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I know it's a small set, but for gaming and is honestly king. Unless you want the absolute "I'm willing to pay double the cost for 5% more performance" top of the line, amd is just great.
For AI and compute.... They're far behind. CUDA just wins. I hope a joint standard will be coming up soon, but until then Nvidia wins
I bought a 7900xtx and have been VERY happy with it.
That's what I'm running, and it's honestly better than my partners 3090
The only thing it’s missing is dedicated video decode hardware (which is mostly a convenience) and an equivalent to shadow play. Otherwise it’s a great alternative to a 4080/S
Is amd relive not equivalent to shadow play? Can record gameplay in av1 without issue
You can even skip the whole suite if you don't need the AMD per game driver tweaks. OBS now come with direct AMD av1 support and also can record HDR content.(which relive can't do.)
Exactly. I just can't justify a high end GPU purchase if I can't also get some work out of it.