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The best part is that this isn't even max performance. While Ampere is maxed out straight from the factory we know these can do 2.4 Ghz & more depending on the cooling. In reality the AIB vs AIB fight will be a BLOODBATH in AMD's favor! :D

Might actually watercool for the first time.


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I was thinking the same these things should overclock, unlike Ampere, BUT WAIT the Ampere has DLSS in 14 games sortta and if you enable RT you almost get 45f-60ps!! hahah
 
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Thank you.
People act as if historically NVIDIA haven't done this before.


Similarly with DLSS and RTX, they're just proprietry NVIDIA features which will at some point find an adopted open standard and then NVIDIA slowly let them go.
PhysX, Gsync.. This is their DNA.

Yeah I have been tracking VRAM for the last 4-5 years just out of interest, AMD always matches or beats the competing card in this area.


Absolutely, I worry/care very little for the proprietary "fluff" either side comes up, and as you say they become standard in the end.
 
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Im slightly confused about the pricing. AMD state $650 for 6800XT but techradar say this equates to around £500, now that might be the case if the conversion rate is true, however Ive never known the prices to work like that. Its always ended up being $500 in USA = £500 in UK. Can anyone shed any light on this? Have things changed recently?
 
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I find it odd that these 2 very seperate companies, manage to create cards, most generations that are near as makes no difference, identical in performance across eachothers stacks. Must be some spies in eachothers company that pass performance data or maybe they just are in cahoots!

AMD's availability on release will be an eye opener if good and maybe point to NVIDIA's jumping the gun on releasing but couldn't deliver enough to capitalize. They must've known what Big Navi could do. Nvidia fluffed it.
 
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Yep, this was super predictable behaviour from people with their head buried under Jensen's warm leather jacket, their snozz lovingly pressed up against the armpit wet patch of his shirt.


:D


Also probably wondering why they paid £1500 for a breeze block while AMD come in 50% cheaper with a 2.5 slot card that doesn't look like it came off a building site.
 
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Im slightly confused about the pricing. AMD state $650 for 6800XT but techradar say this equates to around £500, now that might be the case if the conversion rate is true, however Ive never known the prices to work like that. Its always ended up being $500 in USA = £500 in UK. Can anyone shed any light on this? Have things changed recently?


Gpu pricing has pretty much been $=£ for a while now, $649 will equate to about £630 over here. It's bs but just how it is.
 
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