AMD Just Changed EVERYTHING - GIANT RX 7900 XT Leak.

[Thinder]

 

[Mars Exulte]

''If these leaks turn out to be true''

 

Translation:

 

''I'm yet another desperate youtuber pumping out crap clickbait videos, please like and subscribe!''

 

Edited July 29, 2021 by Mars Exulte

[VitS]

this "changes everything" stuff is getting out of hands

[Svsmokey]

You forgot "Game Over" 

[VpR81]

"AMD changes everything" and "AMD will now crush NVIDIA", or simply "AMD finally wins" like said in this click-bait video, is what i've heard during the announcment of the 5000 series and again with the 6000 series. Basically this is what you hear everytime AMD is about to release a new gfx card series and how often did it turn out to be true? Not a single time. They are still way behind NVIDIA and propably will always be. The 6800X has significant more VRAM than the 3080 and the 3080TI and cannot compete with both of them in most games. And the NVIDIA 40xx series will propably beat the shit out of the AMD 7000 series. As it has always been. I'm happy to purchase a AMD card when these are better in comparision, it's just that i'm purchasing NVIDIA for almost 20 years now because AMD/ATi has never been better than NVIDIA during the last 2 decades.

Edited August 15, 2021 by VpR81

[schmiefel]

Besides how much better the next Next Gen would be ... Be prepared to pay 1000 bucks and more starting with the midrange class ...

[Mr_sukebe]

How does that change the suspension settings on my car?

More to the point, it’s recently had a full alignment, so I’d rather they didn’t.

 

Thinder> We get that you're very passionate about AMD products.  However, this kind of headline really doesn't help your credibility as being even vaguely un-biased.

Edited August 15, 2021 by Mr_sukebe

[Hector45]

I specifically don't click his videos because of the obvious clickbait!

[MelkorBorgir]

Welcome everyone to gamerlard.....

[Thinder]

On 8/15/2021 at 1:18 PM, Mr_sukebe said:

How does that change the suspension settings on my car?

More to the point, it’s recently had a full alignment, so I’d rather they didn’t.

 

Thinder> We get that you're very passionate about AMD products.  However, this kind of headline really doesn't help your credibility as being even vaguely un-biased.

 

 

Blah. Like I am at the origin of the headline. Did you notice that I didn't change anything to it?  I copy-pasted the title as it was at the time...

 

"Passion"? You mistake me with one of your democrate snowflake, on the other hand I inform people to the best of my abilities and write about what I know, reading the comments in this topic I might be the only one.

 

>>>>>>
 

Want more "biased" comments?

 

I'm not planning any upgrade within at least 3 years from now, so it is not a concern to me, I'm more than happy to stick to my EVGA GEFORCE 1080 Ti for the time being, it's excellent.

 

I purchasedf my 1080 as a stop gap but I am more than happy with its performances in VR as well, of course it is not comparible with one of the newer GPUs but works pretty well in most situation.

 

I don't need "credibility" I don't take this forum for a beauty Pageant, as for being biased, I wrote about my EVGA GEFORCE GTX 1080Ti first thing, starting by how I got it second hand with a two years warranty from CEX and how good it is. As I say I write about what I know.

 

When you fanboyz are finished with your usual jumping up and down thing, try something new...

 

 

 

Edited August 24, 2021 by Thinder

[Thinder]

On 8/15/2021 at 10:08 AM, schmiefel said:

Besides how much better the next Next Gen would be ... Be prepared to pay 1000 bucks and more starting with the midrange class ...

 

That's more the point about it all.

 

Passed the NVIDIA vs AMD fanboyism, this is where AMD users differs from Intel users. I used Intel CPUs until my boss decided to go AMD to cut prices since we were building our own machines for the 3D department, and AMD generally offers cheaper solutions, which is why I went for a 5600X in the first place.

 

AMD weren't coming to the market at the right time due to the effects of the pandemic, the new GPUs saw their price going up and availability going down but the general idea remained the same at the base, offering an alternative to Nvidia products from mid range upward, I have to say they messed up big time but there are reasons for it.

 

Some people are into splashing as much buck as they can into the "best" or "fastest" money can buy them, some of us have a much longer term view of the market, like building a
PC offering resonably good performances based on cheaper but viable options than what is supposely "best" or "fastest".

 

This is the reason for the AMD CPUs to sell well and the 5600X to become the AMD gamer's favourite, this CPU is also Newegg best seller for the same reason...

https://www.newegg.com/d/Best-Sellers/Processors-Desktops/s/ID-343

 

That's what AMD gamers are after and always have been, "beating" Nvidia GPUs might be AMD wet dream but not necessarily our concern, that's why I'm using a 1080Ti and will keep it until I see a viable alternative to it, that's $ for frame at 4K...

 

 

Edited August 24, 2021 by Thinder

[Mr_sukebe]

1 hour ago, Thinder said:

 

Blah. Like I am at the origin of the headline. Did you notice that I didn't change anything to it?  I copy-pasted the title as it was at the time...

 

"Passion"? You mistake me with one of your democrate snowflake, on the other hand I inform people to the best of my abilities and write about what I know, reading the comments in this topic I might be the only one.

 

>>>>>>
 

Want more "biased" comments?

 

I'm not planning any upgrade within at least 3 years from now, so it is not a concern to me, I'm more than happy to stick to my EVGA GEFORCE 1080 Ti for the time being, it's excellent.

 

I purchasedf my 1080 as a stop gap but I am more than happy with its performances in VR as well, of course it is not comparible with one of the newer GPUs but works pretty well in most situation.

 

I don't need "credibility" I don't take this forum for a beauty Pageant, as for being biased, I wrote about my EVGA GEFORCE GTX 1080Ti first thing, starting by how I got it second hand with a two years warranty from CEX and how good it is. As I say I write about what I know.

 

When you fanboyz are finished with your usual jumping up and down thing, try something new...

 

 

 

 

I’m not sure if your response was supposed to be humorous or not, but I found it quite insulting.

[Thinder]

32 minutes ago, Mr_sukebe said:

I’m not sure if your response was supposed to be humorous or not, but I found it quite insulting.

 

That's projection mattey, questioning people credibility on someone else material is not exactly politically corect and the kind of stuff I don't react too well to, I could have been more "insulting" and explain how Adolf Hitler explained how to use people's emotions in order to manipulate them, dixit Mein Kempf, but I'll skip this topic for the sake of forum peace.

 

Next time, before implying that people are biased, check the content of their previous posts and their specs, this could avoid yet another cluster you-know-what.

Edited August 24, 2021 by Thinder

[Mars Exulte]

21 hours ago, Mr_sukebe said:

I’m not sure if your response was supposed to be humorous or not, but I found it quite insulting.

 

  I like how the ones that complain loudest about identity politics wrap themselves up in it until they just can't help bringing it up everytime they feel put upon =D

[Mr_sukebe]

1 hour ago, Mars Exulte said:

 

  I like how the ones that complain loudest about identity politics wrap themselves up in it until they just can't help bringing it up everytime they feel put upon =D

sorry, you’re going to have to explain that one to me.

[TedKazinski69]

All I know is that I can go to my local microcenter and buy nearly any AMD card right now if I wanted to. They have zero Nvidia cards.

[Mars Exulte]

18 hours ago, Mr_sukebe said:

sorry, you’re going to have to explain that one to me.

 

Wasn't referring to you. He said :

"Passion"? You mistake me with one of your democrate snowflake''

 

  Thus my remark. There's a couple guys around here that drag that stuff out semi-frequently

[Bossco82]

Good grief! All this because Thinder shared a video about something that is not available yet. He didn't even write a comment underneath it.

 

Here is my two cents. There was a lot of hype about AMD's latest hardware. I bought a 5600x and a 6800xt and it more than lived up to it, very happy with my setup. Saying that if I had bought Intels or Nvidias latest I would be saying the same thing. I bought what was available at the time. If its high end nowadays regardless of who makes it. It will most likely perform very very well and make a nice PC to play games and sims on.

 

[Thinder]

On 8/26/2021 at 10:04 PM, Bossco82 said:

Good grief! All this because Thinder shared a video about something that is not available yet. He didn't even write a comment underneath it.

 

Here is my two cents. There was a lot of hype about AMD's latest hardware. I bought a 5600x and a 6800xt and it more than lived up to it, very happy with my setup. Saying that if I had bought Intels or Nvidias latest I would be saying the same thing. I bought what was available at the time. If its high end nowadays regardless of who makes it. It will most likely perform very very well and make a nice PC to play games and sims on.

 

 

Agreed.

 

What I noticed in this forum is the tendency of some to do AMD bashing, from my PoV, it's not about manufaturers but players needs and choice.

 

Before I commited to what I have now, I researched multiple solutions, I chose the Ryzen 5 5600X because it is for me the best choice in terms of budget/performance ratio, when you know that my board can be find for belo £70 today, considering the performances I get from my system I'm happy I didn't buy the last generation of AMD boards,

 

The Socket 4 is ont its way out, so there is no point investing much on it, but if one can manage to build a PC with the requiered performances at lower cost it's what matters most.

 

In the case of this video, I thought that the technologies involved (RDNA3) were interesting, but not to me just yet, only, as an AMD CPU user, I try to inform players to the best of my abilities, this video might not be the best I reccon but it remains informative.

 

 

[Hector45]

4 hours ago, Thinder said:

 

Agreed.

 

What I noticed in this forum is the tendency of some to do AMD bashing, from my PoV, it's not about manufaturers but players needs and choice.

 

Before I commited to what I have now, I researched multiple solutions, I chose the Ryzen 5 5600X because it is for me the best choice in terms of budget/performance ratio, when you know that my board can be find for belo £70 today, considering the performances I get from my system I'm happy I didn't buy the last generation of AMD boards,

 

The Socket 4 is ont its way out, so there is no point investing much on it, but if one can manage to build a PC with the requiered performances at lower cost it's what matters most.

 

In the case of this video, I thought that the technologies involved (RDNA3) were interesting, but not to me just yet, only, as an AMD CPU user, I try to inform players to the best of my abilities, this video might not be the best I reccon but it remains informative.

 

 

Can't stand the click bait that dude produces. Go to Gamers Nexus or Hardware Unboxed if you want legit tech news and not just speculation.

[Bossco82]

Thinder no need to justify yourself mate. Were all adults on here and its up to the person to do some proper research with proper reviews before they decide what goes into a serious simming PC. 

 

Nvidia 4000 is coming along with AMD's RDNA3. Both will probably be awesome. I base that on my mate having a 3080 and me having a 6800xt. Both are very very good gpu's for gaming and simming.

[SkateZilla]

Chiplet design has already been out, this isnt a "breakthrough" reveal.

Shoot we knew chiplet design specs before 6900XT was even launched.