Word is the 4070 will shit on every card currently on the market for <600 dollars.
if so, that''ll be a fuck yeah moment for everyone (especially me) looking to build a new system
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Word is the 4070 will shit on every card currently on the market for <600 dollars.
I think we'd know that by now. Likely next gen, if it's even happening.Do we know if we will have to have an ATX 3.0 supply for these (or at least a PSU with a 12+4)? I bought a 3080 earlier this year so I personally am cool letting that shake out before I move to the 4000s.
Jigsaws solve problems.air cooling next gen
Which again supports the idea that the 40 series renders all previous cards obsolete.Rumor on the street is that Nvidia will only launch one RTX 4000 SKU this year, and delay everything else to next year, because otherwise the AIB board partners would revolt.
I thought the AIBs worked out a deal with nvidia, to not sabotage the launch.Rumor on the street is that Nvidia will only launch one RTX 4000 SKU this year, and delay everything else to next year, because otherwise the AIB board partners would revolt. They sit on a lot of RTX 3000 stock thinking the crypto boom would go on forever.
Still, buying anything new until the new cards arrive would be pretty stupid.
Technically, they could release the 4090 in October and release the "smaller" ones month by month.I thought the AIBs worked out a deal with nvidia, to not sabotage the launch.
Why?The idea that a gpu cost more than a cpu is still crazy to me.
If you're still stuck in 2000, I guess? The newest cards might as well be their own PC within a PC.The idea that a gpu cost more than a cpu is still crazy to me.
Factor in a fat cooler, a board and gigabytes of expensive memory, and suddenly the pricing isn't that far off--at least for the medium range. Which due to Covid & Crypto is still fucking skewed, but the xx70 and 6700 cards will probably drop below $500 some time again.The idea that a gpu cost more than a cpu is still crazy to me.
I'd like to point out that there is actually a CPU inside modern graphics cards, with its own OS. It does things like scheduling and power + fan management, which is why older Nvidia cards spin up their fans when in the BIOS (where a rudimentary version runs) until the graphics driver uploads a fat blob with the "real" OS onto the GPU.The newest cards might as well be their own PC within a PC.
Current rumors say: 4070 with 300W power draw, at least on par with a 3080 on rasterization, but improved RT performance.Man I hope those 4070 rumors are true. I skipped last 2 generations(didnt really need to upgrade). I would love to build on a 4070 if its that cheap and ride out another 4-5 years.