Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Today, I want to talk about GPU pricing. We’ve seen them fall pretty hard in the last couple of months, but is this trend going to continue? Let’s talk about that, on your boot sequence.
Now, To talk about the future we of course need to look back at what has been happening in the past. That’s because, even in a pre-2020 world, GPU prices were already starting to shift.
Where are GPU prices going to go from here? Are we looking at the prices falling down to MSRP? Are we in steady waters, or is it just the calm before the storm?
Well, Let’s look at what is happening right now. In terms of manufacturing, it looks like delays are still a thing. [...]
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#GPUprices #AMD #Nvidia
Today, I want to talk about GPU pricing. We’ve seen them fall pretty hard in the last couple of months, but is this trend going to continue? Let’s talk about that, on your boot sequence.
Now, To talk about the future we of course need to look back at what has been happening in the past. That’s because, even in a pre-2020 world, GPU prices were already starting to shift.
Where are GPU prices going to go from here? Are we looking at the prices falling down to MSRP? Are we in steady waters, or is it just the calm before the storm?
Well, Let’s look at what is happening right now. In terms of manufacturing, it looks like delays are still a thing. [...]
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About Boot Sequence:
Snows and the rest of the Boot Sequence team are here to bring you the latest breaking Tech News. Featuring the latest tech, product launches, trends, rumors, and more. Boot Sequence is your tech vlog to stay in the know.
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![Intels ARC Information is FINALLY Useful! A750 Benchmarks
Let’s get started with intel. So the company has been on a marketing spree for quite some time now when it comes to their GPUs. Heck I think a couple of days ago, they released a long blog post about how and why the ARC division of the company came about. At some point, they even started to describe the GPUs physically, which, no one cares intel. The only relevant info about that blogpost was their promise to have a global launch ‘later this year.
Anyways, All this to say that the blog post was pretty much useless. To intel’s credit though, a couple of days later, they followed this up with a MEGA benchmark release. You know something that’s actually useful to know about a GPU. The performance benchmarks are for the Alchemist A750, and they’re comparing it to an RTX 3060. So, lets take a look. In total 42 games were tested on DX 12, and 6 were tested using the Vulkan API. According to intel, these games were not cherry-picked. They chose games that were quoted as “ Interesting “ saying that some of them are games used in GPU reviews, and others just popular steam games. As you can see in the normalized results, at 1080p ultra, both GPUs kinda trade blows, At least in those 42 games shown here. If we step up to 1440P but with high settings, it looks like the A750 does come out on top. And if we look at the Vulkan results, the results are pretty similar. Overall though, the A750 is about 3 to 5 % faster than the RTX 3060.
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![AMDs Ryzen 7600X is 55% FASTER Than The 5600X? WHAT?
Let’s get started with AMD, and boy do we have a lot to cover since I kind of waited to get ourselves a little roundup of AMD-specific news. So first let’s talk about adrenalin. That’s their driver software, and the update just got released. In it, we get a feature that was leaked last week, AMD Noise Suppression. It sounds alright.
I tested it for a few minutes on this PC and while it does the job, it lacks tweaking. For example, the feature in the app is just on or off. You dont really get a slider as you do with Nvidia broadcast. Plus, I could hear keypresses here and there while typing. I give a C for coolness but it definitely would not pass the barnacles test Like RTX voice did * Show clip of barn *.
Anyways, that driver update also brings some performance improvements with OpenGL apps. According to AMD, in Minecraft, at 4K with settings at fabulous, their GPUs saw their framerates almost double. Now, this is some serious optimization.
Cool stuff AMD. But now lets move on to some unofficial stuff aka some leaks! what we now know is that their 7600X was benchmarked on userbenchmark. Now its a bad website to do a comparison between intel and AMD, but its fine for the same brands in my opinion. According to that test, the 7600X is an absolute beast. Its still a 6-core CPU with 12 threads, and of course, its an engineering sample so it might be an older chip, but look at that! This was compiled by Harukaze from the benchmark, and it shows that AMD scores 55% faster in single-core when compared to the 5600X. That’s just insanity. When it came to multi-core though, things look different with a still impressive 23% uplift.
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00:00 AMD Noise Suppression and Driver Updates
01:45 RX 7000 GPU Release Windows CHANGED!
03:18 Ryzen 7000 series Naming Scheme and 7600X Benchmarked! AMDs Ryzen 7600X is 55% FASTER Than The 5600X? WHAT?](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/u0Zqh5Aoc0E/mqdefault.jpg)

![The RTX 4060 Tis Performance Target is BAD!
Lets get started with Nvidia. So the lineup of their new generation of GPUs is slowly making its way out. We got the 4090 and 80 last year, and a couple of weeks ago, we got the RTX 4070 ti. And so far, we got nothing under 800$. This is mind boggling given that every past generation of GPU’s wether it is from Nvidia OR AMD, Launched with a top-tier GPU at or under 700$.
But yeah, they’re way more expensive and theres nothing new in the more reasonable price ranges.
Well, some leaks are popping up about future GPU launches. Theres the 4070, which supposedly would come with 5 888 Cuda cores. a decrease of about 25% compared to the 4070 ti. We dont know anything really about the price point for this one. But I would bet 600 to 650$.
And further down the stack, there would be the RTX 4060 ti. Right now, it is rumored to feature 26% fewer Cuda cores than the 4070, so 4352. And pricing-wise, we heard that it would be sub 500$, but since all the GPU prices seem to go up, its likely going to be something like 449, or 479.
Side note here, I really hope that the Cuda core count doesnt scale linearly for performance. Because those are some big drops from tier to tier.
Anyways, a little under 500$...so why am I talking about this? A reputable leaker on Twitter called Kopite7kimi said that the 4060 ti has a performance target of an RTX 3070. A card that is on average just 12 to 13 ish percent faster than the 3060 ti. Not only that, but the gap gets even smaller if we look at the 3060 ti with GDDR6X memory, which in itself is about 4 to 6% faster than the OG 3060 ti. So if the performance target for the 4060 ti really is a stock RTX 3070, then we’re only seeing a jump in performance of about 5 to 10%ish gen over gen? Like what?
Plus you’re going to pay more money for it than the launch price of the 3060 ti? Man, if that’s really the case, and only time will tell, then Nvidia is really down bad to sell their remaining inventory of RTX 3000 series. It seems like the RTX 4000 series is an even bigger mess than I thought it was before. What are your thoughts on this? Let me know down below!
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