Guess I'll hold onto my 3060 for a bit longer

yeah definitely Nvidia knew this was coming they had this launch ready but now their stuck with a huge supply of 30 series cards

I doubt we get anything slower than the 4080 12GB anytime soon cause they still have a ton of 3080/3080ti/3090/3090ti to sell that would be in the same speed tier

no reason to make a 4060/4070 and undercut themselves, that's probably one reason their afraid to lower MSRP and make the warehouses of 30 series they still have to sell worth less overnight

Nvidia probably will cut prices and put out the 4060/4070 next year but they have to sell more 30 series cards first or get some heat from AMD

you think those 30 series prices might drop more? just so that they can get rid of the supply they have sitting there? would make sense no?

yeah probably at some point I think their trying to avoid it at the moment tho

can't decide if i should wait for the 7600xt or cop a 6600xt if the prices drop....
upgrading from a rx570 so I'll feel it either way lol

marketwatch.com/story/moores-laws-dead-nvidia-ceo-jensen-says-in-justifying-gaming-card-price-hike-11663798618

bro i want a 3d printer but i genuinely don’t know what i would do with it

3d print a g*n

@neon

Anyone upgrading to AM5 today?

no I plan to skip these

crazy motherboard and ram prices for these new CPUs

unless you need CPU power bad I'd just stick with last gen

DDR5 is irrelevant for most uses

looks fast tho

crazy seeing these CPUs still in stock

PC market seems pretty dead, I remember last gen being out of stock for months

Interesting video tbh

Also it seems like the i9 13900KS is out early 2023 as I expect it to be the one they mentioned running at 6 Ghz

Also check this one fam...

yeah sure the KS will be out in time for the 7800x 3D since they are similar CPUs just for gaming

yeah i watched that digital founders video looks cool need more benchmarks and dlss 3 testing, nice little teaser tho

real

11th gen still goin strong

yeah any CPU from 2019 or later still great

especially if you're gaming at 1440p or better and not aiming for more than 144hz

GPU almost always the bottleneck

upgrading CPUs only makes sense if you're using it for some task that uses the CPU heavy or gaming at 1080 240hz+

he ain't wrong about moore's law but I think these newer cards (30/40 series) are over engineered

they are designed to be the fasts possible, overclocked to the very limit

in a world with miners that probably makes a lot of business sense but I think Nvidia might have made a mistake putting this out now

if you brought the power usage down 20% you could use half the materials to cool these cards and that would lower the price to produce these cards, compare 30/40 series to 10/20

these things are hot bricks

also 3D stacking & multi die architectures will lower the price some, offer better performance with less cooling

AMD rumored to use a multi die architecture on RDNA3 👀 first GPU of its kind, hope the rumors are true

RandomGamingInHD is one of the best channels for GPU f***ery

Should I upgrade from RX 6700 XT to 3070 ti?

I think 6700 xt is equivalent to a 3060 ti

nah i have a 3070ti and the differential is pretty close between those cards, it’s a side grade and in some ways a downgrade (8 vs 12gb vram)

the minimum card id consider an upgrade from that is the 3080 12gb