AMD Radeon RX 7800XT GPU Hits Different!
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- AMD RX 7800 XT Unboxing + First Impressions! This is a well priced GPU even though it's not a major upgrade from last years 6800 XT.
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“Mid range” is extremely stretched now
I was about to say lol
This man gets these sample cards for free, there’s a reason he calls them mid range.
seriously, im upgrading from my 1080ti to this, and have seen over 2x performance and hes calling this mid ranged lol
The 1080 ti was one of the highest end gpus of its time, yet this “mid range” card is the same price
IMO any NVIDIA OR AMD GPU with "60, 70" or "600, 700" in it's name is mid range and anything with an "80" or "800" and above is high end. At the time of release obviously
A few percent faster than the 6800 xt for a $150 discount and lower power draw is a W in my books. Plus it’s not like you could even buy a 6800 xt at $650 for the best part of 3 years. 7800 xt definitely best value gpu this generation
Agreeed!
Lmfao
RX 6800 XT has been available at lower price for the past six months than the RX 7800 XT.
@@Pawcio2115 not really? There were only a few models that actually dropped below $500 and that was temporary, by now the stock is going to be gone soon and the 7800xt is available so there is no reason to buy a 6800xt at this point if you didnt already buy one
@@Dell-ol6hb I'm not saying it's better to buy the 6800 XT because it's not but. I'm saying the 7800 XT should be faster because it's 3 years difference.
@@Pawcio2115 It has not been consistently available for that price for the past six months, especially outside of the US.
There are no bad cards, just bad pricing. If the 7800xt was priced 600$ it would suck. If the 4070 was priced 450 it would be an incredible card. But amd hit the nail on the head with their 7800xt pricing but ngreedia priced it like usual
Nvidia isn’t trying to make price to performance as a selling point for this generation of cards, the only thing that’s outstanding is the 4090 because it’s the fastest card. The rest only got dlss 3/frame gen and Ray tracing as their advertising points
You are not wrong. That said was forced to buy a GPU during the covid price hike so kinda think its a good price seeing my 6700XT cost me a fortune... :(
I saw a 4070ti model for almost $900! I would just get a 7900XTX at that point Jesus christ nvidia is wild n out
@@headphonesz6527It's these people willing to go broke for better ray tracing performance. I honestly could care less about Ray tracing. I will care about it more in a few generations when it isn't a 75% performance hit
@RobertNicholson-kh2lk Exactly! As someone who is used to high framerates, I don't like the performance hit. I will take 200fps no RT vs 80fps with RT
Love this card. Can run all my games at ultra settings at 1440p.
Yeah can clock over 100 fps which is really not bad , if u play at 1440p
And temp sets max 73-76 Celsius (sry I am no merican 😁)
I can live with that
Same great card. Can do 4K 60fps ultra on most games as well.
@@simracingchannel7691 Lucky u 🙌
Far above a midrange gpu the 4080 only gets about 15 more fps
And 4090 exist so it’s mid the bar is always moving. It’s high mid range
Gotta say, hitting 100s on my 3440 x 1440 monitor, impressive card
Dont forget you get 10-15% more performance when you combo it with an amd cpu especially a 7800x3d or 5800x3d.
A 5800x3d isn't worth it anymore. If you can't afford a 7800x3d just get a 7600x and buy a better CPU next generation since it will still be able to use the same motherboard as a 7600x
@@RockBandPlayer84 mine is working just fine upgrading would be pointless. Maybe 8000 will be worth the upgrade
@@03Edgar If you already bought one then yeah a 5800x3d is a great CPU but I'm talking about people who are shopping for a new PC. 5800x3d uses a motherboard that doesn't have a future upgrade path
@@RockBandPlayer84 i totally agree even the 5600x3d and 5700x3d is pointless but i guess its for a different market or just extra-chips they had laying around. Most def the 7800x3d is the way pay the extra 50$ lol
@@RockBandPlayer84 it's worth it if you are already on the am4 platform and are looking to upgrade an existing PC. if buying a new PC however, then yea am5 is the way to go.
mid range gpu ahahahahah
Well they are… they are the middle of the range of this generations cards. That’s what that means.
Should I return my 7700xt and get 7800 have a couple days too return to micro center
Yes, get the 7800xt. You get more vram and better performance for a relatively small difference in price
personally i think amd decided to price the 7800xt at $500 and (basically) make it the same as the 6800xt to say that theyre giving a better card than the 6800xt for only $500 ($450 as of this comment). keep in the mind 6800xt msrp was $650 and it went through the 2021 and 2022 price gouging era
I hate looks but performance is crazy on my ultrawide 3440x1440 max
The XFX one looks awesome. That's what I got.
“Midrange” kinda crazy this thing gives the same performance as a 3080 (obviously not including shit like ray tracing)
u can find 4070 and 7800xt on the same price depends pn the cooler brand. also when it comes to RT tha +100 worth it, also u have dlss,fsr, and u are more supported in creative works, and the most games are more optimalized on nvidia
I have a 6800xt and want the 7900GRE next hopefully this Christmas
The jump is too small, dont do that.
7800xt is not really faster than your 6800xt and the gre will only best it by 10-12%. At least go for the 7900xt that will give you at least 32%
Do NOT buy the normal version of sapphire buy merc 319 or even hellhound if you can better temp less noise
I remember I didn’t know a thing about a pc and my buddy helped me get a 6600xt and a year later now he’s gona help me set up my 4090 7800x3d 😭 how times change
Hit the lotto? Lol
It should be used for at least 2 years, unless you are filthy rich.
Bro went from a budget PC to a high-end PC in a year. Bro must've hit the lotto or something. Spending
4k - 5k on a PC ain't something your average person can afford.
@@a6893_ I sold my first pc
@@welkingd2882 I was already saving up for a motorcycle but I went the safe route
Inflation isn’t an excuse for greed and post mining scalping prices remaining. Also notice how only gpus get to get away with regression and stagnation for horrible pricing. Mid range should be $400
This GPU now is on par with 3080 Ti, what mid range?
Sapphire pure (white) vs nitro (black)?
I dont really care about the colors since my chassis is closed anyway, just wanna know any performance differences.
The ONLY REASON i didnt get that particular model was tech yes city said to get a better cooler cuz that one can heat up easily. IT JUST LOOKS SOOOO FKIN GOOOODD
Last year's 6800xt?
Meant to say last gen. Either way its the one previous to the 7800 XT
@@MatthewMoniz hey Matthew, I'm thinking of buying it. To hell with similar to 6800xt performance, it's got to be better than a gtx 1660! Top job. Keep up the good work 💪
@@andylynn7884it's as good as a 3080 and better than a 4070
@@MatthewMoniz A pretty big mistake, worth fixing and re-uploading the clip over
@@syncmonismnah, the option last year was still a 6800xt, so its true in a fashion.
What company makes this specific card style
Not sure if you found out yet. I believe that looks like the Sapphire version of the card
you can buy that card on amd’s website
In South-Est of Europe,the RX 7800XT is selling at about:662 Euro 💶,that's a high price compared with USA,or other countries.
As allways here the prices of new released gpu,cpu or other components are higher.
We cannot benefit of lower prices like in the rest of the countryies.
Our salaries are not in 💶,and most of us have, if we convert in euro 500-800 income per month.
So we have to work a month to be able to spend our salary for a good gpu,for example.
This is not fair.
Everything costs more in Europe and Especially where i live in Bulgaria, almost is 200 $ more, because of tax, i don't understand this tax when it comes from Taiwan
@@TheodorTheDragonSlayer Same here in philippines.. freaking expensive..
In India, $400 is considered to be "above average" most of people earn $250 per month.
Should i get a €500 7800 xt or pay €100 more for 7900 gre
Do you think I will notice any performance loss by going for the reference model instead of the likes of the Hellhound?
So anything under a 4090 is considered “mid Range” now? Got it.
Or anything under 4080
Inflation has been higher than normal in the last three years, and that's at least mostly not AMD's fault. The dollar isn't worth as much as it used to be, like it or not.
A lot of people are comparing pricing of the new cards to the current and heavily discounted prices of the previous gen 6000 series, not realizing that those cards are only priced that way so that they can remain competitive with the new generation cards (such as the RTX 4070 which already released a few months ago).
The 6800 XT was 650 USD when it launched in 2020, which is equivalent to about 770 USD today, so the 7800 XT is more than 33% cheaper, with about the same performance, and that's more than a 50% improvement in performance per dollar.
However, it's arguably more appropriate to compare the 7800 XT to the 6700 XT, or to whatever the best value cards of the previous generation were. The 6700 XT launched at 480 USD in early 2021, and that's equivalent to about 540 USD today. The 7800 XT is 43% faster, has 33% more Vram, a lot more memory bandwidth, the quality of the coolers seems to be better on most models, and there are also some additional benefits of the new architecture, and for a LOWER price if you adjust for inflation. However, the 6700 XT was probably originally planned to launch at a lower price than that, likely very close to 430, which is equivalent to about 485 USD today.
500 USD today is equivalent to about 420 USD in 2019, when the 5700 XT first launched at 400 USD, and was widely praised as offering very good value at the time. The 7800 XT is about 90% faster, and has double the Vram.
Progress in value is definitely still happening. The rate of progress is definitely slowing, and we should definitely be as critical as possible toward these companies, their products, and their pricing, but, if you want to make an argument that the price of a product is too high, you have to use accurate information and sound arguments.
It also sucks that average incomes haven't kept pace with inflation, and I think we can give some portion of blame to AMD for their role in that, but it's primarily not their fault, not unless Lisa Su is even more of a mad genius than we already know she is, and she's somehow secretly controlling the global economy XD XD XD
So where is the progress? You're only looking at prices but where is the upgraded technology?
What's the max Gen for a ryzen 5 5500? ... I want to get a 6800xt or 6950xt.. I'm guessing I'll have to get a ryzen 7 at least?
if a 4070 competetor is a mid range tf is top range ?
4080? 4090? 7900xt and xtx? pretty obvious
@@jelousjake3500 the 7800 xt is in the middle of midrange to highend but in no way is it only a midrange
okay? you just said yourself its at the top of the midrange, so it is not in the top range? i was listing the top range of cards@@tbrick4970
@@tbrick4970you said “middle of “midrange” to high end” so it definitely falls into the midrange it might be the best of the midrange or high midrange but all of those have midrange in them. If you limit your gpu selection to the past 24 months of releases it’s a lot different than the entire gpu market.
I'm thinking about the 7700xt to replace my EVGA 1070 😅
Not a bad option but honestly with the price difference, I'd definitely recommend the 7800xt vs the 7700xt
@jacobfausnight1180 I start to fall in a loop when I do this, I then go, maybe I'll spend 50 bucks more and get the GRE. If I get the GRE, I might as well get the..... etc. Price just goes up and up.
2017 is when I bought my open box 1070 for $399. I think with the 7700xt specs and my 144hz 1080p monitor, I'll be good for the next few years. It'll be a good time to wait and hunt for a 1440p monitor as well. By then, I'm sure a fair few new cards will come out and the used market will be ripe for the plucking. 👌
@@b-ranthatway8066 Yes, of course that makes perfect sense. Just keep in mind, if you plan to keep using your new GPU for a long time (as long as possible) vram is very important. I made that mistake when I bought my 3070 that only has 8GB vram. Sure, it's fine for now but I know for a fact that I will soon have issues with the vram. I should have gone with AMD.
@jacobfausnight1180 Very true and I've always wanted to stream games since I wad a young adult, but never had the money or tech to do so. I still don't have money, but I'm able to afford some decent tech 😅 I wish I had a micro center nearby, but I might slide by a Best Buy and see what they have in stock. (I miss Fry's)
The ASUS TUF version 7800 XT is the best one to buy, simply because it runs so much cooler & quiet than other 7800 XT cards on the market currently.
Sapphire Nitro beats it in cooling performance
I dont get what mid range means anymore i guess
Thanks for referring to it as QHD instead of the common but incorrect term "2k"
How is this a mid range card? 😂
Im looking at the RX7900 GRE to replace my RTX 3060
Its high card not mid
nyone knows if the technologies and driver shouldn increase rt. Performance of 7800xt?
mid range? wtf
$600 USD for a mid range gpu? You are nuts
I just bought that after upgrading from my gtx 970
How do you buy reference card of the 7800xt? i can see Saphire makes the card but packaged Saphire not like the one on this video.
Dont think you can get the OG AMD version and its package. So think Sapphires offer is the only choice you have.
That said, got the refrence model and would say if you have the space go for a hellhound as it will sound way less and still cool better. plus you get a smal out of the box clock :)
Still
I'll wait for RX 8000 until I Upgrade my RX 6800
Same. I'm currently running an rtx 3070 but I plan to build a new PC in about 1.5-2 years going all AMD with an Rx 8000 card and transitioning from AM4 to AM5 with the new build. I definitely plan to get an X3D CPU too
@@jacobfausnight1180 I think i'll keep am4 and Upgrade to an r7 5800x3D
Should be pretty cheap then
@@mariandecker3942 It depends on what CPU you currently have. With the 5700x3D being $205 and the 5800x3D being $297 right now (in my area at least) I'd honestly recommend going with the 5700x3D because there is very minimal performance difference between the two and the 5700x3D is excellent value for the dollar. I'm currently running a 5600x but I personally don't want to spend out extra on my build to max out AM4 when I can just wait and spend it on the new, much faster, and much more upgradeable AM5 in the near future. That's my own opinion with my own situation. Idk what CPU you're running or what situation you're in
too bad theres no dual slot version of 7800xt most of them does not fit on a itx build sadly
theres a sapphire pulse model thats 2 fan model
5700 XT from ali express 🗿
Hello sir, may i know what is dimension of this gpu. I want to put this gpu into my ZS A4S case. Its pretty hard to find high end nowadays gpu into my itx case. Hope u can help😊
wont fit, not much will.. get a bigger case, i.e. nr200p or dan a4 h20
tq bro@@islanddev4893
I'm brand new to pc's. I wanna build and buy my first own pc. So I have an amd radeon rx 7800xt but don't know which amd cpu I should pair it with. I have water cooling aswell
Got a Motherboard and ram already?
Get r5 5600x not a bad start good budget
7800xt is almost same as 6950xt in many games
7900 gre is also good
Who the fuck cares if it is mid or high? If plays games perfectly. Not everyone is made of money 🙄
In terms of pricing it competes with the 4070 in terms of performance it competes with the 4070 Ti or Ti Super. Honestly I don’t think the 7800XT is worth it when it gets beat in some titles by the 6800 XT
Does the Sapphire AMD Radeon™ RX 7800 XT Gaming has coil whine?
I have the sapphire 7800xt two fan model and it’s been flawless. No fan noise either, No overheating.
@@Dogtanyun yo thanks for replying
@@r26ix no worries it´s a great card but if you push it to the limit (which I did last night) you will hear it, But it still sounded smooth. Obviusly any hardware you push to it´s limits will fail eventually (mine is still perfect). I use it with a 5800x3d and it can handle 4k with everything i´ve thrown at it. I can give you tips on undervalting if you need help.
Got mine on sale for 299
The thing I don't get about this card is why is it called an XT. It's priced and performs like you would have expected a regular rx 7800 to.
I think AMD decided to not continue the non XT and only keep XT and XTX?
@@galihpratama592
Nah they usually drop the non XTs later on in the generations lifetime.
Undervolted 7800xt draws 230-250w.
My undervolted 4070 consumes 90-130w(4k 60 fps locked). I'd get my 50$ back in a year. So if you're planning to use it for 5 years or longer 4070 is muh beter value.
Thats pretty specific to you
well I think the 7800xt more valid for 5 years or longer. The VRAM will help alots
I undervolted my 7800xt and it only draws 150w max tell me again how you’re trying to cope with your bad decisions?
You look like the drummer of "The Killers" band (Ronnie vannucci)
No he don't, Ronnie Vannucci looks like a chubby Ryan Reynolds
would it be safe to paint over the red stripe? If so what type of paint would be okay?
Is this card worth it to buy
Been using it since release. I would say it’s a really good card; pretty quiet and can run most games on 1440p ultra with no issues. Do your due diligence before buying though :)
outside of views for money, what was this video supposed to provide?
AI generated content is so shit but I feel like some people will fall behind
Competes with 4090 and calls it midrange. Nah chief
You can get the previous gen 6950XT and it blows this card out of the water. Price isn't that much of a difference here in the UK right now.
Yes and most games it only scores around 4-10% Better fps than than the 7800xt but its an older architecture, it doesn't support av1 encoding, it cannot upscale media videos, it uses more power, games will be more optimized with rdn3 and on top of all of this you would be hard pressed to find a 6950 new at this day and age we are in. Right now you can get a 6950xt for around 550$ and that is used where as in the 7800xt came down in price to around 450$. Right now in this week and on 7/30/24 You can get a 700gre for around the same price of a 6950xt and its newer tech and frankly I would never recommend older tech at that price point. The 6950 is comparable to the 4070 the same way the 7800xt is at this day and age seeing that drivers are mostly stabilizing and optimizing mainly the 7k series. In around a years time most new titles will benefit the 7k series more than the 6k series. The 6800 and 6800xt will go out as legends and the rest will be just meh, ok. The same way how when the 7k series end the 7800xt and 7900gre will go out as legends.
Hits different in a bad way😂 amd compared it to lower last gen 6800 non xt when this should be going above 6800xt and rivaling the 6900xt or 6950xt.
Is a more than 50% improvement in performance per dollar only a modest improvement from one generation to the next?
Inflation has been higher than normal in the last three years, and that's at least mostly not AMD's fault. The dollar isn't worth as much as it used to be, like it or not.
People are also comparing pricing of the new cards to the current and heavily discounted prices of the previous gen 6000 series, not realizing that those cards are only priced that way so that they can remain competitive with the new generation cards (such as the RTX 4070 which already released a few months ago).
The 6800 XT was 650 USD when it launched in 2020, which is equivalent to about 770 USD today, so the 7800 XT is more than 33% cheaper, with about the same performance, and that's more than a 50% improvement in performance per dollar.
However, it's arguably more appropriate to compare the 7800 XT to the 6700 XT, or to whatever the best value cards of the previous generation were. The 6700 XT launched at 480 USD in early 2021, and that's equivalent to about 540 USD today. The 7800 XT is 43% faster, has 33% more Vram, a lot more memory bandwidth, the quality of the coolers seems to be better on most models, and there are also some additional benefits of the new architecture, and for a LOWER price if you adjust for inflation. However, the 6700 XT was probably originally planned to launch at a lower price than that, likely very close to 430, which is equivalent to about 485 USD today.
500 USD today is equivalent to about 420 USD in 2019, when the 5700 XT first launched at 400 USD, and was widely praised as offering very good value at the time. The 7800 XT is about 90% faster, and has double the Vram.
Progress in value is definitely still happening. The rate of progress is definitely slowing, and we should definitely be as critical as possible toward these companies, their products, and their pricing, but, if you want to make an argument that the price of a product is too high, you have to use accurate information and sound arguments.
It also sucks that average incomes haven't kept pace with inflation, and I think we can give some portion of blame to AMD for their role in that, but it's primarily not their fault, not unless Lisa Su is even more of a mad genius than we already know she is, and she's somehow secretly controlling the global economy XD XD XD
4070 TI* not 4070 lul
lul 4070ti is much more expensive than 7800xt which puts it in a whole new tier
which is why i bought it, besides i saw it with 100 dollars off
How is that mid range lol? Mid range is more like a rx 6600xt. Not a 7800xt 😂.
Around 500$ is midrange now. GPUs were always 1-2 nodes behind latest to save money back in the day, but competition has caused gpus to release on newer and newer nodes with the nvidia 40 series being on cutting edge node, n5 is still a very new node itself in these rx7000 cards. Every node under 14nm is using EUV which basically doubles/triples costs. Being able to build a solid midtier pc for around 1500$ has pretty much always been the case and it's the rare exception rather than the rule on this. The only exceptions to a good midrange enthusiast build being 1000-1500$ are when there was heavy stagnation on CPU or GPU side and things became a price fight
7700xt is mid range the 7800xt is higher tier. The 7900xt on the other hand is just overkill for most people lol
@@addictedtragedyx then what are the 7600xt 7500xt and 7400xt when they come out?
@@Irishkiwi Honestly it is in more terms like this. 7600xt 1080p, 7700xt 1440p mid fps, 7800xt 1440p high fps, 7900xt 4k . It all just comes down to your resolution.
I ran some benchmark tests yesterday off my new rig I built. It only has a 6800xt and 7700. It scored in the 99% and 98% on GPU. I think a lot of people have a warped view on what's mid range. It's mid range in the world of GPUS but better than most others cards.
BAD REVIEW!
NON PLAYABLE RAY TRACING PERFORMANCE.
HIGHER POWER USAGE.
POOR CHOICE FOR PRODUCTIVITY TASK
Compared to what?
@@jakob8940 4070
Everyone knows that AMD gpus are behind in Ray tracing and are not as good as Nvidia counterparts, not like most people use ray tracing anyways. If you undervolt your 7800XT properly you can get the same wattage if not less than a 4070 and only lose a miniscule amount of performance. 7800XT has more vram and most models give you Starfield premium for free. As for productivity the 4070 will be better in that regard. Also the 7800XT has more vram. So I would only recommend getting a 4070 if you really need those Nvidia features. Other than that 7800XT Is the better bang for your buck.
@@welkingd2882 im using 4070 on 550w psu and by UV+OC the power usage is around 150w + 5% fos boost... And dont tell me you'll not enable ray tracing in this tier of Cards
@@divyansh14febI will not, have not, and never will, the 7800xt runs games with RT on at playable framerates (~60) unless I'm trying to play Cyberpunk 2077, but I would much rather hit 60fps+ and barely be able to tell the difference without close inspection or comparison
Wdym? I’ve got both 7800xt and 4070 super. The 4070 super outperforms the 7800 xt in every game without upscaling and frame generation, and it’s even further ahead when RT is enabled. The 4070 super is 20% more money for 20%-30% more performance. If the 4070 super had more vram, it’d be card of the generation.