Graphic Cards New Intel next-gen GPU Battlemage rumour pegs it as an RTX 4070 Super competitor with 16 GB VRAM and launching next month



If this is priced well in India (<25k), it'll be the new budget king, offering excellent performance, for the price.

A Ryzen 5 7600 + B580 is going to be a KILLER combo.
 
Last edited:
Nobody would have imagined 10 years ago, that a go-to budget gaming build will have AMD CPU and Intel GPU in it.
If ever my 1080Ti dies, I might give intel a try!
 
  • Like
Reactions: imad7x
Any idea what Indian prices will be. I highly doubt it will start at 21k.

This might also be a good alternative to AMD cards for Linux with native Linux support.
 
khamosh said:
maybe we'll see better pricing for budget cards from nvidia now
Click to expand...
No chance. AMD might though.

5060 will be 8GB & 5070 will be 12GB, confirmed by multiple leaks. There are ignorant people who bought 4060 & 4060Ti at it's bad prices for gaming, so there will definitely be people who will buy the 8GB 5060 at $300. IMO DLSS & RT are not worth it at even the performance level of 4060Ti now considering the increased requirements making 4060Ti 8GB a 1080p card (upscaling from resolution lower than 1080p might be good for handhelds or even laptop, but not for 24" monitors).
 
OMEGA44-XT said:
No chance. AMD might though.

5060 will be 8GB & 5070 will be 12GB, confirmed by multiple leaks. There are ignorant people who bought 4060 & 4060Ti at it's bad prices for gaming, so there will definitely be people who will buy the 8GB 5060 at $300. IMO DLSS & RT are not worth it at even the performance level of 4060Ti now considering the increased requirements making 4060Ti 8GB a 1080p card (upscaling from resolution lower than 1080p might be good for handhelds or even laptop, but not for 24" monitors).
Click to expand...
It is actually easier for AMD and Nvidia to price match Intel for older generation products once they launch the next generation. Will they do so is another question as they might believe Intel doesn't have the brand or driver quality to yet impact the low-end sales. If AMD's or Nvidia's next-gen $300 product has 20+ % gain over the B580, doubt anyone would go with Intel.
 
t3chg33k said:
It is actually easier for AMD and Nvidia to price match Intel for older generation products once they launch the next generation. Will they do so is another question as they might believe Intel doesn't have the brand or driver quality to yet impact the low-end sales. If AMD's or Nvidia's next-gen $300 product has 20+ % gain over the B580, doubt anyone would go with Intel.
Click to expand...
The 5060 will have 8 gb pf vram, probably 20% faster than the 4060 and will be launched at $300 or above. That's not a problem for the b580. Amd however might cause an issue
 
Arigaytor said:
The 5060 will have 8 gb pf vram, probably 20% faster than the 4060 and will be launched at $300 or above. That's not a problem for the b580. Amd however might cause an issue
Click to expand...
Have to see how the RX 8600 XT turns up indeed. However, if rasterization and upscaling performance is great, people might still sacrifice VRAM for lower resolution usage. That is precisely the reason Intel is not going to sell much till Jan and AMD/Nvidia still have the money to undercut Intel with older products.
 
Top Bottom