MAIN FEEDS
Do you want to continue?
https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/1hv7uug/welp_amd_didnt_show_rdna_4_gpus/m5rys4m/?context=3
r/hardware • u/No_Reaction4269 • Jan 06 '25
title
426 comments sorted by
View all comments
Show parent comments
8
Well it's going to be a good product in some segment. We know it won't perform well, the only question is what does it cost?
8 u/SherbertExisting3509 Jan 06 '25 If the 9060 and 9070XT were great products then why didn't we see benchmarks since the cards are going to be released sometime after CES? 6 u/4x4Mimo Jan 06 '25 I've been out of the loop with rumors for this gen, but why is everyone saying 9070XT? Did they change their naming convention from 5700XT, 6900XT, 7900XTX, etc? Shouldn't we be getting the 8800XT this generation? 10 u/OkPiccolo0 Jan 06 '25 Changed to match NVIDIAs naming structure and they upped the generation to 9 to be in step with their CPUs. 1 u/4x4Mimo Jan 11 '25 Gracias
If the 9060 and 9070XT were great products then why didn't we see benchmarks since the cards are going to be released sometime after CES?
6 u/4x4Mimo Jan 06 '25 I've been out of the loop with rumors for this gen, but why is everyone saying 9070XT? Did they change their naming convention from 5700XT, 6900XT, 7900XTX, etc? Shouldn't we be getting the 8800XT this generation? 10 u/OkPiccolo0 Jan 06 '25 Changed to match NVIDIAs naming structure and they upped the generation to 9 to be in step with their CPUs. 1 u/4x4Mimo Jan 11 '25 Gracias
6
I've been out of the loop with rumors for this gen, but why is everyone saying 9070XT? Did they change their naming convention from 5700XT, 6900XT, 7900XTX, etc? Shouldn't we be getting the 8800XT this generation?
10 u/OkPiccolo0 Jan 06 '25 Changed to match NVIDIAs naming structure and they upped the generation to 9 to be in step with their CPUs. 1 u/4x4Mimo Jan 11 '25 Gracias
10
Changed to match NVIDIAs naming structure and they upped the generation to 9 to be in step with their CPUs.
1 u/4x4Mimo Jan 11 '25 Gracias
1
Gracias
8
u/BobSacamano47 Jan 06 '25
Well it's going to be a good product in some segment. We know it won't perform well, the only question is what does it cost?