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GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 4070 WINDFORCE OC 12GB Graphics Card + 3 Months of PC Gamepass (access to 100+ games) - $532 shipped
$532.00
$629.98
This beats the previous FP by $18 and includes 3 months of PC Gamepass ($30 value) for free. 
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Add card to cart: https://www.newegg.com/gigabyte-g...6814932611
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Your final total will be; ($550 + $30)- $48 instant discount = $532
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Add PC Gamepass to cart: https://www.newegg.com/amp/micros...683235
Your final total will be; ($550 + $30)- $48 instant discount = $532
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If you're paying $530, for a 3-year old card, in 2023, because of "frame generation," then you deserve to have Nvidia take your money away from you.
Did the same thing (3080 10gb). Just used MSI Afterburner to turn down the power. Set the power limit to 70%, benchmarks went down 6% for a 30% reduction in power.
But, its a really solid card, especially coupled with access to the latest DLSS features. At this price, I would certainly recommend over any AMD offerings at the same price point, or a used/refurb last Gen card.
They all got negativity, some exaggerated, regurgitated hypercriticism, some valid points.
It's been 549 for a few weeks now, and even at this price is still over $30 more than the 7800xt. Overall, it's not bad though, if looning for something in this price range.
But, its a really solid card, especially coupled with access to the latest DLSS features. At this price, I would certainly recommend over any AMD offerings at the same price point, or a used/refurb last Gen card.
150 $200 overpriced. We're still looking at crypto pricing
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But, its a really solid card, especially coupled with access to the latest DLSS features. At this price, I would certainly recommend over any AMD offerings at the same price point, or a used/refurb last Gen card.
I know there's a lot of AMD fanboyism out there but at $500 for the 7800 XT or this for just a little more... I am leaning towards this.
The 40-series might not be as great of a jump as the 30-series was, but it sure has enough features going for it. But if you already have a 3080, then it doesn't make sense.
I know there's a lot of AMD fanboyism out there but at $500 for the 7800 XT or this for just a little more... I am leaning towards this.
FG doesn't feel great on games <45 FPS, but it's not worthless. Tons of big studios continue to make 30 FPS console games where the input delay is pretty high by nature of the framerate, but I'd be willing to bet if people could enable FG to get 60 FPS but the same input delay they would.
I know there's a lot of AMD fanboyism out there but at $500 for the 7800 XT or this for just a little more... I am leaning towards this.
There's a lot of AMD AND Nvidia fanboyism out there (I have an RTX GPU, fyi), with a lot of weird cope about power efficiency and frame generation to justify still paying $530 for the same performance as a 3-year old card. 3080-level performance should be $400 at most at this point, especially with the collapse of mining, and the fact that none of these GPUs are selling.
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