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Great efficiency, reasonable performance, but 16GB shouldn't cost this much.

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The second-in-command arrives.

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RTX 4090 frame-rates for $549 - at least with multi frame generation engaged.

Digital Foundry | Where to buy AMD RX 9070 XT: UK/US links and prices

A cheaper RTX 5070 Ti challenger.

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You'll need a new type of card.

Digital Foundry | Where to buy Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 Ti: UK/US links and prices

The first "mainstream" graphics cards hit store shelves.