AMD's GPU equivalent of the RTX 4070 Ti Super is even better

Video Gamer writes: We've written up why we think the AMD GPU equivalent of the RTX 4070 Ti Super is a better choice than Nvidia's card.

[PRIMORDUS]

I kinda agree the 7900 XT now with some price cuts is a better and faster card, mostly without ray tracing. And I just bought a 4070 Super. If AMD's drivers were more stable I would have left Nvidia. I haven't bought a AMD GPU since it was ATI, my old X800 XT.

[just_looken]

I own a 6750xt amd software is better than nvidia actually the whole fine wine thing is real but a huge but windows 11 hates amd.

Back when microsoft was making windows 11 they only worked with team blue/green amd few years back warned users that were upgrading of this fact every few months there is some windows 11 issue. Its not amd as windows 10 is solid just windows 11 crap.

win 10 5800x3d 6750xt 32gb of ram in my bedroom rig for a year now on that setup 0 complaints on it. I will say raw hardware wise amd has yet to beat a 90/titan class nvida card but i love amd software over nvida. Oh one last thing unlike geforce crap amd software 0 accounts needed you just install then use it a very crazy concept in today's world.

[CantThinkOfAUsername]

The 7900XT is 2% faster on average across 25 games—a negligible difference. It's 20% slower in Ray Tracing. You're losing DLSS and Frame Generation as well, which are arguably better features than what AMD offers. Not to mention that Nvidia cards can use any upscaling whether it's DLSS, FSR, or XeSS so you're covered regardless of what the devs choose to implement.

The only thing going for it is extra 4GB of VRAM. And AMD cards are known to age better so as long as future games use hybrid rendering pipelines, it'll be fine.

[saint_seya]

I have a 3090 ti, but i hope next gen AMD keeps the good work, if i can upgrade next year i may go red team for the first time. Still my 3090 ti working great so im not in a hurry.

[just_looken]

Hate to burst your bubble but thanks to awesome sales of the 6000 series the horrible state they launched there 7k series with high prices late mid/low end cards and the fact 6k series out performs 7600-7700 there is a rumor they are not doing high end cards anymore

https://www.custompc.com/am...

https://www.digitaltrends.c...

7600 launch review
https://www.youtube.com/wat...

https://www.pcgamer.com/amd...

[saint_seya]

Yeah i readed those before, but ill wait till it happens, i dont trust in rumors or even official info until it really happens.