Graphics 22/23 GPU Thread - RTX4000 AND RX7000 Series

Yeah, I'm impatiently awaiting its release

 

What price do we think the 4060LP is going to come in at?

 

£329 to £349 maybe?

I wouldn't be surprised to see some kind of premium for a sff card.

 

Not cheap, but a potentially economical replacement for an A2000, which still seems to list at £240 upwards

 

Could potentially be a new lease on life for refurb'ed office PCs. That's always been a great way to get into PC gaming, but you do have to be careful about proprietary parts - particularly power supplies. Even machines that use proprietary coolers, motherboards, cases, etc are better off with a second lease of life, rather than being in landfill, but if it's a non-standard power supply which doesn't use ATX connectors you're pretty screwed.

EDIT: Still pricey for what it is though.

 

RTX 5000-series to be codenamed "Blackwell"
https://www.techpowerup.com/312333/...gpu-codenames-revealed-ad104-has-no-successor

 

AMD to launch new RX7000-series GPUs at Gamescom

https://www.techpowerup.com/312503/amd-to-announce-new-radeon-rx-7000-skus-next-week-at-gamescom

 

Im doing a ITX build for a friends 40th in an old FORMD T1 V1 case I have that needing a new home.



Im using a number of used parts to keep to the grand budget and have almost everything except the GPU (and the ram I have a wanted post for). My remaining budget will be ~£550 for the GPU and need to finish it before October.

Im tempted to pick up a 4070 founders to sit in the 3 slot space but looking for any additional feedback / thoughts on the current GPU market.

 

Thems some chunky feet you got there.

 

I guess they keep the dust bunnies out.

 

It originally had a floor mounted rad, so needed the clearance for good air flow. I havent changed them, as I quite like the look now, over the feet the case came with.

Its only running a SF450w power supply. The CPU (12700H) has a max turbo of 115w, but normal usage around 50W, so the the 6950xt takes it close with ~300W vs the 3070 ~200W....

 

The MBA card may fit. I doubt that would.

 

Max length is 312mm, so at 340 that wouldnt fit even if I wasnt worried about power usage. Good point

 

Yeah you lose 10% perf on the MBA, but they are tiiiiiny compared to aftermarket ones.

 

NDA just lifted on 7700XT & 7800XT. Reviews are everywhere.

 

So it's a slightly more power efficient 6800XT
performs worse than it in some scenarios
and the 6800XT has been available for around the same price for quite a while.


tbh this entire gen, from both sides, can just **** off.

 

The 6800XT is nearly 3 years old.

The 7700XT can be had from Scan for £429 for the XFX Qick. The 7800XT can be had for £479. Again from Scan. Apparently OCUK will drop their prices soon.

The 6800XT RRP almost three years ago was £649. However, most of those who got them then would have paid a grand or more.

And people still complain /roll eyes.

I wouldn't say it is the best release ever, but god it is far from the worst. Dare I say it I think they are very reasonable.