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Memory | 4x8GB Patriot Viper DDR4 4400C19 @ 3733Mhz 14-14-13-27 1T |
Video Card(s) | Gigabyte Radeon RX 9070 XT Gaming OC 16GB GDDR6 @ 3400Mhz Core/22Gbps Mem |
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Why did you turn this into "you"? Nobody cares my man. You don't represent the whole market. People buy new gpus to play the heavy games, not the games their old gpu could play. Plenty of those heavy AAA games have RT or PT.
Very few of current TOP 100 most played games released this year. From 2024 there are a few games and from 2023 there are few games.
People overwhelmingly play old games. Only 4 of those games have RT. Only one has PT.
Another one of your lies exposed. Most people dont buy expensive cards. Most people dont buy or play RT/PT games.
No matter how much you try and show like they do and thus justify Nvidia's prices and features.
Of course you do. Weren't you the one that just above that wrote "you dont represent the whole market"?Well you just met one. I prefer nvidias old control panel over both nvidias new and amd adrenaline
There are people who prefer XP too but they are statistically insignificant.
I used that old control panel for years and i dont miss it one bit. Good riddance. Nvidia agrees, or they would have not made the Nvidia App to eventually replace it.
Nvidia just said "trust me bro". Problem is that i dont. And like i said modders, AMD and third party developers proved that Nvidia was full of it when they claimed their new fancy features wouldn't work on their old cards. If 3rd party developers were able to get those features working properly then Nvidia as the maker of the hardware could have done an even better job. They just dint want to. That's it. Don't try to justify it.Nvidia also properly justified it. You weren't convinced by nvidia but was convinced about amd cause of inherent bias. You are not supposed to do anything, im just calling you out on your really ironic statement about being afraid youll be cut off some new nvidia technology, when that's exactly what AMD just did. Not to mention their driver support which is horrendous cutting off support for stuff that's still ON the market sold as brand new (the whole vega igpu lineup, lol!).
AMD said plain and simple. RDNA 3 lacks necessary hardware to properly run FSR 4. That's it. The only one biased here is you.
AMD has done this ONCE. And i didn't lose anything with it as i already went straight to RDNA 4. Until such time that UDNA releases and AMD arbitrarily restricts something to UDNA i can base my opinion only on what HAS happened to me. AMD has not screwed me over yet. Thus i cannot condemn them for something they MIGHT do in the future. Nvidia already HAS screwed me over. Thus there's nothing ironic about my statement.
And you seem to be parroting the whole driver cutoff thing i see everywhere. People parroting this lie dont even bother checking a simple website to verify if it's true or not or when were the cards that still receive updates released and when were the cards no longer receiving updates released.
So let me educate you:
All of RX 5000, 6000, 7000 and 9000 series are on the latest release 25.6.1. This included cards released in the past 5 years.
RX Vega received it's last update just last month. Including iGPU's such as 2200G from 7 years ago. 25.5.1. dGPU's from 8 years ago.
RX 400/500 series dGPU's received it's latest update last month. 25.5.1. These cards were released 9 years ago.
Only the ancient R9 300 series and HD 7000 series no longer receive driver updates. At least under Windows because on Linux such as Ubuntu 64bit the latest driver is from last month. These cards are 10 and 13 years old respectively.
Perhaps next time do a quick search before parroting nonsense you have heard from other Nvidia fanboys on the internet.
Here's the link: https://www.amd.com/en/support/download/drivers.html
You seem to have crystal ball or balls based on this astute prediction. You're talking about something that MIGHT happen. Im talking about something that HAS happened. Your whole argument boils down to "but, but AMD has done this once and they might do it again".And like what goddamn difference does it make whether or not it's justified? Say FSR 5 doesn't work on your 9070xt for some justified reason, so freaking what? You still got the short end of the stick. They started developing a technology that couldn't work on their brand new RDNA 3 cards that costs upwards of 1.1k$ but it's all cool, no biggie, lol
I see. It was at AMDHelp. Not AMD. No wonder i count find it.I'll link it, it has over 1.2k comments, but it won't change your mind anyways.
3 months and 1,1k posts. I doubt all most are unique driver issues and 1,1k for all the 9070 cards sold is till a pretty low number. This includes reported issues that have nothing to do with drivers such as DOA cards, motherboard compatibility and PSU related issues.
Im pretty sure single retailers sold more 9070 cards on day one than that.
Looking at Nvidia subreddit a single driver release gets more comments and i doubt most of these are driver issues either.