Recent content by DegustatoR

...But if they are "sitting on all that inventory" right now so that they are forced to lower the prices then why would they need to make more gaming GPUs to begin with?.. Anyway this is exactly the type of false way of thinking people are getting stuck in. DC GPUs will pretty much never be...

Do you have anything to back up the notion that they were "sitting on all that inventory" prior to 40 Super launch? From their financial results for 2024 you could see that they actually been flat on the inventory between 23 and 24 despite exploding on revenues.

GB202. GB102 is supposedly a half of GB100 and it won't come to gaming markets (likely missing RT h/w too). It won't, it's not. The whole hysteria about how Nvidia suddenly decides that graphics don't matter anymore isn't based on anything but wishful thinking. Both Intel and AMD have...

Whatever GDDR is in production out of the portfolio the suppliers have depends on demand more than anything else. Lack of products using such GDDR results in it not being in production. In other words if some IHV would prefer to use GDDR6 20Gbps on their new product - because that would bring...

Where is that percentage from?

Up to ~5060Ti probably. Should be RDNA5 above that.

Same memory suggest the same performance - or bigger caches. If it's the former then we're looking at 7600-7900GRE performance bracket. As for the latter it's a bit doubtful that caches would inrease in single chip GPUs made on the same N5/N4 process.

https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-battlemage-gpus-to-support-displayport-2-up-to-uhbr-13-5-mode

https://chipsandcheese.com/2024/04/22/intel-meteor-lakes-npu/

More limited now than it was a quarter ago? Nvidia doesn't seem to be making anything on the currently available N3(B). Apple seem to be their only customer for the node right now. The fact that it's loosing steam also likely means that nothing which is launching soon will use it either.

My guess would be pricing them about as aggressively as 7800XT - so a tad below competing offers but not by any huge amount. A huge amount will likely prompt a fast reaction from Nvidia essentially killing off that advantage. Then again all cards are below their MSRPs right now anyway so MSRPs...

https://www.anandtech.com/show/21359/tsmc-posts-q124-results-3nm-revenue-share-drops-steeply-but-hpc-share-rises Seems like N3 doesn't get much attention from the market.

For a review of cards which you do now? Anything older than the youngest card among those you're comparing would be "old" IMO. But then you'd have to look at the review to read their own reasons for choosing benchmarks. These can be arbitrary but they should be there - if we're "looking at how a...

People rarely replay games IMO (don't tell me how many times you've replayed Doom please; there are several hundreds of games released every year and the fact that one game per year gets oft replayed later doesn't mean much) and when they do it comes mostly as a free bonus on a h/w bought to...

The two things are not mutually exclusive in a sense that you can and definitely do play old games on a new GPU. However actually buying a new GPU to play old games is not what drives the market. I'm not sure what "data" you expect here. No you didn't. You've bought a new GPU to play new games...