The XTX sold out too fast for me to snag one but I managed to order the 7900XT on Newegg. Will be a nice upgrade from my RX 6600! What are others plans this go-around?
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8I will get or already ordered/purchased an AMD RX 7900.0%1I will get or already ordered/purchased an RTX 4080 or 4090.0%0Previous gen cards (RX 6900 XT, for example) are a great deal right now so I did or will get one of those.0%1I am not upgrading anytime soon. This gen just sucks!!0%6The poll is expired.
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I'm more of a nvidia brat. Linux and ATI overall don't play as nice with eachother as nvidia does.
Seen 4090's selling like crazy for 2 grand. Wait till after the holidays, the price will drop by 1/3.<--- Badcaps.net Founder
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Originally posted by Topcat View PostI'm more of a nvidia brat. Linux and ATI overall don't play as nice with eachother as nvidia does.
Seen 4090's selling like crazy for 2 grand. Wait till after the holidays, the price will drop by 1/3.
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Originally posted by shovenose View PostHey, there's a reason Team Green has the marketshare they do. You aren't the only one out there for a preference for NVIDIA. That said, I think this gen NVIDIA really did put up a big middle finger to gamers everywhere with the RTX 4000 series and while the 4090 is a halo product so I understand price per dollar is bad, the 4080 is simply a joke at $1200. Honestly AMD is following right behind them, the 7900XT should be the 7800XT at $799 and the 7900XTX should be the 7900XT at $899, but overall they are less absurd than the 4080. Peronslaly I don't really have a huge preference Red vs Green vs Blue I just want something reasonably sized and reasonably priced that delivers the performance and value that works for me and both last gen and this gen AMD has delivered that and NVIDIA hasn't.
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Honestly, I would NOT go past 1000 series for nVidia and at best the R9 lineage. Everything else newer just sucks.
I still have my trusty EX58-UD5 awaiting a 6c/12t Xeon and a R9 280x, currently runs a good ole i7 920 and a Kepler GTX670.Main rig:
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Originally posted by Topcat View PostI'm more of a nvidia brat. Linux and ATI overall don't play as nice with eachother as nvidia does.
Seen 4090's selling like crazy for 2 grand. Wait till after the holidays, the price will drop by 1/3.sigpic
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Originally posted by Topcat View PostFWIW, there's not a GPU on this planet I'd ever give that kind of money for. I always wait for prices to drop....it's only now that I'm even looking at the 3xxx series....with the collapse of bitcoin, prices are tanking on GPU's and they're plentiful; especially used from old mining rigs that people lost their asses on!!
1080's can be had all day long for a couple hundred now. I'm still running my 24gb M6000....and unless something happens to it, zero plans of replacing it.
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well... im picking the fifth option: i dont upgrade my gpu anymore. modern gpus stink and just suck! radeon 9800 pro 4tw! gf 6800 ultra 4tw! 9800gtx, gts 250 4tw! radeon 3870 agp 4tw!
Originally posted by Topcat View Postwith the collapse of bitcoin
Originally posted by shovenose View PostIt's here, I tried it in all the games I care about, and it's greatno further comment as the language here must be g-rated unless its the vip room...
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Originally posted by ChaosLegionnaire View Postwell... im picking the fifth option: i dont upgrade my gpu anymore. modern gpus stink and just suck! radeon 9800 pro 4tw! gf 6800 ultra 4tw! 9800gtx, gts 250 4tw! radeon 3870 agp 4tw!
yepp! cryptocurrency is absolutely having its own ass handed to it with all the crypto scams, embezzlement and crime busts going on. looks like cryptocurrency has reached its peak and its time to move on to the next big thing. i really envy those guys who put money in crypto early on when it was basically worthless. i watched a documentary about the crypto universe called "inside the crypto kingdom" and someone once paid 10,000 bitcoins for a pizza back then when it was worthless. imagine just how much those 10k bitcoins were worth when crypto was at its peak! just do the math yourself!
fwah, man!! your gpu manhood is getting bigger and longer nowadays!no further comment as the language here must be g-rated unless its the vip room...
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Originally posted by Topcat View Post2 grand for a GPU would buy quite a bit of stick time in a real airplane instead....Last edited by shovenose; 12-19-2022, 12:59 PM.
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I just picked up an RTX3070 when they were marked down to $450, and it does everything I need it to, so I should be good for a while. It may change once the prices start to drop (and supplies of last gen cards dry up), but as of now the current generation isn't all that appealing given that the price increases almost match the performance increases (admittedly AMD isn't as bad as NVidia in this realm).
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Originally posted by shovenose View PostWho's spending $2K on a GPU? The Tesla M40 I got used for dirt cheap during the great GPU unavailability and the RX 7900 XT was $900? Where did $2K come from? lol<--- Badcaps.net Founder
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Originally posted by shovenose View PostOop, gotcha. That's what I get for doing 38 things at once!<--- Badcaps.net Founder
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I am still using the Radeon 6770 from Gigabyte. It is capable of COMPLETELY passive cooling, it's HUGE and has fins like a motorcycle. And since I hung a 120mm fan with some 20-gauge wire, the solder won't expand and contract and wear out. It should last a very, VERY long time. If it fails, I have a Radeon 7770 completely passive cooled card in a box somewhere in my basement.
I don't understand why we even need so much power -- I just surf the net, check e-mail and do basic budgeting for my household.
EDIT: Mageia did not have a driver for this card for several years a while back, but Mageia locked up more than one computer at my house the last time I tried it. I can always use Mint or Ubuntu if I need an alternative to elderly Windows 7.Last edited by Hondaman; 12-21-2022, 11:52 AM.
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I have a R9 280 (VTX3D flashed to MSI) and a 7870 GHz Edition. Both still rip games.
Admittedly, the R9 280 is a literal 8800GTX competitor cooling wise. Even the 7870 runs much cooler.Main rig:
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I don't think this gen sucks, it's just badly priced. You need one that says
I'm good for what I have
I have a 3080 I got at the trailing edge of the inflation for like $1200. Works for meCap Datasheet Depot: http://www.paullinebarger.net/DS/
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Originally posted by Dan81 View PostI have a R9 280 (VTX3D flashed to MSI) and a 7870 GHz Edition. Both still rip games.
Admittedly, the R9 280 is a literal 8800GTX competitor cooling wise. Even the 7870 runs much cooler.
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