FINALLY! A consumer-friendly GPU for the masses! Intel Arc B580

[@SnoDawg]

Nvidia definitely needs competition to bring prices down to a more reasonable price.

[@GaryGreys-ri4wi]

Intel are coming for Nvidia.

[@brodriguez11000]

Coming more for AMD than Nvidia.

[@ChukiTheErmine]

I start thinking that Nvidia is going to be some kind of Apple, overpriced - peace of shit. And for now we see only overprice. I hope they will make its stuff cost less, because right now they got a lot of good things and features(drivers and etc. as well), but i simply can't effort it without some trades with other life-important things. So games and powerful-PC stuff always got delay to later. Yet i wish to get something better for GPU(since everything else step by step is updated). And this is where i probably will switch to Intel, but i have some concerns about it.

[@Alex-wg1mb]

Intel should increase vram to cover prosumer market also. Competitor with 24Gb vram should cover my needs in cgi workflow.

[@korkuc26]

@@brodriguez11000 Not so sure about that. AMD cards are the best when comparing performance to price if you don't care about RT. Plus the whole cpu debacle didnt help them. Intel isn't going to catch either one of them after giving AMD the cpu market. But at the end of the day, I hope they do good. It would benefit us consumers.

[@lordcorgi6481]

NVidia is going the direction of car manufacturers. They're making bigger and bigger products with bigger and bigger prices. Eventually they'll be like car dealerships with cars sitting on the lot, because of they've become overpriced.

[@admiraljosephterix148]

yeah, car manufacturers are making all their cars luxury cars with a high starting price and then they are wondering why they are not selling. because the average price of a new car is 45,000-55,000 dollars. I hope that Intel ARC does not go away anytime soon to bring the prices of both Nvidia and AMD down.

[@christophermullins7163]

Nvidia will always sell.

[@Kruga119]

People will always pay that 50k over sticker just to have to coolest/fastest car

[@Onyx408]

@@christophermullins7163nah if they don’t change they are definitely on their way out. When you can spend half the price and get everything you want they are going to lose value and shareholders are gonna be pissed

[@pro100vald]

​@@admiraljosephterix148 Given how much it should cost to develop a GPU from the scratch that can axtually compete with amd/nvidia, I'm sure that Intel would've not done it if they weren't planning to stay on this market for decade of two.

[@CraX_Ez]

Just imagine $500 GPU competing with RTX4080 range card, would be a very tasty offer

[@BrettAnderson3]

Take my money

[@Jordy268]

I would switch immediately

[@pikkyuukyuun4741]

I imagine a world where phones DIDNT cost 1000usd while removing features. Unfortunately, that world is a fantasy

[@TouhouGaijin]

Upgrading my 7800xt to that when it comes out.

[@handlemonium]

8800XT anyone? I'd pay $699 for a 8800XTX 32GB though 😋

[@CROWNZI]

This is honestly huge, if they release a bigger scaled card with the same architecture, it will be an actual high tier build contender now.

[@jameslake7775]

This is supposedly already a nearly 4070Ti-sized die, so I’m not sure how much room there is to scale it up more.

[@TigonIII]

I think they are still planning on releasing their 700 series of B cards, so B750 and B770, which one can imagine will blow some other cards out of the water, if the B580 is anything to go by. Or maybe I'm wrong, but it would be great to see some competition.

[@bearde_mut9731]

@@jameslake7775 Uh gee I dunno, a higher tier/ binned core with increased VRAM and larger bus bandwidth maybe?

[@jameslake7775]

@bearde_mut9731 They could theoretically do a 40 Xe core version, but doubling the cores and bus and everything would result in a nearly 4090-sized die with the yield and cost issues that come with such a large chip. Tripling it to 60 Xe cores would be beyond TSMC manufacturing limits.

[@bearde_mut9731]

@@jameslake7775 I didn't say anything about increasing the core count, I said select a higher tier/ better yield chip and give it more Vram and a large bus bit rate.

[@alexandroskotrotsos3720]

Praying intel arc battlemage will go well…

[@nERVEcenter117]

You can pray, or you can buy one.

[@Thomas_Angelo]

​@nERVEcenter117 I'll buy when I see if Nvidia really wants to fail me with the 5060. I have a 3060 and I love it except for its speed. If 5060 is gonna be the same thing, more speed and same or more vram and for a good price, I won't even look at Intel. Otherwise I'll buy myself a B770.

[@jlf6458]

​@@nERVEcenter117already pre-ordered to replace my old 1060 6gb!

[@FreelancerND]

I will buy one for my son's PC, it's time for his trusty 2060 to go for a rest.

[@Thomas_Angelo]

@FreelancerND That's very nice.

[@mangaas]

All current gen cards should have been 12 GB to start at the low end, and been 16 GB mid range. The fact that there were 8 GB 4060 cards was legit a joke.

[@splfordayz9050]

This I agree with in 2024. Perhaps in a laptop it makes sense for 8GB VRAM cards but not for a desktop. And not at their pricepoints.

[@icanseeall-inthisreality]

i agree and the 3070 was a legit joke

[@Vss077]

10gb & i dont have a problem even with next gen titles. before i reach the 10 gb vram mark i usually struggle with the cards overall performance core limitation

[@oliknow]

if you're unhappy just make your own.

[@icanseeall-inthisreality]

@@oliknow being unhappy doesn't change thew fact NVidia are rip offs does it docile one.

[@etyrnus]

Jay, the A770 was a great start, and this shows Intel has really been pulling out the stops. The B580 is a win for all PC gamers.

[@AndreB23]

For a 12gb, 192 bit card, $250 feels like a steal. I'd argue this card not only undercuts the 4060, but the Ti variant as well, just for that reason alone.

[@DanielReyes-hz1qk]

Assuming an embargo dropped since I had dozens of videos pop up in a 30 second span 😂

[@Hjorth87]

Jup. I'm a bit surprised. Usually it happens 24 hours before release, but I guess Intel wanted it differently. Still, it's great news

[@goldchris1111]

@@Hjorth87 jup :)

[@SPECTRA890]

Wait when is the launch? ​@@Hjorth87

[@baysidejr]

Lets go. I already own an A770. Hopefully we get a B770.

[@LeonSteelpaw]

I agree, it was nothing ot sneeze at when it launched either, threw it against some recent releases and it ran fine

[@G_WOLF]

Same here

[@Slane583]

The Intel engineer that GN interviewed said the B750 & 770 are coming next year.

[@calebb5106]

@@Slane583 as in January next year, or December next year?

[@Dromaro]

That single frame jump at 3:02 is killing me, smalls.

[@HippeusOmega]

But the human eye can't see that fast 😂 Jokes aside i saw that too lol

[@MillerWissen]

Remember, Universe is Unlicensed.

[@zeldafan7993]

@@MillerWissen i seen that too, please launch Maxon App

[@TheRealVitko]

I’ve always been a 70 or 70 TI person. If they would enter the market and compete with those, I would absolutely give them a very hard look.

[@ct2651]

Maybe later, intel had launch a 770 variant of its A series. The B series didnt get a 770 yet. So maybe intel will have something for you soon

[@OHWACHACHA]

I'm kind of torn right now because JayzTwoCents stated that RGB isn't making this card run faster. How is that possible?!

[@dockeydidit]

Until they can figure out how to make RGB go plaid, they will never reach "Ludicrous speed".

[@aznp33nRocket]

Could you imagine IF they added rgb?!?? Would bump price up by 50 bucks but would get AT LEAST 50% PERFORMANCE INCREASE!! 😂😂

[@mniakan754]

I think Intel should definitely take a long look at their GPUs and try to replicate that in their CPUs, that being said I think expecting poor Pat to turn around a ship shareholders have spent years to destroy around in four years is kinda unfair

[@YOEL_44]

Unfortunately that just doesn't translate, otherwise AMD would be leading in GPUs too, with how well they turned their CPU business and how much experience they have in the GPU market.

[@kurtwinter4422]

The future is integrated graphics and SFF power efficient systems. Desktop PCs will be relegated to workstations in a few years. We already integrated sound, networking, and all the other IO addin cards, why not gaming graphics?

[@sysbofh]

Not to mention that just designing the chip takes more than 2 years. His successor will get the fame, but the work was (probably) done by him in these past years.

[@gibbsfreenthalpy]

​@@kurtwinter4422 doubtful. I heard the same thing in the early 2000 about Laptops. "No one will use a Desktop PC in 10 years time", they said. That didn't work out so well, did it. There are too many benefits from having a larger case, the ease to build in, the versatility, the better pricing for the case and the components etc...

[@sysbofh]

@@kurtwinter4422 Because the limit is the human senses. We already got to the point where is possible to built in a passable audio amplifier, good enough to 90% of us. We aren't close enough this on a GPU: we still can (fairly easily) tell image from game and image from reality apart. Whe the integrated graphics starts delivering this kind of performance, the dedicated GPUs will be relegated to the professional market. Not before. And we have "meh" onboard network cards, that are fit for small use. When someone need to do serious network stuff, they buy a dedicated one.

[@leesimpkins5234]

I'm getting my plans in place for a new total build in 2025. My main usage is for Lightroom and Photoshop, with occasional light gaming. I'd like to see some creative/production benchmarks, but so far this looks very promising. Thanks Intel for taking a sane approach to both design and pricing.

[@ashleydsilva9284]

Hope this really sells like hot cakes, we have to support this budget gaming needs to live on

[@ct2651]

Yeah, if it doesnt sell... i dont see a good futur for pc gaming outside of prebuilt laptop or handheld or steam machine prebuilt

[@hofweb]

I have an RX 5600XT, and this is definitely on my radar.

[@Boss_Fight_Index_muki]

So basically it has the same power as the ps5 gpu, the 6700, for $250. Impressive.

[@ct2651]

It may be a bit better too. I would hope so, 400 minus 250 is 150 for the rest of the computer.

[@shansen008]

Cheapest B580 on Amazon is $369 =/

[@Kiyuja]

plus more VRAM and RT capabilities.

[@RealAlphaDrum]

​@@shansen008those are 3rd party scalpers I'm sure. As Jay said, try to get the Intel limited.

[@Slane583]

@@shansen008 Sounds like a scalper so I'd avoid that like the plague. Especially since new egg doesn't even have the Arc-B series posted on their site yet.

[@slickrounder6045]

Intel finally hitting a Home Run, and in the Dpgu market of all places! Good news for those wanting an affordable and performative Gpu, with a finally sufficient 12gb of Vram as the icing on the cake.

[@BojanglesTheMiner]

I bought 10 A series ARC cards to support Intel. Used for budget Gaming PCs for family and friends. This generational improvement at a low price point is amazing. Can't wait to grab a B580

[@hugobalbino2041]

Congratz well done, we need Intel to save us from this prices

[@YOEL_44]

That's a lot of cards, and a lot of driver issues that will report back to you for installing them those cards. Hope you also have a great therapist.

[@BojanglesTheMiner]

@YOEL_44 lol, haven't been any issues as of yet.

[@OolongGoat]

Wow, I have never been this early!! I hope Intel continues to grow and refine their Graphics division.

[@K5Legion]

We will absolutely upgrade one of our systems with a B580. I'm still really hoping for a B770 or something, but considering our slowest system is using a 2060 6GB, this would be an awesome jump without going crazy on price. I'm stoked for Intel!

[@SandhuAndreas]

I've been looking at an upgrade for a while from my 970. This looks perfect

[@BrettAnderson3]

You're not alone lol.

[@YOEL_44]

A second hand 1080 is already a huge step up, but yeah, this is also a very appealing new option.

[@WayStedYou]

Keep in mind you need pcie 4.0 for resizeable BAR for these cards if you havent upgraded your cpu/mobo etc.

[@codrinvechiu2832]

@@WayStedYou so it wont work with pcie 3 mobo?

[@calebb5106]

i have a 1660TI that i wanna upgrade, it looks like the B580 will be the key, but im gonna have to sell this card first to fund it...

[@digitalis2977]

"I'm Not Having A Stroke I Swear!" t-shirts when?

[@N0N0111]

Nice to see Intel official slides are using 1440p in an UE5 game!

[@falloutnewvegasboy]

Wanted to pre order the Limited Edition but it was sold out. Ended up getting the AsRock Steel Legend variant for 29 dollars more. This review has me absolutely hyped. Crazy that I can replace my $700 Radeon VII with a $270 card now

[@daniil3815]

Even though I am not going to buy it (shopping high-midrange to high-end), I can only applaud Intel for such a great value product. Hopefully it’s going to be popular.

[@Pravculear]

honestly, intel should be proud of what they managed to pull off here.

[@2528drevas]

When you don't have to go with a budget GPU it's easy to ignore how much this matters. I don't have the fastest GPU, (7900 XT) but I have caught myself laughing at the 4060. If someone on a budget can get a 4060, or an Intel GPU that lets them get the best bang for their buck, it does matter. The real growth in the hobby doesn't happen at the top end. I think AMD has realized that but so has Intel.

[@YOEL_44]

I don't think it has anything to do with the tier, but with the price, I would still be running my GTX 1080 if it didn't die, and that's a pretty much a top of the line card, but I only spent 250€. Then again, when it died I had to spend 630€ in a RTX 3070, that still only has 8GB or VRAM. So yeah, they either ramp up the performance of mid-tier, or lower down the price on the top-tier.

[@springrollpapi]

competition is always good in the pc marketspace

[@brodriguez11000]

ARM vs x86.

[@YOEL_44]

It is always good.

[@Starchface]

Very interesting insights. The $250 regime is where I shop at, which will amount to at least 400 of our Canuckistanian rubles wherever we finally see availability. Thanks Jay, great video. Side note: there was a time 15 years ago when I thought you were a rapper giving his opinion on tech. Jayz + 50 Cent = Jayz2cents. Go figure.

[@paulplaysPC]

I love seeing this progress! I have a A750 Limited in my travel build and love that stupid thing. I got it to try the platform out, and to see how it progressed. I have been very happy with it. Performance has become far better on that card than I ever expected. Now it's looking like Intel might actually have a competitive card on the market. Hope there is more to come!

[@Glitch_75]

So good at getting affordable cards with good performance well done Intel

[@Jorge101]

Wow I'm so impressed with the results, this is great news for us a new player like this is what is needed to bring the extortion prices down. I can't wait to see what they bring out next.

[@Thurgosh_OG]

Jay. Only CCs like yourself and the ultra-gamer crowd are used to the huge, heavy and power sucking graphics cards. Most of us still use smaller lighter, lower power cards, so these new ARC cards are more like what we'd expect.

[@FellowshipOfTheAviatorZ]

Remember, boils and ghouls. This is also their first round driver. Competing against established cards with many drivers since their release. Id imagine..and am confident in saying.. that further driver updates will only see these performance numbers increase. Pre-ordered and on the way. Cant wait to test this b580 card. This is a win for all.

[@muhammadluqman3452]

the fact that you get more than 60 fps on cyberpunk 1440p is awesome for a 250$ card, seems like finally you can make a stronger pc than console for the same price

[@MichaelWutsch]

I'm building my first gaming PC and I just preordered one of these yesterday. Came out at the perfect time for me.

[@Ravenxl7]

As someone who's looking to finally build myself a computer next year, this is exciting.

[@ZachsBadAtGames]

3:02 what is this blip lol

[@mangaas]

The timelines converging...

[@copperheadroad567]

Maybe he’s using the new intel to render his video?

[@OriginalLictre]

An announcement that "Universe is unregistered, log into your Maxon account" If you use single frame advance or frame back buttons, you can examine little blips like that on a frame-by-frame basis.

[@ChukiTheErmine]

"," and "." to move it frame by frame. But it looks like end of licence on some Maxon App. LUL

[@deco.videos]

It's a message from the Universe plugin from Maxon. Probably a authentication problem, lots of people complain about this.

[@DragunBreath]

More competition in the GPU space is a fantastic thing.

[@bearde_mut9731]

As long as these stay reasonably close to MSRP then yeah I would genuinely consider trying out a B580. It's looking like the greatest value proposition in GPU hardware we've seen in close to a decade I'd say. EDIT: $249 (€236) MSRP my ass.... minimum €310 and up here in EU. Can't have anything nice in this shithole of a cotenant. Thanks Klaus Schwab!!! Guess I'm sticking to used previous gen stuff for the foreseeable future, 1440p may as well just be a gimmick with my eye sight anyway.

[@cldcrst]

american prices when shown don't include VAT, unlike how the rest of the world does. they're special like that.

[@j.justin1511]

This is EXCITING! More competition is better for all of us. I'm an nVidia guy and have been for years but I'd love to see Big Green get punched in the nose. Go get 'em, Intel.

[@KingJellalTV]

Man I wish this card existed when I first started pc gaming. The new budget builds for entry level gamers are going to look amazing

[@ccayco]

1:22 "Intel Arc-itechture"

[@The_Bearded_Jay]

"Nerd talk aside" *Proceeds to talk about a GPU for a whole video* 😆

[@calebb5106]

ive never heard of Intel ARC cards before, but seeing this, and that pricepoint... its tempting me to pull from my emergency medical funds...

[@blindsniper9794]

It absolutely is enough to make me consider. I haven't ever done a new PC build, it's always been second hand and upgrade, but this makes me want to do my first new build

[@TheBranman5000]

Absolutely considering a B580 now. Would love to see more competition in the GPU market period.

[@OmegaBlack999]

I'd liked to have seen the 1% lows, but thank you, Jay!! Love you!!

[@Spendishy]

I swear when I look at these cards they remind me of my old evga gtx 770. Someone should make one of the intel gpus look like an old card and get a nice short out of it

[@seylaw]

Thank you, Pat Gelsinger, for keeping Arc on life support! I hope the market reaction will convince the new Intel management to keep investing in Arc.

[@MovieGasm]

jeez, the 3070 FE is that much better than the 4060?

[@Jayztwocents]

Yes, the 4060 really was a disappointment

[@wingflex5367]

I really hope Intel can provide competitive cards in all tiers. This is promising. I recall AMD struggling after buying out ATI for awhile.

[@ET_Videos]

Looks promising for sure.

[@bryanwhite433]

I’ve been an AMD guy since I got back into PC building. I’m generally anti-Intel (have been since Ryzen) but it’s really refreshing to hear reviewers get excited about a product after the letdowns the past few years.

[@TheInternetHelpdeskPlays]

My A770 has done me well, nice to see I was ahead of the curve in getting the underdog.

[@ericepperson8409]

Intel coming in as the hero we've been looking for almost 5 years now. Might look into one of these to replace my aging 5700

[@DrewPera]

This is very good news for the GPU market. Hopefully Intel doesn't cancel their GPUs in light of their financial woes.

[@ht8764]

I have the Wide 400 and leave it at our Salon to capture clients with their stylist to make a collage board. People are weird about having digital photos being taken but they don't mind taking Polaroids. Some people ask about the camera and where to get one. KZbin reviewers kinda crapped on it, but it's a banger that will take consistently good photos (as long as you don't cover the meter when shoot vertically 😅)

[@QuinTheFly]

I’m glad there’s a third maker in the mix and to see them really coming into their own. I’ve been concerned with software/drivers during first generation but I’m totally willing to build a PC around Battle Mage. It wouldn’t be my main machine but I’d like to see it in action

[@Gavrev]

As much as there was great flat out performance against the 4060 it was to me more impressive that it was encroaching on the 3070 when price compared. It seems like a very nice card and a worthy step in the right direction. Hats off to the team for their work on this.

[@dvornikovalexei]

I wish people outside US could buy these "consumer friendly" stuff that Americans claim about. Since cards like 6700xt and 7600xt are 400$+ and rare as unicorns while 4060 are 280-290. Not so consumer friendly if you don't live in the US

[@atinymeow6814]

The fact that I might actually have a worthwhile upgrade over my 2070super at a reasonable price feels so nice. Will wait for the 70 series intel card (or whatever they're calling it)

[@doughy041]

I'd love to see what a B770 would do but I keep hearing from multiple places that this probably wont happen anytime in the near future.

[@Ztaal3]

Seeing a card back in the 250 range that is actually worth looking at is such good news for any average gamer! Will also be interesting to see what a bigger B7xx card, with like 32 core base will be able to do.

[@sondgerothja]

I've been waiting for battlemage before even considering Intel. Having seen that the B580 is doing so good... I'm extremely tempted now to pull the trigger. Sitting on a 2070 non-super since it came out. Finally an upgrade that isn't also going to be overpriced. It's lovely to see, and I'm willing to deal with any issues/drivers/etc now that it's not an issue in nearly every single game.

[@jameschawkinsart]

I appreciate this. I am hoping someone finally does some 3D rendering / Blender tests. That's all the info I'm waiting for amongst the gaming results.

[@shinseitaizen]

This is huge. I want a B770 that punches above 70 class at $350-$400.

[@DanRobards]

Love the detailed power testing Jay!

[@SerjStar]

Can't wait for laptops to come out with Intel dedicated GPU

[@brettbuterbaugh934]

If Intel can keep hitting efficiency levels like this, they will probably do well in countries where electricity is expensive

[@pakuize]

After the first time you showed the A770 cards I switched mine and my kids cards out a few days later, just waiting for them to be available in my region and the orders will go out again. Been a few drivers issues at the launch of Arc but they improved and by a lot so can not wait to try these cards as well.

[@SerjStar]

I had no idea how powerful 3070 is damn that card holding it's first quite high

[@EbbeChristensen]

Didn't even realize this was posted a minute ago

[@madpistol]

May have to buy this, just to support Intel. We desperately need competition in the GPU industry, and by the looks of it, Battlemage is ready to fight!

[@asamson23]

Seeing the performance numbers for the B580 makes me even more hyped for what Intel has in store for the future Arc 7 flagship cards.

[@Met1900]

I think Intel has a great architecture with this gen. Next gen im optimistic they can compete in mid and high end. Really promising.

[@TheAngelwaqar]

This is absolutely fantastic, Intel has been cooking this for so long and i like the strategy that they have to target customer in that lower tier price point by giving them a solid card that outperforms all others and even their first gen cards. Fantastic review Jay! No more paying Nvidia prices anymore :)

[@ccayco]

I hope Acer makes another BiFrost version. IMO, the BiFrost a770 is the most beautiful card that's been released in the past 10 years.

[@Tneconni]

I am heavily considering an Intel card not for myself, but for a recommendation for my friend. They're still using a prebuilt they got back during Mists of Pandaria!

[@Wonkman1]

This is very exciting. I am definitely thinking of Intel for my next card.

[@rickgear2579]

I am most impressed by how well they have done with ray tracing.

[@jjaa9735]

Seems like a new player arrived!

[@vaikkajoku]

Hopefully Intel won't give up and that these GPUs don't fry themselves like their CPUs. These are very tempting cards for the price point.

[@jlelelr]

a770 power consumption is insane

[@rluker5344]

That efficiency looks great for a console. And the upscaling tech does as well.

[@oldmatttv]

This is absolutely enough. I'm considering building a small shite pc for the living room, and this card seems like the optimal solution by quite a margin at this point.

[@Matt43]

A reasonably priced, reasonably sized, reasonably performant, reasonable GPU

[@Th3Firemane]

I agree that it feels like the lack of "fluff" to these GPUs could be helping keep their price down. Otherwise, it feels like those extras could drive the price higher. I hope, going forward, that they keep variants of their GPUs that lack "fluff" to them. I'll take such for a lower price, and to help Intel compete with Nvidia and-or AMD.

[@BRC_Del]

This is the best possible thing Intel could've done.

[@jtg39]

3 is a crowd, I don't have the patience to deal with another new UI for drivers. BUT, I will 100% keep this in mind if recommending parts to new builders!

[@UnsungPride]

I wouldn't mind giving them a shot if they are affordable. NVIDIA needs the competition. I hope they do well.

[@BalzakTheD]

As someone who doesn't game higher than 1080, i'm running a RX6700 (non-xt) that can do more than what i tell it. I bought it at $250... seeing the intel cards performing like this at this price point definitely has me intrigued...

[@joshconfer209]

I would love to see a section in your videos where you actually talk about who this card is actually for. It feels like if you're talking about something at the enthusiast level, you may as well just start at a 70 series card. With 1440p and 4K being such a big part of a lot of gaming options nowadays, having a card that functions best at 1080 just feels like a really strange niche to be in.

[@YOEL_44]

Just open any storepage and look at the price comparison. Then come back and read your own comment again.

[@adal7758]

The best attribute of this GPU is the "Cost per frame"... which unfortunately, in Spain (and in most of Europe) is not going to be very valid, since from what I have seen so far, the cheapest version of this GPU is going to cost around 320€ (around $336) and that's trusting that the price will remain the same once they appear listed and in stock...

[@MangoPango1973]

250 Bucks is way too fantastic for the German market. At the moment at Amabezos , a RTX 4060 is 300€ plus, A770's are 330€ plus and the first scalper listing for the B580 is 430€. You can get a RTX 4060 TI for 20 bucks more. Maybe next year, when Amazon's own offers are in, but I doubt it will go below 350€. Gamers in Germany are always flayed like rabbits regarding prices of gaming gear.

[@Marsalis_CW]

I just finished my build, all AMD build that wasn't really intentional, just how it panned out. I am actually an Intel fan... My next build will be very intentionally planned to be all Intel, and I am certain they will have their CPUs figured out by then, and a newer generation of GPUs by that point. Although I am a fan of Intel, I still like AMD and am very thankful for them "waking the beast" as it were.

[@FlintWestMetal21]

I pre-ordered the AsRocl Challenger B580 when they announced these, Im pretty excited for it to show up. Glad to see its living up to Intel's claims.

[@mrgeebee1622]

I bought the A770 at release and been one of the best GPU's I ever have. Will wait on the new arc for now