“Ti is short for ‘titanium’” for life! If I ever join the tEe-EyE gang I’m going all in and referring to Super variants as S-U-P-E-R 🤣 And thank you! As much of a slog as it is to produce these things - I’m terrible with a camera and worse with Resolve lol - it really does mean a lot to see positive feedback!
That may have at least a *little* something to do with some jackwagon uploading a video about it two weeks ago. Also highly region dependent. There are always a few dozen listed on US eBay, though prices will range from $25ish to a buy-it-now price of $140, the latter of which I have to assume is a joke.
I would guess it would easily do 150+ but I haven’t really benchmarked Valorant in forever. When I tested the GTS 450, which is objectively less powerful card, it pushed like 180fps on average.
Not sure if this is a question you can answer but Would this card be better than Intel® UHD Graphics 730? I don’t really need to game. I’m more interested in transcoding for Plex since I have a i3-12100 in my NAS.
It’s got the AMD VCE hardware transcoding solution, so it should perform well for Plex transcoding. Although I can’t say if it’ll do anything better than Intel QSV will, although for continuous transcode (for media streaming) it will likely manage thermals better.
Congratulations on the channel, can you help me with a question? I'm writing from Brazil, I'm thinking about purchasing an amd pro 4gb wx3200, will it be a good choice? my computer is a Ryzen 5 5600GT 1T of storage with 32 Gb of ram. thank you for your attention
I have this GPU in my Media PC, which has an i7-4770 and 16GBs of DDR3 memory. I got it for $16 on ebay in June of 2023. It was quite the buy. Works well for what I do with the PC, which is primarily media consumption and emulation. It won't wow ya with gaming performance in many modern titles, but it gets the job done.
I’ve been weighing whether I want to check out the WX 4100 or 3200! On paper they *should* be similar, just can’t decide which to pull the trigger on… And thank you!
Very true! Although $20/pr for fans (I priced these out) vs $30 for the whole card makes it a difficult proposition...and the 750Ti would still be old at the end of the day. If you have one already, definitely worth a look; if you're looking to buy a card for a dumpster Dell conversion, though, probably not. That said, I do have a plan for this one!
There is also the K2200 that you could compare with this gpu (basically the quadro version of the 750ti) that has 4 gigabytes of vram, no power connector, support almost full dx12 and is dirt cheap but no LP bracket unfortunately
Lucky for me, I have one! Seriously lol And a K2000! I have shelves of old workstation cards, from dumpster tier units like the NVS295 (worse than a GT210!) and Quadro 600 up through one-time powerhouses like the W7100, W9100, and WX7100.
if not for the silly price w4300 radeon pro would be a better match for this one for some reason those are either sold on scalper prices or really cheap and disapear but you can find oem 4gb rx550 for les and that is basically what this is in my area wx4100 is also cheaper at twice the performance
old games prove how companies are fooling us through driver gimping. ofc 1080ti doesn't get driver updates and gets beaten by the 3060 but in old games it destroys even the 4060
But "Ti" as shorthand for "titanium" has been pronounced as a monosyllabic word, "tie", for sixty years. At least in the American English lexicon. Before the 560Ti launched I'd never even heard someone say Ti as "tee eye". The 3090Ti unveiling also explicitly made it "3090 'tie'". But if you want to call it a "tee eye", I'm not gonna stop you. In response, though, all Super variants reviewed henceforth will be pronounced as "ess ewe pee ee arr" variants on the channel, though 🤪
Yup, Ti for Titanium, the branding they creatively “borrowed” from Texas Instruments while trying to edgelord in the early 2000s, presumably because adding an X onto GT was no longer edgy enough.
Hey if you want to be team “tee eye”, that’s your prerogative! …we cyclists have always known Ti was short for “titanium”, a material which we’ve been calling “ti” since it hit the market.
After it “crashes” does Adrenaline say that there are no compatible video cards found, or something like that? If that’s the case it’s Windows and is a suuuuuper easy fix.
I can’t say I ever had that happen. What drivers, specifically? If you’re using the 24.3.1 drivers, try the Pro drivers instead (23.Q4 or whatever?). Two other things to try: In your system settings, disable Windows autodetecting and installing drivers. That fixes 95% of issues with Radeon cards. The other is to install the atikmdag patch. Fixes most other AMD crash issues.
@@Sneezr That error I did experience. Okay, then DDU and try 24.3.1 for Polaris/Vega. *Then* go into your system settings and disable auto installing drivers.
"750 Tai" Lol. (Great video btw)
“Ti is short for ‘titanium’” for life!
If I ever join the tEe-EyE gang I’m going all in and referring to Super variants as S-U-P-E-R 🤣
And thank you! As much of a slog as it is to produce these things - I’m terrible with a camera and worse with Resolve lol - it really does mean a lot to see positive feedback!
this card is more elusive on the used market than my dad
That may have at least a *little* something to do with some jackwagon uploading a video about it two weeks ago.
Also highly region dependent. There are always a few dozen listed on US eBay, though prices will range from $25ish to a buy-it-now price of $140, the latter of which I have to assume is a joke.
Why is your dad in the used market?
How much do you think it would get on valorant? Theres one for £35 (~$46) that I might buy, it seems a good value for the market in uk
I would guess it would easily do 150+ but I haven’t really benchmarked Valorant in forever.
When I tested the GTS 450, which is objectively less powerful card, it pushed like 180fps on average.
Not sure if this is a question you can answer but Would this card be better than Intel® UHD Graphics 730? I don’t really need to game. I’m more interested in transcoding for Plex since I have a i3-12100 in my NAS.
It’s got the AMD VCE hardware transcoding solution, so it should perform well for Plex transcoding. Although I can’t say if it’ll do anything better than Intel QSV will, although for continuous transcode (for media streaming) it will likely manage thermals better.
Congratulations on the channel, can you help me with a question? I'm writing from Brazil, I'm thinking about purchasing an amd pro 4gb wx3200, will it be a good choice? my computer is a Ryzen 5 5600GT 1T of storage with 32 Gb of ram. thank you for your attention
A WX3200 is a pretty big step up from the iGPU on the 5600G. If you can get one inexpensive enough, go for it!
I have this GPU in my Media PC, which has an i7-4770 and 16GBs of DDR3 memory. I got it for $16 on ebay in June of 2023. It was quite the buy. Works well for what I do with the PC, which is primarily media consumption and emulation. It won't wow ya with gaming performance in many modern titles, but it gets the job done.
Great video
Thank you!
Check out the WX 3200. It is around $50 but is way faster than this one. Great video BTW...
I’ve been weighing whether I want to check out the WX 4100 or 3200! On paper they *should* be similar, just can’t decide which to pull the trigger on…
And thank you!
Thanks again, its my old card still love it
You can always buy new fans off of Aliexpress - it's what I did when they died on my GTX 1650.
Very true! Although $20/pr for fans (I priced these out) vs $30 for the whole card makes it a difficult proposition...and the 750Ti would still be old at the end of the day. If you have one already, definitely worth a look; if you're looking to buy a card for a dumpster Dell conversion, though, probably not.
That said, I do have a plan for this one!
@@doesitgamei hat only buy on times new fans for my 770 AMP! and the are cheaps 10$ for 2 Fans
There is also the K2200 that you could compare with this gpu (basically the quadro version of the 750ti) that has 4 gigabytes of vram, no power connector, support almost full dx12 and is dirt cheap but no LP bracket unfortunately
Lucky for me, I have one! Seriously lol
And a K2000!
I have shelves of old workstation cards, from dumpster tier units like the NVS295 (worse than a GT210!) and Quadro 600 up through one-time powerhouses like the W7100, W9100, and WX7100.
if not for the silly price w4300 radeon pro would be a better match for this one
for some reason those are either sold on scalper prices or really cheap and disapear
but you can find oem 4gb rx550 for les and that is basically what this is
in my area wx4100 is also cheaper at twice the performance
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old games prove how companies are fooling us through driver gimping. ofc 1080ti doesn't get driver updates and gets beaten by the 3060 but in old games it destroys even the 4060
Its a tee eye, btw
Nope, it's a "Ti", for "Titanium". Even Nvidia has clarified that.
T.I. is a rapper.
@@doesitgame He is short for helium and no one says it as heee we usually say aitch eee :)
But "Ti" as shorthand for "titanium" has been pronounced as a monosyllabic word, "tie", for sixty years. At least in the American English lexicon. Before the 560Ti launched I'd never even heard someone say Ti as "tee eye".
The 3090Ti unveiling also explicitly made it "3090 'tie'".
But if you want to call it a "tee eye", I'm not gonna stop you. In response, though, all Super variants reviewed henceforth will be pronounced as "ess ewe pee ee arr" variants on the channel, though 🤪
@@doesitgame reminds me i need to get some heeeeee filled balloons
Moving up the periodic table containing titanium we have :
Are eff
Aitch eff
Zee are
And finally tie
Lol :)
ahh yes tie
Yup, Ti for Titanium, the branding they creatively “borrowed” from Texas Instruments while trying to edgelord in the early 2000s, presumably because adding an X onto GT was no longer edgy enough.
very creative move from nvidia@@doesitgame
Not much storage for an ssd. Like its built in cooling though ;)
2TB is all I'm willing to spend money on for a test bench lol
@@doesitgame apologies i was making a rubbish joke. The gfx card looks a bit like an ssd :(
@@jesuschrist2284 Oh 🤣
Now that you mention it, I think my NVMe RAID card *is* bigger than the Radeon...
Someones been listening too much to how Jensen pronounces Ti
Hey if you want to be team “tee eye”, that’s your prerogative!
…we cyclists have always known Ti was short for “titanium”, a material which we’ve been calling “ti” since it hit the market.
yeah no this video card sucks, it wont stop crashing my pc
After it “crashes” does Adrenaline say that there are no compatible video cards found, or something like that?
If that’s the case it’s Windows and is a suuuuuper easy fix.
@@doesitgame no usually it just says it crashes and tries to make me file a crash report
I can’t say I ever had that happen. What drivers, specifically? If you’re using the 24.3.1 drivers, try the Pro drivers instead (23.Q4 or whatever?).
Two other things to try:
In your system settings, disable Windows autodetecting and installing drivers. That fixes 95% of issues with Radeon cards.
The other is to install the atikmdag patch. Fixes most other AMD crash issues.
@@doesitgame I’m on 24.Q1, and when I get raindbow six seige it says the drivers need updating or not supported, but they are up to date
@@Sneezr That error I did experience. Okay, then DDU and try 24.3.1 for Polaris/Vega. *Then* go into your system settings and disable auto installing drivers.
Accualy good card for testing, thanks 🫡