interesting. don't know if it means anything but it might speak to the performance of the 9070xt being pretty good.

AgDev01 said:

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interesting. don't know if it means anything but it might speak to the performance of the 9070xt being pretty good.

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And baseline 16gb in them I believe. I am thinking team red is going to spank in raw performance while the 5070 might eek out wins with all its fake frame gen turned on.

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/rx-9070-xt-leaked-specs-point-to-4-096-shaders-and-16gb-vram-3-1-ghz-boost-clocks-and-pcie-5-0-support

Even more rumors of a 32GB version too, no pricing speculations on that though.

a 32gb version is definitely designed to make a killing off of AI folks and it is overkill for the card in gaming. Smart move. Im guessing they will charge 1k+ for the card, when the additional memory probably only costs 50 or so.

AgDev01 said:

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a 32gb version is definitely designed to make a killing off of AI folks and it is overkill for the card in gaming. Smart move. Im guessing they will charge 1k+ for the card, when the additional memory probably only costs 50 or so.

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I would bet its around $750 if the base card with 16gb is $550-$600. This would completely **** on nvidia's parade because that would be on par with the 5070 TI pricing with 16gb.

https://www.dsogaming.com/news/nvidia-rtx50-series-doesnt-support-gpu-physx-for-32-bit-games/

This is disappointing.

$549 non-XT and $599 XT
Much better XT pricing with the overclockability of the card we have seen so far

AMD is definitely pushing the XT over the regular 9070. I have the feeling that the XT is going to be really praised and the 70 will be trashed in reviews. Those MSRPs are way to close for the expected performance difference.

If i can get a card at MSRP i think it is going to be a buy for me. playing KCD2 my 30 series card is really showing its age.

Yep, same, the XT being on par with 5070 ti at base before overclock and cheaper, its a no brainer.

I've never not used NVIDIA. Granted, I will be looking at a gaming laptop. I just don't want to be tied down to my desk for gaming or general PC use, so have to deal with the underpowered performance of these GPU's. I'll go with whatever is the best laptop GPU I can get on a gaming laptop for $3,000-$3,500.

FatZilla said:

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Yep, same, the XT being on par with 5070 ti at base before overclock and cheaper, its a no brainer.

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Yeah I was seriously considering a 5070ti from the Nvidia launch, but of course wanted to wait and then Nvidia basically decided to die on the bed. This seems like a MUCH better choice and will be actively looking at an OC model.