Based on the Gamers Nexus video it seems to be somewhat of a better performer than what I expected.
Also not a card for me. Sticking with my 3080 for another generation.
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Based on the Gamers Nexus video it seems to be somewhat of a better performer than what I expected.
Also not a card for me. Sticking with my 3080 for another generation.
20, 30, 40 series also wasn't for me. I stuck with my 1080ti...I really should look at upgrading to something..
I think you might be looking at a 100+% increase with any mid range card, given that you don't get bottlenecked by cpu.
Raster performance per dollar = AMD
Raytracing = Nvidia
But lets wait for rx 9070 in March.
My 1660 Super doesn't cut it anymore. I might look at AMD next
My cpu is probably fine, i9-9900k, but I am getting new just for the multicore fun.
Current build is just being repurposed as a home server of sorts. Havent really started looking but know I need too.