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AMD RX 7700 XT & RX 7800 XT GPU Specs, Price, & Release Date (& FSR3) (www.youtube.com)

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AMD just announced its RX 7700 XT and RX 7800 XT GPUs at Gamescom 2023. This video covers the specifications that AMD announced, alongside some of its first-party performance claims. AMD additionally discussed FSR3 in its Gamescom news announcement, with some talk of which games will support it initially. Bethesda's Starfield is also a current "AMD Exclusive" launch partner, so we're expecting more news on this front as Bethesda's launch approaches. Otherwise, most of the news is focused on specs, pricing, and release date.

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[–] BudgieMania@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I mean... The 7800XT doesn't look horrible (well, compared to current context, I don't wanna lose perspective that midrange prices overall have gotten a bit out of hand). But that's on paper and it's first party paper so it might as well be toilet paper.

With that said, if the claims materialize, I might be in the market for it, in part because of the blatant upsell pricing of both cards which make it very hard to not be willing to stretch those 50 extra bucks for the 7800.

I just wish that AMD had taken the chance to be hyper aggressive in their pricing instead of just timidly undercutting NVIDIA's prices just a tad but these past 2 generations have made it obvious that they don't intend to do so. They both better pray that Intel doesn't have a magic rabbit inside their hat because they are leaving the GPU market ripe for penetration.

[–] rafoix@kbin.social 1 points 1 year ago

GPU makers are still adjusting to the crypto crash that artificially created demand for their product. They’re letting the customers lower prices by not purchasing overpriced products.

Also, GPU’s only recently dropped to MSRP on store shelves so the current trend is for things to go back to normal.