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3700x costs 290 and 2080 super starts from 720(GIGABYTE RTX 2080 SUPER) i just checked prices in my country shops. Which mean a console witth a cpu and graphics card like that will cost more than 1000 because you also add the ram hdd/ssd and psu price on that. It will be impossible to release a console with those specs and cost 500. For me that i have 1700 and gtx 970 if these consoles are true(which i doubt) if let say is true then it will cost me only 720 at this time of this post to beat xbox x. And it will be already be much better than ps5 which have weaker cpu and gpu. Question is what difference will those games that are currently in development for pc and xbox only like Hell blade 2, State of decay 3 e.t.c compared to current microsoft games that releases on pc and xbox one? Yes graphics might be little better on max settings but most games on pc alreasd have amazing almost movie quality graphics on max settings 1440.
Stop talking.
A few things.
1. Consumer GPUs are quite overpriced right now.
2. Microsoft gets a far better deal by buying the APUs in massive quantities.
3. Microsoft will sell the Xbox SX at a loss.
4. These are 7nm+ next-gen GPUs. You cannot compare their cost to current-gen GPUs. It's like saying the PS4 couldn't cost less than $600 because PS3 was $600 and the PS4 is more powerful than it.
Nvidia and AMD will release a new lineup of cards in the later half of this year. They will offer a far better cost to performance ratio.
Depending on amd own progress, late 2021-2022 would see a bloody cpu war.
I thought we were talking about Intel GPUs. As far as CPUs it seems like Intel is going to struggle for a few years until they can actually get a new architecture out to market. They aren't going to be able to run 14nm+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ forever.
Yea I believe that. Maybe go copy their APU onto a dedicated card and sell them as uber low end GPUs as well. Apparently they have some neato tech that would allow the APU to work in conjunction with the GPU and split the work load in an intelligent way which would be cool. I always felt like integrated graphics on high end CPUs was a waste of silicon. I'd rather just have more cores. Cuz anyone who is spending hundreds of dollars on a CPU is probably going to buy a GPU anyway. It's the same way they don't bother bundling stock coolers with high end CPUs because they know nobody who buys an $800 CPU is using a stock cooler.