How Nvidia RTX 40 SUPER Shakes Up the GPU Market - Buy The Right Graphics Card! Will AMD Respond?
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2024
- In this video, we delve into the impact of Nvidia’s latest RTX 40 Super series on the GPU market. We discuss the specifications, pricing, and performance of the new models, including the RTX 4080 Super, RTX 4070 Ti Super, and RTX 4070 Super. We also explore how this release could shake up the market, affect Nvidia’s existing models, and put pressure on AMD. Additionally, we provide a rundown of current market pricing and what to expect once these new cards hit the shelves. Join us as we analyze the potential popularity of each model and discuss whether it’s worth waiting for the rumored RTX 50 series. Your thoughts and opinions are welcome, so don’t forget to comment below!
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I'll wait for a price drop. $600 is too rich for my blood.
Cheapskate
GT 1030 has dropped in price :)
Bah! Still too expensive. Should be at least 100$ off (any of these cards).
Prices are still insanely high. I am not ready to pay 600+ €/$ for a higher mid tier gpu. The used market will be my main focus for the future. I don't need the newst features and most powerful cards. 300 € for a lower mid tier card sounds sane to me.
I don't use used. As there always issues. And it's old tech aswell
@@justinwalker5237no there isn't. You can even buy maining cards, it will probably still be ok. In the fact i have 2 setups and one of them has 10 year old used GPU, didn't get any issues at all. I always buy used GPU, now CPU is another story. 😊
Where did I put my Nvidia bias, it's here somewhere..... nevermind, I must have lost it. Most people don't need all the extra features of an Nvidia card, so why not go AMD and save a bunch of money or use it to go up a tier.
Nooo you need to buy nvidia cuz rtx. Never mind that a mid/low tier card in 2 generations will outperform a 4090 in rt, you need to drink the koolaid and keep giving huang 0 reasons to ever lower prices.
Remember the 4070 cards are actually "60" series cards
Remember the 4060 cards are actually "50" series cards
That's why there is no RTX 4050
Yeah. Not like AMD did anything about it.
RX 7800xt Nitro +@@Greez1337
you're right, they had a chance and they blew it...they always do.....which is why I am thinking collusion with Nvidia. @@Greez1337
7600 XT 16gb at $329 makes me worried that AMD is barely going to respond to the Super cards. Hopefully I'm wrong...
It's not like they would ever need to. Their cards are still much better for the price.
Depends on region and pricing
4070 super will be upsold in most regions
4070 will have a smol price dip so the 7800 XT will follow
AMD is incapable
@@tilapiadave3234 depends on how you look at it .
you can see the 4070's 550$ price as upselling for the 4070 super OR that they dont want to lower prices on the 4060/ti cards. if they go lower they would have to lower the 4060 prices aswell...
That might make Nvidia tooo competitive.. You know how they hate to be competitive.
@@greatbigbeard They have over 90% of the market ,, AMD Shills hate to talk facts
All about the shareholder and profit margins@@greatbigbeard
Amd needs to reduce prices significantly
RX7600 8gb $310 ~
at that price.
I think people will choose the 4060 for efficiency
and 6700xt for performance
7900xtx at $800 and 7900xt at $650-$700 for them to continue selling well.
And the lotto numbers this week are?
Don't market's will decide value of products.
@ecoterrorist1402 And the markets have generally decided that AMD needs to be 20-30% cheaper or faster to be worth buying. Not difficult.
Thanks for the shoutout. I’ve been watching you for a while now. I just want to say keep up the good work. I think the 4070 ti super is the biggest improvement amongst these cards. I’m going to review one of the cards but I’m not sure which one just yet.
Yeah smaller computer uplift but alleviates the stupid ad104 and below memory bandwidth issues causing inconsistencies between games and ofc 4gb more vram so much more versatile.
@@Frozoken still 256bit on a 16gb card, too little, stop the nvidia dick riding please and we might just be able to salvage this horrible situation. It should've had at minimum 352-384. Game developers won't stop with their heavy games, 8gb is not enough anymore and 12gb is reaching its limits on some games. Also don't trust whatever this guy says, he's a mega nvidia shill, he said he would skip the 4000 series but guess what? His massive ego didn't allow it and skipping it wouldn't have gotten him any viewers either (he thinks), also paid discord, what a joke. There are no more genuine tech youtubers anymore, only shills and people over their heads like these 2 who put no thought into their videos.
AMD already responded RX7800xt Nitro + what are you talking about
Lets hope this affects the mid range AMD cards
it most def will. It might honestly lower the price of the 7900xtx/xt even more since the 7900xtx will be slower then the 4080 super at the same price. Overall im happy that it is obvious nvidia took a lil hit with their gpu's prices along with the vram limitations on some of them (4080 should be 20gb vram for that price lol)
@@slite3276 In my country 7900xt cost 920$ with tax. But it is 1 month salllary :)
@@sheerenergy8602 Sounds like you are overpaid
@@tilapiadave3234 Was I seating or I laying, 900 & 20 $ need to be paying :)
Don't worry, one day you gonna be overpaid too. :) Just learn how to get more for the same job. For the money buy some books, you gonna learn that I stated nowhere that itis my sallary :)
I make round grand $ :)
Hope it makes them better?
RTX 40 Super Series is not perfect, but it seems like a step in the right direction. Intel's Battlemage shouldn't be too far away from launching as well. Hopefully, Battlemage ends up being a massive performance increase over Alchemist, with reasonable prices and good drivers. If Intel can manage to pull that off, they will definitely earn some market share in the gaming market, and hopefully, that will convince Nvidia and AMD to do better in the gaming market. The gaming market desperately needs competition. Competition is the key to a healthy industry and benefits consumers. PC gaming has been in a bad state recently, so hopefully, there will be more competition soon, so things can turn around for PC gaming.
550....wow great discount after 1 year in the market...that's what going to get me to buy the 4070 😂 nvidia is insane.
Stick with your AMD integrated graphics ,, i mean the AMD fan=boys told us 5700g was faster than rtx 2080ti :)
I remember that! LOL and now they are saying they all think the 7900XTX is a better card for $$999 than a 4080 Super....AMD fanboi's never fail to give a laugh@@tilapiadave3234
they're def. not insane, they know what they're doing even if we dont' like it.
NVIDIA had the RTX 4070 Super, RTX 4070 Ti Super, and RTX 4080 Super. AMD responds with the RX 7600 XT 16GB. AMD Radeon is done for this generation until RDNA IV.
AMD is never gonna win.
@@ZackSNetwork Yeah, AMD does not have the ambition or technology to overthrow NVIDIA in the super-high-end. Once NVIDIA got serious with Ada Lovelace, AMD's RDNA III was a cool science project.
That XT appears to be just an overclocked 7600 (besides more RAM), and will only be slightly faster than the 7600 I bet, and most likely slower than the rtx 4060 ti 16gb.
@@tonydavis8696 Yeah, nothing special or notable. The 7600 XT is something. Better than nothing, I guess. I understand why Scott Herkelman left, so he did not have to deal with this.
@@tonydavis8696its worse than u think. I watched a side by side of the regular 4060 and the 7600 and the 4060 consistently won every single game and sometimes by a lot too esp in frametimes. It's not just gonna lose to the 4060 ti but by a lot too and that card is pathetic as well
I only care about
Finally Nvidia succeeded! They forced the consumers to believe that 600$ for 70 class and 1000$ for 80 class is reasonable.
I think to most who know better it's still a ludicrous amount to pay for those cards. I'm skipping this gen for that reason. I hope more do the same. They're not worth it at that price, but I agree. The average consumer will be easily fooled by the now lower price of the 4080s. I've even read people saying its a good buy at that price. It's sad honestly
@@PCgamingbenchmarktime Keep "skipping" haha, the next gen will be priced similar or even higher than the 4000 super series.
@dhaumya23gango75 I don't think it will be priced any higher. They've found the ceiling for now I think. Unfortunately if the 4080 super sells well then $1000 will become the new price for an 80 series class which is sad. But if the 5080 is more than twice as powerful as my 3080 I'll take that .that's a decent upgrade, i just will no longer update every gen like I used too. Maybe every other gen from now on lol
Any chance for refresh for 4060 TI super/super?
I said AMD should've dropped the 7900XTX to $750 A long time ago. It actually would've sold very well. $1000 for an AMD product is lunacy. AMD does great in the $350 for CPU + $600 to $700 For a GPU Range. That's where their bread is buttered. The sooner they realize that the better for them.
keep dreaming
The best part about the super launch, the 7800 xt that I intend to buy is likely to reduce in price slightly 🙃..
Tip for an Nvidia fan , if you buying a super card , make sure it's 70 ti super ..the 70 super no matter the reviews you are going to watch soon..in two years time ram problem will surface especially when you like using rt. Just look for the extra 200 dollars n you have a solid 4070 ti super for years.
Tip for you: Go look at new AAA titles that came out and that are coming out. They require upscaling and less Vram LOL you've been duped by AMD's selling tactics
@@anthonylong5870 I mainly play at native and don't need to spend above 550 on a card.. unlike most people that want RT dlss blah blah.. those likely need to get the 70 ti super. Otherwise, Rx 7800 xt covers all my gaming needs
@@anthonylong5870would disagree that don’t require upscaling. Majority of people don’t care about ray tracing. If anything DLSS and RT are Nvidia sell tactics so they can over charge
Seriously you do not know what your talking about. You just rambled on about Ray Tracing in the same breath as Upscaling. They are NOT even remotely the same thing. And YES ALL NEW AAA titles require Upscaling because of non optimization from the devs. DLSS is not even close to be a gimmick and is VERY MUCH the norm now. And using DLSS takes much MUCH less Vram to achieve the same visual effects....its not 2019 anymore@@chiromedic1127
This generation is pretty much over. I see a few ppl hopping on these super cards but alot of ppl are gonna be waiting for Blackwell and whatever AMDs next gpu will be. Hopefully they will get pricing in check and give ppl something they actually want to buy.
Not if you're still stuck on a 1050ti/1060/1070. The new super cards, if launched at the announced prices, they can be very tempting.
@@greatbigbeard Possibly.
@@NBWDOUGHBOY I'm literally looking at building a new PC this spring and I'm running a 1070ti. These supers are exactly what I'm looking for.
@@AreJay2006 Still a little overpriced if you ask me. But, Sure It's better than before
@@NBWDOUGHBOY yea possibly $100 too expensive still on all of them
7900XTX: $799
7900XT: $599
7800XT: $399
7700XT $299
Discontinue the 7600 and price the 7600XT at: $199
this is a good one if this happens
will we actually be able to buy these cards at these advertised prices?
Soooo I only play Cs2 1080p competitive. What do I buy then?
Nvidia's revenue generation from gaming products is comparatively modest in contrast to the substantial income derived from their AI products in non-consumer markets.
They could care less about their gaming products, and they keep the prices high because they know they can. (Pathogen of 2020) is the best thing that ever happened to them, because they learned just how much people will pay for their easiest product.
This marketing is almost lawsuit worthy..
If the 4070 Ti Super gives 2.5x the performance of a 3070 Ti, that would make it faster than a 4090.. The 4090 is 2.2x faster than the 3070 Ti.
Want to know why they said this? One, or both of these two reasons.
1: They used DLSS and frame generation advantages that the 3070 Ti does not have access to.
2: They used a VRAM limiting scenario for the 3070 Ti, as they claim 1440p gaming for the 4070 Ti Super. In 1440p, 8gb of VRAM is a bottleneck, and doing this would not give an accurate representation of the 3070 Ti's performance.
This card will not be 2.5x faster than the 3070 ti. It is abysmal and embarrassing that they even claimed this in the slideshow.
Danny is a nvidia fanboy
7800XT is a better buy at $500 than a 4070 at $550.
7800xt is a better card and its cheaper and will be even better as time goes on.
as time goes on ray tracing will be the default and path tracing will be for the high end; 2 more generations of releasing more expensive cards that are 5% better than the previous gen and we'll go back to 1080p for the x70 cards
I strongly disagree all it has is 4gbs of more vram.
@@damasterpiece08 🤡 @ZackSNetwork 🤡
The 4070 Super is going to beat the 7800 XT in rasterization and stomp at ray tracing lol
@@clockworklegionaire2135 🤡
My prediction.. The 4070 Ti SUPER will be the "Hit" card here, many rtx 3070/3080 owners will buy it and upgrade.
it's not enough of an upgrade over the 3080 imo, i want a minimum of 50% increase in performance for around the same price i paid for the 3080. so yes the $800 price is acceptable but most likley it will only be around a 30% increase in performance. had the 4080 been priced at $800 that would have been a no brainer. this gen is a skip. i think a lot of people will just wait for next gen. not worth it for a smaller increase in performance when the next gen is out later in the year or early next year and the performance increase will be much higher
@@PCgamingbenchmarktime If the 4070 ti super is faster than the 4070 ti by 15%, then the uplift over the 3080 will be +40%.
@@PCgamingbenchmarktimeit will, but what will the price be? Will the 5080 be 1200 bucks for the first year of launch? Even if it's 1,000 will it actually sell for 1,200? I'm seriously tempted by the 4080 super after watching a 4070 super review and seeing how far ahead the regular 4080 is of my 3080. If I also get a 5800x3D I could possibly sit out the 50 series.
@formulaic78 I think nvidias found out that $1,200 is too much for an 80 series class. It sold poorly at that price and I don't think it will sell much better at $1000 to be honest. The gullible and people that don't know any better have already bought the 4080. I can't imagine the 5080 being anymore than $1000. Hopefully the super will sell poorly at $1000 also and maybe we can get a 5080 for $900. Who knows lol depends on the stupidity of people I guess
It's like a game of chicken where you can swerve now and pay the Ngreedia tax (although 200 bucks less than a month ago) or keep holding out for the 5080 and hope others don't swerve too. Cos I'd rather pay $1000 now when I can sell my 3080 for a reasonable chunk than pay $1000 in a year when the 3080 will be worth even less.
Yea, what a shaking. Asus 4080 super is 1350$ with msrp of 999$ for FE .
Who ever wants to buy ASUS is a fanboy
Idk. Slightly better prices for an architecture that isn't new anymore is not shaking up anything for me.
3:20 nearly died trying to focus on a price - brain almost imploded
$450 for rx 7800xt , $650-$700 for rx 7900 xt, $850-$900 for 7900 xtx
Is only option amd has if they want people to even consider amd gpu
I want the Ti super, but my new pc build budget is limited. So the 4070 super it is for me.
4070 super looks like the value pick
Are they gonna do anything about the 4090 problems?
What problem ? Fastest GPU available ,, doubt that will change
@@tilapiadave3234 uh the melting issues of the 4090
@@drake1011 uh ,, the motherboard FIRES from X3D cpu's
@@tilapiadave3234 🤔 not sure that answers my question. 🤦🏾♂️😂
@@drake1011 I'm pretty sure I don't have to answer :)
I will be purchasing the 4080 Super. I am upgrading from a 3080 FTW3 from EVGA. As for the brand, it depends if ASUS decides to be near MSRP for the card. Best Buy is showing them for $1550 for the Strix which is ridiculous. I have an open air case and any additional cooling is not worth it for me.
The original 4070 is readily available for $500 and sometimes even less on flash sales. Remember when the 4070 launch was so bad that retailers gave $100 gift cards with the 4070 effectively making them $500? The 4070 Super is a big meh. 7800XT is $100 cheaper with more VRAM but with higher power consumption and performance is about 5-10% less which I call a tie. This is where you normally expect AMD products to be in relation with Nvidia. They are slightly worse but cheaper making them worthwhile.
If you wanted the 4070 you could have gotten the original version long ago for $500 which is better price/performance than the super at $600.
7800xt is faster than 4070 with an exception of heavy RT
@@Overlord734 Reread the post. I said performance 5-10% less than the 4070 Super.
@@harveybirdmannequin You sure are a very VERY confused person. Luckily everyone can see what you say it total NONSENSE
@@tilapiadave3234 Reread the post. You are wrong.
@@harveybirdmannequin Re attend Kindergarten ,, your genetics are wrong :)
Its really tough to switch to amd at this point.. zero problems with my 4070 and highly considering 4070tisuper
Same
But why? Is a 4070 not enough?
Just wait for 5000 at end of year...
@@marcinkarpiuk7797 5090 for 2k maybe
@@craciunator99 i got 2 rigs.. one no gpu yet.. and 4070ti super is a good candidate.. most likely ill pair 4070ti super to my 13500.. then 12100 to the 4070
Not sure prices will really come down, as the demand will catch up and push prices up once again. Quite pessimistic but after a long time waiting for a 3080 replacement (consumes too much power, is underpowered for my use, lacks enough vram at high res) even though the 4070 TI Super is at the right price point on paper, fairly sure it will be 1400CAD in stores...
Except you need for professional use at hourly wage rate (plus with those power savings) while also profiting from higher VRAM I probably wouldn't upgrade RTX 3080 right now. Even to an RTX 4080 Super. Some 35% performance increase between them is pretty much invisible in gaming world. And the price of a new card?
@@vensroofcat6415 I hoped a 3080 equivalent would come at 500US max with 16gb. I was so wrong.
There is a lot of personal on there,
As far as markets go and pricing goes, let the public decide.
Now my 2 cents just for balance, and why I went Team Red
- I don't like Ngreedia, binning support for their older cards, and yes all you 4000 cards with have the same fate as the 1-2 or 3000
- AMD given free FPS to everyone FSR3, DLSS 3 was only for series 4000, sticking two fingers two 3000 & 2000 cards.
- And soon driver for AMD Fluid Motion Frames boost FPS in ALL games.
- And also you forgot about Team Blue, their ARC GPU are getting better support all the time.
- Why does team green benchmark (Apples with Apples) comparing cards would be lot easier?
- Team Red is in the Xbox and Sony, so my thinking software developers are more likely to optimise AMD hardware.
I can't imagine a gamer buying a new card with less than 16 g, amd already dealt with that on the rx 7600.
Similar for photo / video work, so coming out with a product with less memory is more or less an office computer.
For pro level work, people are going to buy the pro cards like a W series vs a consumer card.
After that it's more about amd vs Nvidia fans rather than dramatic differences.
Any card makers releasing cards with normal 8 pin power
i like the 4070 super but 12gb of vram is not enough
RX7800xt Nitro + great card so far but keep veriable rate shading of in cod cuz that gives art effects in current amd driver but aside from that this card gives mad fps overall even 4k all ultra ASS MIRRAGE 70 + FPS on a i7 9700 9th gen.
... for what? Do you have a 12GB GPU and it does limit you?
In general though, while RTX 4070 Super "looks great" for the price right now, the market always self aligns as necessary. The rest will become cheaper, the RTX 4070 Super will go higher at dealers, whatever. So one could say all GPUs will be great. Or terrible. Just a perspective and another reshuffle.
@@vensroofcat6415 he probably want a longer life 1440p that can maxed out settings with no problem, and at that price it make sense, just don't get it why nvidia would put 550 for 12gb, now i know that's enough for now, but i think it'll be a problem in couple years
@@Arsa... I mean there was that initial sentiment that 12GB isn't enough, which is partially correct. Then a few AMD/Sony connected titles had launch troubles with less than 16GB. Which was more like their marketing move. There are still people talking old news in a way. Also not their own problems. Something heard somewhere. Kind of dumb.
The thing is consoles don't have more memory either. And as long as consoles stick to some standard, games will do too - more or less. Sadly it has been this way for some 20 years by now. On a final note I don't think one should buy GPU "for a couple of years" these days. RTX 4070 Super is RTX 3090. Don't buy expensive "3090" if you can't afford.
@@vensroofcat6415 as for the console part i guess you need to take "console optimization" into account, because it's the reason why console can run the same game with lower specs, beside those "old news" are still valid when games are getting more and more demanding in the future, where now 1440p can use almost 12gb when you crank the settings, it's true that no one should buy a gpu for "couple of years" that's why people are complaining about it's 12gb, they want to keep the card for probably more than 5 years before having to make some compromises, but the card itself will probably only last few more years before you need to make some compromises, another things to consider is "12gb at $600" ,at that price point it doesn't matter anymore if "12gb is enough" 16gb should be the minimum, 40 series card has good raster but it just feels like nvidia doesn't want us to keep it for too long so they limit it from the vram.
6000 series are offering way more value than nvidia will with super series
The title aged like fine milk 😂
Whould still go amd cuz of SAM (have a AMD processor) tho I don't need the 4090 and I don't give a fakk about ray tracing tbh.
Nvidia's customer milking strategies & prices are ridiculous, no doubt about it. They really f*cked up the market for sure !
But they hit AMD hard with those "idle & video playback" power consumptions...
Gr8 job nvidia, impressive power consumption figures that may lead AMD to some thinking in technical terms too 🤔
Even if u compare a super efficient card like a 4070ti with a pretty inefficient card (6950XT) it takes several years for the 4070ti to even start being "profitable" considering the price difference. And that in a scenario with high electricity prices and by gaming for like 8 hours, 5 Days a week for 4 or 5 years. I
Power consumption doesnt matter whatsoever. Do the math for yourself.
In the upper example, by the time the 4070tis numbers start to go from red to actually black, u would have replaced it already (probably way earlier cause of the tiny VRAM).
AMD drop the RX 7700 XT to £359, compete with RTX4060TI, drop RX 7600XT 16GB below £300. Don't shift units, AMD should call it a day in the graphics division.
switched to NVIDIA now, cuz DLSS is good than FSR . and next gen game will be using UPSCALE.
Sold a 3080ti for £500. Kind of regret it as only discovered FG FSR3 mod day I had arranged to sell. . .
Getting the 4070 super seems a waste and not an upgrade. 4070ti super maybe… £950 for the 4080 super a tad expensive
I want the 4080 S for the exact reasons you mentioned
Sure AMD Will respond, mostly Nvidia card has just the bare minimum for gaming, 12GB, and just need to cut a little more price without dropping a sweat, mostly people outside the US buy a graphics card to stick with it for 4 to 6 years, with the bare minimum of Nvidia I will get an RX 7800 XT or 7900 XT, 16GB, and 20GB, and despite MAEP for RTX 4080S is 1k, some sellers put the price of 1350 USD.
You want need 16gb for a long time .and the 7800xt is a bad card .
@@justinwalker5237 I will buy a RX 7900 XT
@@Ninjutsu2K its slower than the 4070ti super for sure, with the same price
@@lethanhtung4972 In normal places it's indeed a good choice, but here in Brazil the normal RTX 4070ti is 20% more expensive than RX 7800 XT and the price announced for the TS is almost 20% more than RX 7900XT, nvidia here is always 20% more expensive than his counterpart of AMD. I will buy RX 7900XT and gain 4GB and more bandwidth with less money.
10% faster 20% more expensive, dlss vs 4gb extra vram. 7800xt stays at 500$
Some TUF/Nitro/whatever RTX 4070ti Super at probably 870$? It's not like you buy the cheapest one at that price point except you cheap-build for others.
And RTX 4080 Super FE at 999$.
I don't get people stuck on "RTX 4070ti Super will be great, it's so powerful now and the bus...". Are they paid or can't do math? RTX 4080 Super will still be ~20% faster.
i cant believe people still believe this non sense.... these are binned silicon they fucked with clients.... they put the best silicon aside so they can make this refresh............. amd will decrease prices.... as they always do and is more of the same, in a few months new gpus same same more price..... if they wanted to give you a decent price they put vram and they didnt choke cards in the bus.... its all BS and waste of time
Can you please stop with these BREAKING NEWS OMFG clickbaity titles and thumbnails?
Specifically talking about "Nvidia just deleted AMD" in all caps.
AMD CLOSES ALL MANUFACTURING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
AMD BANKRUPT,,, lies of TROLLS finally exposed :)
Nvidia is doing a great job fixing their initial mistakes; they are saving pc gaming this month.
They are just emptying stock before 5000 launch at end of year, buying super now is just stupid decision, especially if ur sitting on 3000 series ..
amd is cheaper fo tha performance ya get it better tha tha gready green fo real
LMAO ,, AMD continually get's SMASHED by Nvidia
doesn't matter what nvidia does, they are selfish by not supporting their older cards, amd does support their older ones
4070 super will be enough for me for 1440p doesnt play games with ray tracing so 12gb vram is actually ok for people who dont use rt in games
If you plan on upgrading in the future sure 12gb is would be fine
@@blastyouofI think everyone will eventually upgrade, it’s just how soon will that be? I think 12gb at 1440p will be viable for a few years if not playing/chasing the newest games.
Same, just getting into 1440p again and 4070 super is enough for me. Don’t okay alot of new games anyways
12GB is enough for 1440p raytracing with an NVIDIA card.
I have a 4090 and 12GB of usage only tends to show up at 4k, though still kinda rare.
Still too high
Silly thumbnail. AMD can always compete via simple price adjustments.
All AMD has to do is lower prices as they are already the best price-to-performance card. Even if they aren't the fastest on the market, they're more than good enough for gaming.
4080s seems pointless. There's still a huge gap between it and the 4090 in performance. Why no 4080ti?
The 200 dollar price cut on the 4080 super is the main selling point. It will be barely like 5% faster than the non super version judging from the specs, since nvidia wouldn't want the super version to come close to the 4090.
4060 is not $299 but $330 !!
it's literally 299
mb
It's ain't worth buying a high end graphics card. I bought a 7900xt for $900 and that's it for me for the next 5 to 7 years. I don't see a point in trading in, buying new, every new model or any of that stuff. Just a waste of money
I will buy either 4070 Ti Super or 4080 Super. I will see. I have 1000 euros. That is enough for 4070 Ti Super but maybe i can bump 200 euros and buy 4080 Super.
No one should buy a graphicscard right now, wait and hold of for a couple of weeks so to let AMD respond and prices of old stock readjust.
4080 S was the biggest disappointment. No reason Nvidia can't give you more than 16gb of vram on a $1000+ card other than that they want you to upgrade in 2 years.
Anyone who believes 16gb will only last 2 years doesn't know much about 3d game graphics.
AD103 die is limited by 256 bit bus. Only AD102 can have wider bus. But it would be crazy for Nvidia to put AD102 in 4080 Super, since these chips were and still are selling instantly in AI segment. Plus, they do not want an '80 class GPU to compete with 4090.
@@mitsuhh Imagine defending a billion dollar company for giving you a shitty overpriced product. Fucking sad. And besides that, you clearly have zero clue what you're talking about.
@@mitsuhhfor 1440p is ok, but for 4k is definitly not enough...im used to see over 20gb allocated atm...
😂RIP RTX 4070. RTX 4070 TI. RTX 4080
into Bin again.
noone is buying those gpus no idea what ur on to
RIP to OG 4080 owners
AMD is dead