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Phoenix, Valve Index, and RDNA 3 with SadlyItsBradley - Telegrams for Guests (Patreon)

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2022-06-24 23:55:24
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Broken Silicon's next guest will be the TechTuber "SadlyItsBradly."  We will be heavily discussing the implications of Phoenix, Little Phoenix, and upcoming VR devices.  We will also be happy to talk about the latest Lovelace, RDNA 3, Zen 4, and Raptor Lake Rumors - all of these things are connected!

Put your thoughts and comments regarding this subject matter below - and be sure to be concise and use good grammar for consideration.  You have 36 hours (Until Sunday Morning US Central Time) to submit comments below!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1xcV34QaE2icXZ21eSvSSw

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Kinihun25

Hey Tom and Bradly, I want to talk about pricing of the next gen graphic cards. Do you really think Nvidia and AMD will try to charge $2k for the top cards? See how the 3090ti is beginning to fall towards the 3090's original MSRP. The 7700XT and 4070 will be around the performance of a 3090 for around $500 and a 7800XT and 4080 probably 20-25% stronger for just $700-800. Will they really think people will be dying to buy a 4090ti or a 7950XT for 2k especially with most monitors not even able to go pass 4k 144hz with HDR and no DP 2.0 monitors coming out until late 2023

Ryzza5

So many of us have waited this long without upgrading to a new GPU (I'm still happily using a 1080 Ti with my 3440x1440 21:9 ultrawide targeting 100FPS) and nVidia is apparently having a hard time moving their remaining 3000-series stock. One the one hand, this may pressure nVidia to set reasonable pricing for the upcoming 4000 series cards, but I have to wonder if the gaming community is now much better informed thanks to channels like MLID and there will be pent-up demand for the next gen cards, resulting in a repeat of 2020's GPU launches. What do you think?

10GHz Netburst

Do you think there will be a mega APU for consumers (so not consoles) in the foreseeable future? Something that actually performs in the ballpark of a 128-192 bit dedicated GPU? I've become more and more certain that it will not, since the market for one of those is small and basically always better served by less powerful integrated GPUs combined with small-medium size dedicated cards. The costs for increasing memory bandwidth to the dedicated GPU level is just too high.

Swiggles

With a rush if atleast vaguely compelling low end hardware, a glut of current gen GPUs and most computers still using quad core cpu's and mainly bare minimum gpus. Do you think the time will be soon or perhaps next year when people will finally give in and raise the low end up meaningfully or will it still be gtx 1060 for the next 3 years or more?

yoda king

Hey Tom and Bradley. Im a big fan of you two. What do you think it'll take for VR games to have the same mainstream appeal as Call of Duty? And what place in the market do you think those big VR stores with a large amount of space and short curated VR experiences have in the future as consumer VR gets better?

SunCrusher

Hello Tom and Bradly. What do you think of the rumors of Raptor Lake hitting 6ghz? What is the ceiling on the Core Series architecture’s clock speed?

Rødgrød med Fløde

Hello Tom and Bradly. Have you heard the rumors that some Zen 4 CPU's might launch on AM4 with ddr4 support? Can you confirm/deny them? It sounds kinda strange to me

Gus

Hi Tom and Bradly, In a similar vein as the question to the government engineer(?) in a previous broken silicon, how do you see movement in VR evolving? Are there developments you've seen or you would like to see in that area? I hope this question is more concise than the last time and you don't need to rewrite it as much. Cheers, Gus

Cleansweep

Hey Tom and Bradley, I just finished watching the two part video with Karl Guttag on Augmented Reality - great videos, really easy to understand. One thing I noticed is that a lot of the problems brought up seem to only exist or are exacerbated by trying to implement Augmented Reality on a head mounted device. In the short to medium term, could we see a split in AR development, where there's more of a mainstream adoption of AR in applications like vehicle windshields, display cases, and other non-head mounted displays, while head mounted AR doesn't exist outside of the niches where Karl identified actual use cases (military, medical, enterprise) until the issues he identified are overcome?

yoda king

Hi Tom and Bradley. What are your thoughts on Nintendo's approach to vr? Will the switch ever be able to host compelling vr experiences?

MarvoloRiddle

Hi Tom and Bradley! With AMD (And apple) having a massive advantage over intel in terms of efficiency what do you think intel's response to Phoenix should be if AMD is ahead in both performance AND battery life with Phoenix and Dragon range. The laptop market is one of the few PC market segments left with decent growth and efficiency will be important for VR headsets as well if that market takes off.

Beregg

Hey Tom and Bradley, Considering the high cost of the Index still to this day, do you think that Valve would have to adjust the MSRP of the Deckard and at least the entry model of its variants, as well as that of the Index to compete with the Quest 2s (and possible successors) lower MSRP? I personally always wanted to get into VR but never had the funds until recently, so im really interested in what the next generation of VR and AR devices will bring to the table.

Eleriam

Hi Tom and Bradley. I wanted to ask you two if there's a TDP limit or temperature output limit to your graphics card, a line that you will not cross.