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Newegg [newegg.com] has
ASRock Challenger Radeon RX 7900 GRE 16GB GDDR6 PCI Express 4.0 ATX Video Card on sale for $549.99 - $10 off when you apply coupon code
SDSDQA9286 at checkout =
$539.99. Shipping is free.
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Not bad for $540 though.
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The 3090 Ti is 2% faster on 1080p, which is hardly the market for these kinds of cards… but you also left out the 4k comparison, which is 16% difference - certainly not a negligible difference.
I don't think you are going to overcome an 8gb memory deficit with a driver update and some overlocking.
Not trying to be an asshole, but it doesn't look great to post a source and only highlight the part of it that fits your narrative.
Edit: caveat emptor: your mileage may vary on overclocking. No guarantee getting the same over clock HUB got.
The 3090 Ti is 2% faster on 1080p, which is hardly the market for these kinds of cards… but you also left out the 4k comparison, which is 16% difference - certainly not a negligible difference.
I don't think you are going to overcome an 8gb memory deficit with a driver update and some overlocking.
Not trying to be an asshole, but it doesn't look great to post a source and only highlight the part of it that fits your narrative.
It's funny to see an Nvidia fanboy trying to say VRAM is important when they have been defending getting scalped for VRAM on 3080 and 4070 over the years.
While 24GB is nice, you can't expect that for $540. 16GB would be the bare minimum for modern AAA gaming.
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raw raster performance is a good indicator of the cards game performance
This is 100% a "budget" 4k card. Future proof? No, but with a couple unoptimized exceptions this can play nearly everything current at 4k/60.
Why is this FP on SD?
While 24GB is nice, you can't expect that for $540. 16GB would be the bare minimum for modern AAA gaming.
Even funnier that your first point is an ad hominem attack, and the rest is a straw man argument. Shill much?
I'm not suggesting everyone should spend an extra $300 on a better card, but to say the two are directly comparable is simply deceptive. People should be able to make their own choices based on actual data, not someone spewing crap about fanboys and unrelated products.
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