@@JACS420 There's some truth to that but AMD has been catching up over the last 3 generations and now with Intel entering Nvidia should see market share declines over the next decade.
@J A I mean jokes aside, AMD cards are typically good for the money. Pretty surprising that the RX 580 is 1% lol. It works just well enough to play 1080p for cheap cheap
Spending 300$ on AMD cards then all you get are drivers problems I wanna pay for so I can have more fps and less problem to worry about like we got the freaking windows update already
Yea it’s crazy how much performance you get out of that card. Perfect for high fps gaming on ultra in Full Hd and even 2K. Got a great deal on a 6750 for 350€ - amazing 🤤
I bid on a 6600 on ebay and on, what I thought was, a 6700. Close to the auction end I realized my mistake and that I bid on a "5700x second revision" instead. I mean I got it for 140€, so it was a good deal. However the 6600 was auctioned for 160 😅. But hey, if I would have started bidding heavily on that one, it may have ended up much more expensive. And from what I see on the internet, the 5700 is a very solid card, if you don't plan on using 4k in games. It's a solid 1080p card and can even do more than that, depending on the games.
it's not on the same level as the 3060, it's a bit worse. but still a really good gpu for $190. rx 6600 is like ultra budget 1080p, rx 6650/7600 is like mid range 1080p, and rtx 3060/4060 is high end 1080p.
@@stolenchaser i saw the benchmark. Sometimes rx 6600 on the lead, sometimes rtx 3060 on the lead. I'd say overall it's a tie. Rx 6600 use 20 watt lesser power tho and way cheaper.
Every account that logs onto steam in a net cafe in china adds to the list for each card, you can have multiple accounts per card leading to inflated numbers
@@someguywithmtndew5691 but the RX570 is older, not made anymore and its made by AMD which usually doesnt push out old gpus for long periods of time unlike Nvidia
@@polardabear Nvidia has about the same production time as AMD but Nvidia produces WAY MORE chips and thus has bigger stocks for safety as its harder to supply large amounts of items
The mobile GPU also has little difference(3-6fps) as compared to its desktop counterpart. That's also one reason. I think a large portion of the GTX 1650 sales is the mobile version in laptops.
@@SarsTheSecondthat’s basically what my girlfriend just bought off of fb marketplace for 350 not a bad deal tbh. It was advertised as having a 3600 but it turns out it has a 2600. Not the biggest deal in the world but I’m pissed that we didn’t get the 3600 which is a great pair up for a 580
@@anotherguyonyoutub3In my place 3060s are kinda rare but everyone here seems to have 1680's and below with rx580s. My place isn't too amazing so it makes sense.
I find it funny that so many people are quick to dismiss AMD cards, but have never even used one. I have used AMD and NVIDIA cards from the last 5-6 generations, and I have not had major issues with any of them, spanning dozens of cards at this point. I always judge cards on a price-to-performance basis and it has never steered me wrong.
@@ililjuju They’re the same price, but the 7900 XT beats the 4070 Ti in basically all rasterized games. It also has more VRAM, which is important right now as we’re starting to see 12GB become the minimum for 1440p+ gaming where these games are being used at.
My rx 580 killed it since 2018. The Division 2, Witcher 3, Kingdom Come, Ark; all easily played at 1440 60fps on ultra. All for $230. Only reason I upgraded to a 2070 was for Icarus. Edit: I actually had the Sapphire 590 and Witcher was played at 1080 with hairworks turned off, not 1440.
Rx 580 cant play th witcher 3 and ark 60fps at 1440p and ultra settings wtf. U can barely get 60 fps on the witcher 3 at 1080p high, and ark... well u almost cant get stable 60 fps even in low settings at 1080p 😐
@@francescsolefonseca3664 that’s what my first thought was too. My card can’t even do that and it’s technically speaking better overall. Only difference being the vram. Not to knock his hype up for the card down because it nevertheless is still a decent card but it can’t do that 😅
And it is absolutely fantastic! Just built my first PC with a 2nd hand 5600xt which I fortunately got for $136. It runs almost everything at max graphics 60+ fps on 1080p.
During the pandemic there were literally thousands of prebuilt PCs being sold for "affordable" prices (vs the price of anything with any kind of RTX card anyway) and also cheap "gaming" laptops with 1650's in them. Couple that with the fact that PC gaming interest skyrocketed during the same time frame, it's really no surprise that the 1650 topped the list.
@@rasky2684 its beast cuz its age, that's still really good for a card that came out like what, 7 years ago? That's a whole console generation Maxed out ultra at 75fps is extremely good That's not even considering you can drop shadows, reflections, and just the main settings, and even use FSR to some extent I believe to continue breathing life into it. Tbh the 1080ti will probably still be feasible for many games when it's a decade old, just like people still use ps4/xb1/switch.
I've had mine for almost 3 years and its been buggy the whole time. First it had HDMI sound issues when connecting to a TV, then drivers fixed that but it still gets random crashes.
I only recently for the first time ever received the notification on my 3rd AMD card ever so I decided to submit it to help the numbers a tiny bit. I bet the data for AMD is way off on the survey.
@@KShauryaDwivedi less power hungry lol. The 4000 series have way better efficiency than the 7000 series. There were even situations where the 4080 uses less power than the 7900 XT and the 4090 using less lower than the XTX.
@@RainKing048 no, amd is better overall. Yes in some situations 4000 series is better but still. Also the 4090 pins literally melt under high power consumption
@@KShauryaDwivedi No they don't? Stop making shit up. The issue was because of improper connection, not because of the high power usage. Besides, the PCI-E power cables we know today could also melt if a very high wattage load is applied. Unlike AMD, Nvidia didn't hesitate with accepting RMA requests from the beginning even if it's user error. Whereas AMD were in denial about their defective cards and denied RMA requests. Until now, they have not indicated which batches are defective and some users are still reporting they're having hotspot issues for a newly bought reference card.
Last nvidia gpu i had was a 780ti, I remember it was amazing at the time but then they dropped support for it(didnt even support dx12) and soon it was losing to amd r9 290x... Since then always bought amd, had a vega 64 which i sold during the mining craze for a lot of money, now got a 6800 xt and its all great, beats its nvidia counterpart in rasterization almost 100% of the time, dont care personally about ray tracing and any upscaling tech, im paying full price for full resolution
@@CASA-dy4vsif you aren’t doing 4k or 1440p you can probably play on ultra settings in every game forever or at least a long ass time as it’s a 2k gpu that can do some decent 4k for me it was only 400$ with tax without tax it was 360 so not too crazy expensive like a 4090
Budget badass here!! I only need a £100 PC, 1080p screen and i can play most of what i want. My admittedly ancient 1060 is a bit long in the tooth, as is my 9th gen i5, but i mostly play retro games and maybe AAAs from 10 years ago. So just like most people, I'm still playing Skyrim and Fallout 3/New Vegas on ultra settings and my machine will comfortably play most emulators out there. I'm capable of putting together something much more up-to-date, but i enjoy hunting down well priced components and have a warm feeling inside when i remember my PC actually cost less then a current gen AAA game on Steam! 🙂 It helps that I've been building PCs for a long-ass time. Since the days Pentium II CPU came on cards like a modern GPU, in fact.
@daytimerocker3808 it does as nvida was always seen as the better option by many people so they won't switch to amd unless they are forced to which isn't happening soon
@@judy_485i have a ryzen but with nvidia gpu. I dont see nvidia as having better hardware but more like I have the perception of amd having bad drivers that kept me from buying from them. If they can be consistent in a couple of years, then sure
I don’t know to either be happy that gaming is at a point that a cheap gpu is more than enough for most or be sad that gpu prices have caused the level of gpu for the average gamer has dropped
I’m rocking a 4650G pro right now. I’m old so all of the games of my era (95-05) run just fine maxed out, but I’m saving for a GPU to get into more modern games.
You see, the reason it is popular is because just like you, a lot of people haven't upgraded since lol it was legit the best mid-range card at the time by a mile
Hey Zach, I’m an engineering student looking to get into a PC that’s good for 3D modeling, drafting, and mechanical design. I’m also a gamer and wanted to know if there are any PC builds that would be good for my student life and my gaming life. Keep up the videos man, they’ve helped me out a ton 🔥
The 1650 has been working very well for me, the problem is that I don’t know how to compare it to a different one so I probably won’t be able to upgrade for a while. I wanna try and switch to AMD just to play sot but idk how to compare cards
its because everyone yells “NVIDIA BETTER BOOO” thats a streamer/player with a reputation and money. us more budget minded that know amd cards are just as good for lower prices rock them.
Yea I have a 1650 super. I upgraded from the 950 in January 2020 so it’s time to upgrade again but I think most ppl aren’t looking for super top end hardware because it’s too expensive. The major market is always going to be in the middle
Considering the fact that my 1650 can get most of my stuff done, I think this was a fair info a year ago. Note that most GPUs two years back were expensive, so if a 1650 can get stuff done, it will be sold the most.
Price to performance wise AMD is usually the #1 pick; as companies however they have both done scummy things during the mining craze but Nvidia hiked their prices way more than AMD, so I’d say Nvidia is worse. I just wish AMD GPUs had better ray tracing performance since my 3090 still keeps up with the 7900XTX lol.
So you actually someone who is using a sub-200€ card from 2019 is actually paying 70€ for the most recent games? LMAO I have a 1650 Super and other than FH5 the most recent game I have is BFV from like 2019...most of them being from 2017-2018 at most. Fuck paying more than 20€ for a game unless it's a really good quality game (Paid 40€ for the Halo MCC, worth every penny and I can play it at 4K!)
People sleep too much on amd. The 1650 is a 4gb vram card for about 200. Maybe 150 these days. This is what I use to have. The Radeon rx 580 is an 8gb vram card for only 100. Twice the power half the price. But people rather pay for names
It’s from the steam user, it’s easily the easiest way to gather data. Plus multiple sources have confirmed Nvidia has ww over 85% market share. EZ AMD L 😂😂😂
@@hoverbike amd gpus are literally significantly cheaper then Nvidia right now what are you on about The 6700xt goes for $320 new sometimes while the 3060-ti is like $420 and the 3070 $520
@@notlNSIGHT not true in the slightest you just mad amd is straight garbage my brother has a newer amd card than my 1060 and my card still out performs his proving nivida to be better
I dont see a lot of amd gpus in laptops lol but there a better option for the price any budget card from nvidia is destroyed by amd the 6000 series cards are way better in price and performance
I expected the 1660. I'm surprised to see it so low down, even way below the ti and super variants. And cudos for the 1060 in second place. What a trooper.
That's because its tracked on an api and amd doesn't send notifications to do the tracker so nvidia users input there gpu but most amd don't in terms of sales it closer to 40🟥/60🟩
This literally speaks to how much Nvidia graphics cards are flooding the market. Seems like the AMD gpu's are harder to come by while Nvidia is flooding the resale market🤣🤣. Speaks to AMD quality or at least how much people like their AMD GPU'S compared to Nvidia 🤣🤣🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
@bloxoss u obviously don't know how the resale market works🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀. The more Nvidia gpu's on the market means lower prices!! Meaning more people r getting rid of Nvidia's gpu while AMD has a higher retention wit owners thus the higher price in the resale market!! Seems like AMD is doin jus fine🤣🤣🤣💀💀
Yay I have 2 in the top 5 but it's not really a flex. 1650 refresh from 2021 works great with a 6th gen i7 and up. It's a great setup for kid's first build without breaking the bank.
I have 1650. The reason I have this card is I bought it in 2022, it was all my budget (150$) and other cards' cost ranged from 300$ to 600$. 1660 was also was too expensive for me.
Rather than popular, I feel like a lot of gaming laptops from mid 2019 - mid 2020 are using GTX 1650, and their number of gaming laptop bought just skyrocketed in 2020 due to the pandemic
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I take into consideration the age of these gpus and the fact amd wasn't super relevant at the time as these gpus (except maybe 3060 era)
@@BlendrGrinds Don't Bother He has Overpriced PC's you are better off to Shop in Canada in a way cheaper website
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I recommend AMD to my enemies
I actually heard that its Chinese internet cafes that sway the steam charts. Everyone who signs in are using the same hardware
that makes a lot of sense
Or AMD graphics cards aren’t what Reddit neckbeards make them out to be.
@@JACS420 There's some truth to that but AMD has been catching up over the last 3 generations and now with Intel entering Nvidia should see market share declines over the next decade.
@enrique amaya bruh what does that even have to do with the comment or video, I'm Catholic but c'mon, completely unrelated leave
@J A I mean jokes aside, AMD cards are typically good for the money. Pretty surprising that the RX 580 is 1% lol. It works just well enough to play 1080p for cheap cheap
the Ryzen 4070 is climbing the ranks slowly but surely
lol
Dawg this video was created a year ago
I’m swapping from 1660 super to 4070 super just gotta wait for motherboard to come
RUclipsr learns that the average person doesn't have $2000 to spend on a GPU
Ah whats that? Oh right the point whizzing right over your head.
The numbers are swayed due to gaming cafes in China and other parts of South Asia.
@coffeelover6977 get your money up not your funny up
Spending 300$ on AMD cards then all you get are drivers problems I wanna pay for so I can have more fps and less problem to worry about like we got the freaking windows update already
@luminousghost9385Amd cards are only good budget while the rest are shit
Most of the budget laptops out there either using a 1650 or a 3050 so it makes sense
But it has laptop in the name if its a laptop gpu, or am i wrong?
@@bob822right
@@bob822only some have laptop versions have laptop gpu in the name
@@hydro73_42 seems about right
@@bob822My laptop has a 1650, but appears as a desktop one. I think it honestly just depends.
The RX6600 is one of the best budget GPU's imo
That’s what I put in my pc, got a asrock rx6600 I got for 229.
And power efficient too
Got mine MSI Armor 6600
Ong and i got a 6650xt for £260
I was about to buy one too until i got a vega 56 for half the price of a used rx 6600 and almost the same performance
Amazing gpu would recommend
RX 6600 is an amazing price to performance gpu and should really be more popular.I’m pretty sure it’s on the same level as a 3060 for so much cheaper
Same with 5700xt
Yea it’s crazy how much performance you get out of that card. Perfect for high fps gaming on ultra in Full Hd and even 2K. Got a great deal on a 6750 for 350€ - amazing 🤤
I bid on a 6600 on ebay and on, what I thought was, a 6700. Close to the auction end I realized my mistake and that I bid on a "5700x second revision" instead. I mean I got it for 140€, so it was a good deal. However the 6600 was auctioned for 160 😅.
But hey, if I would have started bidding heavily on that one, it may have ended up much more expensive.
And from what I see on the internet, the 5700 is a very solid card, if you don't plan on using 4k in games. It's a solid 1080p card and can even do more than that, depending on the games.
it's not on the same level as the 3060, it's a bit worse. but still a really good gpu for $190. rx 6600 is like ultra budget 1080p, rx 6650/7600 is like mid range 1080p, and rtx 3060/4060 is high end 1080p.
@@stolenchaser i saw the benchmark. Sometimes rx 6600 on the lead, sometimes rtx 3060 on the lead. I'd say overall it's a tie. Rx 6600 use 20 watt lesser power tho and way cheaper.
Pretty sure "AMD Radeon Graphics" also refers to the Steam Deck's integrated Vega APU. That would explain the huge number.
@steventurner2365 Ah yes indeed I've forgotten that ^^
I think steam decks were counted seperately?
um, actually that would be "AMD VANGOGH"
plus its not a Vega APU, its RDNA 2 🤓
@@hi_its_jerry Indeed man, don't know why I wrote this, usually I check my facts before posting anything, I must have been in a hurry 🙂
budget laptops as well a lot of the more recent ones have had amd APUs
Now no one will ever know how i got 1k likes
@enrique amaya jesus isnts a gamer
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@@user-gq3eq5bf9t *_How do you know? He might be.._*
@enrique amaya nah man jesus should follow me instead
I bet you this list is mostly comprised of prebuilt gaming PCs sold for cheap.
Every account that logs onto steam in a net cafe in china adds to the list for each card, you can have multiple accounts per card leading to inflated numbers
@enrique amaya oh yeah it was never going back to that.
@enrique amaya I also have no regrets other than that
Pre-builts with GT 730's ☠ selling for $500
or laptops
The 1650 was released in 2019 and as its so budget oriented, pretty much all prebuilds have them so that could explain why its so used.
It has low TDP with enough power to run most popular games which is esport & game like gta online/fivem
RX 570 is cheaper and faster
@@someguywithmtndew5691 but the RX570 is older, not made anymore and its made by AMD which usually doesnt push out old gpus for long periods of time unlike Nvidia
@@polardabear Nvidia has about the same production time as AMD but Nvidia produces WAY MORE chips and thus has bigger stocks for safety as its harder to supply large amounts of items
The mobile GPU also has little difference(3-6fps) as compared to its desktop counterpart. That's also one reason. I think a large portion of the GTX 1650 sales is the mobile version in laptops.
Rx 580 the absolute fking G. O. A T.!
I have 8GB version. 16 Gb 3000 Ram, R5 2600X,
@@SarsTheSecondthat’s basically what my girlfriend just bought off of fb marketplace for 350 not a bad deal tbh. It was advertised as having a 3600 but it turns out it has a 2600. Not the biggest deal in the world but I’m pissed that we didn’t get the 3600 which is a great pair up for a 580
@@ssholed I have bought ine six years ago for 900 E with keyboard, mouse and 32 inch monitor
Clearly not. No one bought it 😂
@@tylerclayton6081 you must not have read the comments because that’s three people talking about there’s.
And then people wonder why nvidia jacks up prices lol.
Ah yes to selll more 1650s
Yes absolutely necessary to sell Gtx 1060,1650 and Rtx 2060. Yep totally 100%
@@gogetablue7905 Honestly those gpus never run out of stock atleast in my place.
@@MEGASTRIXfor me it’s the rtx 3060, and the gt 1030. Though the gtx 1650 and it’s super model is still common.
@@anotherguyonyoutub3In my place 3060s are kinda rare but everyone here seems to have 1680's and below with rx580s. My place isn't too amazing so it makes sense.
I remember when the GeForce GTX 7xx cards were up there
I remember buying a 3dfx voodoo card 😂 game changer
GTX 750 ti on the top
windows 7 days RIP
I mean I'd love to upgrade from my GTX1650, but my wallet says "not happening anytime soon...!"
I have a 1650 and leme just say it's just so good for it's price honestly. Just tune it and you will be getting crazy performance
I find it funny that so many people are quick to dismiss AMD cards, but have never even used one. I have used AMD and NVIDIA cards from the last 5-6 generations, and I have not had major issues with any of them, spanning dozens of cards at this point. I always judge cards on a price-to-performance basis and it has never steered me wrong.
Same
4070ti or 7900xt? Cpu is 7900x
@@ililjuju They’re the same price, but the 7900 XT beats the 4070 Ti in basically all rasterized games. It also has more VRAM, which is important right now as we’re starting to see 12GB become the minimum for 1440p+ gaming where these games are being used at.
@@ililjuju also do you have a good power supply thats enough for Nvidia?
@@KShauryaDwivedi I got this CORSAIR RM850X
The next Polaris budget king gpu is starting to become rx 5600xt so it could be the rx580 replacement
Still rocking my 5600xt, it’s more than good enough for how I use it. If there is ever an upgrade it may be a 7000 series GPU down the road.
My rx 580 killed it since 2018. The Division 2, Witcher 3, Kingdom Come, Ark; all easily played at 1440 60fps on ultra. All for $230. Only reason I upgraded to a 2070 was for Icarus.
Edit: I actually had the Sapphire 590 and Witcher was played at 1080 with hairworks turned off, not 1440.
Rx 580 cant play th witcher 3 and ark 60fps at 1440p and ultra settings wtf. U can barely get 60 fps on the witcher 3 at 1080p high, and ark... well u almost cant get stable 60 fps even in low settings at 1080p 😐
@@francescsolefonseca3664 that’s what my first thought was too. My card can’t even do that and it’s technically speaking better overall. Only difference being the vram. Not to knock his hype up for the card down because it nevertheless is still a decent card but it can’t do that 😅
And it is absolutely fantastic! Just built my first PC with a 2nd hand 5600xt which I fortunately got for $136. It runs almost everything at max graphics 60+ fps on 1080p.
this is exactly what i’d expect
Yes, AMD Radeon Graphics is integrated graphics
During the pandemic there were literally thousands of prebuilt PCs being sold for "affordable" prices (vs the price of anything with any kind of RTX card anyway) and also cheap "gaming" laptops with 1650's in them. Couple that with the fact that PC gaming interest skyrocketed during the same time frame, it's really no surprise that the 1650 topped the list.
1650 laptops are a different group. Same way 3060 laptop is above 3060
@@HayDog3223060 was in the budget GPUs in laptops for my country. Literally every other laptop had that.
The 6650xt is great it’s insane performance for 280$ USD
I got one back in January for my 600$ budget build and been loving it
RX 580 is true Legend and ABSOLUTE GOAT for many years after released ever!
To bad the 1650 gddr6 ocv1 beat the 580 in benchmarks
I think they take the approach of selling a $10 product to 100 people is less efficient than selling $100 product to 10 people.
Still rocking a 1080ti 👍
1080ti is nice
still a beast of a card tho
How many frames you get
@@bootylickingood8470 on what? 😅 Hogwarts Legacy i get around 75 average ultra 1080p
@@rasky2684 its beast cuz its age, that's still really good for a card that came out like what, 7 years ago? That's a whole console generation
Maxed out ultra at 75fps is extremely good
That's not even considering you can drop shadows, reflections, and just the main settings, and even use FSR to some extent I believe to continue breathing life into it.
Tbh the 1080ti will probably still be feasible for many games when it's a decade old, just like people still use ps4/xb1/switch.
Had a 1060 till last year, sold it while they were hot and doubled what I paid for it
Definition of acknowledged brand, people just don't care about any other one. If it's trusted and offers decent deals, good enough.
Nvidia has our trust and hasn’t broken it yet. That’s admirable
I use a RX 5700 XT and I love it, feel like more people should get their hands on it.
I've had mine for almost 3 years and its been buggy the whole time. First it had HDMI sound issues when connecting to a TV, then drivers fixed that but it still gets random crashes.
Here in India it's sell for 50k(second hand?? No one buys that shit even if theres a one its same as 20k) where rx6600 sell for 20k
@@madjimmsyeah honestly I got rid of my pc with the 5700 xt in it it gave me so many issues that I didn't notice 11 months ago
NVIDIA wins because AMD card owners nearly never gets a notifications about that.(i'm one of that people)
I only recently for the first time ever received the notification on my 3rd AMD card ever so I decided to submit it to help the numbers a tiny bit. I bet the data for AMD is way off on the survey.
You're supposed to do something for them to know what card you have? I didn't even know
You don't need a notification, you can just scan your hardware on steam and it will show up in the results
FR
Can confirm
Amd has become an extremely good deal now, they are almost neck to neck with nvidia
Arguably they are better, they perform less yes, but they cost A LOT LESS, and are not as power hungry
@@KShauryaDwivedi 100% agree I regret spending that much money on an rtx 3060ti (got it around 2021 end)
@@KShauryaDwivedi less power hungry lol. The 4000 series have way better efficiency than the 7000 series. There were even situations where the 4080 uses less power than the 7900 XT and the 4090 using less lower than the XTX.
@@RainKing048 no, amd is better overall. Yes in some situations 4000 series is better but still. Also the 4090 pins literally melt under high power consumption
@@KShauryaDwivedi No they don't? Stop making shit up. The issue was because of improper connection, not because of the high power usage. Besides, the PCI-E power cables we know today could also melt if a very high wattage load is applied.
Unlike AMD, Nvidia didn't hesitate with accepting RMA requests from the beginning even if it's user error. Whereas AMD were in denial about their defective cards and denied RMA requests. Until now, they have not indicated which batches are defective and some users are still reporting they're having hotspot issues for a newly bought reference card.
I've had a 3060 for quite a few years now.
this is actually really good, while everyone is glued into the star of the show, ill sneakily steal an amd card
i switched to amd this year and i am in love with my gpu
@@brucewayne_ind bruh i bought my rx 580 in 2019 and still no problem
@Arrow i don't know if i am lucky ... havn't had a problem till now.
Last nvidia gpu i had was a 780ti, I remember it was amazing at the time but then they dropped support for it(didnt even support dx12) and soon it was losing to amd r9 290x... Since then always bought amd, had a vega 64 which i sold during the mining craze for a lot of money, now got a 6800 xt and its all great, beats its nvidia counterpart in rasterization almost 100% of the time, dont care personally about ray tracing and any upscaling tech, im paying full price for full resolution
@@markojovanovic9651 as someone who just wants to play games at over 100 fps is it a good option?
@@CASA-dy4vsif you aren’t doing 4k or 1440p you can probably play on ultra settings in every game forever or at least a long ass time as it’s a 2k gpu that can do some decent 4k for me it was only 400$ with tax without tax it was 360 so not too crazy expensive like a 4090
I have a GT 610, am I cooked?
Yes
@@Alexander.alhaidairy frfr
@@_irfan_davd1hopefully someday you get a better gpu like a 1650 or 3050 or maybe even the 1660
Budget badass here!! I only need a £100 PC, 1080p screen and i can play most of what i want.
My admittedly ancient 1060 is a bit long in the tooth, as is my 9th gen i5, but i mostly play retro games and maybe AAAs from 10 years ago. So just like most people, I'm still playing Skyrim and Fallout 3/New Vegas on ultra settings and my machine will comfortably play most emulators out there.
I'm capable of putting together something much more up-to-date, but i enjoy hunting down well priced components and have a warm feeling inside when i remember my PC actually cost less then a current gen AAA game on Steam! 🙂 It helps that I've been building PCs for a long-ass time. Since the days Pentium II CPU came on cards like a modern GPU, in fact.
Me: "But, Does That Works With Linux?"
Universe: Yes.
Me: "Then Gimme That Sh*t!"
selective surveying by steam
No
Not really. AMD GPUs are good, but nobody's buying them due to Nvidia's vice grip on the market.
@@notlNSIGHT I dont think thats true and that doesn't make any sense.
@daytimerocker3808 it does as nvida was always seen as the better option by many people so they won't switch to amd unless they are forced to which isn't happening soon
@@judy_485i have a ryzen but with nvidia gpu. I dont see nvidia as having better hardware but more like I have the perception of amd having bad drivers that kept me from buying from them. If they can be consistent in a couple of years, then sure
I don’t know to either be happy that gaming is at a point that a cheap gpu is more than enough for most or be sad that gpu prices have caused the level of gpu for the average gamer has dropped
Im just sticking with a ryzen 5 5600g because it’s good enough for me and the gpu market felt so menacing for a first time build
as a user with a 1060 its so versatile right now its cheap and good and can run any game i throw at it
I’m rocking a 4650G pro right now. I’m old so all of the games of my era (95-05) run just fine maxed out, but I’m saving for a GPU to get into more modern games.
Didn't know 1050ti which I have is still so popular lol
It was released with literally zero competitors. That is why.
You see, the reason it is popular is because just like you, a lot of people haven't upgraded since lol it was legit the best mid-range card at the time by a mile
You know the Ryzen 4070 is also a great pick.
bro this is a video from 1 year ago :skull:
Integrated radeon vega rules.
I played some of the best stories on my old laptop with that on board.
Including Witcher trilogy, Watch Dogs 1 and 2
Vega 8 user here ;)
Hey Zach, I’m an engineering student looking to get into a PC that’s good for 3D modeling, drafting, and mechanical design. I’m also a gamer and wanted to know if there are any PC builds that would be good for my student life and my gaming life. Keep up the videos man, they’ve helped me out a ton 🔥
The 1650 has been working very well for me, the problem is that I don’t know how to compare it to a different one so I probably won’t be able to upgrade for a while. I wanna try and switch to AMD just to play sot but idk how to compare cards
I still love my Aio cooled 6900xt. They are great cards and don’t use half the power as a Nvidia GPUS
My air cooled 6900 XT is great. A nice Undervolt and I get the best of performance AND low wattage.
Bro just learned that not everyone has thousand dollars worth of pc
This short is being brought to you by: The Nvida Fanboys Of America.
its because everyone yells “NVIDIA BETTER BOOO” thats a streamer/player with a reputation and money. us more budget minded that know amd cards are just as good for lower prices rock them.
I’m still rocking my gtx1060 6tb and proud of it!!
Dayumn where did you find a 6 terabyte model! 😱
@@Trilogytunes Typo 6gb. 😂
@@Trilogytunes found it on wish brutha! The best ever, outperforms a 4090!
Oh wow! A 6 tb gtx 1060? That thing must have a lot of future proofing. Too bad it's overshadowed by my 11 petabyte gtx 1080 ti!
😱😱😱😱😱
This is sad, because we NEED more competition to drag NVIDIA prices DOWN
Yea I have a 1650 super. I upgraded from the 950 in January 2020 so it’s time to upgrade again but I think most ppl aren’t looking for super top end hardware because it’s too expensive. The major market is always going to be in the middle
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Here.😅
R9 290 Sapphire from 2015 4GB GDDR5
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@luminousghost9385 iGPU
The 1650 and the 1660 super are amazing value cards
It was an entry level choice for most gaming laptops then, I still have it and it plays so called old OP games good enough.
as someone who uses a 1650, its such a good budget gpu
As someone rocking a laptop 1650 I can confirm
Amd is underrated
Considering the fact that my 1650 can get most of my stuff done, I think this was a fair info a year ago. Note that most GPUs two years back were expensive, so if a 1650 can get stuff done, it will be sold the most.
I just bought a custom PC last week with a 4090 until it arrives I’m rocking my 1060 with pride
Nice bro what’s its cpu and ram?
Nvidia < AMD
ikr
Amd is the goat in terms of price to performance
Price to performance wise AMD is usually the #1 pick; as companies however they have both done scummy things during the mining craze but Nvidia hiked their prices way more than AMD, so I’d say Nvidia is worse.
I just wish AMD GPUs had better ray tracing performance since my 3090 still keeps up with the 7900XTX lol.
price to console department also 😂
Wrong. They only win in price to performance. Imagine not having the best gpu ever, #NOTAMD #4090 😊
I actually assumed it was the 1650, it was also my first GPU
Can we please just collectively agree to call the new Intel CPUs “Core u9, Core u7, ect). Ultra is so dumb
I don't understand why everyone is surprised that the lower end cards are so popular when the surveys are worldwide participation...
These struggle with 1080p💀
2060 is actually great for 1080, i average about 85-120 fps on modern games
@@-Wraith that is straight up a cap
@syrex9816 if you enjoy low fps gaming sure
I have GTX 1660 i can play any game in 1080p that is enough for me, even if it is low settings in latest games and old games high or ultra settings.
So you actually someone who is using a sub-200€ card from 2019 is actually paying 70€ for the most recent games? LMAO I have a 1650 Super and other than FH5 the most recent game I have is BFV from like 2019...most of them being from 2017-2018 at most. Fuck paying more than 20€ for a game unless it's a really good quality game (Paid 40€ for the Halo MCC, worth every penny and I can play it at 4K!)
Just checked rn and it says that the 3060 its at top with a 10% total users
Thats the power of reputation people! Believe it....
Absolutely perfect loop.
people just ride nvidia
Meat rider
I will all day 😂 #4090
@@bloxosscause everyone has $1600++ right? Get off of Nvidia's dick.
@bloxoss if you aren't rich and pay nearly 2k for a gpu, you have no control of your life
you just mad amd is straight garbage my brother has a newer amd card than my 1060 and my card still out performs his proving nivida to be better
This is because MOST budget "gaming" laptops have the GTX 1650
It would mark it as LAPTOP.
1650 laptops perfom the same as desktop 1650(techpowerup 1650m gpu), if not better. It's gaming laptop if you consider 1650 desktop a gaming card.
I had a 1060 for I don’t know how many years, thing is bulletproof and held up well with some modern titles
People sleep too much on amd. The 1650 is a 4gb vram card for about 200. Maybe 150 these days. This is what I use to have. The Radeon rx 580 is an 8gb vram card for only 100. Twice the power half the price. But people rather pay for names
i have Rx 6600 best value for money
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fr nvidia has shit price to performance
To get a similar price on team green you have to get like a 3050 smh
@@georgejenson7402 yeah lol and the 3050 is a 1650 with rtx that will probably wont even work that well
@@spagettete_ true
@@emiliosp526 ya bro
Steam hardware survey is notoriously unreliable. Just sayin'
Bruh, the data from the steam user. They know what you running on your PC.
It’s from the steam user, it’s easily the easiest way to gather data. Plus multiple sources have confirmed Nvidia has ww over 85% market share. EZ AMD L 😂😂😂
@@bloxoss Only because most gamers don't even do the survey.
@@_mike628 It may be from Steam users.... But only the ones who participate. So many just click no and move along.
@@notlNSIGHT It will still get your hardware info like any other software or people just love steam that they did that survey
That's crazy because I have always been a radeon man and never even consider nvidia cards. Maybe my stubborn ways will change.
i use a 7 year old 1070 and it still runs fantastic!
The ryzen 4070 is the most popular one
And that’s why AMD won’t break into the market- it’s better to just buy a used card in terms of value, and AMD doesn’t even exist in that space.
Internet cafes, baby. That's what's carrying NVIDIA
@@notlNSIGHT well then perhaps AMD should start selling their GPU's cheap enough to compete, then.
@@hoverbike amd gpus are literally significantly cheaper then Nvidia right now what are you on about
The 6700xt goes for $320 new sometimes while the 3060-ti is like $420 and the 3070 $520
@@AncientED5no s, I have bought 3060 ti for just 300$
@@notlNSIGHT not true in the slightest you just mad amd is straight garbage my brother has a newer amd card than my 1060 and my card still out performs his proving nivida to be better
I have AMD Radeon RX 6850M XT, and I fall in love...
It was exactly what I thought.
The most popular is the ryzen 4070
I dont see a lot of amd gpus in laptops lol but there a better option for the price any budget card from nvidia is destroyed by amd the 6000 series cards are way better in price and performance
Imagine buying amd, poor
@@bloxoss huh
@@bloxossyes keep spending your mums money on rtx 4060s and tell your mum that its an investment
@@bloxossbro you are literally commenting shit about amd dont worry we wont speak bad about ur 3050 RTX card
I have 1650ti laptop version, and its preety good for gaming
I expected the 1660. I'm surprised to see it so low down, even way below the ti and super variants. And cudos for the 1060 in second place. What a trooper.
Only 5 percent of gpu is an amd gpu it makes Sense
That's because its tracked on an api and amd doesn't send notifications to do the tracker so nvidia users input there gpu but most amd don't in terms of sales it closer to 40🟥/60🟩
Yup
Also nivida is also just better
@@steezykane4738 - dick rider
Not anymore
This literally speaks to how much Nvidia graphics cards are flooding the market. Seems like the AMD gpu's are harder to come by while Nvidia is flooding the resale market🤣🤣. Speaks to AMD quality or at least how much people like their AMD GPU'S compared to Nvidia 🤣🤣🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
fun fact : Every console use AMD cpu gpu combination these days
@A Google User has nothing to do with the topic but ok... lmfao
AMD should stick to consoles 😂 #ripradeon
@bloxoss u obviously don't know how the resale market works🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀. The more Nvidia gpu's on the market means lower prices!! Meaning more people r getting rid of Nvidia's gpu while AMD has a higher retention wit owners thus the higher price in the resale market!! Seems like AMD is doin jus fine🤣🤣🤣💀💀
@@geekedstoner4209 "higher price in resale market" 💀 meanwhile RX 6700 XT going as low as $200
Yay I have 2 in the top 5 but it's not really a flex. 1650 refresh from 2021 works great with a 6th gen i7 and up. It's a great setup for kid's first build without breaking the bank.
I have 1650. The reason I have this card is I bought it in 2022, it was all my budget (150$) and other cards' cost ranged from 300$ to 600$. 1660 was also was too expensive for me.
I mean, even if i had the money, i don't feel like spending $1k+ on a GPU.
Maybe because many prebuilt pc uses gtx1650
Rather than popular, I feel like a lot of gaming laptops from mid 2019 - mid 2020 are using GTX 1650, and their number of gaming laptop bought just skyrocketed in 2020 due to the pandemic
Still rocking my 580 👍
It's exactly what I thought
It was exactly what I thought
Pro PC bulider finds out people use cheap graphics cards
Turns out it actually was the card I was thinking...
It was what everyone tought
See even RTX 3050 on the top 10 of the list, for what ever reason people hating on them
Probably alll mining somewhere lmao
I used to be one of those Gtx 1650 users