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AMD Readying an Answer to GeForce GTX 1050 Ti

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That is a pretty big gap between 470 and 460.
 
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I think the real answer to any of these plethora of mid-range cards is to just squeeze couple more bucks out of your wallet. Which shouldn't be that difficult, pizza pockets anyone?
 

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I think the real answer to any of these plethora of mid-range cards is to just squeeze couple more bucks out of your wallet. Which shouldn't be that difficult, pizza pockets anyone?
True, within this price range a few more bucks usually net a significant increase in performance (unlike at the high end). The problem is while on a budget, there's always a cut-off point.
Otherwise any buying decision would go like:
1. let me get a cheap video card
2. that RX460 looks good for $99
3. no, at $109 the GTX 1050 is faster; that's just $10 more
4. yeah, no, for $139 the GTX1050Ti is even faster; hm, $30 more, a bit of stretch, but it's worth it for the performance gains
5. no, wait, for $169 I can have the RX 470; add $30
6. ah, look at that shiny RX480 4GB/GTX 1060 3GB for the low price of $199; +$30
7. nope, at $229 the RX480 8GB is a better buy; +$30
8. oh wait, I can have the GTX 1060 6GB for only $249; add $20.
9. stop, because the next price jump is quite steep.
 
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True, within this price range a few more bucks usually net a significant increase in performance (unlike at the high end). The problem is while on a budget, there's always a cut-off point.
Otherwise any buying decision would go like:
1. let me get a cheap video card
2. that RX460 looks good for $99
3. no, at $109 the GTX 1050 is faster; that's just $10 more
4. yeah, no, for $139 the GTX1050Ti is even faster; hm, $30 more, a bit of stretch, but it's worth it for the performance gains
5. no, wait, for $169 I can have the RX 470; add $30
6. ah, look at that shiny RX480 4GB/GTX 1060 3GB for the low price of $199; +$30
7. nope, at $229 the RX480 8GB is a better buy; +$30
8. oh wait, I can have the GTX 1060 6GB for only $249; add $20.
9. stop, because the next price jump is quite steep.
Well said:)
 

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The jump to the 480 holy hell.
 
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