Mr.Mopar392 please love of god just keep your nvidia mouth piece closed! people will buy what they wanna buy without your insertion!

Curlyriff Why? It costs £100 more, is about the same performance (around 4% faster for the 2070s average) and the 5700XT is just released with new drivers, new code etc. The 2070s is built on well known drivers/code and thus not likely to gain much compared to the 5700XT.



Not to mention a lot of what holds the 5700XT further back is thermals, so a waterblock like this on top of the card (which is likely about the same price then) seems much better options if you are wanting to go WC route.

Please love of god just keep your AMD mouth piece closed! People are allowed to discuss their opinions on cards without others screaming at them for having a different opinion. The 5700xt isnt all some thought it would be, you'll just have to deal with it.And how much is the 5700xt waterblock cost again? oh, right, they easily cost $100+ on their own, not including the cost of the pump, fluid, tubing, radiator, ece. For the cost of the watercooler and 5700xt you could just buy a 2070 super that doesnt NEED watercooling to perform at full speed and pocket the remaining cash, hell you may be close to 2080 pricing by that point.EDIT: I just looked it up, the 5700xt is $400, the waterblock will be at least $100, a kit with a waterblock/radiator/tubing/fluid for a card that size runs about $220 for a basic setup. That is $620. $629 will buy you a MSI 2080 as of writing this comment. Only a fool/fanboi would spend that much on making an AMD card run at full speed, the rest of us looking for bang-for-the-buck at that price would either spring for a 2070 super, which would be cheaper then a watercooled 5700xt, or a 2080, which will outperform said watercooled 5700xt.