Gamers of old: Can it run Crysis?
Gamers today: How much VRAM per coin?
Gamers today: How much VRAM per coin?
249 usd * 1.22 (vat) / 1.05 (eur / usd) = 290 which does not equal 320You need to learn what MSRP is and what Vat is.
B580 250$ MSRP + 23% vat here = 1260 shekels
You can buy RX 7600XT 16GB for 1400 shekels here with same raster as B580 but more vram.
7600XT 87 shekels per GB
B580 105 shekels per GB
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FinFlex was introduced with N3 as far as I am aware so I don’t think neither BM nor RDNA3 can be using a 2-1 library.
those are other vendors though, i.e. AsRock, Sparkle.European pricing smells currently: >300 eur https://geizhals.at/?fs=arc+b580&hloc=at. Let's hope the price comes closer to 249$ in EU too.
This must be country specific cause I can in Australia.
ASUS GeForce RTX 3060 Dual V2 12GB GDDR6
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3060: $429
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B580: $439
He claimed it existed at one point
good, that’s progress.View attachment 112657
£10-15 difference between a 4-year old 3060 and a brand new B580.
If those stats are correct. You can see why so many have abandoned PC's altogether. The 6700XT is a Mar. 2021 card. It will be 2025 in less than a month.
If those stats are correct. You can see why so many have abandoned PC's altogether. The 6700XT is a Mar. 2021 card. It will be 2025 in less than a month.
If the B580 isn't broken. Once you get to Below $200 eg. $199 or less. That is the big barrier of entry in the GPU market. The next one is $150 which starts at $149, that one is less important. If you think I am wrong. Look at all the RX470 and RX480 cards AMD sold years ago for less than $199 and below. The RX580 8GB cards were and are still everywhere. Those were in the $160ish to $190 price point. The sub $200 GPU dominates the Steam Survey.
Is there supposed to be something more there, or some kind of quantity column? I'm just seeing 4 cards.
I bought an HD5570 back I believe on Boxing Day 2011 for $30AR for a HTPC. Sure it wasn't much of a beast with 25% of the shaders of a 5870, but it had the same 1GB VRAM as the big cards and you could happily play modern at the time games at medium/low settings. That was an entry level card, even if it had been $50-60 before the MIR. Even adjusting for inflation, the only semi-modern cards you can buy for $100 or less according to pcpartpicker are an RX550 or Arc A310. Even up to $150 the only thing I see new that would be reasonably able to play modern games is a $140 8GB RX580.If the B580 isn't broken. Once you get to Below $200 eg. $199 or less. That is the big barrier of entry in the GPU market. The next one is $150 which starts at $149, that one is less important. If you think I am wrong. Look at all the RX470 and RX480 cards AMD sold years ago for less than $199 and below. The RX580 8GB cards were and are still everywhere. Those were in the $160ish to $190 price point. The sub $200 GPU dominates the Steam Survey.
I guess we have to wait for reviews. I will have my calculator ready to run the efficiency numbers of N6 vs. N5.
For stock yes but with the slop we are getting in the name of games if it doesn't have good upscaling it's gonna be bad games studios are making 4090 look like a joke you can't play a game at 4K without DLSS in many new titles 🤣If those stats are correct. You can see why so many have abandoned PC's altogether. The 6700XT is a Mar. 2021 card. It will be 2025 in less than a month.
Didnt i post this here already ? xD
It was the same when i leaked malaysia shipment for G21(b580). 3-4weeks later there was another shipment to the AIB's. litteraly 1week later intel annouced B580. So i guess CES is battlemage ?Is there supposed to be something more there, or some kind of quantity column? I'm just seeing 4 cards.
I bought an HD5570 back I believe on Boxing Day 2011 for $30AR for a HTPC. Sure it wasn't much of a beast with 25% of the shaders of a 5870, but it had the same 1GB VRAM as the big cards and you could happily play modern at the time games at medium/low settings. That was an entry level card, even if it had been $50-60 before the MIR. Even adjusting for inflation, the only semi-modern cards you can buy for $100 or less according to pcpartpicker are an RX550 or Arc A310. Even up to $150 the only thing I see new that would be reasonably able to play modern games is a $140 8GB RX580.
There really is no low end anymore, cards basically start at $200 now. We got the $170 3050 6GB this year, which is just about as performant as the 580 or 5500XT that were $220/$200 cards at launch 7 years ago. Yay.
That is possible and I've seen it with two TVs. LG had an excellent upscaler and I would only need to download a 720p movie to enjoy on it in full 4K but Sony's upscaler on their X900E was pathetic and would give a horrible picture with 720p material. During the time I had the Sony, I literally got tired of downloading content with an average size of 2 GB. Yes, even a single TV show episode had to be roughly 900MB in size to look right on the Sony 4K TV. I ditched it within a year and went back to LG and breathed a sigh of immense relief!but I'm actually more interested in rendering at 720p and seeing if you can improve overall image quality upscaled to 4K
If those stats are correct. You can see why so many have abandoned PC's altogether. The 6700XT is a Mar. 2021 card. It will be 2025 in less than a month.