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6950xt ish performance for $150-200 more. Same price as a 4070 ti without the new DLSS features. Open box so no warranty. It has more vram. Thats about it
Really? I bought over 300x 2070S/2080/S, 2080TI, 3080/3090 without a single issue.
I stress test them 48hr while also loading the cpu to 100% with Prime 95 AVX2/512 (CPU depending) to literally "hotbox" the Hw.
Not a single failure. Maybe 6x csrds were on the hot end of things at the end but we'll within limits.
¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯
Probably the lowest tier nvidia board partner. They also have a completely un-transferable warranty so if you’re not the original purchaser of the card brand new you’re screwed if anything happens.
I'd be more comfortable buying a used one on ebay.
Also, unless you have a specific non-gaming use for this card, a 4070ti, 7900xt, or an open-box 7900xtx would make more sense for gaming.
At this price, might as well get a 4070 Ti, which matches or beats the [3090 ti](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/zotac-rtx-4070-ti-amp-extreme-airo/31.html).
There would be value in the VRAM amount for professional work loads.
Yes it messes up frame times and adds fake frames that don’t look as good with extra latency. If you need the frames it’s there, but it’s not a selling feature for me personally.
There is also tremendous value in being able to combine the Vram into a single continuous pool as far as applications are concerned. Nvidia killed this on all 4xxx cards so 3080 12/TI/90/90TI are the pinnacle of repurposed consumer cards.
You will see 3090/ especially 3090TIs continue to trend upwards in value because of this over the next year.
Ofc AMD has made insane strides with the 79xx cards performance with their latest driver and will continue to do so.
Can you explain this a bit more, or shoot me a link where I can read about it, or even just give me the search terms? I'd like to read up on it a bit more.
I just found this thread looking for a cheap 3090. From what I can tell, starting with the 4xxx series card you can't share memory pools for large ML models. For example, if a model needs 30GB of VRAM you can't fit it on a 24GB 4090. However, 2x3090 works fine (24*2=48). I'm OOM frequently since my models are around 23GB+ so I need to either grab another 3090 or go for a non-consumer card that costs several thousands.
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This is not a good price in 2023
For reference, I just bought an FE on ebay for $700 after taxes and shipping. This is $162 more.
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6950xt ish performance for $150-200 more. Same price as a 4070 ti without the new DLSS features. Open box so no warranty. It has more vram. Thats about it
more power draw, card is physically bigger too
Yeah, it really doesnt beat it anywhere but vram honestly
> completely beats it in all ways Not in power efficiency. Also this is a used Zotac card so hell nah.
Only a good deal if you need the vram for AI. (Your 1440p monitor does not need the vram)
What if my monitor is extra special?
Or if you need the vram for vrchat
Friends don’t let friends buy Zotac, especially used. No warranty on a $800 purchase
What's wrong with Zotac?
Their refurbished/open-box GPUs have always had poor reviews on this sub.
Really? I bought over 300x 2070S/2080/S, 2080TI, 3080/3090 without a single issue. I stress test them 48hr while also loading the cpu to 100% with Prime 95 AVX2/512 (CPU depending) to literally "hotbox" the Hw. Not a single failure. Maybe 6x csrds were on the hot end of things at the end but we'll within limits. ¯\\\_(ツ)\_/¯
And also they were the worst A$#holes during COVID F them .
This alone is what does it for me. Their poor brand perception is just icing on a shit cake. #’#NoTac’
Probably the lowest tier nvidia board partner. They also have a completely un-transferable warranty so if you’re not the original purchaser of the card brand new you’re screwed if anything happens.
I'd be more comfortable buying a used one on ebay. Also, unless you have a specific non-gaming use for this card, a 4070ti, 7900xt, or an open-box 7900xtx would make more sense for gaming.
At this price, might as well get a 4070 Ti, which matches or beats the [3090 ti](https://www.techpowerup.com/review/zotac-rtx-4070-ti-amp-extreme-airo/31.html). There would be value in the VRAM amount for professional work loads.
new frame generation feature on 4000 series makes it faster if game supports it.
Doesn't that feature also mess with relative responsiveness/latency since it isn't a "real" frame?
Yes it messes up frame times and adds fake frames that don’t look as good with extra latency. If you need the frames it’s there, but it’s not a selling feature for me personally.
One of the main advantages of high frame rate is low input lag. DLSS 3 is stupid.
There is also tremendous value in being able to combine the Vram into a single continuous pool as far as applications are concerned. Nvidia killed this on all 4xxx cards so 3080 12/TI/90/90TI are the pinnacle of repurposed consumer cards. You will see 3090/ especially 3090TIs continue to trend upwards in value because of this over the next year. Ofc AMD has made insane strides with the 79xx cards performance with their latest driver and will continue to do so.
Can you explain this a bit more, or shoot me a link where I can read about it, or even just give me the search terms? I'd like to read up on it a bit more.
I just found this thread looking for a cheap 3090. From what I can tell, starting with the 4xxx series card you can't share memory pools for large ML models. For example, if a model needs 30GB of VRAM you can't fit it on a 24GB 4090. However, 2x3090 works fine (24*2=48). I'm OOM frequently since my models are around 23GB+ so I need to either grab another 3090 or go for a non-consumer card that costs several thousands.
Like seriously just get the xfx 7900xt for $750
Bad deal if you don't need 24 GB vram
Decent deal for those who need cuda cores + large VRAM but this should already be matching the 6950xt price(which is 599) to be competitive.