Quote from: Jon mac on Yesterday at 11:12:34If amd can deliver their latest gpu for under 1500$ next year they have the opportunity to dethrone nvidia

AMD is stepping out of competition for top of the line GPU.  Nvidia is the only player for now

Quote from: Jonas Bee on Yesterday at 15:11:28

Quote from: bhffs on November 20, 2024, 23:25:59The 5090, 4090, aren't really consumer cards. They are enthusiast cards. The 5070 will be an excellent card for average consumers.

They are consumer products (as opposed to pro-grade hardward for workstations), enthusiast is just a marketing label to justify this as "it's expensive but it's really good, so it's worth it".

Fyi: enthusiast is not the typical consumer. The same can be said for business class products.

Quote from: bhffs on November 20, 2024, 23:25:59The 5090, 4090, aren't really consumer cards. They are enthusiast cards. The 5070 will be an excellent card for average consumers.

They are consumer products (as opposed to pro-grade hardward for workstations), enthusiast is just a marketing label to justify this as "it's expensive but it's really good, so it's worth it".

If amd can deliver their latest gpu for under 1500$ next year they have the opportunity to dethrone nvidia

As we saw and continue to see with the 4090, hardly anyone will be getting their hands on it at MSRP, scalpers will be having a field day again! 3k minimum for 5090!

well, let's hope they dont disappoint us with the to 5070

The 5090, 4090, aren't really consumer cards. They are enthusiast cards. The 5070 will be an excellent card for average consumers.

I really hate the approach of leaking a high price tag, get everybody to expect it, only to release with a slightly lower (but still high overall) to give the impression that it isn't that high after all.

A $2000 price tag for a consumer GPU, even top of the line, is still stupidly high.