AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT Reportedly Outperforms RTX 5080 Through Undervolting

[wolf]

But that's not the point underneath this news article. The point underneath (that people were making in this topic, and not the way you memed it up here) is that the value of that 9070XT relative to its actual performance AND its price is insanely good, compared to a 5080.

And somehow when it's said so rationally like that, and not like some sort of wished schadenfreude or made up argument in their mind dialogue, it's not even the slightest bit agitating. Strange.

My opinion here is clear, if all the cards were at MSRP and available, the 5080 shouldn't even be a consideration, even hardcore Nvidia zealots would be better served by the price to performance of a 5070Ti, and many if not most would be just as well served with a 9070XT and pocket the difference.

 

[Vayra86]

And somehow when it's said so rationally like that, and not like some sort of wished schadenfreude or made up argument in their mind dialogue, it's not even the slightest bit agitating. Strange.

My opinion here is clear, if all the cards were at MSRP and available, the 5080 shouldn't even be a consideration, even hardcore Nvidia zealots would be better served by the price to performance of a 5070Ti, and many if not most would be just as well served with a 9070XT and pocket the difference.

But it WAS said so rationally, and you still felt the need to come back on that to downplay it. But let's drop it. Point was made, you want to keep living in denial, good on you.

 

[wolf]

But it WAS said so rationally, and you still felt the need to come back on that to downplay it. But let's drop it. Point was made, you want to keep living in denial, good on you.

What started it all was this - "That's embarrassing... For Nvidia." - and it snowballed from there, so it certainly didn't start that way.

If people want to make their rational point, they could just do it that way from the start, that could work.