Rumors have it, the stock of 6800/XT cards are virtually non-existent![]()
Why is it called earth, when it is mostly water???
I had some black screen issues with the Vega 64. I used the auto undervolt setting in the Radeon driver and it works smoothly now. I should have done that a lot earlier.
That pushes my update idea into January when the patch for my B450 is out and I can switch to 5600x and 6800xt. Maybe.
Does the gpu ram sharing thingy need a b550 or will that feature work with a b450 as well?
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[QUOTE=Itiken;1917791]I'm disappointed, but not exactly surprised and have resigned myself to "maybe a new card early next year".
Same. I'll check back in February, I reckon. As long as I'm sour-grapesing, I may as well congratulate myself on the opportunity to wait until the inevitable initial driver, bios and production issues are worked out.
I read an article suggesting NVIDIA have figured out how it works, and how to replicate it on any card/mobo/shipset combo going, sugesting it's not magic, but jsut fiddling with PCI settings. Entirely likely to be bollocks as NVIDIA are full of shit, but inquiring minds and all.
If NVIDIA are no telling porkies, then expect more support down the line for AMD goodies.
Please don't teach me what to do with my pc.
Wasn't that just for X470, getting Zen3 support?
As for Radeon 6000 supply
So wait the extra week after AMD-reference-design only cards release, then see how the launch of the AIBs' cards goes for a few weeks before judging.
What you are going to see will be different from what NVIDIA has done.
AMD MBA cards will be in short supply up front. However, where you saw NV front-load almost all its cards, AMD is backloading. Once AIB cards hit, you will see 5 to 7 times the inventory released than what NV has shipped total in NA at this time. AMD will be heavily back-loaded into the channel. AMD is shipping ASIC BOM kits nearly daily to AIBs at this point and it will continue to happen throughout Q4. There will be a decent supply through Q4.
Now let me say this again as it is worth hearing. There is no way that when AMD was doing its projections for supply, that it could have even fathomed that NVIDIA would totally shit the bed on 3080/90 supply for the quarter, effectively abandoning the $500 to $1000 GPU TAM. NVIDIA has left such a gaping hole in the market that there is no way it can be filled currently. From my information and analysis, AMD projected to grow its portion of the TAM and will have inventory to do that. The sad fact is that NV simply abandoned its customer in that market and there is no possible way for AMD to fill the void.
That is a very thick layer with bullshit
MicroCenter has already revealed numbers they are getting from AMD for todays launch.
And the shipments from board partners is not very promising either.
Why is it called earth, when it is mostly water???
Another launch where supply cannot hope to meet demand then. Leaving people in queues or at the mercy of scalpers.
Ive given up hope of being able to build a zen3 / Radeon 6000 system this year.
Which is a shame as I wanted to play cyberspunk over chrimbo and my current PC wont run it. Oh well. Bit of a pain but life goes on.
I *think* i've just Pre-Orderd a Sapphire 6800 XT through OverClockers.
There is an order confirmation in my inbox at least, and i've got a reciept through Amazon Pay, as it was the only payment that didn't keep crashing.
Possible *glee* time will tell.
Please don't teach me what to do with my pc.
Just 1 funny data point: A 6800XT stock matches a 3090 stock in Horizon Zero Dawn at 1440p.
On average, seems very strong competition at 1080p and 1440p. Slightly beats the 3080, or it just depends which game atm? Also, 16GB vs Nvidia's 10GB...
For 4K, Nvidia is ahead but at what cost/frame?
As for RT and a first implementation, it's better than 20 series but that's not good enough atm.
For rivalling DLSS, the FidelityFX counter isn't ready yet but can come with drivers and game updates? Without it, the 30 series romps away at pseudo high resolutions. Though the concept of holding up Minecraft benchmark results as your ~£1k GPU champion seems ludicrous to me.
6900XT could be spicy. But really it's the unannounced 6700 variation(s) + software updates that'll decide this generation. GPU competition has been restored.
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