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I've got 3 billion Zimbabwe dollars on red!
A cheaper, slightly faster but more power hungry 1080.
I think you pretty much hit the nail on the head. I'd expect it to be at or slightly above 1080 levels at a price point between $350-400.
I think you pretty much hit the nail on the head. I'd expect it to be at or slightly above 1080 levels at a price point between $350-400.
I voted complete POS. AMD has been over-promising & under-delivering for so long that nobody should be surprised. They haven't released anything worth buying or talking about in the past 10 years.
Wait!
Did I screw up the poll?
Can you guys see who voted for what?
I like to point that amd cards may not be so great at launch, but unlike nvidia they get better with age. my 5870 lasted for eons, my 7970s still work fantastic, 290x solid, etc.
Here's my prediction -
Slightly better or slightly worse than vanilla GTX 1080 depending on the game. It wont overclock for shit and the GTX 1080 will edge it out on just about every benchmark when comparing OC'ed Vega to OC'ed GTX 1080. It will be priced similarly to the GTX 1070 to keep it competitive.
I take the added cost of a Gsync monitor into my equations when it comes to anything remotely "enthusiast". That's where AMD can become a value. In all reality that's what's keeping me waiting for Vega. My next build will be a max-out 2K build, and while I could grab a 1070 or reach for a 1080, I've still got to drop a $200 premium to get a decent monitor for it compared to whatever Vega presents itself as.
I'm going to pick same as 1080. If it's not at that level, I'm going to consider it a complete failure considering the hype train AMD has tried to build around it.
>= 1080 nearly universal, always slower than 1080ti. $550. It's an enthusiast part, so I expect it to consume as much power as a 1080ti (somewhere between 225 and 275W).