AMD RDNA 4 RX 9070 XT: Why Wait For A March Release If Cards Are Ready Now?

[@MVPMTKING]

Man i really wish they made a rx 9080 xt class card.

[@Vartazian360]

5000 Series is a total flop. If AMD can't compete even with nvidia's worst generational gap ever, then what are the even doing?

[@AthleticHobo-br4qh]

Just like Nvidia, AMD is also using the same fab node as the previous gen. TSMC even advertises their 4nm node is just an enhanced version of 5nm used on the previous 7000 and rtx 4000 series. So price performance will likely be quite similar to the amds last series.

[@akathenugget]

⁠@@AthleticHobo-br4qh leaks for the 9070/xt make me feel pretty confident in the performance aspect, but the price will be what matters most for AMD

[@AlexConnor_]

@@AthleticHobo-br4qh RDNA 3 was modular chiplets mixing TSMC N5 (5nm) and N6 (7nm) on the same die, primarily the later (7nm). As in 1x 5nm module and up to 6x 7nm modules. That's why RDNA 3 barely made performance gains over RDNA 2 (N7 7nm). AMD is now using the same TSMC N4 as Nvidia 40/50-Series. New node, better node and the whole GPU die is N4 5nm so there is potential for big performance gains per watt.

[@Quxer0721]

​@@AthleticHobo-br4qh There is a small hope for Amd to have bigger gains, cause they went back to monolitic die for RDNA4. There were reports that RDNA3 had lower performance, cause of hardware bug in chiplet design. But we will see, what they did.

[@Neonvarun]

​@@AthleticHobo-br4qh True but Nvidia has 60% margins on the GPU so AMD has room to lower the price for sure.

[@DOGMA1138]

The 5070 pricing threw a wrench into their works, the leaked pricing for the 9070 XT was reported to be $749 they are waiting for the 5070ti to be launched until they price these.....

[@broose5240]

Not... unless leather coat told amd the prices

[@PNW-Mochi]

I think that all this has been their kneejerk reaction to the pricing of the 5070 and 5070ti. It depends on the actual performance of the 5070 and 5070ti vs the 9070 and 9070xt. The whole thing the snake leather coat said about the 5070 being the equal of the 4090 threw everyone off with that pricing until the dust settled showing that snake leather coat dude was very much full of shit. I think that if AMD can place their two cards between the 5070ti and 5080 for performance with pricing that is slightly lower than the two, then they should have a decent win.

The fact that they wasted so much time during CES2025 on BS you could say in 10 minutes, the fact that there were AIBs with 9070XTs on the floor, the fact that there was and still is not date for rDNA4 presentation clearly shows that AMD heard some rumors about Nvidia, shat their pants in fear and pushed whole thing 2 months.

[@adi6293]

It does look that way to be fair and then RTX 5000 comes out and apart from the 5090 its not such a great generation , 5080 is just terrible , no stock , prices nowhere near MSRP , the other two cards wont be super great either lol

[@abduktedtemplar]

Pricing on the 5070 is so reasonable because it’s actually a 5060 performance wise.

[@DaBrain2578]

Well with 16gb ram it would be an ok deal. 12gb = next please!

[@steel5897]

That's only under the lens of big sillicon improvements gen over gen, which didn't happen this time, and won't happen until 2nm. It's all about perception, and perception of value, but we all know that doesn't matter anyway when they sellout in literally 5 minutes and immediately shoot up to twice their price in the second hand market. At the end of the day the MSRP is not the price the market will actually put on these cards. AMD might sell out too just by virtue of having their cards in stock at MSRP, something Nvidia is unable to do.

[@GregorMima]

Wanna bet you wont get any 5070 below 700 USD?

[@H4GRlD]

@@steel5897 You mean they are not willing to do. :P

[@zer00rdie]

@@DaBrain2578 The fact that they still release 12gb shit is astonishing.

[@akathenugget]

It’s probably because they expected Nvidia to price the 5070 and 5070ti at $650-$700 and $800-$900 respectively, and it also gives time for 5070 reviews to come out and show how it’s a marginal upgrade

[@DOGMA1138]

The 5070 MSRP is $549, and the longer AMD waits the more likely you'll be able to find cards at MSRP, the 5070ti will likely be $649 maybe $699 if there is a sufficient gap. This is AMD basically being incompetent again when it comes to releasing GPUs....

[@akathenugget]

@@DOGMA1138 the 4070ti super and 4070 super were never available for under msrp, so I don’t think that the 5070ti will be available for under $750, because the 5080 FE is $1000, but the other models are $1200+ and I see the same thing happening with the 5070/ti

[@WarlockOvermind]

Exactly, and make sure the scalper will kill this market with the paper launch.

[@broose5240]

amd knows what nvid cards can raster.

[@alancarr195]

Nvidia contracts retailers to never lower prices lower than msrp they set for them. And the aib models of 5070 are going to be 625+$ usd and 5070 ti prob more like 800$+ for aib models. You've all seen the founders edition cards actually available like none. Add 20% to Nvidia msrp for fe and thats what you'll maybe get aib models for

[@henriquebrenzinger4406]

With the absolute dogshit that Nvidia 5000 series is, I'm rooting for AMD and Intel to bring a decent product decently priced to the mainstream market.

[@Crazy09starkillor]

Lmao don't count on it

[@KingGameReview]

I think realistic best case scenario would be similar to 5070 ti raster and 4070 ti ray tracing for $649

[@0w784g]

I'd take a bet right now they won't be able to hit even 4070ti RT perf. I expect it'll be on par with 3090ti on RT.

[@RuanLFC]

​@@0w784g have you not seen the leaks it clearly is close to a 4070ti if not better

[@Not-Einstein-61]

If the RX 9070 XT does not come out at least at $599 and the 9070 at $499, it may be AMDs last GPU generation.

[@user78405]

last for rdna only...for AMD still be around just radeon gonna move onto different architecture, they done this many times before since R9 series ...NAVI RIP

[@ratguy9281]

i dont even think id buy at 500 honestly, a $425-$450 9070 however...

[@WarlockOvermind]

If they have an good production scale then 9070 for $449 and 9070 XT for $549 will be NVidia killer. But leaks tells Lisa Su killed AMD High End because she consider it as a Waffer ''waste'', she preffer use it for AI corporation GPU. So we can see another paper launch and we will be cooked

[@WarlockOvermind]

Don't worry, UDNA is there anytime soon for an entirely new revolutionary generation of disappoint.

[@broose5240]

@@WarlockOvermind Not like blackwell im sure

[@Yuber898]

This is the most disappointing nvidia generation I can recall... AMD has a golden opportunity... I hope they don't drop it...

[@Lg8gl]

AMD never misses a opportunity to miss a opportunity

[@TheGeneReyva]

@@Lg8gl Was about to say that myself.

[@WarlockOvermind]

The thing they aways do, assure NVidia will be aways on top and no AMD GPU on Steam Survey top 100 losing even to Intel APU iGPU.

[@broose5240]

Nvid bad on everything but software. Do people buy it????

[@broose5240]

@@Lg8gl like nvidia does 5080 launch sold out 7900xtx

[@El_Reddaio]

AMD was not expecting Nvidia to go as low as naming their cards based on their MFG performance, so now they are waiting for reviews and market reaction to Nvidia's sales to find the perfect pricing for the 9070.

[@lstsoul4376]

Either buying 5070ti or 9070 xt

[@akathenugget]

Same here, but I doubt the 9070xt will be over $600, which is why I’m leaning towards that gpu more, as well as giving AMD more market share lol

[@lstsoul4376]

@@akathenugget fair but at the same time, dlss 4 transformer looks pretty good. Btw, I also need to buy a monitor do you think the Alienware 27 360Hz QD- OLED Gaming Monitor - AW2725DF for 488 is worth it?

[@DavidGotelli710]

I'm going to make a prediction that the 5070 TI is going to end up being 1k+ now that GPU prices have taken off again. Even if the 9070 XT is 699 it's still a good deal

[@Durayne]

If things continue Nvidia Cards wont be available till march anyway^^ And if they really targeted a potential 5070, where as now the 5080 is more like a 5070 ti-ish class Card. They might be actually competitive. Depending on price of course.

Yeah, and because AMD showed multiple times they are everything but smart, they will perceive the lack of MSRP or close to MSRP 50 series as a chance to push prices a little higher ignoring the fact that they have problems selling 7900XT even at $700.

[@broose5240]

yes nvid launch so bad xtx sold out. Now people buying up xt

[@jacobew2000]

Some estimates are May to June for just the RTX5080 to come into any numbers. Maybe August for RTX5090. So this looks more and more like a Christmas 2025 video card launch (laughs).

[@ZackSNetwork]

@@jacobew2000That’s insane available 11 months after launch.

[@wellallnasib]

They just want to see the performance of 5070Ti and 5070 to price their competing 9070XT and 9070 and also to cook multi frame gen into FSR meanwhile.

[@pixels_2124]

I don't mind waiting because it means they have time to adequately price their cards and further stabilise their drivers before launch. I'll definitely be buying one if they're received well.

[@obviousaddy]

I think the biggest thing is that there hasn’t been a presentation on the 9070 cards or the suite from amd. Hope they get it out before the 5070 cards launch.

[@danielalvarezarribas4660]

Last year's rumors / "leaks" about RDNA being ready to launch as early as Q3 2024, and only waiting for Nvidia to come to market, where probably hype-building BS. More likely, the drivers were nowhere near mature and stable at CES, much less in Q3 2024, and AMD is now taking the extra time to just get them done. This also gives them an opportunity to include FSR 4 from the get-go, and compare their products to the 5070 & 5070 Ti once these are properly reviewed and benchmarked. It is an entire sack full of benefits to be weighed against shelving the physical units for two months.

[@nefanja]

On steam deck there is already a mod that enables fsr frame generation in for DLSS games

[@H4GRlD]

Blackwell is so bad value wise I can't imagine AMD can f this up honestly. Maybe they will, but I don't see myself supporting Nvidia with my money in the upcoming years. They might be the magical corp driving the industry, but they treat their consumers and even their partners so badly it blows my mind every time. They tried really hard in these past years to make me feel this way.

[@brunocerny]

I actually hope intel wins this gen war

[@joaquinb333]

We need the 500$ battlemage and they will destroy the market

[@TheGeneReyva]

Software could be the issue. Also pricing. Hopefully the adjustments AMD make are making the prices reasonable. Let Nvidia take the piss, build market share and GPU goodwill.

[@broose5240]

you think it takes 3 months of thought to price????

[@Aethelbeorn]

​@@broose5240Yeah. They thought of the price. They know what price they want to sell it for. The problem is that the price they want to sell it for is too high.

[@bw8685]

I was all ready to spend the 2 grand on the 5090 (even the 2500 for partner cards). But after waiting in line for hours and not getting one I went home and tweak my 3080ti and forgot about it. If AMD's card is of similar quality or higher and is available at launch, I will gladly give them this $2000.

[@ZidaneSteiner]

Maybe they want it to coincide with the release of FSR 4

[@broose5240]

Yes

[@pkilljoy5797]

we are all being duped - the reason the new 5070 is gonna be so cheap is because its actually a 60 card. just like the 80 is really a 70 series. Nvidia can get bent

[@chrishexx3360]

I think they will rapidly be adding Multi-Frame Gen for launch otherwise Nvidia can always claim some kind of superiority in the same price point.

[@archetype6351]

If they manage to launch with some degree of feature parity it would be awesome; don't know how reasonable it is to expect that though.

[@randomgamer19170]

I thought you’re not supposed to turn on low latency mode in control panel if the game has reflex?

[@Marshmallow-ht8me]

AMD makes it hard to be a AMD fan. As one with a 7900XTX, I was taken back that AMD won’t have a high end next gen card. On top of that, it seems that as of right now FS4 will on be compatible with the new AMD cards (9070/XT) which are less capable cards than the 7900XTX minus their AI upscaler (FSR4). Why wouldn’t you have FSR4 backwards compatibility? AMD pushes their fanbase to have to go to NVIDIA for the latest tech. It’s so frustrating

[@OG-Jakey]

@@Marshmallow-ht8me Why are you a fan of a company? AMD are the ones who raised the prices of CPUs, you think they're not gonna do the same thing if they end up with the superior product? They're not your friend.

[@Quxer0721]

I think they would be pushed to port back new FSR4 to RDNA3 at least higher end. They put AI cores in RX 7000 series, so this is probably question of how efficient those cores are. If Amd won't do that, then they will really shoot themselves in the foot.

[@MN-jw7mm]

@@OG-Jakey Because he's a hyper consumer. No reasonable person upgrades every generation, lmao.

[@jochenrudiger]

Because FSR4 will make use of AI capabilities the 7000 series does not have.

[@Marshmallow-ht8me]

@@OG-Jakey I’m a fan of the product. Again I have a 7900XTX

[@El_Reddaio]

About the DLSS 2 FSR wrapper: it would be very interesting if you could investigate on why there are no unofficial wrappers for popular games such as Indiana Jones - I played Alan Wake on a 3070 TI using DLSS + FSR3 and it ran pretty well, but for Indiana Jones and Returnal I could not find anything to add FSR 3 frame generation - maybe it's just me. But anyhow: it would be interesting to see if Nvidia is lobbying game devs to implement very aggressive techniques to detect which DLSS options should be available to the user, rather than just trusting what the DLL reports as available.

[@fpgamemearray]

i don't think nvidia cares about the wrappers and mods, as long as you don't reverse the dll files. They achieve vendor lock-in by making DLSS omnipresent in games at launch day. The majority of PC players don't want to tinker with file swaps and mods, they much rather spend more to get the nvidia experience without the fuss. nvidia can just bully the competition by "sponsoring" 10 titles to 1 that either amd or intel is sponsoring. Then you get situtations like the latest indiana jones game: runs great on all recent gpus, but still hasn't implemented vendor indipendent upscalers (FSR and XeSS 1) nor has path tracing available for non-nvidia cards (despite a CVAR called r_allowpathtracingnonnvidia in the game) it's just hairworks and tassellation all over again but this time people actually care about the nvidia-specific features

[@Revan_7even]

If they launched these now while there's no Nvidia stock they would all sell.

[@StarkR3ality]

4080 perf for £599 would be amazing with the improved ray tracing and FSR4. I really hope they price these well.. We need some good news after the shit show of the 5000 series, genuinely the worst GPU launch of all time. Esepcially the 5080, that's probably the worst gaming product since the xbox one.

[@0w784g]

Not a snowballs chance in heck 9070 will beat 4080 RT performance.

[@StarkR3ality]

@@0w784g Didn't say ray tracing performance. The leaks suggest raster perf of the 4080 and 4070 ti super ray tracing. I mean we will have to see but there's plenty out there. Don't really care for ray tracing, but with more games being mandatory they need to up their game there.

[@Crazy09starkillor]

​@@StarkR3ality lol highly doubt that, AMD is fumbling super hard rn with their GPUs. Both and the hardware and the software side

[@urazoktay7940]

Amazing video, thank you Digital Foundry. I hope AMD delivers with their next gen gpus.

[@randomgamer19170]

Amd could launch a card tomorrow that’s 5090 equivalent card in terms of raster performance for $1699 and it still wouldn’t hurt nvidia overall all due to the software. FSR is a joke compared to DLSS a literal factual JOKE and it’s not even close it’s like 3 generations behind at best. And with 90% ore more nvidia users using DLSS in some form that makes the software a major deal

[@Neonvarun]

Nvidia has 60% Margin on GPUs I think, So AMD must have some room to be aggressive on the Price too.

[@michaelstaruszkiewicz8798]

If they have mature FSR 4 drivers & games support, plenty of supply in conjunction with correct pricing to take this Gen's sales crown. I don't have $2k++ to spare on just a GPU have the rest of Nvidia 's stack is an obscene, naked $$ grab

[@chriscowart8018]

The 5080 IS THE 5070. THE PRICE OF THE 5070 IS 1000$.

[@HoretzYT]

Hey guys, should i buy a 7900XTX Nitro+ for 900eur (including VAT) ? or wait for a 9070XT, but it has only 16GB of VRAM which will be soon low for 4K gaming

[@nowaynowaynottoday]

9070xt almost certainly won't be more powerful than 7900xtx

[@hirosese]

its totally new architecture, there are many features they are overhauling for the card. So it’s driver related not hardware

Then why did they ship GPUs already? Now it will cost them.

[@hirosese]

because now they dont have to worry about import costs and the initial cards will be cheaper far quicker than if they hadn’t shipped them

[@Kaebren]

what do you mean it will cost them? the hardware is finished and now they just need to work out pricing, FSR4, and driver issues. so what exactly is it costing them? I'm genuinely asking

@@hirosese you know that this is not how it works right? Like, i could agree with the idea if retailers were not complaining. But they do complain that AMD made free storage out of their, retalier's, storage. So it was 100% not a plan. Plu sretailers around the world have them already and tarifs would hit only imports to USA.

@@Kaebren stores don't hold your stuf for free. They are not free storage. AMD clearly pushed the release date, stores wil bill AMD extra storage fee. BTW. "work out pricing. GPUs at stores means retail ALREADY paid AMD. It is 'pay up-front' . So if AMD planned higher prices and now drops them they will be forced to pay difference to retailers. Problem is that AMD is ALREADY months hind on pay backs for retail. So it can be that retail demands extra penalty $ from AMD or they, retail, will put 9070s on the shelves for higher price (original price if we assume AMD drops prices) and it would kill rDNA4.

[@genasgenas]

Imagine if AMD now dropped enough 9070xt for sale? They would sell crazy many gpus . Why they dont do it now? Because they work together with Nvidia. Its all according to their plan behind the curtains. Its all about making bigger profit. Thats why AMD delayed their release.

[@Jeremy-WC]

Well AMD has been willing to follow NVIDIA they don't work together, The current rumour is AMD thought NVIDIA would raise prices alot but instead moved the cards up a bracket. The 5080 has the hardware of a 5070 or 5070ti at best which is why people think the 9070XT might come close.

[@EvilijoUK]

This is why AMD stock is worth 10 times less than Tesla or Nvidia. They crap their pants instead of flooding the market with new product, sure launch it expensive, make good profits on early adopters and then reduce the prices as required. They really never fail to disappoint.

[@broose5240]

nvidia flooded market????? Lol you must be a bot

[@EvilijoUK]

@@broose5240 I never said they did, I'm talking about these RDNA 4 cards that instead being sold are collecting dust in warehouses. Nvidia simply doesn't have enough cards to meet demand, that's not what AMD is doing.

[@tadsnyder2756]

Maybe they want like 70 games with fsr4 before they launch more game support

[@adi6293]

I think AMD can most likely fight the RTX 5070Ti since the 5080 is actually quite slow so its all down to price

[@joaquinb333]

So the 5070 will have the performance of a 5060 and that means the 5060 will perform as a “5050” lol

[@broose5240]

they know the price, just waiting for nvidia to complete the bed pooping so they can clean up

[@djnes2k7]

They should’ve waited for either borderlands 4 or gta6…….and for every time nvidia said “ai” say the word “gamer” or “gaming” easy win. Win over actual gamers, even if price or performance isn’t perfect, thats will over a couple. They should do their own 9800x3d bundles and cut price for the cpu by like $50…… it would be the nfl2k5 moment…minus the $20.

[@stayedfaded]

Remember "Poor Volta," or Vega VII? Terrible execution takes AMD months of planning. They prepared us for underperformance, it's only a matter of how bad they can make the pricing.

[@Vriess123]

Amd is just falling so far behind in software, we are still waiting for AMD's answer to DLSS2. 50 bucks less or something is not going to cut it at all

[@parcosmaulo1]

the biggest problem for amd was nvidia lying through their teeth, they couldn't possible announce anything reasonable without it looking inferior. third party reviews won't lie though, so amd waiting will be a net good for sure

[@jacobew2000]

Now that we know that Nvidia will not have any significant numbers of 5000 series for months, and since almost all 4000 series are sold out, if AMD can release theirs in any significant numbers, they will steal market share from Nvidia.

[@broose5240]

nvidia crapped the bed. Price, power draw, raster, availably, it as bad as it gets. Then try to sell it with fake frames

[@jacobew2000]

@ I think that they thought that the magical AI would save them. Do not get me wrong, AMD is also going down that road of logic with their 9070s. But I also think that they are bowing to investors that want to see new products released. Especially after the AI bubble just got popped by China. They are going to have a hard time selling AI chips, and investors are freaking.

[@beamcannon]

I would love for AMD to provide proper competition, but because of past performance and features, no one will buy them without them being bottom of the barrel prices, which clearly AMD can not do and gamers will not purchase. This will continue this gen too. Not to mention, rumor is UDNA is next year, so why buy this tier of GPU from them when better cards are only a year away? AMD will have to deliver a generation that is not only WAY cheaper but WAY better than Nvidia offering in every single way (AI, upscaling, frame gen, image clarity, features, etc) for people to start believing in them at all. What chance do they have?

[@OverbiteGames]

Having experienced DLSS 4 yesterday (anyone with a 2000 series or above can force it on by updating your nvidia app and drivers, then in the per game settings select DLSS override and set it to Latest) I'm *needing* every GPU and console to have access to this yesterday. It solves everything. It just looks so good. It's crisp and clear and I'm finally able to stop seeing DLSS / TSR / TAA as a tradeoff because now it just objectively looks better than anything that I could do without them, and MSAA doesn't solve things that DLSS 4 can like chain link fences viewed from even a modest distance of like 20 feet away. Idc if it's AMD or Intel, stick a bunch of Tensor cores in your APUs, GPUs, and Consoles - I'm not accommodating folks without access to DLSS 4 when they complain about ghosting or smear or boiling and so on - at this point that's a *choice* that *you* make with your next GPU purchase. You don't get to blame me for what your GPU can't do when there was an option. You weighed rhe decisions and made one. Don't choose not to have DLSS 4 and then complain that your DLSS 2 equivalent antialiasing solution is dog water. I'm happy to celebrate that you're supporting a diverse market where any trust fund clown with no aspirations or expected success potential can be a gpu designer - we can pretend that their existence affects pricing in any way with Cousin Jenson, but at this point I'd argue that buying Intel is the only competition that matters, and by kicking out Pat I'm a bit worried that their ability to form and act on long term plans are TikTok brainrot levels. So imo? We just force Nvidia to be a monopoly and then break them up :)

[@user78405]

but good thing that i can't believe MSI dodge the bullet this time by skipping entire AMD madness of their owned doing, they know AIBs gonna get sued by retailers now who still stick around with AMD to last minute changes resulted everyone getting frustrated with the company when its not only name scheme changes, price changes after the fact AIB's already sold to retailers full price more than last minute asking price its why amd scramble to software driver hack on bad poor chip that its 64 compute units barely can run 1440p and trying to match 4080 by software tweeks would results higher power draw and higher temps with unstable clocks aren't meant for rdna4 architecture

[@genasgenas]

Because they work as a team against gamers. Money money . Guess why AMD delayed their gpu release ? Look at the prices now, it was all planned between them.

[@user78405]

its why amd miss only opportunity that could had topple highend nvidia gpu's by not cancelling rdna4 atleast 100 compute shaders would beat any 5080 and still 25% close to 5090 if that was case when AMD didn't know NVIDIA next moves when NVIDIA using tik and tok method of updating architectures. The same strategy that work well for intel cpu's to confuse your opponents with fear of architecture improvements that youtubers did well in predicting false on rtx50 series percentage jump got amd spook badly to force themselves cancel high end. To me Its AMD fault for not have any confidence themselves as intel did for gpu. Least intel wasn't scared of anyone, they just release it anyway, why not amd do the same ?

[@photonboy999]

TARIFFS?

[@GregorMima]

AMD has a last chance to prove they are serious about their cards. Failing _now_ will end AMD GPUs. Looks like 549 USD for the 5070 will be another fake fantasy price. MSRPs are useless.

[@marsMayflower]

starting to look like they made the right call. don't get in the way of nvidia making itself look bad with this terrible 5000 series launch.

[@roki977]

bcs they dont want you pixel peep fsr 4 it its not ready

[@815TypeSirius]

No singularity lol. Welcome to rock bottom. Dwarves wanted.

[@madant7777]

If the 9070 cards were with the retailers already, we would see benchmarks and such leaking... and there is none of that...

[@TheMeta516]

How can you benchmark the cards when there are no drivers 😊

[@madant7777]

@@TheMeta516 The same way you benchmark the cards that are not out yet 😉

[@vac59]

MSRP is such a lie. Only influencers for MSRP and they paid nothing lol

[@broose5240]

you guys are so high on fake frames

[@RubenRodriguez-pk4bz]

amd gonna fumble like always and its not like i want them to but guys dont expect something amazing.

[@mraltoid19]

In another reality: The RTX5090 is the RTX-Titan Blackwell The RTX5080-Ti exists, and it's a 24GB version of the Titan/5090 The RTX5080 exists as the RTX5060-Ti. The RTX5070-Ti exists as the RTX5060. The RTX5070 exists as the RTX5050-Ti. The RTX5060-Ti exists as the RTX5050. The RTX5060 exists as the RTX5030.

[@OG-Jakey]

Rdna 3 was not good. AMD has been trash for a long time. Intel is already superior and its only been making gpus for 2 generations now.

[@williambarton5681]

Intel GPUs are much bigger and Intel is selling them for fire sale prices to gain a foothold in the market.

[@Natsumi170]

Intel has been making GPUs for decades

[@OG-Jakey]

@@Natsumi170 Not discrete gpus.

[@ilbro7874]

😂 intel is superior lmao bruh. Months ago you could ACTUALLY get 6700xts for $250 and theyd smash the b580 which you can generally find for $340 now I mean im cheering them on, but theyre not better.

[@Quxer0721]

​@@OG-JakeyThis is a little complicated, but Intel isn't superior yet. As other pointed out, Arc is on good path, but under perform in comparison to their die size. It is like 70 class card with performance of 60 class. Their margins aren't great (probably still with profit). As for RDNA3 they weren't bad, they did screw up with naming and pricing for sure. But they still have good price to performance ratio.

[@WhhhhhhjuuuuuH]

I just want something like 48GB of VRAM i don't care if it's RDNA2 i just want to play games on medium settings and run ai stuff.

[@brunocerny]

The nvidia leather jacket and amd first lady look so similar. I even read they are related cousins. But i think its the same dude, something like Mr.robot whiterose compete against him self 😂

[@paulerxx]

DF has become a Nvidia shill lmao

[@Cth358]

says a AMD shill

[@paulerxx]

@Cth358 I buy cards from both so I'm not a shill of either company lol

[@ssj4megaman]

Has always been known.

[@ironiclee9751]

Yeah I know right? Imagine actually being interested in improved Nvidia features instead of hyping up AMD's disaster of a launch. You should think long and hard about why AMD's marketshare is 10% and shows no signs of improving before lashing out at DF for not babying AMD.

[@c523jw7]

Can you believe a youtube channel about gaming and technology prefer the brand that is miles ahead of the other company. It's amazing how they like the company that has better image quality with their upscaling and does ray tracing alot better. They also prefer the company that's always innovating. Shocking hey?

[@gamesplayer4861]

theyre probably fixing their shitty drivers

[@broose5240]

nvidia? Watched a streamer keep crashing ... Nvidia bad drivers

[@lohiths5302]

I just hope that they will not do something like rebrand the 9070 to 9080 and increase the price.

[@jamesyu5212]

Oliver sucks

[@RiderOfKarma]

How does AMD catch up? Maybe AMD being better with Deepseek shows the way. Caught up to Open Ai/Chat GPT in machine learning and shocked the world. There’s also the machine learning AMD is working on with SONY for UDNA/PS6. What else can NVIDIA do going forward is also a question. RADEON is dealing with the SRAM issue with chiplet designs, similar to how they took down INTEL dominance in CPUs with Ryzen. What is NVIDIA going to do? Stagnate, overcharge, act like a monopoly; all like Intel did when they controlled the cpu market. Maybe history repeats.