I really want intel to do well in the GPU space. Having a 3rd in the market would do amazing things for compitiion especially since nvidia couldn't just bully them into submission.
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I want it to be a $150 RTX 5070 killer.
So sick and tired of these inflated prices.
I want these to be good for many reasons, but especially since I have a friend that works on one of the teams that are making them lol
hopefully it has 16+GB of RAM, 8GB is just not enough in this day and age.
Hasn't been for years. My 3070 ti is only getting swapped BECAUSE of VRAM. I can get fps I want at settings I'm happy with at 4k... But then vram hits its limit and game goes :).... :(
for me it's poorly optimized mods eating more than 6gb at 1080p and I just want my next GPU to carry me through the majority of the next decade.
If you're aiming at 1080p... 5060 ti 16gb might do that. All the AI vollicks aside, DLSS does make hardware last a lot longer. I can get high on oblivion remastered, the game runs at 60 to 70 fps with DLSS and still looks good running on 4k monitor with 12700k and 3070 ti.
depends on MSRP and if Linux Nvidia support continues to get better, it looks to get more than 4 times the framerate of my current GPU in cyberpunk and has raytracing
I'm pretty sure they have Linux support. It's just supported in Mesa. No external drivers.
Yes it has Linux support
Ah, cool. Must have been relatively recent then. Good, now if we can get a non-paper launch and at MSRP we might actually see some sanity in the GPU market.
Shame they don't have Linux support but it would be great for those who can use it.
I thought support for battle mage was added in 6.12?
Yeah, it has support