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GPU sales are at rock-bottom for much of the current-gen range of cards from NVIDIA and AMD, with some exceptions - notably the RX 7900 XTX.

Assassin's Creed Unity is almost a decade old, which explains why graphics driver optimizations make a big difference for Arc GPUs here.

That said, no one seems to have a very clear idea of what the next model (or models) might be, with AMD supposedly undecided on which path to take.

Is that enough of a generational leap for you? NVIDIA does, however, point out that DLSS 3 makes a massive difference for supported games.

If you thought $120 was a good price - and it is - you can actually grab this graphics card for $108 if you move fast enough (meaning today) at Newegg.

Early pricing from Europe will make your wallet cower, but there are a number of factors to consider when looking at such pre-release listings.

Finally, we may soon have another option for RDNA 3 GPUs besides super-expensive RX 7900 models, and the bargain basement RX 7600 graphics card.

Less than a month after hitting the shelves, an RTX 4060 Ti from MSI is now 5% under the recommended retail price - and it's an overclocked model too.

The rumor mill paints a pretty desperate picture for NVIDIA's brave new mid-range hope, which could be the 'worst launch in memory' we're told.

MSI Ventus 2X Black OC has been snapped over at the show - it's a dual fan graphics card which is designed to fit easily into smaller PCs.

A freshly released BIOS supercharges this liquid-cooled graphics card so it hits 2935MHz, where the previous boost speed was 2680MHz.

In Europe, that is, and while in the US, the MSRP is holding, it seems like there's a lot of stock of these graphics cards floating around online.

AMD's about-to-be-unleashed RX 7600 is undercutting the RTX 4060 Ti considerably - but what if you want a much more affordable graphics card?

The rumor mill reckons AMD has had a last-minute change of heart, and dropped the price down $30 from $299 - making the RX 7600 a serious temptation.

Power consumption is up 25% with the RX 7600, and you'll need a beefier PSU than its predecessor demanded to cope with the extra wattage, we're told.

At least some of the 3DMark results do, although Fire Strike is a closer run race - and with AMD's pricing, the RX 7600 could still be a winner.

Yes, that's in touching distance of the price of the 16GB version of the RTX 4060 Ti set to arrive in July - so does that really make any sense?

There'll only be a Founders Edition of the RTX 4060 Ti 8GB, and not the 16GB flavor of that model either - but will that mean anything for consumers?

NVIDIA is giving away a ton of RTX 4060 (and 4060 Ti) GPUs this summer - is this a reflection of feeling guilty about Lovelace pricing to some extent?

A fresh leak from GPU-Z gives us the full lowdown on the spec, which lines up with previous rumors - all we need to know now is the price of the RX 7600..

Leaked benchmark suggests that the RTX 4060 Ti might only be around 10% faster than its predecessor, but we shouldn't put too much stock in that.

Rumor mill claims RTX 4070 GPU sales are worse than NVIDIA thought, and production of the chips is going to be paused for longer than originally planned.

NVIDIA has called time on the popular RTX 3060 Ti, if the rumor mill is right, and we could see some deep discounts on it as the RTX 4060 hits the shelves.

But of course, NVIDIA's RTX 4090 can also be overclocked - and there are obvious downsides with what was pulled off with the AMD GPU here.

NVIDIA's RTX 4080 has suddenly got a lot more affordable in the Chinese market, and so has a top-end AMD graphics card too - the Radeon RX 7900 XT.

Most price leaks are around the $300 to $330 mark for the AMD RX 7600, though an outlying piece of spillage pushes much higher - but don't fret about it.

Another batch of leaked photos show the Sapphire Pulse RX 7600, and give us a few spec details - plus the rumored price of $300 might really worry NVIDIA.

AMD could have a big price advantage if both the RTX 4060 Ti and RX 7600 graphics cards are launched together later in May as the rumor mill reckons.

NVIDIA was thought to be unleashing the RTX 4060 Ti at Computex come the end of May, but could've shifted the launch date forward to May 24.

There are two theories about what this purported new variant of the RTX 4070 could be - one of them rather boring, and another is a more exciting prospect.

In the further future, anyway - Neural Texture Compression might just be a silver bullet for making high-res textures more manageable.

AMD's RX 7600 seems like a surer bet for launch in just a few weeks' time - but how competitive will it be with NVIDIA's rumored RTX 4060 Ti?

NVIDIA RTX 4060 Ti and AMD RX 7600 have been sighted in regulatory filings by GIGABYTE, suggesting both GPUs should arrive imminently as rumored.

Palit RTX 4060 Ti models listed at a Russian retailer confirm previous leaks of an 8GB VRAM configuration and a memory bus of 128-bit (sadly).

Is the RTX 3070 looking like a sound purchase now, in the face of rumors about the RTX 4060 Ti and its performance levels? There's plenty to consider here.

Is that price drop of almost 10% below MSRP in Europe a tantalizing hint that the US might see the cost of the Founders Edition reduced, too?

With the rumors now coming thick and fast, it seems like NVIDIA is very likely to be unleashing a more affordable Lovelace graphics card soon enough.

Another rumor around the RTX 4060 Ti suggests it'll run with 8GB of video RAM, and that's something a good few gamers aren't happy about.

A German retailer has brought in a hefty price drop with one model of the RTX 4070 as we hear continued whispers about weak demand for the GPU.

Exciting times next month, potentially, and there's an interesting theory aired about how the mid-range GPU territory is regarded these days.

This is one of the more bizarre bundle deals we've ever seen, but there are several catches to bear in mind here, including a very limited stock.

XeSS in 'performance' mode offers up to a 71% boost in frame rates, allowing the A750 GPU to run the game at well over 60 fps with ray tracing.

The RTX 4090 was also discounted in the US, but stock has now vanished, while RTX 4080 deals currently remain - though you might want to think carefully.

An up to $50 rebate is being mulled by NVIDIA, if the rumor mill is right, and this could be how Team Green helps to stoke sales if they end up flagging.

NVIDIA is happy to motor on with Lovelace chip production as it stands, with no plans to press the accelerator in the near future, apparently.

There's lots of stock at MSRP out there, and some RTX 4070 models which had a slightly higher price tag have already been cut down to the MSRP of $600.

Intel's Arc Alchemist graphics cards have made impressively big gains in some games, and that's something which is happening regularly with new drivers.

The weight of heavy cards can bend and damage components on the board like video RAM, and this is something that could apply to any big graphics card.

NVIDIA's Blackwell GPUs are looking promising, if a new performance rumor is right - though there are a whole bunch of caveats that come along with it.

NVIDIA's next Lovelace graphics card is supposedly imminent, but on top of the shaky performance rumors already aired, this pricing leak is a worry, too.