Recent content by Markosz

I'm curious, how is the availability where you live at? Is is as good as it was said to be? As for me, here in Hungary it looks like it's even less available than the RTX 50 cards were on launch. Never saw either of them 'in stock' to order, but there are only a handful of scalper listings for...

MSRP to MSRP, the XT simply offers better price/performance. This will probably change a few months later, when the non-XT cards are piling up on the shelves of stores. I'd get an XT at the moment or wait for price reduction on non-XT.

Oh god, more bloat in the driver app

It's perfect for the <720p gaming it's targeted for. :roll:

Out of all "problems" you have listed, only the CUDA library support is the real one, the rest of them are non-sense. What do "game ready drivers" even mean? All it adds is just a game profile to the App, there is no performance difference in most cases. Never had issues with emulators, random...

Dumb NVIDIA marketing charts, just the usual. And I guess the MFG BS is now part of the regular "performance" metrics...

If $600 is true for the XT model, then that's a good start, could go lower from there. ( Assuming it's delivering 7900XTX performance with improved RT and other stuff... )

1080p ultra 60fps without upscaling on $250 GPU. Now that's optimized! And honestly it looks pretty good overall. Global illumination is great, the light and shadow look good and it's dynamic, even without RT - something that many developers completely forgot nowadays.

Human error yea... the human who designed this connector.

Yikes... imagine spending over $2k just to look at a black screen. How is this even possible after all the review samples with no issues?

Loses the same or even more performance % with RT on. New RT cores my *ss... Despite more then 2x AI TOPS performance, only 0,1 sec gains in LLM test? It should be faster than 4090 in AI apps according to the stats. This entire generation is a scam...

How nice of ASUS, they already included the scalper price so people don't have to.

Just a larger GPU, more cores, more consumption, more price. More of the same. Absolute linear growth, no improvements after 2+ years.

If anything, that only helps scalpers... low supplies will skyrocket prices and desperate people will pay the higher scalper prices. Doesn't matter if scalper in question is a person, a store, or NVIDIA itself, at this point they are doing this on purpose to increase profit margin on every GPU...

Yea it's very sus... IDK what they are waiting for. Maybe software isn't ready, drivers or FSR, they were always a little slow in that area.