Nvidia announces RTX 4000 series - Promises big performance, even bigger prices

[gorfias]

They need AMD. Part so we can still pretend they don't have a monopoly--which we fucking do, thanks to CUDA--and part so Nvidia can continue to pretend to be the "premium" offering. And, judging by the sales, it works. Still don't really know a single person that has an AMD card.

Last Nvidia I had was 2009 1GB ram GTS 250. It ran Crysis fine. Been all AMD ever since. My one complaint is that every time their Adrenalin app updates, I have to reset my fan settings. That was the case for my RX 480. Maybe it will be different for my new 6750xt.
ITMT I'll have to look up what you are writing of regarding CUDA. Something AMD and Intel with their Arc cards has to purchase from Nvidia?

EDIT: Looks like Intel is using something else
and AMD


EDIT: Hmm, just upgraded AMD software and did NOT have to reset my tuning. Good thing.
2nd Edit: just upgraded on my old RX 480 and i DID have to reset my tuning. Have to be careful with that one. Might R&R the card in that someday.

 

[Gergar12]

Rip-off. Use 3080 12GB, 3080TI, 3090s.

 

[hanselthecaretaker2]

The US government banned Nvidia's fastest gaming GPU from China — chipmaker pulls RTX 4090 listings due to AI concerns, but leaves RTX 6000 Ada

It seems unlikely that old RTX 6000 Ada stock remains.

www.tomshardware.com

 

[Gergar12]

We need a PC deals thread here unless people love going to Reddit.

 

[Dirty Hipsters]

We need a PC deals thread here unless people love going to Reddit.

Not enough people visit the tech section of the forum for a tech deals thread to be relevant. By the time anyone reads the thread the deal will be over.

 

[Gergar12]

Hinty, hint hint. This is my monitor...

 

[Gergar12]

https://computers.woot.com/offers/acer-28-ultra-hd-ips-monitor-15?ref=w_cnt_lnd_cat_pc_5_2

4K Monitor for 200 dollars.