Are you ready to begin an awesome journey on GPUs? Prepare yourself because the gaming industry is about to experience a tectonic shift! All is set and it clearly shows with their recent GPU releases.
Let’s start with NVIDIA NVIDIA: NVIDIA 5000 series release schedule rolling out – NVIDIA’s 5000 series GPUs have begun to roll out and some are already available, others are yet to arrive. The hype for these GPUs to launch was crazy, INSANE even…. then a curveball arrived.
And the twist I am referring to is DeepSeek, an AI picture drawing tool that changes how we see efficiency at the absolute lowest power draw. Guess what? NVIDIA felt it, and it wasn’t pleasant. No one can believe that their stocks have sunk to unimaginable lows.
But let’s not dwell on the passing complication of NVIDIA. There is a much more important story- the comeback of AMD. They are going to beat NVIDIA, as they seem to be working hard to complete disrupt and even beat (not only compete with but even overtake) NVIDIA’s pricing, that’s just insane. Sounds unbelievable, right?
AMD’s RX 9070 and 9070 XT are almost already out there, and the orders are rolling in fast. Those GPUs have been specifically tested by the likes of Linus Tech Tips on Black Myth: Wukong and F1, and well the proof is in the pudding.
Brace yourselves because this one will be a complete surprise. AMD is taking aim at the $1000 RTX 5070 Ti with the $700 RX 9070. And the RX 9070 not just tries to compete with NVIDIA, It’s also faster than NVIDIA in many games. The NVIDIA GPU Series can also add a hefty premium on top — now coming to a ridiculous $2000 to $3000. AMD’s Lisa Su says she’s preparing to share a huge surprise. Get Ready for yet another upheaval in the world of GPUs.
The high performance from AMD is about to come. THE RX 7000 is bringing the heat to NVIDIA at both 1440p rasterization and 1080p ray tracing. On top of all that, AMD’s new FSR 4 is also proving to be a rather formidable opponent in the upscaling wars with NVIDIA’s DLSS.
Of course, AMD’s sliding in right beside NVIDIA just now as well, and is doing so at breakneck pace. But as with every good storytelling story, there’s a twist. Even if NVIDIA can roost there with the productivity folks, the RX 7000 enthusiast GPUs are a gamer’s wet dream. For video editing, 3D rendering, AI workload operations, CUDA cores and NVIDIA’s software umbrella is honestly a godsend.
Nvidia graphics card prices are going through the roof because AMD is ready to attack with much-needed competition for the market. All gamers are going to have the extremely cost-effective option thanks to AMD. (Linking to your comment in the OP, it’s almost like Nvidia always manages to shaft AMD and launch with better gaming performance)
And ultimately this is a battle of value, where even the high pricing on AMD’s GPUs makes them the value option, if anything.But the one big obstacle for AMD here is stock. IF they can pull that off, NVidia may very well have a half their market share problem on their hands.
Oh I hope AMD fucking nukes the midrange GPU market with a bunch of budget options, for my own personal reasons. If AMD is able to continue putting out stuff like this, NVIDIA will certainly have their work cut out for them.
Strap in because the next generation of gaming is going to be damn worth it. The gaming and GPU world is about to see some amazing times and we are all equally excited!
