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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 and RTX 5060 Reportedly Faced Production Issues

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Whataboutism - a term in recent years is a good argument. Especially in a topic about nvidia geforce graphic card have production issues.

AMD delays RDNA4 till March. OMG they are good guys, they have time fix all problems.

Speculation on my side: Maybe they want to sell their old stock first?
 
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Speculation on my side: Maybe they want to sell their old stock first?

I'd also speculate they really want to see how the competition plays out in comparison to what they know the 9700 and 9700XT can do, this way also hoping to price them more aggressively in hopes to maximize profits.

If the XT variant comes out swinging and performs close to the 5070Ti, AMD might reserve the idea to price the XT up there around $650-700. If the card does better than the 70Ti I'm guessing they'll push the price to that $750 range....but this is, as I said, all speculation based on how Nvidia is currently pricing and for how much the cards are actually selling for at retail.
 
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