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My newer video goes into more detail and shows some bottlenecks with a 4060. The user benchmark site says it's only 11% faster on average than your 980 ti, so I don't know how much more cpu performance is on the table unless the k variant is quite a bit faster than the normal i7-6700. That said, you will likely get other benefits like hardware video encode/decode improvements, and scaling technologies in the 4000 series (though I'm not sure how much it relies on the CPU for support).

​@TECHiSuppose I have a 1440p monitor, from what I've read higher res screens are more gpu dependent and some how get better fps than a 1080 when being cpu bottle necked. Even if it doesn't get the best performance, if I can run games like ark asa and others on 1440 with max settings I'd be happy till I build a new one. Though I'm trying to find if the bottle neck will actually give worse results than just getting say a 2080ti or something from a previous gen. I think even a 1080ti was a good jump from 980ti...though I have to look it up again since I don't do this stuff full time.

​@@TECHiSupposewill check out your newer video for sure

Nah, it's FreeSync which is supported by Nvidia to some degree.

Nah, it's really bad sounding.

@@TECHiSuppose Thank you

Yeah, it should be amusing at least!

More advanced Neuro-Symbolic integration will blow away the market .... currently meh

Yeah, I guess it depends. I'm not much of a gamer. At least for me the price difference of an RX 7600 wasn't enough considering tests I had seen. Overall similar raster performance but less efficient. I care about how much heat I'm adding to the room my PC is in. Lower quality video encoder/decoder hardware (before AMD apparently updated its quality from a news article I saw). Then there's aspects like software and AI use cases where Nvidia tends to have more universal support. While 8GB of VRAM really limits this use case I can easily mess around with 7b parameter local LLMs. Not even sure what AMD's current support for this use case is.

Yeah, I assume those are nice options for some people. An extra 2 cores of the 8700 would be nice. Sadly my motherboard only supports up to the i7-7700K, which is 4 cores like mine and would have cost around $100. Benchmarking comparison sites list it as 16% faster. I'd be tempted to do it for a video but I doubt I'd get enough people interested in watching it to justify the expense. This channel is a long way from getting into the RUclips Partner Program (1000 subscribers and 4000 watch hours). At some point I want to upgrade the CPU/RAM/Motherboard all at once with current generation components. Maybe 7000 or 9000 series AMD.

@@TECHiSuppose 7700k is dead...i3 10100 , i5 8500 cost 30 dollar and run way better than 7700!, native 2700 mhz

@@TECHiSuppose i3 12100 is about 75 dollars New and it runs 4080! It's better than i7 8700. I found a i7 8700 about 60 dollars and a mobo 1151 V2 for 30 dollars...prices go down fast

It was available for a long time, they re-released it when the GPU shortages hit around the time of the Nvidia 3000 series.

@@TECHiSuppose Ohh that make sense. THANKS!!

Glad it was useful! Hopefully you can get things sorted out. 🙏

Yeah, that's one factor for sure. DLSS vs. competing technologies at least so far it's often a higher quality result. Based on tests I've seen early on Nvidia and Intel's AV1 hardware encoding was higher quality for a given bitrate compared to AMD, but AMD did update it and claimed a quality improvement so not sure on its current state. Same situation for performance vs. power use which I factored in when considering the RTX 4060 versus an RX 7600. At least at the time the RX 7600 had the same drawbacks as the 4060 like being only PCI-E 8x and having 8GB of VRAM but nothing better at a $30 difference. Not enough of a price difference for me to go AMD. Had AMD done something like more VRAM or literally anything to make it more appealing than ~$30 I would have considered it.

I like the video though good job brother keep up the good work, this is just my rant of the day lol

Crazy, but if they were actually appealing enough then they'd have a larger market share, right?

@@TECHiSuppose 100% But you also gotta look at the era in which they were introduced and which played a huge factor in why their market share is so big plus AMD had a really rocky start for a while. But they aren't what they used to be for a very long time.

I just like team green

Very true, 30 series finally got appealing after all of the shortages and scalping. The hype and desire for GPUs back then was nuts but increased that generation's market share. I wanted AV1 hardware encode/decode which is really the main reason why I went current gen. (Plus the 4060 is surprisingly efficient and I like quiet cool running stuff)

I mean it's a bump of performance but only for the top tier expensive gpus (4070 onwards), if only the 4060 had the power from the 3070 it would be so much different...

Let's hope! Battlemage sounds cool and I'm into D&D so I want to see it succeed just for that reason alone, lol.

Yep, the combination of features and price for its time explains why the GTX 1060 6GB was so popular for so long. 👍

Weird tho. it’s almost like what you consider to be reality doesn’t matter, isn’t that crazy how your personal opinion on a situation doesn’t have any influence on the reality of the situation?

​@@flankman9385 The reality is Nvidia has decades of mindshare, and influence in the industry that isn't going to be broken anytime soon even if AMD sold cards below their profit margin.

🤔 Maybe, but I personally think there is more to it. I think they had a big opportunity with Nvidia's lack of effort in 40 series but haven't capitalized on it amazingly well. Though the 7700xt, 7800xt, and GRE are probably one of the best deals right now.

Not really that suprising. The price difference wasnt that big for awhile and the NVIDIA was worth the slight premium. I bought NVIDIA because I play 4K and without DLSS it would be a nightmare

Looks like it. They haven't had as much time on the market so maybe that's part of it as well, but there is already rumor talk of the 5000 series. At least in the USA part of it could be the recent economic downturn and inflation making 4000 series too expensive for many.

i was surprised how little representation AMD has. I own a 6700 xt and the thing is a beast, i think around 35% faster than a 3060 for gaming but for AI stuff, it certainly is butt cheeks vs 3060 12 gb.

@@__-fi6xg Because your average Joe isn't building their pc and looking for price to performance. They purchase pre builds for their budget and most pre builds use nvidia

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

I haven't noticed this on mine. Use it everyday at the moment.

@@TECHiSuppose mine came in a paper box, maybe different factory, it says "made in China", try checking the USB plug for smell

cool

it is when it cut's the lanes from 16x to 8x!!!

Nice! Yeah, the cooling solution seems very robust.

Yup 👍🏼👍🏼

Best of luck!

Which one do you recommend? I was thinking to buy this Logitech 😮

In the video I connected a TRRS headset to a phone without issue. That means it's a simple passthrough of TRRS that gives more length. I haven't done anything with this in a long time so can't say anything besides what is in the video. No idea on signal degradation. Learn more about audio connectors on Wikipediaen.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phone_connector_(audio)#TRRS

What CPU and how much RAM? Do you use a SSD drive? The Intel i7-6700 CPU based does see benefit, but there are situations where the system is CPU limited.

You'd have to search Amazon or wherever for a screen protector for you exact phone make and model.

I have done a bit more testing with a 4060 after this. There are a some situations where it will be bottlenecked. I doubt buying anything faster would be worthwhile.

Benefit depends on the rest of your system by far at that point. A 4070 Ti would probably be significantly faster when it's unhindered than this 4060, so CPU and other components make more of a difference.

Yeah, it does work well on Windows computers!

it should also be noted that in like maybe a year i will probably fully upgrade my motherboard and cpu fully

I'm not sure if DLSS helps there, but you will likely see improvements. I've been playing a game called "POOLS" that has DLSS and it definitely has better performance with DLSS on. I also have a bunch of benchmark data for the ASUS 4060 Proart I bought after returning this Gigabyte card, but it's challenging going through the data to make a video on it. For this new video, if I'm able to do it, will have information on 4k as well as 1080p because I found a way to do that even though I have a 1080p screen (I used my Atomos Ninja V HDMI recorder that can handle 4k as a passthrough). I've seen some CPU limitations in the data at 1080p so far with games like Final Fantasy 14 Online (FFXIV benchmark). That i5-8500 should be at least 10% faster than the CPU I'm using.

@@TECHiSuppose yeah I have read in a few places that frame generation can also help with cpu limited frames aswell as gpu limited frames so it should be interesting I will be sure to give your video a watch when it comes

Yeah, it's been good enough for a long time!

That makes sense! Though the RAM amount is the same as the 1060 6GB in this video I'd imagine it's a nice overall performance bump with extras like RTX.

Same for 220 watt power supplies. i7 6700 32gb rtx 3060 6gb pulls 163 watts at the wall under CPUz stress and furmark.

I'm glad the video was useful to you!

I don't have anything else to provide outside of what was covered in the video. It is possible there are some bottlenecks considering the old i7-6700 CPU. If we are talking higher resolutions it is possible that the GPU could be a limitation before the CPU would be, but it would depend on how CPU intensive a game is with other compute heavy tasks like AI, world physics, and other non rendering tasks in games.

The screen does not move left to right from its base. It does tilt upward and downward from whatever vertical position it is set at.

Glad the video was enjoyable for you! I have a ASUS Proart 4060 now and would like to do another video, but the card disappeared from Amazon making it kinda pointless to make a video about a card people can't buy. Hopefully it's a temporary thing.

Rebar can be added to older systems. A bios modification can be done as long as the bios supports above 4g decoding. Sometimes this option is hidden but can be shown with AMI software. Google x99 Xeon rebar.

Glad it was useful! It was my daily mouse for years until the buttons stopped working right. I'm planning on trying to replace the switches inside once I get a tri-wing screwdriver.