Best GPU year coming???

[Toilet Paper]

Alright so since nvidia decided to deliver shitty video cards its safe to say that 2019 is probably going to be a weak year for graphics cards. Nvidia has nothing worth mentioning coming and amd doesnt seem too hot either. With the information you guys know. Which year from 2019-2021 is going to be the best year for the graphics cards. Im talking about a good value leap and technology improvements(basically when the market is going to have the most competition) if anyone has any amd navi or intel news

please do tell.

[Canada EH]

3 minutes ago, Toilet Paper said:

nvidia decided to

They did not decide to, it was a calculated risk, they would have preferred to have shipped out a good product, so they went with plan D

 

3 minutes ago, Toilet Paper said:

information

Just buy what you require now.

Besides that, no one has a magic crystal, no one. The game play is like poker, cards are held tight. Please the investors first!

Consumers, hahahahahahaha just buy buy buy, BLACK FRIDAY buy buy buy

[N1NJ4W4RR10R]

Whenever Nvidia launches the second gen of RTX cards I'd bet.

 

AMD'll probably be cooking up something hot as well, believe that's set for 2020? Or was it 2019. Mind that, that's based on rumours I believe

[Canada EH]

Just now, N1NJ4W4RR10R said:

AMD'll probably be cooking up something hot as well, believe that's set for 2020? Or was it 2019. Mind that, that's based on rumours I believe

I doubt it, they made their major step, now its time to cash in and do mini steps.

[Toilet Paper]

I also believe amd navi is due for 2020

Intel is also going to be releasing their own gpu(not really expecting anything good). As for new rtx cards prob a couple of years?

 

The thing is i dont wanna buy a gpu and then(within a year) some insane value next gen shit comes out and i miss out on it. I cant even afford to miss out on it thats the case. So 2020 is prob the safe bet correct?

[Guest]

I think there's a good chance we're SOL for a while, we might be stuck overpaying good money for new raytracing technology whether we like it or not. I don't know if it's realistic to ask for them to split the lines and continue making GTX cards without the premium for raytracing, an interesting technology that's simply not ready to be put into practice. Don't make me spend good money on an early technology that can't keep up with the rest of the product...

 

Hopefully AMD can be more competitive at the high-end.

[jasonc_01]

5 hours ago, Toilet Paper said:

I also believe amd navi is due for 2020

Intel is also going to be releasing their own gpu(not really expecting anything good). As for new rtx cards prob a couple of years?

 

The thing is i dont wanna buy a gpu and then(within a year) some insane value next gen shit comes out and i miss out on it. I cant even afford to miss out on it thats the case. So 2020 is prob the safe bet correct?

I'd be looking at gently used 1080ti's (preferably evga because transferable warranty) or a 2080 if I couldn't find a good one. 

 

I wouldn't be worried about anything coming out that will change the gpu landscape drastically. Nvidia are not even releasing the mid and low range 20 series cards until Q2. So I wouldn't expect 30 series until late 2020, unless pushed by competition.... .... But well really just see price reductions. 

 

AMD unless they are being un AMD like, and have something up there sleeve to drop.... That no one has heard about , unlikely. So we'll be looking 2020 for them and I would expect 2080 performance at Turings end of life cycle. Hope I'm wrong. 

 

Now Intel. Don't anyone be surprised if intel upcoming GPUs are based on amd architectures, possibly a graphics partnership. I Think this is the wild card to watch out for. 

[xg32]

6 hours ago, Toilet Paper said:

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it's quite simple at the moment, navi is rumored to be focused on consoles, so i expect the ps5 next year, nothing on pc, and nvidia will release the 3000 series when they see fit, amd will not catch up before 2020.

[Dafriz]

10 minutes ago, jasonc_01 said:

I'd be looking at gently used 1080ti's (preferably evga because transferable warranty) or a 2080 if I couldn't find a good one. 

 

I wouldn't be worried about anything coming out that will change the gpu landscape drastically. Nvidia are not even releasing the mid and low range 20 series cards until Q2. So I wouldn't expect 30 series until late 2020, unless pushed by competition.... .... But well really just see price reductions. 

 

AMD unless they are being un AMD like, and have something up there sleeve to drop.... That no one has heard about , unlikely. So we'll be looking 2020 for them and I would expect 2080 performance at Turings end of life cycle. Hope I'm wrong. 

 

Now Intel. Don't anyone be surprised if intel upcoming GPUs are based on amd architectures, possibly a graphics partnership. I Think this is the wild card to watch out for. 

honestly the intel upcoming gpu is probably going to be meh... it will be focused not on AMD tech (they couldn't due to patent issues... it has to be done from ground up) ... the only part where I see intel able to do anything is if they can get a license for adreno from qualcomm (not sure what the court order was...)

 

intel will most likely come out with something from larrabee idea (it did graphics radically different than either nvidia,AMD, forgot the company that does Apple gpu's, and adreno) and the focus will most likely be the data center

 

graphics... to be honest I think we might be stuck - I see ps5 or new xbox for the first time in a long while the consoles will be ahead of consumer graphics in terms of fidelity (for AAA games.. sorry but that is how it looks to be unless you count 2080 ti maybe.. and not raytracing.. sorry but raytracing is a gimmick for another 5 years unless nvidia redesigns their entire framework of CUDA cores which can't do raytracing natively)

 

with the consoles coming out and GloFo leaving the race to the bottom of the node it leaves basically tsmc... (maybe samsung? but their focus is lpp which is really only good for mobile devices....)

 

will tsmc be able to handle 7nm for phones, consoles, gpus, cpus all at the same time??

 

yea, for the desktop side of things IDK if we will have truly gamer cards and they may be iteratives of either console but larger (which I think navi is going to be..) or we will see iteratives of production cards (quadros, firepro (vega is basically firepro))

 

for now... with only 1 fab player I will put out if the consoles come out this fall or early spring we won't see any new graphics cards (honestly nvidia i think is launching RTX which is just volta to consumers bcuz they spent all their R&D on it and don't have anything else at moment like AMD did with VEGA - polaris was supposed to be competitive for 900 series and be considered mid range against pascal but they lost any traction due to mining craze)

 

also for anyone concerned about koduri leaving being the end for AMD.... Koduri wasn't around for the 7000 series which is probably the last gaming cards to come out other than polaris for high range... if AMD gets enough server orders we may see something in the future