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Title: AMD Radeon RX 7900 GRE GPU: A Closer Look at Its Performance and Competitive Edge
In the ever-evolving world of gaming hardware, AMD's latest offering, the Radeon RX 7900 GRE GPU, has caused a stir. This high-performance graphics card promises to deliver a remarkable gaming experience, but how does it stack up against its siblings and competitors?
The RX 7900 GRE GPU is a derivative of the RX 7900 XT, sharing many of its features, but with a slightly lower clock speed. This difference, however, does not seem to significantly impact its performance. In fact, in many benchmarks, the RX 7900 GRE GPU holds its own against the RX 7900 XT, offering a more balanced blend of power and efficiency.
Comparatively, the RX 7800 XT, another AMD offering, falls slightly behind in terms of raw performance. The RX 7900 GRE GPU, with its improved architecture, manages to maintain a consistent lead in most benchmarks.
Nvidia's RTX 4070 Super, a formidable competitor, presents a closer contest. While the RTX 4070 Super boasts superior ray tracing capabilities, the RX 7900 GRE GPU excels in traditional rasterization tasks, making it a strong choice for gamers who prioritize frame rates over ray tracing.
In conclusion, the AMD Radeon RX 7900 GRE GPU offers a compelling blend of power, efficiency, and value. Its competitive edge, particularly against the RX 7800 XT, is evident. While the RTX 4070 Super may edge ahead in certain areas, the RX 7900 GRE GPU's focus on rasterization makes it an attractive option for many gamers. As always, the best choice depends on individual gaming preferences and requirements.
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just stole this card on amazon
Just bought a "SAPPHIRE PURE Radeon RX 7900 GRE 16GB". Looking for Efficiency with Semi-High FPS. With OC capabilities.
still feeling really good about that day 1 4090 purchase but this is very interesting for an SFF PC. I like the lower power consumption and smaller form factor of the 4070 super, but your review makes the 7900 GRE a compelling option due to the massive uplift in performance at a slightly lower price point.
The only people that say that ray tracing performance doesn't matter to them is people that haven't experienced ray tracing. Game changer
is ultra comfortable the highest comfortability?
I picked up a rx7900gre for 549 pretty easy decision over the rx7800xt that was only 30 dollars less.
Also weird the 4090s power draw is 666.6…..
In Central europe, there's currently a 4€ difference between 7800xt and 7900gre lol.
The FSR3 open source sdk has been out since December, when are we gonna see more games implement it bro
I just got the RX 7900 GRE Pure OC and with the new driver and the potential to overclock the memory this card is a beast for the price.
'promo sm' 😥
for $550 it's a great value. period.
I don't understand single thing from these Graphics can you make it more Understandable and readable please
In Romania, we have the 7900GRE on the same price with 7800XT. So, it's safe to say that choosing GRE is better? GRE is 25% cheaper vs 7900XT and it's kind of out off my budget.
I'm always here to see if the AMD gpus improve, hopefully
I love your videos and one thing I've noticed is the fucking camera quality. It's fucking beautiful to look at!
What about frame generation without RT ?
As far as I know, this works better on NVIDIA cards with DLSS.
Sure it increases latency, but for single player games it is still a thing right?
If yes, the 4070 Super might be the better pick. But I'm not sure about that…
A 16gb card will be the last card you need for 1080p,. The 4090 n 7900xtx are the first real 1440p ultra settings card, 4k will be properly out of the box playable with 90 + fps between the start of 60 series and amd 9000 series, if ur not in 1440 p or higher with 20gb cards, u are waisting ur money and paying way more for just one or 2 proper bullet recognitions.
I see R6, I joy! 😀
7900GRE = 3080 10GB on RT games 😮😂❤
Thank you Gamer Jesus! ✝
upgrading from my 6650 XT. Cannot wait!
I regret I ordered 7800XT.. it is just 20€ more lol
Wow, listening to you is like watching at 1.25x speed. Slow down!
The AMD Radeon RX 7900 GRE GPU is for GREek people..thnks Steve !!
1070 lasted well
Why not call the GRE GPU, the GREG PU?
I'm upgrading my x370 board. Just ordered one of these along with a Ryzen 9 5950x CPU. I should be good for awhile with this tandem. I can upgrade the motherboard in a couple of years to a x470 for an added performance uplift. I got to time my builds better though. I should have initially waited for the x470 to drop. Although I had already waited 8 years and was just ready. I was on the AMD 4-core Phenom that I built 2009. The fun was passing me by…..
I just didn't see the 5700X3D as suitable since I'll be able to convert the 5950X to a great server CPU when the time comes. 16 cores? Damn. It's already a server CPU. If anyone is familiar, my case is an Enthroo Pro extended tower with plenty of storage drive slots. I bought it by accident when I did the initial build. Instead of sending it back, I just went with it. It's heavy AF!
Is the 7900 GRE worth replacing a 6900xt for general 1440 gaming?
For 1440/4k and call of duty, should I go AMD? Either an 7900XT or XTX?
wouldn't these cards benefit from pairing with amd cpu?
doesnt this card then make the 7800xt a ripoff at just 50$ less? what a clusterf*** amd has done
Why no COD bench marks it is not a hard title to run but it is one of the biggest games and there for an ez reference and wz is free you dont test free to play games?
I think the big miss in this review is leaving any mention of the 6950xt off the table. While I appreciate the retail price difference with the 6950 sitting closer to 700.00(usd) I’m frequently seeing sales prices bringing them down to 6-650.00 which does have it being competitive.‘I known this seems to be a “current gen” comparison but when it comes to raw performance if given a deal for a 6950xt at ~600.00 usd I’d argue most people are choosing between the 6950 or 7800xt/7900gre.
Would it be worth upgrading to this from a 6700xt or should I go a bit bigger
it has been very annoying and frustrating trying to find a successor to my 3080 12gb. Not a whole lot of products are able to justify the price they are being offered for. Also, with an 800w PSU (80+titanium) I only have a few GPUs that i can plug-and-play without being forced to use that god awful 12vhpwr connector, or be forced to find another PSU with the pcie 5.0 rating so i can get a 12vhpwr cable included so as to have less points of failure. Basically, Nvidia priced its own customers out of an upgrade by forcing the 12vhpwr failures onto us. Honestly, I would probably would've purchased a 4080 Super if it weren't for that new POS cable. AMD is looking enticing.
can you please add the 3090 to the chart?