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The (RTX 4060 Ti) was the most disappointing GPU I reviewed this year (www.digitaltrends.com)
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[–] AMillionNames@sh.itjust.works 1 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

I guess I just don't see a 25% as that much better when I'm pleased with my 4K setup and am already getting 120+ fps on most games when the card I'm using isn't even current gen.

That 25-35% has been enough to cause a significant number of 4090 fatalities from loose contacts due to microdebris in the power connections. You aren't just paying around 50% more for that 25%, you are paying for added risk, the higher power consumption, and the higher power capacity PSUs to match, and as the PC ages it's going to wear out sooner as well. All for what's really an RTX selling point that barely any game dev uses on a generation that all major coverage has criticized as being particularly expensive.

I frankly still believe that if there was any generation to skip on launch, it's this one. Intel is slowly but surely joining the GPU market, if on the low-end, AMD cards are competing with NVIDIA on where it matters, and for all the threats NVIDIA has made about dropping out because of their AI nest egg, it knows it will need to keep the reigns over the 5000 series if it doesn't want to get sidelined for good, and it will do so with all the experience that it has had about how overpricing this generation may have dropped their sales significantly.