No... Newer gpu is better than older one? Really?
this post was submitted on 22 Mar 2024
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If the 5060 outperformed the 4090, I'd be extremely surprised. Newer lower-tier doesn't necessarily mean better.
I would hope so.
Thanks to the GPU vendors I feel like I don’t care about graphics cards any longer or their updates. I’m playing stardew valley 1.6 and having a blast on laptop graphics.
The price?
Uhh, it’s in the title? $5,080
/s (hopefully)
Considering 4090 cards are supposedly still selling at north of $1,500 I'm going to guess the new cards come out with an MSRP of right around that, while the street price ends up being $2K for a year due to supply issues. Admittedly this is just speculation on my part.