ada lovelace NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 and 4060 Ti get first rumored performance claims, fast but also power hungry

[StDragon]

9 minutes ago, Ydfhlx said:

MSRP is just a made up number with next to no relation to actual pricing nowadays. 3080 10GB doesn't even have a MSRP at all...

Correct. Emphasis on "Suggested" in MSRP. The point of MSRP is to at least keep the resellers in the black regardless of how the margins turn out to be. Because of inflationary projections, expect the MSRP to be set higher than normal with a lot of flash deals now and then depending on demand.

[DANK_AS_gay]

On 8/30/2022 at 4:06 AM, porina said:

75W performance class is its own niche that's generally been neglected. There's the 1650 but I'm not aware of anything else from red or green since that.

6500XT/6400

[porina]

15 hours ago, DANK_AS_gay said:

6500XT/6400

Ok, I missed the 6400 being 53W so it does count. I haven't looked for detailed benchmarks but TechPowerUp rate it slightly behind a 1650, although it is also lower power than the 1650 so you can say there is some small progress there.

 

6500XT is over 100W so not even close to the 75W limit from a PCIe slot.

[tim0901]

1 hour ago, porina said:

Ok, I missed the 6400 being 53W so it does count. I haven't looked for detailed benchmarks but TechPowerUp rate it slightly behind a 1650, although it is also lower power than the 1650 so you can say there is some small progress there.

 

6500XT is over 100W so not even close to the 75W limit from a PCIe slot.

And to make things worse the 6400 is a terrible pick for this use case, as most of the systems people want to stick a 75W GPU into (SFF Dells off of eBay) won't have PCIe 4.0, making it substantially (~17%) slower than the 1650.

[starsmine]

Rumors on OP are fake 

[BiG StroOnZ]

@starsmine

 

Yeah saw it on MLID about an hour ago. Figured the thread was dead though, but a mod can lock it since you bumped it.