Good to see a low cost card out there doing well.
this post was submitted on 18 Dec 2024
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Because this low-cost card also happens to be a powerhouse. Understated and overdelivered. Haven't seen that for quite some time.
A rare Intel W
Love shitting on intel as their parasitic execs team gutted the company. But clearly there is still some engineering talent AND business talent left.
These benchmarks doing the marketing lol
As millennials grew up we were too eager to buy to go up market so nvidia kept taxing this behavior.
The 200-300 bucks sweetspot is the benchmark for technology, it should be accessible.
Nvidia is essentially now making cards to upper class middle aged cucks with disposable income
AI and crypto prolly had bigger impact...
But of Intel can do it, does it mean and nvodia and and is fucking us over?
I just wish the idle power consumption was better
This is what AMD should have delivered in the RX 6000 and 7000 Lineup. A card thats a hair better than Nvidia in Raster at the same price but which lacks Nvidia's feature stack isn't cutting it.
Isnt that what every amd series is?
Thing is, Intel is 100% losing money on this, and they're willing to lose money to gain any modicum of market share, but AMD has no such concern/incentive. But we shall see about the RX 8000 and how they're going to do, considering they dropped top of the line and are allegedly focusing on fighting Nvidia on their turf (rt and ai features), maybe they'll have something nicely cooked for us. I'm really happy with my RX 6750 XT though, playing everything new 1080p high at 60+.