hinch said:
Yeah Intel Arc was doa before even hitting the market. Under delivering, and worse doesn't even work properly. We probably expected too much from a project spearheaded by Raja Kaduri lol. For the refresh its pretty lame release. More expensive for few percent max performance gains so late this generation its such a pointless release. And pretty much sums up how messed up the PC market has been the last couple of years. For cards that barely keeps pace with Nvidia counterparts (particularly at higher res) is missing features and has gimped RT performance AMD should've done much better here. |
The funny part is that Raja got promoted to being the VP of Intel. I need to learn how to be a snake oil salesmen as well so I can become a VP of a multi-billion dollar company.
Yea it's funny how Radeon went from being the good guys to being worse than Nvidia right as they had a competitive product.
Nvidia GPU Refreshes:
More Cuda Cores
More RT Cores
More Tensor Cores
Higher Memory Bandwidth
Sometimes, more Vram
Higher TDP
Higher Price
AMD GPU Refreshes:
Same Streaming Processors
Same Ray Accelerators
Slightly higher frequency
Higher Memory Bandwidth
Same Vram
Higher TDP
Higher Price
Conina said:
6700 XT = 479 € UVP (MSRP) in 2020 RTX 3070 = 499 € UVP (MSRP) in 2020 RTX 3070 = 549 € UVP (MSRP) since 2021 6750 XT = 619 € UVP (MSRP) in 2022, custom models even more And the RTX 3070 is even more efficient, which is nice with exploding electricity prices. |
Lol I didn't even look at the efficiency charts. That is genuinely sad for Radeon.
PC Specs: CPU: 7800X3D || GPU: Strix 4090 || RAM: 32GB DDR5 6000 || Main SSD: WD 2TB SN850
