Stop! Don't Buy the WRONG GPU!!! BEST GPUs to Buy in March 2024
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- Which video card should you buy in March of 2024? These are my picks for the best value GPUs at each price point:
Best GPU around $200
RX 6600: amzn.to/3v5tNja
Best GPU under $350
RX 6750XT: amzn.to/4aeTrRz
Best GPU around $400
RX 6800 amzn.to/4cl8ifd
Best GPU under $500
RX 7800 XT amzn.to/3x0eiKl
RX 6800 XT if available for noticeably less $: amzn.to/3vqbhSS
Best GPU around $550
RX 7900 GRE: amzn.to/48XQnsb
Best $600 GPU:
RTX 4070 Super: amzn.to/3uAoo3w
Best $700 GPU:
RX 7900 XT amzn.to/3Jaor9t
Best $800 GPU:
RTX 4070 Ti Super: amzn.to/3T0Kfuz
Best $1000 GPU:
RTX 4080 Super, but only if you can find it at MSRP: amzn.to/497mOoV
I want High FPS 4K Ray Tracing, I don't care about price:
RTX 4090: amzn.to/3h6VoK2
Test system specs (ResizeBAR/SAM ON):
CPU: Ryzen 7800X3D amzn.to/3Hkf7Qi
Cooler: Corsair H150i Elite amzn.to/3VaYqeZ
Mobo: ROG Strix X670E-a amzn.to/3F9DjEx
RAM: 32GB DDR5 6000 CL30: amzn.to/41XRtkM
SSD: Samsung 980 Pro amzn.to/3BfkKds
Case: Corsair iCUE 5000T RGB amzn.to/3OIaUsn
PSU: Thermaltake 1650W Toughpower GF3 amzn.to/3UaC8cc
Monitor: LG C1 48 inch OLED amzn.to/3nhgEMr
Keyboard: Logitech G915 TKL (tactile) amzn.to/3U7FzA9
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Chapters:
0:00 Changes in GPU market since last month
0:55 What's the best GPU?
1:18 We will now look at each price class and find the best value
1:35 Don't buy the new 3050 6GB! Best GPU under $200
4:00 What about Intel Arc GPUs?
5:44 Nvidia vs AMD GPUs
7:22 RT isn't a big deal at lower performance tiers
7:58 The RX 6600 is generally one of the best value GPUs out there
8:38 Nothing between the RX 6600 and the $330 range is very exciting
9:48 The $330 price point is the next noticeable jump in value- Best GPU under $350
13:11 Best GPU around $400
14:40 Best GPU under $500
15:49 Best GPU around $550
17:00 Past this point RT performance starts to be more compelling
17:53 Best $600 GPU
19:22 Why not the discounted 4070 Ti?
20:01 Best $800 GPU
22:17 GPU value is diminishing returns past this point
24:52 Summary 
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Summary of recommendations:
Best GPU around $200
RX 6600: amzn.to/3v5tNja
Best GPU under $350
RX 6750XT: amzn.to/4aeTrRz
Best GPU around $400
RX 6800 amzn.to/4cl8ifd
Best GPU under $500
RX 7800 XT amzn.to/3x0eiKl
RX 6800 XT if available for noticeably less $: amzn.to/3vqbhSS
Best GPU around $550
RX 7900 GRE: amzn.to/48XQnsb
Best $600 GPU:
RTX 4070 Super: amzn.to/3uAoo3w
Best $700 GPU:
RX 7900 XT amzn.to/3Jaor9t
Best $800 GPU:
RTX 4070 Ti Super: amzn.to/3T0Kfuz
Best $1000 GPU:
RTX 4080 Super, but only if you can find it at MSRP: amzn.to/497mOoV
I want High FPS 4K Ray Tracing, I don't care about price:
RTX 4090: amzn.to/3h6VoK2
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Out of curiosity, why didn’t the 7900xtx make the cut?
@@louiienation8497 too close in price to the 4080 super, which is comparable rasterized performance, better RT, better upscaling, and better efficiency. Worth the small (for that price class) premium in my opinion.
@@danielowentech very true. Thank you
The loss in image quality from turning on ray tracing (and tanking your frame rate) is typically not compensated by an image quality increase from ray tracing! NVidia buyers seem to ignore this or just can't think straight ...
Would you recommend ABS Tempest Aqua Gaming PC 4090 if I don't plan on upgrading for another 6 years. It costs 3.3k and I don't plan to build myself.
Remember when an amazing card was $400. If we keep purchasing these products at insane prices, they'll just keep raising the prices.
It sold a lot
Why can't people like you with wisdom and courage make videos? Instead we get guys like this fast walking people into overpriced cards.
Welcome to inflation
@@dhax8430In the United States, the average annual inflation rate from 2005 to 2021 was around 2% to 3%. In the early 2000s, mid-range graphics cards typically cost between $100 to $300 USD, while high-end models could range from $300 to $600 or more. As of January 2022, prices for newer graphics cards, particularly those featuring advanced technologies like ray tracing and AI acceleration, tended to be higher, with some flagship models costing $500 to $1000 or more. So, the prices of graphics cards have climbed approximately 148% faster than the general rate of inflation over the specified period. To put it plainly, people are suckers. lol
The performance is much greater than a 970 so to say. Prices are up for everything in the US, GPUs have gone up as well. The time for people to not buy is gone, everyone bought during 30 series release, scalped and overpriced. People are willing to pay it, so that's the price now. Like it or hate it. Have to pay to play when you have only 2 choices.
You don't need the best GPU, just the one that can properly run your most played (and wanted) games, I remember I used to buy the top GPU in the market just to find myself playing the same 2 or 3 games regularly, waste of money.
I hear that!
Not everyone is like you there are people who want to play most games with Ultra Settings
3060 12gb is the way to go
Yep. I started with only a 120 GB SSD and people would be taken aback when I told them about it but I never felt restricted by it as I would only be playing 1 or 2 games at a time.
1440 ultrawide, 60fps, unreal engine 5 games is the standard atm.
Again, you offer the best GPU buying guide i've seen! That is a great analysis and tons of consumer tips for GPU buyers!
Good review i stayed all the way until the end. Delivery of content has changed for the better more laid back not as anxious to belt out your thoughts so fast. Keep up the good work.Informative
Pretty much agree with everything here Daniel, glad you decided to stay around.
Thanks for the video.. everyone says youtubers are AMD shills, but you seemed very fair and balanced and gave good explanations for all of your recommendations. I was deciding between the 7900xt and the 4070 TI super.. so this helped me. Thanks
This was the best video I’ve seen about this subject. Thank you!
One thing to keep in mind with cards that run lowish on VRAM, is that features like Raytracing DLSS and Frame Generation can consume quite a bit extra and right now the driver software and most games really don't communicate it when those features overload your memory.
You may have plenty of headroom on High preset without raytracing, but when you turn on RT you'll feel the need for Frame Gen and Upscaling to negate the performance impact and then suddenly you also need to drop texture quality a lot or some games will just randomly crash (i.e. Hogwarts Legacy even now).
Hope this will get reigned in with new Direct X extensions to cover framegen and driver improvements and to have a baseline framegen tech all modern cards can fall back to (kind like how FSR2 is really common now).
If you're looking for Sub-$200 Nvidia graphics card, don't. They haven't cared to take that market back in years and years now. AMD's the best show in town. Hopefully Intel continues to improve value and driver support. That said, 6600, not too shabby! You can do a lot with it, even some introductory 1440p. I used to be able to recommend the 1660 Super, but at this point it makes zero sense, even if it was still $200. 6600 smashes it in every way.
yeah that 7600 card is awesome ????
You can play Forza Horizon 4 ultra settings at 4K@60fps with an RX 6600 :)
@@jernaugurgeh451hoerizon 4 is 6 years old!
Id argue if youre in the market for a sub $200 GPU, dont. Buy a PS5, or bite the bullet and buy used and take advantage of Ebay’s generous return policy and spend the first week testing as many games as you can to see if the GPU has any issues. Had a used 6700XT that had some big issues in DX12 games. I mean DX12 runs like shit in general but that thing would freeze and stutter hard as hell whenever new assets loaded in for the first time in anything DX12 related. And i know it was DX12 cause any game that gave me an option to use DX11, Vulkan, etc ran fine. My guess is vram was damaged due to mining even though 6700XTs sucked at mining.
Eitherway, its like buying a good used car used car you can afford vs buying the cheapest new car you can afford. Its 100 percent not worth and youre not spending enough anyways where the longevity and security you get from something new would matter.
Which is kind of sad, because they are hardly better than the RX 580 I bought for $150 5 years ago.
Just the video I was looking for! I’m in the market for a new GPU and was looking for comparisons on different GPU’s. Great vid.
very much info and hardwork here ty
I'm happy with my 7900XTX. It's still a top tier gaming GPU at what I consider to be a reasonable price. Pair it with a 7800X3D and you've a gaming monster whose price isn't completely shocking.
I agree completely, though the price is still unreasonable i’d say, I managed to squeeze out an xtx+ 7800x3d build for less than 1.8k with the help of some microcenter deals
AMD is a completely viable option. Next Gen only being mid range is looking to be a really good move from AMD.. they know that people that buy the "best" is going to go with Nvidia no matter what AMD promises for the next flagship. 5600x and 6950xt here. I am hopeful for the future of gaming where AMD continues to be competitive and prices drop steadily like they have been since prices came back to normal.
@@omletgod2488 If only microcenter existed in my country
@@omletgod2488 I had to trawl for decent component prices, here in the UK.
If you don't care for RT then it's a great card. Though I feel like most games coming out are gonna use RT in one form or another. Cyberpunk Pathtracing looks pretty ngl.
6750 XT it is, thanks for mentioning it in the video as I was in a dilemma between 7600XT and 6750XT.
I got most of my knowledge in pcs from you, keep it going!
Just built a PC around a R5 5600x and a RX 6750XT and I'm very happy with my purchases, especially the gpu. The card performs great now and the 12gb of vram at that price point makes it a great, future-proof pick for 1080p, honestly maybe a little overkill
Valuable information. Thank you.
Man, I really made the right choice when I pulled the trigger on my RX 7900 XTX for only (the equivalent of) $850USD last August. It was an open-box special from Newegg but I haven't seen any more at that price point since. I'm not a brand-wh0re and I don't care about RGB so I usually just go with XFX cards but this is a very nicely lit-up ASRock Phantom Gaming model and I have to admit that it's quite pretty.
Since I don't give a rat's posterior about ray-tracing (yet), I have no desire to spend more on a GeForce card when a Radeon does me just fine.
I would have bought a 4070ti if it came with 16gb at launch, but now that they waited so long I’m just gonna hold off till we see what the next gen does
but that's always what I hear, if people did that, they just wait forever. expecting nvidia to release a gpu worth buying is like waiting for unicorn to appear.
@@XMG3 or I can hope for the 40 series to go on sale after the 50 series, or now they’ll have a tier lower card perform as well as the 4070ti which is good enough for me
@@XMG3nah, the performance uplift from my 1050 ti isn't their yet, I'll wait to see what the 6090 offers
@@ipotato95 You'll always be paying for the same performance. If the 50 series go on sale they'll still cost the same as a comparable 60 series card performance wise. Same with AMD. The only difference is you pay an extra $100 Nvidia tax for every Nvidia card, so for budget cards you're simply better of going AMD.
Keep waiting window shopper.
Excellent in depth recommendations.. Thanks 👍
Just subscribed. Thank you, this is very useful!
I have a 3 year old build with an i9 10850k and a 3070. It handles everything I throw at it, and I don't regret it.
yeah you wont need to upgrade for the next 5 years unless you want path tracing or 1440p gaming with max settings. Its really a amazing card i got it for under 300 used on ebay and it can play cyberpunk with almost max ray tracing with stable 60 fps i dont understand why people buy new graphic cards when used ones get the job done for much cheaper
HA! Try an i9 9900KF with a 3060 12g. I play on Ultra settings. Won’t upgrade unless something breaks. My mobo doesn’t even support Gen4 pci-e. 😂😂.
Congratulations, great video as always.
In Türkiye, 6650 XT is just %10-15 more expensive than 6600, so for us, it is more logical choice with %25 more performance :)
I'm happy with my $499 ASUS TUF 7800XT (for 1440p system), & it's rated as the most quiet & cool running of the 7800XT options out there. It's pretty chunky-sized though to accommodate the better cooling infrastructure.
good video, best timing
RTX HDR has been a game changer for people with HDR monitors or/and with HDR 4K sets.
Love your vids
great video, thanks
good analysis and I agree
This video pretty much helped me decide if I want to get the 4080suoer or the 4070ti super. The extra money for the 4080super donation really make sense for the minor performance bump over the 4070ti super
Here in Aus rn the 4070 ti super gaming oc is 1455 aud and the 7900xtx gaming oc is 1499 aud.. and the 4080 super gaming oc is 1873 aud.
I got an xtx pulse for 1499 aud shipped in june last year, it's been great.
What a great video, thank you! Do you have any plans to release a CPU counterpart?
I know people who only play new games, never load up anything old once they beat it. That is who I would say should consider Intel GPU's at the moment. I love the Intel price point and 16gb vram on the A770, but intel is not quite there yet, but driver updates and fixes have made substantial and ongoing improvements.
Hi Daniel. Thanks for the detailed video. Need some advice please. Play a lot of the time on a VR headset with the computer AMD Ryzen 7 2700x and a AMD RX 580 8gb graphics card doing all of the work before sending it through wifi to the headset. Would a 16gb graphics card make a marked increased in the graphics of such games as IL2 Sturmovik Battle of Stalingrad to the headset or would there be a negligable difference? Thanks in advance.
nice video subscribed . thought about upgrading my rtx 3080 but not sure if its worth it right now . money isnt really an issue but 2k for a 4090 is abit much lol
Screen resolution is so crucial, people go with the 4k and then have to rely on upscaler, so this could shift things to Nvidia just for that reason. Depending on distance going higher than 1440p is a waste, and if you're far enough 1080p is the best still.
Awesome vid!
@DanielOwens
Is The RTX 4070 Ti Along With The Intel i9 12900K 3.2 GHz A Good Choice For Video Editing ?
That's About All I Can Afford Right Now
The Computer I Am Purchasing Has 32 GB Of Ram And It's The Skytech Prism Gaming PC
Thanks
Here in Slovakia I got RX 7800 XT for 565 euros which is kinda a good deal. RTX 4070 super here is for like 600 to 760 euros. RTX 3080 is for 760 to 1000 euros, the prices here are insane and our wages are much less than in America.
@Daniel Owen Question I have a msi b450 carbon / Ryzen 7 2700X along with a GeForce GTX 1060 6gb, what would you recomend me upgrade to, I was thinking of upgrading to a ryzen 7 5800x3d, what is a good gpu to go with it sorry I have not been keeping up with computer tech ?
Just bought a used reference model 7900 XT for 470€ last week. First AMD card for me, but with that price/performance I couldn't help myself! So far it's been great. But I'm looking forward to AMD's new AI enhanced upscaler in 2024. FSR as it is right now is usable, but definitely needs improvement to be on par with the competition.
Amd will have to integrate more advanced hardware toget on the same level as nvidia, whose 4000 gpus have tensor cores dedicated for such tasks.
@danielowentech i just wanted to ask you, what is the best GPU to maximize the bottleneck of using a razer core x?
the comparison to the 1060 at 10:27 really struck me coming from a 1060 3GB right now lol
I went for 6800 non-XT from XFX a few months ago, for 1800PLN (Poland) + 5600X paired with 3600 CL16.
I love the 7900 gre it has been great so far in my first build
Still happy with my RX6800. Great performance, low consumption and good temps.
for the past few months, there were deals all across EU for less than 400 Eu / $, just a banger deal! Too bad their stock is running out
The RX6800 was my first amd card. Solid but broken drivers in some of the game I played that took amd a year to fix. I now have a 4080 super. Miles better. No more buggy graphics and crashes.
I have a golden sample RX 6800.
Runs at 2.55GHz while being undervolted. Runs with RX 6800XT performance
power consumption, raw power, rt performance, vram:bus.. everything about this card is just perfect according to its price.. enjoy your card
but for me i have terrible driver experience from team amd. and for that i have no trust on amd cards
@@prabhakardhar1379 i have had tree AMD cards: HD 7870, RX 580 and RX6800. Luckly no issues at all
the rx6800 (non XT) seems to be available in Europe at the moment for 410-415 euro including delivery and taxes. i'm very tempted, even though i'm on a budget. the 7700xt is more expensive and the 7800xt is at least over 100 euro more.
all that said GDDR7gpus will come out next year... i'm mostly looking for something to play older games at 4k high
You should get something now unless if your budget would allow a more expensive gpu.
Yo bro love the vids. A suggestion for us in the UK.. Any chance of mentioning the gbp price aswell?👍
American companies don't consider a price difference, so take all the prices as face value for us in the UK too, they are (mostly) exactly the same in GBP
With prices still at crazy levels (and even price jump of chinese 6600m boards) I still think an undervolted/underclocked 5700xt is hard to beat for a best value system, and they run great on pcie 3.0 with full x16 and 256bit bus width. Prices 135 to 150usd for these. They just tend to run hot (hence underclock/undervolt).
Just picked up the 7900XT open box for 570$. I wanted the 4070 TI Super but they are about 750$ used. Ray Tracing is cool in all but the 7900xt is a more powerful when it comes to
rasterization and its a 175$ less
in rasterization its very simple: if the game is amd optimized the 7900xt wins.
if the game is nvidia optimized the 4070 ti super wins.
Bought RX 6800 for around $340 2 months ago (mildly used, 6 months, under warranty) - very nice card for the money.
0.45 I thought he said 56 GB card and I almost fell out of my wheelchair, which is saying something since I don't have one. 🙃
My newest build paires 1 step back because that's how I roll. a 7700X with a 7900GRE. i think that will rock
t's actually quite simple in regard to intel vs AMD. At least for the gaming.
If you are in the market for a "60" for intel or a "600/650" series card, it doesn't matter. You get whichever one performs better in the games that you play at the moment and are interested in playing in the future. RT is a non factor, and just a bonus for any games that may run okay with it on, but that tier of card is not meant for use with RT in mind. FSR is VERY close to DLSS in visual quality, escpecially at 1440p or higher resolutions.
if you are in the market for a "70" for nvidia, or a "700/750" series card, and you value the single player experience more than the E-sports experience you have a choice to make. Higher res textures or better rat tracing, but in this tier, considering the RT performance really isn't anything special (excluding the 4070 which has a decent amount of VRAM and also has pretty good RT perofrmance, but it's pretty much a 12GB 3080 with better RT and had a price drop recently, so it's kind of an outlier) you are much better going off with AMD, because they give more vram and allow you to bump those textures up to ultra, which in certain games, for example red dead redemption 2, anything other than ultra textures yields a SIGNIFICANT degredation of visual fidelity, but with ultra textures and lower settings, the game looks stunning especially following the Hardware unboxed optimized settings video and if you value the E-sports experience, go with AMD. Once again, more VRAM allowing for higher res textures and usually lead in fps per dollar by a decent margin.
For the "80/90" with nvidia or the "800/900" cards well, the 4090 has no competitor and the the 7900XTX is WAY closer to a 4080 super to even make it a consideration becuse of the lack of a feature set but for the 30 series, if you can find it, the 3080 is pretty similar in performance to a 6800XT with MUCH better RT performance (I use a 3080 because my 6800XT died on me but it was an old dell oem version so it was bound to happen lol but I personally know the performance of both cards in a non bottlenecked system at 1080p, 1440p and 4k) but less VRAM, which MIGHT matter in the future for 1440p gaming.
Also, this part is very simple. Don't buy a card that's a 1440p tier card (6800XT/3080+) if you have no plans to grab a 1440p monitor/use your 4k very often. even the 60/600 cards perform very well at 1080, no need to go overboard and start bottlecking your system lol.
Managed to scoop an RX 6700 XT for $375AUD (~$245 USD) on eBay for my first PC build. VERY happy with the price to performance.
How did you manage that?! I though I got a bargain for my 6700 non-XT at $450 (AUD)!
@@catmeow11111 I honestly just got really lucky. Makes up for the times when I try to sell stuff and end up selling for super cheap.
I just got a 4k/120 M28u monitor, and started looking at GPU upgrades from a 3070....4090 isn't an option, kinda feels like it'd be wise to wait for the next cards for a substantial leap in the 5070 range...except nvidia will probably charge $999 for it and then I'd wish I just got a 7900XTX in the first place.
Just wanted to point out that as for right now, 4090 FE is available in Europe for the first time in months (And at MSRP!)
Love my 6700xt. Fantastic card for 320 for 1440p
I just got a 7800XT Hellhound for 470€. I been switching between Green and Red for like a decade now, currently on a 2070 Super. Wonder how this one will turn out, since the card before that, the RX 580, did cause me some headache.
Still, eager to try out the Hellhound
Nvidia really screwed themselves over with the VRAM situation. If the 4060 came with 6gb budget and 12gb mid-range solution while the 70 was a 16gb card and the 80 and 80 ti would go 16/24 it would have been a much better line up
I don't think any gaming card in 2024 should come with 6 GB of VRAM, but otherwise yeah. Problem is, Nvidia really likes their planned obsolescence.
@@HunterTracks NVIDIA also likes their data center, AI, and content creator profits 🤣
I'd say it still got room in the budget section. There are many people who only play MMOs and for those kinds of games, you can even be good with a 4gb card still these days. @@HunterTracks
@@austintaylor3746 As a creator I have no idea why I would buy a 6GB VRAM card at that price point. I'd rather just have an APU for a PC that would take a GPU that weak. And for that I just slot in old GPUs. A 1070. A 5700XT. Both which have 8GB. I'm literally on a creation PC right now using an old gpu lol.
Interesting that my RX 6600 shows still up. On Amazon it hovers allways between 199 and 229 USD around where my Asus Dual costs now more with 229$ than I paid for it 2 years ago (210 USD).
Last year I bought the RX 6750 XT for the other tower (XFX Qick model) and it works.
It is true that you should chose just 1 or 2 games (I play just Enlisted occasionally) and chose your GPU for that game. So the RX 6600 will do it perfectly although on High the VRAM starts to hit already 6 GB on that game regularly. I am pretty sure the RX 6600 will run Enlisted still in 10 years when reducing settings or use Frame Generation (with Frame Generation the RX 6600 does 250 fps on High settings, card is undervolted and on PCIE 3 board). So for that combination the RX 6600 is plenty still for 10 years to come.
If you have an 4090 or something that card would last you for Enlisted as game still for about 20 years to come. My RX 6750 XT does on High on Enlisted with Frame Generations on around 350 fps, undervolted heavily.
Just sold my 3070ti as I've not been playing many games and it was just sitting in there depreciating when I could just use a basic card for now. Maybe purchase a used 6600/XT if I want to game but I pretty much play older games anyways. Got my temp old HD5450 1GB (DDR3)... Good enough for day to day. I'm sure somewhere there is a listing on eBay with this card in it stating 'Gaming PC'... lol
I got the 6800 xt used for $380. The used market looks amazing.
ayy, same here pretty much. Spent 360 euros (so about 390 USD but whatever, GPUs are always more expensive here). Also sold my 3070 for 300 euros. Thank you used market for doubling my VRAM and giving me 20%+ more performance for 60 euros. Considering my 6800 XT is only about one year old and looking at 7800 XT performance, I might be set for another 3-4 years or so which is crazy.
Great deal, enjoy 16gb of vram.
@stefannita3439 I have a 144hz 3440x1440 monitor, but I've been using an rx 6600, so this will be a huge and noticeable upgrade for me! Congrats on your upgrade too
@@KevinEF big jump! Enjoy :)
got refurbished 68XT for 255 in december ;)
I'm going from a GTX 1060(6gb) and I7 4790k to a 4070ti super and Ryzen 7 7800x3d I can't wait, it did hurt my soul buying it lol
You just single handedly explained every gpu
On PC part picker, 6000 series cards are either showing as unavailable (no price options) or significantly more expensive than 7000 series cards. 6800s are going for over $600. I thinki it's time to move on and stop recing 6000 series, especially since they seem to be higher draw, higher temp, and higher fan speed cards, too.
What really torques me right now is there's no 7700xt with 16gb vram. 7700, 7800, and 7900gre are all proportional price to framerate from what I've seen, being at $400, $480, and $550, respectively. But for 1440p, does that mean you save money and go with the 7700xt with 12gb and possibly lose out later, or spend the extra 150 and get the 7900gre with 16gb and be slightly more future proofed for higher vram usage?
But at the same time, my CPU (R5 2600) is also in line to be upgraded... So on games like Helldivers 2, would my initial thoughts of an R5 5600 become the bottleneck for the 7900gre, and I should spring for the 5800x3d at literally TWICE the price (since the 5600x3d is apparently also absent the market) or should I just pair it with the lower spec 7700xt and save cash on both ends?
I couldn't agree more, only the GRE's are too close to 600 in my area, that makes them unattractive - on the other hand for just 120 more I can get the unhampered chip with 20GB vRam as an 7900xt. That is where my deal would be.
The best hardware man. love y!
Always buy the last generation when everyone is upgrading. Been doing this for 20 years. Last buy was an RTX 3080 Zotac Amp Holo with a Raijintek Morpheus for 390€ on ebay. Cool, quiet and powerful.
I got the 4090 and I'm happy to say my Arma 1 plays great !!
Very detailed but hard for 90% of people to understand.
I think your table speaks louder and when you rattle from nvidia to amd it causes whiplash.
Perhaps doing a nvidia comparison for value and amd comparison then an overview.
Not criticism here just something to think about.
Very detailed work and solid.
Thanks for the content
Getting a new build , im looking at the i7 17400k combined with the RX 7900 XT ,, i looked at putting it with the 4070 Ti super , the jump in price isnt worth it tbh ,, ive got the build to just under £2000 , i could save money here and there but if the budget is £2000 i dont really want to get a lesser gfx card because its good value and then in two years it needs replacing.
If anyone does have any good points though about a different card then im willing to listen ,, i was going to put a 7 7800x3d , but that went over £2000 which surprised me
7:20 as an owner of a rx 6600 since around 1.5 years now i have to say i dont really like FSR but i just really tested it in skull and bones and a bit in helldivers 2 ... in helldivers 2 i use radeon super resolution doing kinda the same then fsr ... and funny thing with kind of the same technologie ... but for me it works way better ... the performance boost is way higher ... and the performance is more stable then in my FSR experience
8:23 kind of yes ... skull and bones without any upscaling or whatever runs on around 47 to 52 fps at 1080p max settings as example ... its pretty vram hungry at max for me a bit over 11 gb in use ... with a 8 gb model its obvious why the performance is not the best ... ;D
Noob here! I was wondering if I mainly play open world/RPGS/single player games such as: Elden ring,Dragons Dogma 2, Baldurs gate 3 or Older games like Morrowind,Oblivion or Skyrim/Enderal modded. :D What should I aim for and keep in mind choosing my GPUs?
depends if you wanna play skyrim modded i would recommend 3080 used its almost as good as the 4070 for much cheaper
Bought the last 6800 XT Taichi for 416.49 on Newegg a week ago. I don't think anything will beat it's performance per dollar in the coming weeks. Got lucky, been waiting for a while to get a GPU for my new PC build
got refurbished 68XT for 255 in december ;)
@@lifemocker85 Congrats!
been thinking about getting used one but this popped up
@Zerian_B13 I have a Sapphire Nitro Special Edition of a 6800xt and R5 5600x 16gb ram playing in a 3440x1440 all games ultra, over 90 frames, Baldurs gate 3 over 120 fps. Best card i ever had. Edit: Undervolt (for me was better performance than overclocking it, dont know why)
regarding nvidia v amd
what about NVENC for live streaming
how does AMD compare with no nvenc? does AMD have comparitive technology to nvenc?
I did consider the 4070 Ti Super as the best high tier GPU but I had some spare cash so went all in on the 4080 Super even though the value was not as good in comparison and wanted something that would last at least a few more years. Obviously the 4090 is just so on another level that if you are considering that then value is not a factor and the 24GB of VRAM is more worthwhile for productivity than just gaming anyhow. It would have been nice to see 20GB on the 4080 Super but 16GB should be OK at least for a while.
ridiculously overpriced
Exactly right. The only gpu that sort of makes sense from nvidia is the 4070ti Super. If it didn't have that ridiculous name :D would be a meaningful upgrade for my 11gb 2080ti, but I'm not in a rush.
Hi, I'm on the fence to buy either XFX RX 6750XT or RX 6700XT as they both are priced of $330 at amazon from XFX. So is it better to buy the 6750xt? What do you recommend? By the way, I can only afford $330 due to the fact that I will have to upgrade my PSU which will cost me about $140 USD. Thank you for the info provided in this video.
Mechwarrior 5 (2019) with ray tracing makes my new 4070 Ti Super cry... Need less to say going from a RTX2080 8GB has really just allowed me to up the quality settings to max from very high due to the extra VRAM which does increase fps 50% or about the same performance with Ray tracing shadows 100fps, but using reflections brings it down to about 40fps and less in heated action. I'll have to play with the settings a little while nVidia recommends to use high performance DLSS the image quality is just awful at 2560x3440!!!!!
Rate my set up for World of Warcraft maily (yeah)
Ryzen 7 7800X3D
Liquid cooling Teamgroup Siren GA360 3x120MM
Motherboard Gigabyte x670 gaming X AX V2 ATX
RAM Kingstone Fury Beast RGB DDR5
GPU Gigabyte Nvidia Geforce RTX 4070 Super OC
PS Gigabyte UD750GM PG5 750 +80
SSD M.2 NVME PCI´-E 4.0 1T
Is too much? i basically only play this game. What would you change?
Cant find a good video about this online, but whats the best GPU for 3440x1440 ultrawide? I wasnt sure if i needed to save up for a 7900gre or if i was better to spend less on another gpu.
RTX 3050 6 GB might be the best option when needing a RTX (tensor) card for HTPC/TV use with 2x HDMI 2.1 with VRR support. Super special use case, but this can be a great deal + no 8 pin required. Insanely low power, silent GPU that can do basic auto AI upscaling for streams, and low bitrate video content. Not at highest level, but surely beats Nvidia Shield Pro scaling from 2019. The next GPU level I would be willing to go is the 4060 8 GB, but it's way more expensive. Better GPU in every way, but for just video content, the 3050 will do more than fine.
I personally require 24/7 tiny PC that can output 4k/120Hz for living room + bedroom TV's and Atmos systems. At, about 200€ price point, not a bad GPU for videos. But for gaming, it sucks big time.
It needs price cut cause 8 gb version is only like 20 euro more in my country
@@Radek494 Sure, it could use a price drop, but that extra VRAM is not something I wouldn't ever use on a video use. Only looking at 2x HDMI 2.1 models, so it's semi easy to compare these cards at different price points. Not so many Nvidia RTX 30xx or 40xx GPUs at this price range.
I like my 7800xt. No complaints. I have it matched up with a 7800x3d. Very happy with both of them.
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I just upgraded from a 1070 to 1080Ti last year. I had the 1070 for 6 years. I don't plan to switch again for another 3-4 years or so, and I'll probably get a 30 or 40 series. Prices should probably be in the 200-300 range by then.
Just got my 4k oled monitor (alienware 32 inch) so i dont know if i should focus on cards that have good fps at 4k or should i downscale to 1440p and get cards that are good with it. Havent searched good enough yet on the difference in gaming between 4k and 1440p.
The best graphics card now is the Arc A770 16GB with the latest drivers. $299.99 at MicroCenter for the Asrock Phantom Gaming one.
Hi Daniel. Great video as always. I am currently building a PC and have purchased all the parts except the GPU. I live in Ireland and am looking for an RTX 4070 Ti Super or an RTX 4080 Super. The prices in Amazon UK are higher than US prices. I am thinking of getting the RTX 4080 Super Gigabyte Aero which cost EUR 1250. I am hesitant since I belive NVidia might come up with a new card like 4080 Ti or 4080 Ti super or something. Is there any chance of that happening? The prices of a 4070 Ti super and 4080 Super are very close so I prefer getting the 4080 Super instead.
ridiculously overpriced
The one thing that makes me love the RTX 3050 6GB is that its 70W and not 115W like the RTX 4060 , Yes 2GB less Vram but Im very restricted on Electric Bills since the price went up here in the seychelles and its still going to go up so building a system that uses under 200W is a big go to for me - Ryzen 5 3600 and 32GB of Ram :D oh and the RTX 3050 6GB is cheaper $190 for me than the RX 6600 $230 (Plus shipping since its around $20 to $30 DHL )
@danielowentech hey there, i am wondering if you think the 7900xtx will be just as good a purchase right now as the 4080 super due to the FSR 3.1 being released, the image quality you keep mentioning should be far better then it was with FSR 2.0 , i would like for you to take that in to your consideration when comparing the two gpu´s , yes i am aware that the 7900xtx does not have the same level of Raytracing, but i am thinking that perhaps it could be good enough that the raise in price for the 4080 super does not warrent the price increase. what do you think Daniel ? , and what abotu the future prospects for both gpu´s Nvidia has their bragging about the 5000 series cards, but i personally dont feel like waiting for several months to purchase my next gpu since im building a system right now , well as soon as i have made a choice in terms of what GPU to get around the 900-1000 dollar price range, im also thinking that perhaps AMD is going to release their tech much faster both in terms of drivers, AI and FSR 3.1 , all that in combination with each other might be a better choice, however i am thinking about this non stop trying to decide and researching, wathcing video´s like yours , yet have not come to a conclusion, what would your suggestion be?
I’m looking at buying a new PC but thinking about waiting until nvida releases the 5 series
There needs to be better/more affordable options for people with no external power. Right now i'm there. I have a decent CPU the i7-8700 but I can't get a better GPU and my current does not have a 6/8 pin connector. The only option I have is to upgrade my motherboard. In which case I'm looking 70-100 off of the GPU spending for that
Very informative and great advice. Shame someone is constantly stamping every step as they go up and down the stairs or whatever that background noise is at 18 mins or so.
7900xtx is better in some games than the 4080 Super. I play Warzone and I get similar FPS at 4K as compared to the 4090 with a 7900xtx.
Consider the 6650xt over the 6600 if you're living in the UK. It's £30 more expensive whilst giving 25% more performance (according to TechPowerUp)
So I have an issue with upgrading to a 4070 Super. I lean towards the 7900 GRE because it has 4 more GB of Vram than my current rtx3060. should that really matter to me? the 4070 super only has 12 gb. I'm not sure if I care that much about ray tracing since in my opinion were just not there in full enough force with ray tracing performance when it comes to cards at the 5-600 dollar range. Sometimes I'm even shocked to see how bad RT can bring a HIGH end card to its knees. All that being said no I don't care too much about RT. I really just want to be able to match my monitors 144 hz refresh rate (or as close as I can get in some titles) while having some awesome looking graphics while running native 1440p. Lately your videos have had me highly considering the 7900 gre, I think it's the right card for me.
Look at comparisons of the 4070 super vs the 7900gre.
So I have a Ryzen 5 3600 and a GeForce 2060 6gb.
It works for me, excellent at playing PC games, which is what I use it for.
But I wanna upgrade to a Ryzen 9 5700x and a Radeon 7800xt for more speed and power.
Awesome combo?
I got the 6800 new for about $330 in korea
and there still were some on the shelf just refusing to sell
insane that people would still buy nvidia cards at that price point lol
Nvidia asking $500 for a 4060ti is some real clown world shit.
I have Nvidia just for power efficienty and software compativility but their prices are not the best. Find the 4060 ti 16gb for 400usd and though it was a good deal.