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Will I need to upgrade my 850w PSU for one of them?

I actually quite like the 4070 Ti Super BUT it's what the 4070 should have been at launch and cost £600.

I think the 4070 Super is a bit of an odd card. The performance boost for same money is kind of nice but thing putting me off spending that money wasn't today's performance but what 12GB means for the future so it's not really swaying me.

I was looking at the increase in performance modern CPUs have over my i9 9900 the other day and it was pretty eye opening. I'm sticking with it for now and maybe getting a 7800XT if the prices are reasonable.

If it is it's using more power for a lower framerate than the 6900XT in a few of those games

No they didn't

That's the big question here and given the modular nature of PCs it seems wrong that the adapter you use can invalidate a warranty. As long as you're not being wilfully negligent I don't see why it should matter.

Asus voiding the warranty for using a third party power adapter leaves a real sour taste in my mouth. Where do they draw the line? Do they have a list of approved PSU vendors? Would a set of Corsair braided cables void the warranty? That all just feels wrong to me.

Whenever I've seen reports of class action suits in America they usually end up with the consumer receiving a cheque for 70 cents after a 7 year court case so they're not that incredible

I think AMD are the only company offering a decent £300-ish GPU right now which must be quite an appealing price point. But is it enough to steal any sales from Nvidia? Who knows.

I don't care any more, I've bought myself a Mac and I'm out of PC gaming. The consoles are good enough.

They couldn't release it slower than the 6800XT, could they?

What's the reason for the heatsinks getting ever larger? I thought the 4000 series ran pretty cool

They're really doing everything they can to avoid naming and pricing cards appropriately RX 7900 GREed Edition

I can't wait to see 8GB on a £500 GPU

I'm sure their hands are tied. They'd love to offer a lower price but you have to think that they're only making billions in profit. It's tough for them.

Does it at least have better 1% lows?

You'd think when a x60 tier card hits £600 someone at Nvidia might start asking "err guys, what are we doing?"

Nvidia and AMD have just poisoned the well for me. I've given up and moved on. It's going to take a lot to get me back.

VAT. I mean it's still overpriced here but USA prices don't include tax.