8G OCV1 LHR
might grab a 5060 & 5070 in 2025 hopefully pricing is good
Im still using a gtx 970 msi lol
Same but with my Asus strix 3070 since 2021
im still using gtx 970 since 2015
@@Kor3Gaming_Ghost it wont be
I would bet the 5060 is basically just a 4070 in performance & price.
wouldn’t count on that lol. The 60 series has seen a huge decline in performance gains ever since the 2060. 1060-2060 was a 70% uplift. The 2060-3060 was around 30 percent if I recall and the 3060-4060 is literally 10 percent or so. NVIDIA is just focusing on reducing power for those cards not performance gains. Essentially NVIDIA is just making the 60 series the new 50 series 😂
I'd love the RDNA4 product stack to be varied and interesting like RDNA2. Rx 6000 series was so awesome to me.
I'd love:
-Rx 8500 = rx 6600 xt-rx 6650xt /rtx 3060 12gb
- Rx 8600 = Rx 6700 10gb
-Rx 8700= Rx 6750 xt
- Rx 8700 xt = Rx 7700xt/rx 6800
-Rx 8800 = Rx 7800xt
-Rx 8800 xt = Rx 7900gre.
And the pricing should be around the CURRENT pricing, as off November 2024. Max GPU cost of £700 for highest RDNA4 sku.
Imagine if AMD did that. With better production features , more flesher out AV1 codec, power efficiency of Rtx 40 series.
Even if the ray-tracing is say, 80%-90% as good as 40 series ray-tracing. That'll be quite nice. And please, at least FSR 3.1 in dozens to dozens more games please (minimum 3.0).
Well damn I just ordered a 4080 super tuf oc. But i have a feeling that the newer 80 and 90 series cards will get a big price bump as well as a higher power consumption.
And much higher performance.
Don't worry about power usage, you won't see a difference on ur electric bill. Your just gaming not mining.
@rkwjunior2298 just don't feel like swapping psu. Lol
@@randomhobbyist99 isnt psu swapping easy? Sorry total noob here about to configure a pc lol.
@@mars.unreal Yea its super easy, but i got a 850w liam li edge psu for half off, so im just being cheap lol
That'll be enough
Why are we sitting here acting like we dont know whats going to happen?😂Like we havent been through this before? You know for a fact that both the 5080 and 5090 arent going to be under $1200 at MSRP. We also know that no one will be even to buy them at that price due to scalpers. If you want a good GPU right now just buy it and keep it. The 4080 and especially for 4090 are already powerful as fuck and can do pretty much anything you want.
im gonna be buying an RX 7900 GRE in about a month, i dont wanna wait 6 or so months for prices to come down because of scalpers, is it a good idea? also my current gpu is a gtx 1050ti ASUS phoenix edition, and i can get a 7900 gre for around 500-550usd
Dont buy amd if you want to play unreal engine 5 games, fsr is unusable and required for UE5
@@Dempig fsr is not "unusable" it might not look great but its also not an AI based upscaler, FSR4 will be AI based thankfully
@@PVTParts472 Its unusable for me, the constant flickering , shimmering and ghosting is too distracting. And FSR4 is years away from being in enough games to matter. FSR3 is in like 5 games a year after its release. I have a 6950xt and would not recommend AMD to anyone that plays AAA games.
@@Dempig you shouldnt need to use ANY upscaler with a gpu of that caliber
@@PVTParts472 Upscaling is required even on a 4090 for unreal engine 5
Nvidia about to find out gaming is a hobby not a necessity. Stock is gonna go south hard if these cards are priced near 1k
I'm just going to stick with the 4090 this next gen.
Same here
LOL SELL IT AND BUY ps5 pro and a used 3080 that way u can inhale farts
Don't do this, this is a crime with scalpers, just go for a 5060
@ what? 💀 are you really suggesting that a 5060 is better than 4090?
Dint the 4090 just came out like last year
running a 2080 super... thinking its time to upgrade
I would wait even AMD 8000 series to come up. It is rumored that is should appear in Q1/25 too.
But it seems value improvement (price performance ratio) doesn't get better.
At least market seems reflect changes in relative performance between gpus.
@@gstormcz Despite of their great Vram Hikes, the only problem AMD Gpus have they perform really poor on 4k Editing & 3D Rendering Workloads.
If AMD improves that and keeps their Price intact, their 8000 series can be a Blast.
Tariffs?
me on a RTX 3050 i got off facebook for $50 for a tower that was only $600 off facebook
"eh........i'll be okay for a bit"
i mainly play games that are mid 2010s titles anyway, and mostly online so, eye candy isn't THAT important to me
ive just brought a 4080s pro art and im happy with it ,not chasing a 5090
Theyll jack up the prices cos why not? There is no competition
11:19 Wtf. Who is level 94 and hasn't put a single point in stamina?
Chat and/or Danny, I have a 3080 FE graphics card, Ryzen 5 5600x, tuf gaming motherboard, 2 sticks of 8gb corsair DDR and a 1tb memory stick. Now all i ever play is Destiny or Call of Duty, that is about it. What would be my best route to upgrade? GPU, ryzen, Ram? what would give me more performance? Higher FPS?
7900XTX and 5700x3d
I sold a 3080ti I had and got a 4070ti for $425.00 barely used. I don’t see the issue here 🤔 stop looking at 4060s/ti, normal 4070s and 4080s, they are TERRIBLE value. 4070 Super/Tis are the cards you should look for based on price:performance. Buying new is also dumb considering most of these cards still have warranty and production has ceased. Not impossible to spot this kind of deal if you look hard enough locally, negotiating goes a long way
just wait .
I am moving to the red team if there prices are not reasonable, I currently have a Loaner 7900 XTX in my system and I am very happy with its performance, and I will be happy that I'm doing by part for consumer competition, Thanks for the update.
I did a leap of faith and changed my system to an all AMD build and what a game changer it is. I got 7900xtx too and I'm yet to turn on frame gen or fsr in any game that I play at 1440p 144hz ultrawide. This thing is a monster.
Even if I wanted to the 4090 is 2200 POUNDS in the UK in stores. Who tf does nvidia think they are lol. They are masters of marketing tho, people will still pay those prices which is why they don't slow down on the bs.
Will be going from 3080 to 5080 , hopefully drops quickly after CES 2025
don’t get your hopes up with the pricing. Based on the 5090 pricing which have been rumored again to be $2499.99, NVIDIA is going to pull another price hike to the 80 series so that the 4090 won’t lose value. I see the 5080 being $1200.00 MSRP which means 4090s will still sell for $1500.00 used….
@bios9678 in my country all 80x cards costs 1200$ anyway got the 3080 for same price and 4080 is same price now and 5080 will be same
FFS I really wanted to get a 4080 super but I can’t get it this month
i bought a 4060 ti 8 GB and am highly regretting it since i paired it with my 1440p monitor. pretty stupid that i bought it because i owned a 2070 super OC edition before this, but for some reason decided to get the 8gb??? anyways, returning it and getting something else but im wondering what i should get? got a budget of about $700-1000
I don't even know why I am watching this! I want a low profile single slot GPU that has max 50W TDP and support for AV1, that's all.
Too late just bought a a580
Sadly I have a every 2nd generation mindset. I'm going to be the 50 series sucker I feel.
3060ti 8GB to whatever 50XX I'm willing to stomach lol
RTX5080 is a woefully underpowered compared to other 5080 releases. The prices are still way too high upon release and don't go down far enough.
I have a 4060 TI 16 GB, but I want to buy a 4080 super ti so badly... My hands are itching.. 4090 would be overkill, especially thinking about that electricity bill that will tank around 800-1000€. Grrrrr
Broke GPU cliper on MoBo because GPU weights near 2 kg.
rally would like RX Gre, too expensive for now. RTX4080s, double that, but would feel cozier. If AMD made chip that would be RX 7900 XTX (super(better effiency in general) for that wattage) for 800 bucks i would buy that.
Shrinkflation is a thing everywhere,you'll see.
Thinking of upgrading from rx580 to gtx 1080 ti :D (0 dollars in my bank account)
I'll be upgrading my 3080 to a 5080
50 series will be my last team green card.
I'm waiting for the ~5060, so somtime into next year at least
RTX 5090! Party, wooo!!!
Don't buy cycle continues with the clickbait blah blah blah.
I just want a card that has a good amount of vram, that I can use ai generation and training llms.
The rtx 5000 seris are going to sell out and be over proced people should focus on older gpu since there will be price cut for new and used
Hope to not see ngreedia pull a fast one on us again. (* ￣︿￣)
Was able snatch a 7900xtx mag air on sale at newegg for $850 around october 10th not to bumbed. Same thought process myself with holiday return will wait to see 5080 msrp. 1000 msrp return..... 1200 msrp keep simple. This card when oc'ed is 20-24% faster than 4080 super, on 3dmark she can take it. A true beast, close to 4090 in performance; within 6%. |
meh, I am looking out for second generation intel arc for video editing and multimonitor support, new machine next summer will be probably a nuc like pc or mobile workstation laptop with new amd ryzen apu
"Don't buy" cause too hot or wrong biggest? But i find out infomation youtube or google
I say buy now. Trumpy’s tariffs will make prices skyrocket 🤪
A fool and his money are easily parted. Scalping prices and supply shortages and initial build quality isdues wont resolve for about 2 years.
I just bought a 4080 super but im still happy
Too late, bought a rtx 4060 ti 16gb a week ago :\, the market in my country is bonkers and stupid, it doesn't really follow common sense. And I got for the price of a base rtx 4060 ti
Obectively it's the worst time ever to buy a GPU.
Yeah I can already see all the scams resellers will be stirring up over the next few months as nvidia overhypes the 50 series and with a rekindled bitcoin boom it seems like it will def be a rough couple of months for people looking to get upgrades for their general use
This is literally NOTHING compared to 2021.
Yay, gonna buy overpriced shit, sure, sure, sure.
GPU are a scam game.
guys dont wait, now is the perfect time to buy. Trump tariffs will increase prices alot
Still on 6900xt and still a great card for 1440p high and ultra...
No way i'm gonna pay $800-1000 for a gpu anytime soon...