Underrated comment in this economy and the GPU economy in particular. Nvidia is king of the hill right now and they will continue to push the prices past the limit.
@@djam7484 technically, 2 and half a year since nvidia always releases their new gpu's after 2 years so that means the RTX 6xxx will be available in sep-nov 2026
@@djam7484 The hilarious thing is buying a midrange gpu 4 years later and getting better performance than you ever got by FOMOing and buying day 1. You're paying to be a beta tester.
4090 - I agree mid-high end - It depends on what you already have (probably not worth waiting) 4060 ti and below - Nothing will change in that segment for another year (maybe some tiny price drops), go ahead and buy what you need
there where some news about 4060/ti refresh, i dont know what is going on with that but refreshed 4060ti would have potential to be good gpu if they move to 192 bit bus and keep current prices
@@roki977It's not really a "refresh." nVidia is starting to wind down production of 40 Series chips, so they will be substituting some of the chips in cards like the 4060, 4060 ti, and 4070 with lower binned chips from the next tier of chips that didn't make the cut. For instance, the 4060 ti currently uses AD106, but some of the newer cards will be coming with an AD104 at its core, but with the exact same performance characteristics of the AD106 chip. These chips would basically be e-waste otherwise, so this is essential free money for nVidia.
80 and 90 series GPU are less than 5% of gamers per the march 2024 steam hardware survey…i really wish you guys (content creators) would research what people are using before making these videos…as it’s irrelevant for most viewers.
This couldn't be farther from the truth... AMD's 8800 XT at $500 is the next card to launch in about 6 months! And nVidia might announce their high end card this year, but I bet no one will be able to buy one until next year!
IF you don't care about FPS I can see doing that but with Intel aiming for the mid range will put pressure on AMD! I bought a RX 6600xt for a cheap bottom card just to run games on my room mate's PC. I will never buy an AMD graphics card because they are just over priced garbage.
@@AngelOfDeath420 What are you even going on about lol, the 7900 GRE is a great 1440p card. Unless you also think the 4070 and 4070 super are bad cards?
@@AngelOfDeath420tf are you on about? Lol. 11900kf paired with it and 64gb ddr4: 60fps plus and over 160 with AFMF on Helldivers 2 with low latency added. (10-15ms) at 4K Ultra settings and ultra quality scaling, 4K Native High 60fps too.
Having to have the latest & fastest is something for the benchmarking crowd, and perhaps the 4K crowd. Not true for the 1080p/1440p gaming masses, where quality performance & gameplay experience is already readily available in current mid-tier GPUs.
I will say this - Nvidia pricing and GPU line up mishap destroyed a lot of the "punch" we all experienced during the pandemic and before. Hope I get that flame back for 50 series... so far looking bleak.
My Output on the 5000 series negative. Nivdia is an AI bussiness and will charge whatever it wants. I wouldn’t be surprised if the 5000 series got a price jump.
Nvidia will launch a 5090, 5080 3 months later and 5070ti and non ti cards a year later. I would say wait unless you are looking at a 5070 card, in which case it may be a while and if you see a deal on anything currently available I would snatch it.
For me I don't think I'll be waiting, I currently have my old gtx 1650 super that's on its last legs connected to my OLED g8, which is just barely usable in lighter games. Probably going to buy a 4070 ti super this week and if I feel I need the performance I'll buy a RTX 5080 a couple months after it launches
When you still have a 1070, the 40 series launch date, doesn't seem too long ago. Actually it feels like yesterday. Too long ago, is when my GPU came out...
Problem is the new RTX 5000 series will be expensive as hell and the 4000 series won't get much cheaper at the start so if you get a good deal now just take it. I got a Asus RTX 4070 super OC for 600€ and Im quite happy with that.
Well I am afraid with the earthquakes in tawain today the prices could spike again. Even slight delays are costly as fuck. Also with the 4090D, it got banned in china now too. Which may impact 4090 prices in general.
Yeah... they're either going to cut dGPU production entirely or verticalize (in-house) it. Production shouldn't be affected too long though, a bigger problem is China looming immediately after the quake, in the waters around Taiwan.
the age old battle...buy or wait... I say buy now. If you wait most people will keep pushing it out further and further. Also, the 4090 and 5090 is like for what 1% of gamers.
Same. My last GPU's were two 1080 Ti's MANY years ago, and recently got a 4080 S Founders Edition at B.B. for 999. I feel the small premium over 4070 Ti S was worth it.
it will not be good idea to wait cause most 95% pc gamers can't afford a $1000+ Gpu & 5090 will probably cost $2000-$2500. becuase Nivida has no competition for such Gpu
More PC gamers than you think can afford a $1000 or $1000+ GPU quite comfortably. Especially if they don't spend much on other hobbies. Some just don't see the value in paying that much because they might not think the performance justifies the price.
@@Gamer-q7v same thing, in either way those gamers are getting 4090 for the absurd price so there is not point waiting for a 5090 either. Most gamers wont pay $1000+ bucks for a gpu
@@marufulislam4311 Quite a few gamers actually do pay $1000+ for a GPU because a lot of those gamers are PC enthusiasts. Especially with a lot of gamers going up to 1440p or 4K outside of competitive gaming, those resolutions would require significantly more powerful GPUs than 1080p.
@@Gamer-q7vyea that’s me I have a 4080 since launch was nice but I want something better and I’m not getting the 4090 since 5090 is around the corner I already have 2500 put away for the 5090
There's no reason to wait unless you already have a decently good GPU. I'm currently waiting to build my first PC and a 5090 or 5080 will probably be around $2K-$3K and a 5070 or 5060 won't release for atleast a year and they 5090/5080 won't release until late this year in around 5-7 motnhs and we don't even know if they will actually release this year at all we only know they're being worked on so I would only consider waiting for people that already have a decent gaming PC and would even be able to afford these cards. And even the Low-/ Mid-range cards will probably be slightly under/over $1K maybe even much more seeing the performance increase on these cards Nvidia might want way way way more money than ever before I wouldn't be surprised if the 5090 was somewhere between $5K-$8K or even $10K we're talking about Nvidia here that wants $200 more for just 4GB of VRAM and like 5% performance increase and the new Blackwell chips cost them billions so they probably want that money back soon.
I've been waiting for more than a year! I doubt we'll get a decent 300 dollar GPU anytime soon. I'm currently using a 3060 Ti. My target upgrade is 200% the performance of my current GPU. If somehow a GPU company produces a 300 dollar card that's a worthy upgrade I'll buy it at a heartbeat!
Despite the price are really high, Im looking for a long time to choose best graphics card for my need i've been searching for 7800xt and 4070 and 4080, till this time price are far away, I found 4080 non super ( noctua's version ) for 2050$ i realized that card is more expensive than 4090!! Evan though its sealed, Cant explain the situation about those compines and cards scalpers, Things are getting more worse SMH.
There will always be something better "just" behind the horizon. If you need a new GPU because you are still rocking the GTX series, dont wait. Just get an RTX 4 series. You will get a major increase in quantity of "gaming life."
@@alex_poff7049 I don’t buy a new iphone every year. Mine is 2 years old. Phones aren’t doing anything new I’d like. GPU on other hand can improve my minimum frames and machine learning / render times.
I’ll be honest, if I were buying a brand new Nvidia GPU right now. I would go for the 4070TI SUPER. The reason is because it has 16GB VRAM on a 256 bit memory bus which should be fine for 4-5 years, performs similar to the normal 4080, and performs well in 1440p. If there were to be a price drop on it because of the 5070 I believe it will only lose $100-200. But honestly I can’t predict the market anymore with Nigreedia overcharging and putting China and AI first over the consumer. Honestly unless you need the Nvidia Features such as DLSS, AI, AutoCAD, and Blender. I would just go for AMD and pick up either the 7800XT or 7800GRE depending on the price. Also if I feel like the value is there I might even consider the 7900XT or 7900XTX.
Gpu prices from both amd and nvidia are so underwhelming and stagnation with no uplift vs previous gen for price to performance. Bsttlemage will be the only chance of progression
If you want to wait a year or more for the next gen which will most likely sell out for months and be grossly overpriced.... yeah absolutely wait. WTF are you on?
Had a 3060 but needed to sell to cover some urgent expenses now need to buy another gpu but in my country the prices are shit, if i buy another 3060 i ll pay more than the one i sell, the 4060 is up to $400+ and the 4070 non super is close to $800. Now with the Taiwan earthquake people are saying here the price is going up again
I have the same card with a 5800X3D. It can pull of Ray Tracing in some titles just fine, but still loads behind Nvidia. But with FSR and the newer 7900XTX's performance in RT doing about as good as 4070ti and better than 4080 in raster, I may just get that. My two options are 4090 and the XTX. I got a 4060 laptop for work/editing on the go and DAMN it sucks compared to my RX6800. I was gonna buy the 3070 but got the 6800 instead because at the time (crazy pandemic prices) it was $600 and the 3070 was $950. GODDAMN I am glad I got the 6800. Still do most of my gaming at 4K (TV) but also have a 1440p monitor as well. I just hate Nvidia nowadays, they are greedy as hell and want their cards to burn out as fast as possible, hence the skimpy VRAM amounts the last several years. Both the current gen GPU line ups suck except the XTX and 4090 if you have a decent card already. And the RX6800 has aged like fine wine for sure, and I hate when people use that term lol
@@misterbrickest Just built a top level 7800X3D - 1,000W - 32GB 6,000/30. But when it came to GPU I just couldn't pull the trigger on any of them. Might have done 4080 Super but they were kept limited and high. 7900 XTX and 4090 were the original targets but I didn't like being treated like that. Got the 6800 for $380 new. It will sell back to Newegg for about $280 a year later. One of the better values there for some reason. Next gen will be interesting and hopefully less insane. One way or another I'll get good ray tracing eventually. No idea why the 6800 16GB doesn't get more hype.
@@tomjones4318 Absolutely. If you think about it the RX6800 had 50%more VRAM and was about 15% faster than the previous highest end GPU: the 2080ti. The 2080ti cost $1200MSRP and the RX6800 cost $580. Faster, way more VRAM, for HALF the price. I mean that gets overlooked so much and in 2020 16GB of VRAM was a HUGE buffer for the future. Totally one of the best cars of all time IMO as well as the 6800XT. They can now beat the 3080 10GB in many titles due to better drivers and more VRAM and the 6800XT fairs even better.
@@misterbrickest I know AMD is backing off the leading edge but 4090 type performance may be on the table next gen. I didn't know the 6800 compared so good to the 3080 thanks. I haven't had much time to use it. Still need to find a new mouse and low profile keyboard. All the newer games take a while to get the hang of too. I may be OK with the 6800 longer than I intended the graphics are much better than I'm used to. 16GB pared with a AMD 3D CPU is a pretty powerful combination. The 7800X3D integrated graphics ran as good as my old GTX 660.
Where is the difference between a 4090 and a 3090 or any amd variant becoce if I have to buy one of them I should stop smoking and I have to fint a tender and passive sugar daddy.
cant wait for the 5070 with a die similar to the tiny 4060, 64 bus and with 24gb of vram ddr3 of course, perfect for low profile gpus. at 1200+ usd of course
I just replaced my EVGA 1080ti FTW3 with an AMD 7900XTX. In 2D games its untouchable by anything except a 4090, but in VR (Oculus) it was a stuttery mess, so I had to send it back. Now I'm back to using my 1080ti, until I figure out what to do. I think I'll go for a 4070 TIS to get me back in my flight simming, and wait-see what happens with pricing when the 5090 drops.
While I see this sentiment constantly amplified in discussions here on RUclips, I simply couldn't disagree more with the entire premise of this video. I would say that the 4070 ti Super is just as bad (if not worse) of a purchase vs a 4090 "at MSRP." First off, I don't expect that anyone will actually be able to buy a 5090 this year, but when it does launch, it'll probably be around $2400 mainly because of low supply/shortages. And the 5080 will be about the performance of the 4090, but with less VRAM for about $1300-1400. However, AMD will be launching the 8800 XT with better than 4070 ti Super performance at $500. So, in this hypothetical, you're losing about the same amount of money both ways, but with the 4070 ti Super, that's nearly half of the value that you have in the card lost... The 8800 XT will push pricing down for pretty much everything from the 4080 Super on down, but maybe less so with the 7900 GRE at $525-550 - because the 8800 XT will be around the performance of a 7900 XT, and an overclocked 7900 GRE can get pretty close to that! The only reason the 3090 lost so much value was because you had a 3080 that was nearly half the price with 90% of the performance. And then the 4090 launched at the same price, and the 4080 was also significantly faster than the 3090 for less than the MSRP, even though the 4080 was one of the worst value GPUs in history with a $1200 launch price. And then the 4070 ti launched, and it was also basically faster than the 3090 as well, even with half the VRAM. I'm the current market, I'd say the only thing really worth buying right now is either a 6700 XT / 6750 XT for $300-330, or a 7900 GRE at $525-550, and if you're in the market for a $1600 graphics card, the 4090 at MSRP will hold enough of it's value to be worth a year of use, and with 24GB of VRAM, it'll have a lot more staying power than any other card on the market!
I mean like if you're looking for a 300 USD GPU or less nothing is really going to change until 2025. Maybe Battlemage and the new AMD GPUS might be something to look for
im already waiting for the 50 series to come out so i can get the 4070 ti super for less, it also aligns with the best times to buy pc part afound the jan fed mark
Taiwan just had a serious earthquake. Anyone know if TSMC was impacted. If they were prices may go up soon. It not, then wait if you want next gen and can wait. If you need something in the next couple of weeks then don't wait. If you're likely fine for at least year but just want to upgrade then waiting makes a lot of good sense. I'm suspecting a 5060 may be better than the 3060TI I currently have. So might a 8700xt. Not in a hurry though. I have few push the limits games. I play things like satisfactory more so my 12 core r9 is more a factor. CP2077 is the only thing I have and occasionally play that can seriously 'hurt' my gpu, though Control can definitely tax it.
All indications are that casualties (people and property wise) are unknown but thought to be minimal, Taiwan's been built to withstand megaquakes. China in the water is another issue though.
@@x8jason8x I've heard 7 deaths and 9, but both sources said they hadn't confirmed their numbers yet. Hopefully it's not even that. What I was concerned with in the context of this video is what happened at TSMC. I'm sure they're very well built for earthquakes and likely tsunamis as well, that said this was well over 7 on the scale. I'd bet at the least they lost some production given how extremely sensitive chip production is.
@@x8jason8x Just checked. Looks like TSMC did have to shut down a few lines and may not have them all up and running again yet. But likely will soon. So little to no impact. In a few constrained areas where every chip is already sold months in advance is probably the only place to see a small price jump. Except AI, if Nvidia can milk this for more $$/chip they will to the max. But that's just a given.
@@kaseyboles30 Yeah, of course they'll lose some time, which is absolutely some cost to them, but nothing that'll ostensibly add to Jensen's leather collection that I can tell.
I don't know how much longer my 1060 can wait. It now overheats at stock settings so I have to underclock it and the screen sometimes will randomly flicker :(
Thermal paste might be drying up by now. Make sure it isn't caked in dust too. Screen flicker could be anything. Card, monitor, or could be the cable. My setup is crazy sensitive to static for some reason. If I touch the table after walking to it, it flickers even though I can't see or feel the shock at all.
Change your thermal paste and update any frimware for it if needed. If still does it then it may be time to to get rid of it as it could be an issue with one with electrical components and is not worth fixing.
Ok rdna 4 will crash mid range prices when they release as there suppose to be very good value for the performance you won't be able to grab a 5090 untill mid 2025 because of scalpers you already know what's about to happen
Another problem a lot of people have is using last gen (or later) CPU's where we find the 4090 is often bottlenecked at *EVERY* resolution by CPU's like the 5600X and 13600K. Heck, even the 4080 is running into this issue at 1440P and below, using raytracing with Ultra settings in AAA games. With DLSS off! Let's say the 5090 is $2200, and the 5080 is 15% faster than the 4090 but comes in at $1200. You very well may get better overall performance spending $400 on a high-end CPU, $200 on a motherboard and $150 on new RAM. You'd basically end up with a new system (albeit importing your old storage and PSU) for $250 less than a 5090, or the same price if the 5090 is $2K and not $2200. I have a very hard time believing it will be under $2,000, and even if it is, it's availability is probably going to be horse trash for quite some time. We also have to think about displays. If you are using a 1440P display your performance may top out at a 4080/5060Ti level regardless of the CPU unless devs start making games like Frontiers of Pandora and Alan Wake the _low_ end of the technical totem pole. With more and more 27" 1440P OLED's and 32" 4K Oled's coming in at $700 or less, with more on the horizon from companies like AOC and Sceptre, your best experience might be a used 4080 Super and a new 4K display paired with wtv CPU you currently have (well Zen 3/Intel 12th gen or better). Of course if you have $5K set aside for a full system revamp then none of that matters, but if you are in the $2K max on your PC this year, holding off definitely seems like the way to go in my opinion. 4080 Supers are starting to pile up at one of the semi-local Best Buys in my area (lol, one of them has only gotten 6 since launch, the other has about 30 including 10 at MSRP in stock as of yesterday) so it looks like now that Nvidia has had to ship a few more of them, they aren't selling at quite the rate it initially appeared. The other cards are simply nowhere near worth the prices in my opinion. Even the discounted 4070's look silly when put side by side with 7800XT's, 7900GRE's and absolutely ridiculous next to 7900XT's. The only thing that really irks me about this generation, especially since it looks like I am going to have to upgrade my 5800X and display when I switch off this hugely VRAM bottlenecked 3080 FE is AMD not touching the high end. I'll be thrilled if they have a 7900 GRE performing card for $350 bucks, but I'd much rather see a 8900XT to save myself a few hundred bucks as I upgrade 90% of my setup at once. Bad timing I tell ya. Better for the masses, but worse for me :^( .
I’m building my brother a PC and I noticed that the case is missing a few internal connectors. Like for example there’s a TPM header on the motherboard but no TPM connector with the case. Is something like this a problem?
Very deliberately sidestepped the launch of RDNA 4. Despite the fact AMD isn't going to be gunning for high end with it, arguably it's going to be the market killer people will be most interested in if it measures up to all the details we know at present. Performance in around the 4080 to 7900xtx ballpark whilst no doubt requiring much less power and all been well, no more than 500 or 600 USD. Not everyone has money to burn yet are tired of price to performance stagnating if not regressing as time goes on, it's been a long time from a really performant value proposition has been available on the market.
So when should I sell my strix 4090 ? Cause it’s everyday we hear that the 5090 is coming any minute now and I don’t want to lose that much value on it If I can sell it for 1600-1800 USD That would be awesome
Ideally I would just enjoy it until it breaks. Now I can’t exactly predict when to sell it so that you won’t lose value. But I know from past experience the 3090 didn’t go down in price one to two months before the 4090 launches. So basically 1-2 months before the 5090 launch’s. If the 5090 will launch in October 2024 then I would sell it in August 2024 or September 2024.
I just recently upgraded to a 4090 from a 3090 ti and barely noticed any performance gains in AI and creative production. All i have seen from all these tech review youtubers..is how great and better the 4090 was over everything. Now here we go with 5000 series.
ether you lying here or you don't know what you talking about. your comment can be disproven in 5 seconds on google. ""barely noticed any performance gains"" bruh.
I have a 4090, you're definitely lying. 4090 is night and day compare to any 30 series for A.i. and gaming. The true FP8 and true FP16 alone gives 4090 70-80% better than 3090 where it's locked from the driver.
@@magnomliman8114 gains were nothing crazy..a few seconds faster on renders due to more cuda cores and a boost in clock. But every new card that comes along these youtubers are blowing it up like its groundbreaking technology that has never been seen before in history....lol
@@jessecool561 dude what do you want me to tell you there are 1000s of guides and trusted sources on this topic. latterly night and day deference twin those 2 cards. you most be doing something wrong if you only see '' few seconds faste"".
Here's a question..Wait for a 5090 and get the bog standared version or wait a bit longer for an after market cooler one? is it worth it? knowing how much these aftermarket cards can cost. i'v honestly never gone with a founders card before so i am interested to know.
If we talk about games then more frames at 4k and better for even higher resolution. In other areas like 3d design, AI and rendering stuff more performance is always welcome.
How do you know its called the 5000 series? they haven't said a word about its official name. Do you not know their already is a Nvidia 5000 series to 9000 series and it would be redundant?
Just get a RX7600XT and move on, or else you will always be waiting for the next new generation. Previously, I was using a RX580 8GB since 2019 and originally wanted to upgrade to a RTX 3070 but the crypto boom happened and I ended up waiting for the price to come down which it never did and then the 40 Series launched at a price/performance point that is just obvious cash grab. I got sick and tired of Nvidia and AMD's shenanigans that I just jumped on a local used A770 16GB just for the AV1 encoding. Have been encoding 1080p shows at ~290FPS in handbrake with a file size reduction of ~70% and no obvious quality loss compared to the original file. Now i'm out of the GPU market for at least the next 3 years. Hopefully in 3 years time, Intel can get its 18A process node sorted out and deliver proper competition to AMD without needing a nuclear reactor to power it since AMD has basically became full Anakin Skywalker, becoming the thing they sworn to destroy (look at the launch price of Ryzen 5000 and 7000 series).
Yes, lets listen to the no proof rumormill when they only recently announced the 5k series for AI and server use only; we dont even know if blackwell is gonna come to the consumer market for sure. At the quietest we might get an announcement by the end of the year but a real release date is gonna be much farther away. At that point why wait for the 5k series when the 6k series in on the horizon! Stupid argument based entierly off "specs" that are better of in a fantasy book then any real tech page.
Nothing will happen.Just because I can afford it doesn't mean I have to give in to these prices, and that goes for the next AMD releases too. I'll see what intel attempt but if they go the same route of pricing gpus as if they were the latest smartphone, i'll opt for a used last gen card with a return policy. One that I know hasn't been mined to oblivion.
@@maxdave9590make me a better gamer ? LMAO wtf is this replay .who told you im waiting for the 5090 ? i well get the 5070. your replay shows how much u hate a company and just here to say it. brain dead.
@@maxdave9590who told you i well get a 5090 ? and who told you im a complaintive gamer ? i well upgrade from the 1070 to the 5070. by your toxic replay your proving your are just a mad AMD dude that loves hes company.
@@magnomliman8114 sorry for you dude, the only AMD stuffs i've got is the ryzen 5 5600x/ ryzen 5 7600/ ryzen 7 7800X3D CPUs, i only run with Nvidia's GPUs , but never buying the most expensive ones, so what are you crying about ? By the way, your english is bad 👎 🤣🤣🤣
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There will always be better but not cheaper
Underrated comment in this economy and the GPU economy in particular. Nvidia is king of the hill right now and they will continue to push the prices past the limit.
I couldn't agree more!
Why wait for a 5090 when a 6090 will come out ?
Because you have to wait 4 plus years?? lol
Naw. It will drop when RDNA 5 drops @@djam7484
@@djam7484 technically, 2 and half a year since nvidia always releases their new gpu's after 2 years so that means the RTX 6xxx will be available in sep-nov 2026
@@djam7484 The hilarious thing is buying a midrange gpu 4 years later and getting better performance than you ever got by FOMOing and buying day 1.
You're paying to be a beta tester.
why buy a gpu at all when you can just stream games !
I bought a 1080 FE about 5 months before the 1080 ti was released .I was so mad but it taught me a valuable lesson. Now I research before purchasing
4090 - I agree
mid-high end - It depends on what you already have (probably not worth waiting)
4060 ti and below - Nothing will change in that segment for another year (maybe some tiny price drops), go ahead and buy what you need
I have been using a gtx 1080 since 2016, and with GPUs are more readily available I bought a RTX 4070 super last month.
meh, the 40 series in general offers poor value, just wait a year and these cards will be half price.
there where some news about 4060/ti refresh, i dont know what is going on with that but refreshed 4060ti would have potential to be good gpu if they move to 192 bit bus and keep current prices
@@roki977It's not really a "refresh." nVidia is starting to wind down production of 40 Series chips, so they will be substituting some of the chips in cards like the 4060, 4060 ti, and 4070 with lower binned chips from the next tier of chips that didn't make the cut. For instance, the 4060 ti currently uses AD106, but some of the newer cards will be coming with an AD104 at its core, but with the exact same performance characteristics of the AD106 chip. These chips would basically be e-waste otherwise, so this is essential free money for nVidia.
When the 7900 Gre exists: I see no reason to wait. Especially if your running a 10 series, or a 20 series.
80 and 90 series GPU are less than 5% of gamers per the march 2024 steam hardware survey…i really wish you guys (content creators) would research what people are using before making these videos…as it’s irrelevant for most viewers.
Ya most that game use 60 or 70 that it the ones that get 90 and 80 in my country are miners or studios
lol the 5000 series will just be more expensive, and the 4000 cards will not change much at all in price.
I argee but prehaps in the used market the 4090 will be cheaper when the 5090 comes out.
Mid range is to far away to wait.. that 0.05% than spends 2000$ for new GPU dont care anyway.
This couldn't be farther from the truth... AMD's 8800 XT at $500 is the next card to launch in about 6 months! And nVidia might announce their high end card this year, but I bet no one will be able to buy one until next year!
Well I just my hands on a RX 7900 GRE Pure OC and this card is a beast for it's price. And I don't regret changing from Nvidia to AMD at all.
GRE is such a great gpu, esp at the price point. The pure is super good looking too ^ ^
IF you don't care about FPS I can see doing that but with Intel aiming for the mid range will put pressure on AMD! I bought a RX 6600xt for a cheap bottom card just to run games on my room mate's PC. I will never buy an AMD graphics card because they are just over priced garbage.
@@AngelOfDeath420 What are you even going on about lol, the 7900 GRE is a great 1440p card. Unless you also think the 4070 and 4070 super are bad cards?
@@AngelOfDeath420tf are you on about? Lol. 11900kf paired with it and 64gb ddr4: 60fps plus and over 160 with AFMF on Helldivers 2 with low latency added. (10-15ms) at 4K Ultra settings and ultra quality scaling, 4K Native High 60fps too.
Having to have the latest & fastest is something for the benchmarking crowd, and perhaps the 4K crowd. Not true for the 1080p/1440p gaming masses, where quality performance & gameplay experience is already readily available in current mid-tier GPUs.
True, but I’m on a 3440x1440 144Hz monitor.
the 40 series has been such a trainwreck, I already decided to wait until the 50 series comes out to see what changes.
It's all Gold-plated plastics !
I got a watercooled 3080fe for £400 in March 2024 awesome gpu still for 1440p
I will say this - Nvidia pricing and GPU line up mishap destroyed a lot of the "punch" we all experienced during the pandemic and before. Hope I get that flame back for 50 series... so far looking bleak.
My Output on the 5000 series negative. Nivdia is an AI bussiness and will charge whatever it wants. I wouldn’t be surprised if the 5000 series got a price jump.
for sure will wait till 5-6 series comes out, just to buy 4080s for reasonable price
I gave $1100 for my 4090 a little over a year ago. I was extremely lucky.
Nvidia will launch a 5090, 5080 3 months later and 5070ti and non ti cards a year later. I would say wait unless you are looking at a 5070 card, in which case it may be a while and if you see a deal on anything currently available I would snatch it.
For me I don't think I'll be waiting, I currently have my old gtx 1650 super that's on its last legs connected to my OLED g8, which is just barely usable in lighter games. Probably going to buy a 4070 ti super this week and if I feel I need the performance I'll buy a RTX 5080 a couple months after it launches
Yea just keep waiting, then wait some more, after that, keep waiting
Hardware Unboxed wipes their ass with 120Hz so you might as well not even game unless you're PCMR.
You need current gen cpu or X3D to take advantage of anything above a 4070! Nothing wrong with 1080p when it upscales to 4K on the better TVs!
True
i well upgrade from the 1070 to the 5070 i cant wait.
I learned a lesson when I got a 2080Ti for $1500 just for the 3090 to come out 6-8 months later!
If everyone listened to this guy, nobody would ever buy a GPU....time is valuable as well.
When you still have a 1070, the 40 series launch date, doesn't seem too long ago. Actually it feels like yesterday. Too long ago, is when my GPU came out...
Problem is the new RTX 5000 series will be expensive as hell and the 4000 series won't get much cheaper at the start so if you get a good deal now just take it. I got a Asus RTX 4070 super OC for 600€ and Im quite happy with that.
Well I am afraid with the earthquakes in tawain today the prices could spike again.
Even slight delays are costly as fuck.
Also with the 4090D, it got banned in china now too. Which may impact 4090 prices in general.
Yeah... they're either going to cut dGPU production entirely or verticalize (in-house) it. Production shouldn't be affected too long though, a bigger problem is China looming immediately after the quake, in the waters around Taiwan.
the age old battle...buy or wait... I say buy now. If you wait most people will keep pushing it out further and further. Also, the 4090 and 5090 is like for what 1% of gamers.
Too late. I already bought a 4080 SUPER coming from a 1080 Ti and I am very happy about it.
Well as long as you are satisfied with your purchase then that is what matters.
Same. My last GPU's were two 1080 Ti's MANY years ago, and recently got a 4080 S Founders Edition at B.B. for 999. I feel the small premium over 4070 Ti S was worth it.
it will not be good idea to wait cause most 95% pc gamers can't afford a $1000+ Gpu
& 5090 will probably cost $2000-$2500.
becuase Nivida has no competition for such Gpu
More PC gamers than you think can afford a $1000 or $1000+ GPU quite comfortably. Especially if they don't spend much on other hobbies. Some just don't see the value in paying that much because they might not think the performance justifies the price.
@@Gamer-q7v same thing, in either way those gamers are getting 4090 for the absurd price so there is not point waiting for a 5090 either. Most gamers wont pay $1000+ bucks for a gpu
I used a gtx980 for years and years and years.
I saved up my pennies and bought a 4090FE.
It wasn't that hard, just took a while.
@@marufulislam4311 Quite a few gamers actually do pay $1000+ for a GPU because a lot of those gamers are PC enthusiasts. Especially with a lot of gamers going up to 1440p or 4K outside of competitive gaming, those resolutions would require significantly more powerful GPUs than 1080p.
@@Gamer-q7vyea that’s me I have a 4080 since launch was nice but I want something better and I’m not getting the 4090 since 5090 is around the corner I already have 2500 put away for the 5090
There's no reason to wait unless you already have a decently good GPU. I'm currently waiting to build my first PC and a 5090 or 5080 will probably be around $2K-$3K and a 5070 or 5060 won't release for atleast a year and they 5090/5080 won't release until late this year in around 5-7 motnhs and we don't even know if they will actually release this year at all we only know they're being worked on so I would only consider waiting for people that already have a decent gaming PC and would even be able to afford these cards. And even the Low-/ Mid-range cards will probably be slightly under/over $1K maybe even much more seeing the performance increase on these cards Nvidia might want way way way more money than ever before I wouldn't be surprised if the 5090 was somewhere between $5K-$8K or even $10K we're talking about Nvidia here that wants $200 more for just 4GB of VRAM and like 5% performance increase and the new Blackwell chips cost them billions so they probably want that money back soon.
I've been waiting for more than a year! I doubt we'll get a decent 300 dollar GPU anytime soon. I'm currently using a 3060 Ti. My target upgrade is 200% the performance of my current GPU. If somehow a GPU company produces a 300 dollar card that's a worthy upgrade I'll buy it at a heartbeat!
there are always new gpu if you wait you never buy
Despite the price are really high, Im looking for a long time to choose best graphics card for my need i've been searching for 7800xt and 4070 and 4080, till this time price are far away, I found 4080 non super ( noctua's version ) for 2050$ i realized that card is more expensive than 4090!!
Evan though its sealed, Cant explain the situation about those compines and cards scalpers, Things are getting more worse SMH.
There will always be something better "just" behind the horizon. If you need a new GPU because you are still rocking the GTX series, dont wait. Just get an RTX 4 series. You will get a major increase in quantity of "gaming life."
Question is: Will it be worth buying a 5090 and selling my 4090 on ebay?
ask yourself are you a marketing victim ? If you buy iphone every year, then answer will be Yes =)
@@alex_poff7049 I don’t buy a new iphone every year. Mine is 2 years old. Phones aren’t doing anything new I’d like. GPU on other hand can improve my minimum frames and machine learning / render times.
Hi CT do you not consider AMD GPUs on your channel?
I’ll be honest, if I were buying a brand new Nvidia GPU right now. I would go for the 4070TI SUPER. The reason is because it has 16GB VRAM on a 256 bit memory bus which should be fine for 4-5 years, performs similar to the normal 4080, and performs well in 1440p. If there were to be a price drop on it because of the 5070 I believe it will only lose $100-200. But honestly I can’t predict the market anymore with Nigreedia overcharging and putting China and AI first over the consumer.
Honestly unless you need the Nvidia Features such as DLSS, AI, AutoCAD, and Blender. I would just go for AMD and pick up either the 7800XT or 7800GRE depending on the price. Also if I feel like the value is there I might even consider the 7900XT or 7900XTX.
But I guess on the bright side I guess when the 5090 does come out the used market for the 4090 might be cheaper
Gpu prices from both amd and nvidia are so underwhelming and stagnation with no uplift vs previous gen for price to performance. Bsttlemage will be the only chance of progression
If you want to wait a year or more for the next gen which will most likely sell out for months and be grossly overpriced.... yeah absolutely wait. WTF are you on?
Had a 3060 but needed to sell to cover some urgent expenses now need to buy another gpu but in my country the prices are shit, if i buy another 3060 i ll pay more than the one i sell, the 4060 is up to $400+ and the 4070 non super is close to $800. Now with the Taiwan earthquake people are saying here the price is going up again
@ClassicalTechnology Thanks for this great video. What do you think, we gonna see the new generation this year or 2025 only?
That's why I got a 6800 16GB ... wait for sanity. Ray Tracing will be affordable soon. The suckers can have it for now.
I have the same card with a 5800X3D. It can pull of Ray Tracing in some titles just fine, but still loads behind Nvidia. But with FSR and the newer 7900XTX's performance in RT doing about as good as 4070ti and better than 4080 in raster, I may just get that. My two options are 4090 and the XTX.
I got a 4060 laptop for work/editing on the go and DAMN it sucks compared to my RX6800. I was gonna buy the 3070 but got the 6800 instead because at the time (crazy pandemic prices) it was $600 and the 3070 was $950. GODDAMN I am glad I got the 6800. Still do most of my gaming at 4K (TV) but also have a 1440p monitor as well. I just hate Nvidia nowadays, they are greedy as hell and want their cards to burn out as fast as possible, hence the skimpy VRAM amounts the last several years. Both the current gen GPU line ups suck except the XTX and 4090 if you have a decent card already. And the RX6800 has aged like fine wine for sure, and I hate when people use that term lol
@@misterbrickest Just built a top level 7800X3D - 1,000W - 32GB 6,000/30. But when it came to GPU I just couldn't pull the trigger on any of them. Might have done 4080 Super but they were kept limited and high. 7900 XTX and 4090 were the original targets but I didn't like being treated like that. Got the 6800 for $380 new. It will sell back to Newegg for about $280 a year later. One of the better values there for some reason. Next gen will be interesting and hopefully less insane. One way or another I'll get good ray tracing eventually. No idea why the 6800 16GB doesn't get more hype.
@@tomjones4318 Absolutely. If you think about it the RX6800 had 50%more VRAM and was about 15% faster than the previous highest end GPU: the 2080ti. The 2080ti cost $1200MSRP and the RX6800 cost $580. Faster, way more VRAM, for HALF the price. I mean that gets overlooked so much and in 2020 16GB of VRAM was a HUGE buffer for the future. Totally one of the best cars of all time IMO as well as the 6800XT. They can now beat the 3080 10GB in many titles due to better drivers and more VRAM and the 6800XT fairs even better.
Imagine if AMD made a card that was 15% faster than the 4090 with 32GB of VRAM for $800 next generation. People would lose their minds!
@@misterbrickest I know AMD is backing off the leading edge but 4090 type performance may be on the table next gen. I didn't know the 6800 compared so good to the 3080 thanks. I haven't had much time to use it. Still need to find a new mouse and low profile keyboard. All the newer games take a while to get the hang of too. I may be OK with the 6800 longer than I intended the graphics are much better than I'm used to. 16GB pared with a AMD 3D CPU is a pretty powerful combination. The 7800X3D integrated graphics ran as good as my old GTX 660.
Just go with what you can afford, and consider what resolution your gaming at.😊
Where is the difference between a 4090 and a 3090 or any amd variant becoce if I have to buy one of them I should stop smoking and I have to fint a tender and passive sugar daddy.
cant wait for the 5070 with a die similar to the tiny 4060, 64 bus and with 24gb of vram ddr3 of course, perfect for low profile gpus. at 1200+ usd of course
cringe .
I had a 1060 and changed to RX6600 at 200$ - now waiting for Battlemage from Intel.
I just replaced my EVGA 1080ti FTW3 with an AMD 7900XTX. In 2D games its untouchable by anything except a 4090, but in VR (Oculus) it was a stuttery mess, so I had to send it back. Now I'm back to using my 1080ti, until I figure out what to do. I think I'll go for a 4070 TIS to get me back in my flight simming, and wait-see what happens with pricing when the 5090 drops.
While I see this sentiment constantly amplified in discussions here on RUclips, I simply couldn't disagree more with the entire premise of this video. I would say that the 4070 ti Super is just as bad (if not worse) of a purchase vs a 4090 "at MSRP." First off, I don't expect that anyone will actually be able to buy a 5090 this year, but when it does launch, it'll probably be around $2400 mainly because of low supply/shortages. And the 5080 will be about the performance of the 4090, but with less VRAM for about $1300-1400. However, AMD will be launching the 8800 XT with better than 4070 ti Super performance at $500. So, in this hypothetical, you're losing about the same amount of money both ways, but with the 4070 ti Super, that's nearly half of the value that you have in the card lost... The 8800 XT will push pricing down for pretty much everything from the 4080 Super on down, but maybe less so with the 7900 GRE at $525-550 - because the 8800 XT will be around the performance of a 7900 XT, and an overclocked 7900 GRE can get pretty close to that! The only reason the 3090 lost so much value was because you had a 3080 that was nearly half the price with 90% of the performance. And then the 4090 launched at the same price, and the 4080 was also significantly faster than the 3090 for less than the MSRP, even though the 4080 was one of the worst value GPUs in history with a $1200 launch price. And then the 4070 ti launched, and it was also basically faster than the 3090 as well, even with half the VRAM.
I'm the current market, I'd say the only thing really worth buying right now is either a 6700 XT / 6750 XT for $300-330, or a 7900 GRE at $525-550, and if you're in the market for a $1600 graphics card, the 4090 at MSRP will hold enough of it's value to be worth a year of use, and with 24GB of VRAM, it'll have a lot more staying power than any other card on the market!
Nah. I think it's a good time to buy.
I mean like if you're looking for a 300 USD GPU or less nothing is really going to change until 2025. Maybe Battlemage and the new AMD GPUS might be something to look for
im already waiting for the 50 series to come out so i can get the 4070 ti super for less, it also aligns with the best times to buy pc part afound the jan fed mark
Why Nvidia has soo many tiers seems dumb. Just have 4 cards. Anything less than 16 gb how many more do you need?
Still holding on to my 6950xt
Oh maybe wait for Intel Battlemage, unless you looking for 4090 performance
im looking for 5070 performance.
When are they releasing?
no
Taiwan just had a serious earthquake. Anyone know if TSMC was impacted. If they were prices may go up soon. It not, then wait if you want next gen and can wait. If you need something in the next couple of weeks then don't wait. If you're likely fine for at least year but just want to upgrade then waiting makes a lot of good sense. I'm suspecting a 5060 may be better than the 3060TI I currently have. So might a 8700xt. Not in a hurry though. I have few push the limits games. I play things like satisfactory more so my 12 core r9 is more a factor. CP2077 is the only thing I have and occasionally play that can seriously 'hurt' my gpu, though Control can definitely tax it.
All indications are that casualties (people and property wise) are unknown but thought to be minimal, Taiwan's been built to withstand megaquakes. China in the water is another issue though.
@@x8jason8x I've heard 7 deaths and 9, but both sources said they hadn't confirmed their numbers yet. Hopefully it's not even that.
What I was concerned with in the context of this video is what happened at TSMC.
I'm sure they're very well built for earthquakes and likely tsunamis as well, that said this was well over 7 on the scale. I'd bet at the least they lost some production given how extremely sensitive chip production is.
@@kaseyboles30 It's not likely, being that it's in the interior.
@@x8jason8x Just checked. Looks like TSMC did have to shut down a few lines and may not have them all up and running again yet. But likely will soon. So little to no impact. In a few constrained areas where every chip is already sold months in advance is probably the only place to see a small price jump. Except AI, if Nvidia can milk this for more $$/chip they will to the max. But that's just a given.
@@kaseyboles30 Yeah, of course they'll lose some time, which is absolutely some cost to them, but nothing that'll ostensibly add to Jensen's leather collection that I can tell.
I don't know how much longer my 1060 can wait. It now overheats at stock settings so I have to underclock it and the screen sometimes will randomly flicker
:(
Thermal paste might be drying up by now. Make sure it isn't caked in dust too. Screen flicker could be anything. Card, monitor, or could be the cable. My setup is crazy sensitive to static for some reason. If I touch the table after walking to it, it flickers even though I can't see or feel the shock at all.
change the Thermal paste dude.
Change your thermal paste and update any frimware for it if needed. If still does it then it may be time to to get rid of it as it could be an issue with one with electrical components and is not worth fixing.
Ok rdna 4 will crash mid range prices when they release as there suppose to be very good value for the performance you won't be able to grab a 5090 untill mid 2025 because of scalpers you already know what's about to happen
Another problem a lot of people have is using last gen (or later) CPU's where we find the 4090 is often bottlenecked at *EVERY* resolution by CPU's like the 5600X and 13600K. Heck, even the 4080 is running into this issue at 1440P and below, using raytracing with Ultra settings in AAA games. With DLSS off! Let's say the 5090 is $2200, and the 5080 is 15% faster than the 4090 but comes in at $1200. You very well may get better overall performance spending $400 on a high-end CPU, $200 on a motherboard and $150 on new RAM. You'd basically end up with a new system (albeit importing your old storage and PSU) for $250 less than a 5090, or the same price if the 5090 is $2K and not $2200. I have a very hard time believing it will be under $2,000, and even if it is, it's availability is probably going to be horse trash for quite some time.
We also have to think about displays. If you are using a 1440P display your performance may top out at a 4080/5060Ti level regardless of the CPU unless devs start making games like Frontiers of Pandora and Alan Wake the _low_ end of the technical totem pole. With more and more 27" 1440P OLED's and 32" 4K Oled's coming in at $700 or less, with more on the horizon from companies like AOC and Sceptre, your best experience might be a used 4080 Super and a new 4K display paired with wtv CPU you currently have (well Zen 3/Intel 12th gen or better). Of course if you have $5K set aside for a full system revamp then none of that matters, but if you are in the $2K max on your PC this year, holding off definitely seems like the way to go in my opinion. 4080 Supers are starting to pile up at one of the semi-local Best Buys in my area (lol, one of them has only gotten 6 since launch, the other has about 30 including 10 at MSRP in stock as of yesterday) so it looks like now that Nvidia has had to ship a few more of them, they aren't selling at quite the rate it initially appeared. The other cards are simply nowhere near worth the prices in my opinion. Even the discounted 4070's look silly when put side by side with 7800XT's, 7900GRE's and absolutely ridiculous next to 7900XT's.
The only thing that really irks me about this generation, especially since it looks like I am going to have to upgrade my 5800X and display when I switch off this hugely VRAM bottlenecked 3080 FE is AMD not touching the high end. I'll be thrilled if they have a 7900 GRE performing card for $350 bucks, but I'd much rather see a 8900XT to save myself a few hundred bucks as I upgrade 90% of my setup at once. Bad timing I tell ya. Better for the masses, but worse for me :^( .
You might not want to wait too long because that earthquake and aftershocks may affect supply chain for chips.
I’m building my brother a PC and I noticed that the case is missing a few internal connectors. Like for example there’s a TPM header on the motherboard but no TPM connector with the case. Is something like this a problem?
You must buy a TPM module that is suitable for your motherboard
@@westwonic What about the usb 3.2 header? Is it backwards compatible with a 3.0 connector?
Very deliberately sidestepped the launch of RDNA 4.
Despite the fact AMD isn't going to be gunning for high end with it, arguably it's going to be the market killer people will be most interested in if it measures up to all the details we know at present.
Performance in around the 4080 to 7900xtx ballpark whilst no doubt requiring much less power and all been well, no more than 500 or 600 USD.
Not everyone has money to burn yet are tired of price to performance stagnating if not regressing as time goes on, it's been a long time from a really performant value proposition has been available on the market.
I have a better idea. Just don't buy any nVidia cards at all, the prices will come down. lol
That’s I’m doing. I’m either buying AMD or buying Nvidia Used.
😂4000 gpu is game over.we not buying 4070 4080 4090 anymore. Way too overcharged us. time for 5080 gpu This Sep
Don't wait Buy AMD save your money Nvidia will make you broke with gimmicks.
So when should I sell my strix 4090 ?
Cause it’s everyday we hear that the 5090 is coming any minute now and I don’t want to lose that much value on it
If I can sell it for 1600-1800 USD That would be awesome
Ideally I would just enjoy it until it breaks. Now I can’t exactly predict when to sell it so that you won’t lose value. But I know from past experience the 3090 didn’t go down in price one to two months before the 4090 launches.
So basically 1-2 months before the 5090 launch’s. If the 5090 will launch in October 2024 then I would sell it in August 2024 or September 2024.
@@AnonymousUser-ww6ns tbf the 4090 is a ticking timebomb waiting to explode the whole 12pin high power adapter is a mess
@@AnonymousUser-ww6ns the sooner it’s replaced the better
@MR that is true and I do agree that it is a mess.
I just recently upgraded to a 4090 from a 3090 ti and barely noticed any performance gains in AI and creative production. All i have seen from all these tech review youtubers..is how great and better the 4090 was over everything. Now here we go with 5000 series.
ether you lying here or you don't know what you talking about. your comment can be disproven in 5 seconds on google. ""barely noticed any performance gains"" bruh.
I have a 4090, you're definitely lying. 4090 is night and day compare to any 30 series for A.i. and gaming. The true FP8 and true FP16 alone gives 4090 70-80% better than 3090 where it's locked from the driver.
@@magnomliman8114 gains were nothing crazy..a few seconds faster on renders due to more cuda cores and a boost in clock. But every new card that comes along these youtubers are blowing it up like its groundbreaking technology that has never been seen before in history....lol
@@jessecool561 dude what do you want me to tell you there are 1000s of guides and trusted sources on this topic. latterly night and day deference twin those 2 cards. you most be doing something wrong if you only see '' few seconds faste"".
Will wait for 5090. 😎
What about the rx 7900 gre? I believe that it has good value.
not if Nvidia droops a card that is faster and cheaper ( ofc we hoping here) but doesn't hurt to wait 5 more months.
GRE looks really good
i got a 3070 for 260 bucks love it
Here's a question..Wait for a 5090 and get the bog standared version or wait a bit longer for an after market cooler one? is it worth it? knowing how much these aftermarket cards can cost. i'v honestly never gone with a founders card before so i am interested to know.
NV has no competitions, I doubt they would discount 40 series after 50 series comes out. They would simply stop selling 40 series?
Yes... drawing near of 75% dGPU market share after being over 95% for nearly 2 decades clearly shows how little competition they have. 🙄😂
@@x8jason8x copium is real here.
@@magnomliman8114 What? Come again?
What will be the use case for the 5090? A 4090 can run 4k maxed out. What monitors are going to take advantage of this beast?
If we talk about games then more frames at 4k and better for even higher resolution. In other areas like 3d design, AI and rendering stuff more performance is always welcome.
probably x2 - x3 RT performance and more performance for 4k 144+frams in demanding games like CP or (crimson desert .not out yet) .
How do you know its called the 5000 series? they haven't said a word about its official name. Do you not know their already is a Nvidia 5000 series to 9000 series and it would be redundant?
It's just logical thinking. Why would anyone think it will be called anything different?
Change title to "Don’t buy a GPU ever.." cause there is always new GPU series in making 😂
No regrets buying a 4070 almost one year ago to the day. I got to play a lot of games. It was worth it and still is.
way would you regret it ? that card is a monster.
After this title I've unsubscribed.
no one cares
@@davemaverick8438 So why did you reply. No need to type.
@@Zero-oq1jkstill, no one cares
@@davemaverick8438 So why do you waste your time typing anything
@@Zero-oq1jk cause i dont care, like others, no one cares
should i wait i have a gtx 1650 and i am dying it is HORRIBLE
nah, low end GPUs always arrive last, so not worth waiting more than a year
Just get a RX7600XT and move on, or else you will always be waiting for the next new generation. Previously, I was using a RX580 8GB since 2019 and originally wanted to upgrade to a RTX 3070 but the crypto boom happened and I ended up waiting for the price to come down which it never did and then the 40 Series launched at a price/performance point that is just obvious cash grab. I got sick and tired of Nvidia and AMD's shenanigans that I just jumped on a local used A770 16GB just for the AV1 encoding. Have been encoding 1080p shows at ~290FPS in handbrake with a file size reduction of ~70% and no obvious quality loss compared to the original file. Now i'm out of the GPU market for at least the next 3 years. Hopefully in 3 years time, Intel can get its 18A process node sorted out and deliver proper competition to AMD without needing a nuclear reactor to power it since AMD has basically became full Anakin Skywalker, becoming the thing they sworn to destroy (look at the launch price of Ryzen 5000 and 7000 series).
7600xt or 4060ti 16gb will be a huge improvement over that card.
Yes, lets listen to the no proof rumormill when they only recently announced the 5k series for AI and server use only; we dont even know if blackwell is gonna come to the consumer market for sure. At the quietest we might get an announcement by the end of the year but a real release date is gonna be much farther away. At that point why wait for the 5k series when the 6k series in on the horizon! Stupid argument based entierly off "specs" that are better of in a fantasy book then any real tech page.
Nothing will happen.Just because I can afford it doesn't mean I have to give in to these prices, and that goes for the next AMD releases too. I'll see what intel attempt but if they go the same route of pricing gpus as if they were the latest smartphone, i'll opt for a used last gen card with a return policy. One that I know hasn't been mined to oblivion.
Are you telling us to Wait till we go Bald, before buying a GPU, Nah, i ain't gotta wait, i'll buy what suits me for gaming
way are you here then ?i don't understand this type of comment's.
@@magnomliman8114 you'll never understand anything then, wait for your expensive 5090, it'll never make you a better gamer
@@maxdave9590make me a better gamer ? LMAO wtf is this replay .who told you im waiting for the 5090 ? i well get the 5070. your replay shows how much u hate a company and just here to say it. brain dead.
@@maxdave9590who told you i well get a 5090 ? and who told you im a complaintive gamer ? i well upgrade from the 1070 to the 5070. by your toxic replay your proving your are just a mad AMD dude that loves hes company.
@@magnomliman8114 sorry for you dude, the only AMD stuffs i've got is the ryzen 5 5600x/ ryzen 5 7600/ ryzen 7 7800X3D CPUs, i only run with Nvidia's GPUs , but never buying the most expensive ones, so what are you crying about ? By the way, your english is bad 👎 🤣🤣🤣
NV doesn't need to get 50 series out in 2024
Just buy AMD, Nvidia are overpriced and really not worth it..
Yep
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Okay guys now is the time to buy a GPU