because of the lower node of the 4nm, which is "tuned 5nm really"
When taken the lower node into account from the power difference from the two.
It's power effinicy is worse than RTX 3,000 series.
... "when you ignore one of the core characteristics of the new product, it's similar to the old product." Like, what? Where, exactly, can I go buy a 4nm Ampere card then? 'Cause unless those exist, what you're saying here makes no sense whatsoever. Nobody has said that
the architecture is more efficient. What's been said is that
the product is more efficient. And the product is produced on a specific node, and must be compared to other products on their respective nodes.
I am seeing a number of "4090 is great value", "glad I bought 4090" comments.
So maybe that was the intent, make products below halo so terrible, that not so great halo price is suddenly a bargain and people will jump a tier...
That's been the strategy for at least three generations now, yeah - keep hiking prices and launching weirly placed SKUs so that the stupidly priced top-tier ones look slightly less bad.
Well, see there’s this thing called hyperinflation. It’s what happens when every government on earth thinks printing over 50% of all their currency in 18 months is a good idea.
If you think what we're seeing now is anything even remotely related to hyperinflation, you really need to read up on that concept.
Combine them together with corporate greed and ever more expensive process modes and…..
I would q it up to corps wanting to keep their over inflated covid pricing and profits.
This is exactly it. What is this "inflation" that people are talking about?
It's corporations raising prices. Not because costs have risen - though they have somewhat, they haven't to anywhere near the level of consumer price increases - but because they want more profits. Heck, corporate profits have risen more over the past few years
than ever before. It really doesn't take a genius to see that that's the source of the problem.
