If it happens, I think it will be for other reasons. Not due to Jayz and his crystal ball which I thought was a poor argument.
Well it could have been monkey pox so feel lucky.Jayz2cents just said 4000 series may not be launching for a YEAR from now and may cost WAY MORE than the 3000 series. This makes me so sick it actually gave me COVID, which I just tested positive for. Thanks Jay.
Jayz2cents just said 4000 series may not be launching for a YEAR from now and may cost WAY MORE than the 3000 series. This makes me so sick it actually gave me COVID, which I just tested positive for. Thanks Jay.
I would bet that he's outright lying after watching the first few minutes.If it happens, I think it will be for other reasons. Not due to Jayz and his crystal ball which I thought was a poor argument.
Hope you get better. I've been hearing around a year for the low end (4050/4060/7500/7600) from a few places. Unsure what AMD will do, but Nvidia was 4070 or 4080 and up starting at the top and going down.Jayz2cents just said 4000 series may not be launching for a YEAR from now and may cost WAY MORE than the 3000 series. This makes me so sick it actually gave me COVID, which I just tested positive for. Thanks Jay.
as an AMD fan, I hope this is true.Hope you get better. I've been hearing around a year for the low end (4050/4060/7500/7600) from a few places. Unsure what AMD will do, but Nvidia was 4070 or 4080 and up starting at the top and going down.
it seems unlikely nvidia might forfiet the midrange and low end, but they might have to.I think the year prediction is garbage and can't be true. Nvidia's just going to let AMD feed the entire market new GPUs? No way. Nvidia releases a couple cards that cost $1500-$2000 and just lets AMD provide stuff people can actually afford? I'm not seeing that.
it seems unlikely nvidia might forfiet the midrange and low end, but they might have to.
Jayz2cents just said 4000 series may not be launching for a YEAR from now and may cost WAY MORE than the 3000 series. This makes me so sick it actually gave me COVID, which I just tested positive for. Thanks Jay.
I was under the impression that for AMD the mid range (7600XT?) would be released first?I've been hearing around a year for the low end (4050/4060/7500/7600) from a few places.
I was under the impression that for AMD the mid range (7600XT?) would be released first?
Not only that, They prepaid for 4nm wafers that they're stuck with. Jayz2cents claims are that they won't use many for a year.I think the year prediction is garbage and can't be true. Nvidia's just going to let AMD feed the entire market new GPUs? No way. Nvidia releases a couple cards that cost $1500-$2000 and just lets AMD provide stuff people can actually afford? I'm not seeing that.
Honest questions. How can someone determine if they're paid to "advocate" in favor of a company? Is underhand payments considered impossible?Oh, I just watched the followup video Jay did. Not a shill because Nvidia doesn't give him anything? I seem to remember quite a few EVGA products on his channel.
As far as not rewarding miners by buying used, I have a price and performance level in mind and when I see a card that matches it, I'll take a chance. Seems better than rewarding the AIB/manufacturer who jacked up prices and proceeded to ship pallets directly to miners limiting the ability of consumers to purchase cards that won't make it to the retail channel - where there were limits on number you could buy.
Not only that, They prepaid for 4nm wafers that they're stuck with.
They might finally have the wafer volume to consider market share gains as possible. Another factor is the chip assembly output. N31 & N32 being chiplet might affect timelines as it needs additional non-traditional steps. Just like Zen 3 having to wait until late last yr for 3D assembly to be available on the mass market, even though the die was designed for it several yrs ago. N33 really might arrive first this time.That's a common rumor, but it doesn't make too much sense unless they want to favor gaining market share fast over getting more income, which is not what they've been choosing to do so far. It's a bad bet to think that a company will suddenly change strategy.
That's a common rumor, but it doesn't make too much sense unless they want to favor gaining market share fast over getting more income, which is not what they've been choosing to do so far. It's a bad bet to think that a company will suddenly change strategy.
I know, but being a unique "recipe", Nvidia appears to be stuck with this. Can another company simply use this or would an existing design have to be modified substantially? The electrical properties must be quite different.It's a slightly adapter version of TSMC 5, that they call N4 to pretend that it's way better. It's not. Just marketing.
Also, better to just no longer refer to nm's, because it's not actually that size, just a similar density you could get with that size.
N33 first makes sense assuming it's on N6. The N5 wafers are being taken by Zen 4. I assume N33 is being pushed to CES as well.
I know, but being a unique "recipe", Nvidia appears to be stuck with this. Can another company simply use this or would an existing design have to be modified substantially? The electrical properties must be quite different.
I did a lot of research for cards up to the AUD 1K value, which is my price point & in the end an RX 6800 XT with factory OC won hands down compared to anything from Nvidia's camp with the current online market here in Australia today.Jay says to buy now if you want in. Predicting another 2018 scenario where there are no 3000 cards left over when 4000 is finally released.
I bash on LTT's videos some times, but I feel this is a good one:I mean sure they are going to be better at ray tracing for example, but how many AAA games now or planed for release in the next 12 months are actually going to be using that tech that we know of already?
I did a lot of research for cards up to the AUD 1K value, which is my price point & in the end an RX 6800 XT with factory OC won hands down compared to anything from Nvidia's camp with the current online market here in Australia today.
Was going to wait for RDNA3 but figured my aim is just to max out my 1440p\144hz monitor with games I like these days. Besides, even if RDNA3 or Nvidia's 4000 series release before end of year, those high end cards will be way out of my price range anyway. I mean sure they are going to be better at ray tracing for example, but how many AAA games now or planed for release in the next 12 months are actually going to be using that tech that we know of already?