Do yo know if its better to have a RTX 4060 with a DDR5 4800mhz AMD 7735hs cpu, or is it better to have a more recent zen 4 AMD 8845hs with 5600mhz but with RTX 4050? (both from lenovo, max power wattage too)
Bro would you recommend rtx 4050 for overall 3d rendering , gaming , and also editing for the next few years I mean the laptop we have buyed should generally last for 5 years atleast....
@@eNv3n0mX It's not just 6GB vs 8GB.....it's 96bit vs 128bit memory bus......33% more memory bandwidth......so yes, even at 1080p, vram might be limiting the 4050
Sad part about the 4060 is that Nvidia may suddenly introduced a 4060 Ti laptop and claim it to be "30% better than the 4060" all by just removing the voltage limit. If it didn't happen to the 4060, it'll happen to the 4070.
@@Freestyle80 if we want efficiency, we will just turn the settings down or cap the fps or put the laptop in a lower power profile. We don't need nvidia to do that for us which is basically saying like "here you are buying a porsche from us but we will restrict it to 60mph in order to give you the best mpg". If I needed the best mpg, i'd just run at a higher gear and lower rpm, I don't need porsche to limit it for me for my "good". 🙂
@@Freestyle80 Because they're clearly artificially gimping the laptops to push consumers to the higher tier ones. AMDs power efficiency doesn't come because of artificial voltage limits
You answered all the burning questions I had with the confusing laptop GPU releases recently. Thanks for the hard work! What annoyed me was manufacturers like Lenovo and Asus are charging ~3000 Singapore Dollars for configurations with a high-end CPU and a RTX 4050. Who in the right mind would pay 3000$ for a laptop with an RTX 4050 ??
Yeah it's similar here in Australia :( even the Legion Slim 5 which I believe is meant to be a more budget friendly model is $2600 AUD for the 4050.. Pass! I believe SGD and AUD is similar in terms of conversion.
You can get a Lenovo LOQ with 7840HS + 4060 for about 1.7k SGD on the Singapore Lenovo store rn (with discounts). And that's with maxxed specs (display, storage, RAM, battery etc.). It could go as low as 1.5k if you pick lower options. I'd know cos I just bought one lmao. Not sure where you're getting the 3k pricetag from, but that's way overblown.
I recently found myself in a dilemma, I was looking at an Asus Tuf A15 but with two different specs and the same price, The first one has an RTX4050, 32GB ram, 1TB storage and R7-7735HS. The second one has an RTX4060, 16GB ram, 512GB storage and R7-7735HS. Which would be better?
It's amazing that XMG sends you these laptops, for comparisons. I am a student and every now and then some of my friends are interested in purchasing a gaming laptop. I love your approach and these comparisons are very helpful. Thank you for your work.
True, it's the top binned AD107 die.......in the past the full 107 was the 50Ti.......the binned down 107 was the regular 50........So yes, the 4060 is the 4050Ti.........at least it has 8GB of VRAM.
Jarrod I think the main advantage of RTX 4000 series is that you can predict it's performance and expect it to be consistent due to it's generally lower power requirements. For example the 3070Ti laptops can be a few %ge up and down simply due to the fact that not all laptop's have VRMs capable of supplying full power to the GPU while the CPU is also active in a game. For example the Omen 3070Ti 6800H is about 5% slower than an MSI GP76 as in actual games, the Omen is able to sustain an avg. of 125W to 130W. So RTX 4000 series is more manageable in terms of performance and thermals. Although NVIDIA nerfing these GPUs so hard on laptops is very very disappointing.
Fair point. One nice thing about these newer cards in the midrange segment is that they have very, very nice thermals. With a little undervolting they can run really cool, allowing for some decent overclocking.
@@Fr4nkSanchez I forgot to mention, I will be using this laptop for very light gaming, video/photo editing, and primarily for university do run engineering software such as cad,, cfd, matlab, simulink etc.
When I first got into this I didn’t know much about gpu’s or vram. I ended up buying a couple of laptops and taking them back to Best Buy as I learned more. Walked in a couple weeks ago, the HP omen 16 13th gen i5 4050 was on sale for 799. They had an open box one that was basically new for 712. 4060 is clearly better, but I couldn’t pass it up for that kind of money.
Thanks for the info! If I was planning to buy a gaming laptop for casual gaming and film/music editing and/or streaming, do you have any suggestions? I was planning to have a budget of under £2k
How come nobody mentions biggest difference regarding +2GBVRAM that will be considerably easier to follow up any game or program in the next few years, compared with 6BGVRAM on 4050
how is ASUS 2023 ROG Strix G16 16" FHD+ IPS 165Hz Premium Gaming Laptop, 13th Gen Intel 14-Core i7-13650HX, 16GB RAM, 512GB PCIe SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 8GB, RGB Backlit, Windows 11 Home for unreal engin 5?
You need to consider that the specs your using many of the users wont even buy that due to how costly i9 processors are fair comparison for everyone would be to use i5 processor with 16gb of ram. Then everyone would be able to resonate.
Hi Jarrod, your content is incredible and I appreciate the hard work you put into your videos. I have an idea for you, would it be a good idea for you to do a mid-year laptop buying guide each year? Tax time is a good time to buy, and by now the 4000 series laptop GPUs issues should be ironed out now through updates... right? I'm personally on the lookout for a gaming laptop and this seems like a time where alot of people will be upgrading/looking into laptops as the power they give out is now commendable. Again, I love your work!!
@@JarrodsTech Thank you for the reply, I can understand that but as an IT tech I've seen some interesting things in your videos such as the "newer" cooling technologies in the ASUS laptops letting the 4000 series cards perform more so how we expected them to. They were lackluster at first! So it'd be nice to see "budget options" and the ones that stand out so far.
I bought msi cyborg with the 4060 rtx at 8 gb, BUT it has the 40w limit. Is that a better option from 6 gb of 4050? And also can we know which laptop uses full voltage, its a hiden information mostly...
4080 is about 30% faster than the 3080ti. But the 4070 is worse than the 3080ti. If u compare 4070 vs a full powered 3080, the 3080 would win. if u take all these results (1440p) by JarrodsTech: 3080ti vs 4080 => 30% for 4080 3070ti vs 3080ti => 8%for 3080ti 3070ti vs 4070 => 2% for 4070 3070 vs 3080 => 12% for 3080 I would say 4080 is approximately 35-40% faster than 4070.
Wow the mid tier GPUs REALLY need Ti versions with at least most of the same value as the 4080 and 4090. Can’t believe they put all the value into these egregiously expensive products because that’s where it matters the least. You can’t make the broke buy 24 karat gold. Make the cheaper stuff utter dogsh*t and they’ll just avoid you. Not shoot for the more expensive stuff.
@@d1kgaws12 thats why 3000 series Laptop gpus are still so good, except frame gen there is not really an improvement for the 4000 series in the mid tier. 4080 has a big performance jump but thats not what a normal person can afford.
@@PepeTheFroggg actually between 3080ti and 4080 is no vram limit. So it might be in vram limited games an even larger difference between 4070 and 4080 lol
I'm also thinking for me 🤣 RTX 4050 with 2.8K OLED or 4060 with IPS Personally I'd go with the 4060 in your comparison, 165hz is great and IPS also has advantages, like no burn-in risk
Hi @JarrodsTech. Can you test Asus Tuf F15-FX507ZV-LP094W. It is the cheapest full powered Rtx 4060 laptop I have seen so far around $1200 but with 12th gen intel core i7 processor and how it stacks up in the competition. Would be helpful for a buying decision. Thanks.
Last year I wanted to buy a new laptop, so I waited a while when the 40 series gonna be released. Then I got sick of waiting and got RTX3060, Ryzen 7 5800H, 16 GB RAM,1TB SSD for cca 1000 USD. Seeing these review, I am glad that I did, cause the results are pretty underhelming. I expected the performance of the new 40 series to be sky high in comparison to the 30 series
Hi Jarrod, how do you power limit the GPU I. The graph that you showed in the beginning? Would like to try to see what would be the optimal power to run at a certain FPS avg and keep Temps down as well since it at a lower power.
if you want to keep the temps down you don't need to lower the power limits(lowering performance as a result), you can just undervolt it using MSI afterburner voltage\frequency curve editor. Lots of guides on RUclips how to do so. You can even lower the clockspeeds if you are ok with losing some performance, the temps would be even lower.
@@TabalugaDragon yea i run my legion 5 pro 3060 at 2002MHz at just 925mV hovering under 70°C while at stock it goes upto 75°C at just around 1860MHz. And sometimes i run 1920MHz at 900mV and i stay around 65°C. It's weird to see I'm getting more than stock performance out of my 3060 at so low temps...undervolting is really a magic if you won the silicon lottery. I'm surprised barely anyone uses it, it does no harm to the GPU, worst it can do is blue screen or hard crash if you set it way too aggressive.
Here decent i7 12th gen rtx 4060(140w) laptop is 400+aus dollars more, compared to decent ryzen 5 7535hs rtx 4050(105w) laptop or u can get the gigabyte g5 rtx 4060 laptop but the service seems worst here. Still the rtx 4060 worth it or u have any suggestions
It’s actually pretty great. Lots of people don’t realize that there is a generational upgrade between each card since the 1650M. I think people has high expectations wanting the GPU be a High settings gpu, but it was more so medium 1080p or 900p high settings. (1650 was more like medium settings at 900p) But now with the 40 series, people dialled down their expectations thinking it would be Ultra 1440p 60fps this time, but now it’s what people thought it would be with the 3050ti, which is fine tbh. I don’t ever expect entry level gpus to go as far as being 1440p, since that would be a big reach. Tho, ultra settings for 1080p is a bit much either way…. So I dunno. More frames then
Hey Jarrod, I use a MSI Summit E16 Flip with a 3050Ti, but I noticed that the new generation has the 4060. Could you make a video comparing them? I do know that any gpu that goes into a Summit E16 will be highly thermally constrained because they are super thin 2 in 1s with P series processors, but the comparison is still of interest especially since MSI thought the 4060 was worth putting into the smaller frame where I haven’t seen anything more powerful then a 50 class card before.
I just got a Gigabyte aorus 15 with a 13500h and 4050, It only had 8 gbs 4800 d5 raam but now it has 24 and also upgraded from 1 512 m.2 to that + a cruicial 1 tb and it runs every game I want even cpu intensive games because the 13500h only has 4 P cores but It is still a very respectable laptop with a good keyboard and screen plus a solid frame and I got mine from best buy open box for about 720$ which was about 300 off brand new but it's in perfect condition.
Hey jarrod could you review the new Asus z13? I have the 4060 model and I’m noticing lots of micro stutters. It’s making the game unplayable, hopefully there will be a fix in future updates? Or is that just how it will be?
Given temperature difference, I would rather go for 4050 between two. The thermals will go bad later with accumulated dust and dried out thermal pastes. If I needed a high performance laptop, it would be at least 4070 or above with big thermals not in a budget or mid tier laptop case. But then again, internal GPUs are getting better and better. I'm not sure getting a laptop with dedicated GPU would be viable option after late 2024 or early 2025. Since my laptop usage isn't really a 'main' machine.
@@antalpoti you misspelled "scam". Because that's what the mobile 4070 is compared to the desktop 4070. Named and price like a high class GPU, but a low-mid in specs and performance at best.
Getting the LOQ 16 and definitely made the right choice by splurging for the 4060. For an extra 150€ Ryzen 5 7640HS, RTX 4060, 16GB RAM is going to last me a long time.
@@kishorekumar7478 The omen is objectively better spec wise, but that depends on how you will use the laptop. If you will do gaming/working + some occasional video editing, honestly it depends on the price of both of them. LOQ 16 I just got for 1099eur with ryzen 5 7640HS and RTX 4060. I see the omen right now where I am costs 1799eur with ryzen 7 and rtx 3070ti. For me personally, that gap in specs does not justify such a price disparity. If it's within 150-200Eur then you'd actually have to consider if you want to spend a little bit more for the ryzen 7. For me, I game on the newest games and sometimes edit in premier a few things, host an occasional minecraft server with friends or something for me Ryzen 5 is more than enough, there is also something to be said about RTX 40 series having the newest features like DLSS 3.0, meaning that in the long term it's going to be supported more than the RTX 30 series. So performance wise, it could end up outperforming 30 series in the long run. There are many things to consider, but 1st would be price and 2nd most of all is future proofness, as tech comes out every year you want to get something that would be supported for as long as possible to make sure that your device lasts you a long time. I know ryzen 5 is considered mid range now but in practice it's really powerful, not going to run into any issues with any app, game or workflow. Only if you render a lot of things and saving seconds really matters to you, then of course. Hope that helps you make the right choice for you. Both laptops are great, I'm sure but at the end of the day you should go with what is the best value for you, it's your hard earned money.
Me, watching this deciding whether or not I want a laptop with a 4060 or 4050 then realizing that I will only ever play oldschool runescape on it so an IGPU or a 3050 will be just fine. 😂
I'm buying a ROG Flow X16 R7 6800HS RTX 3060 hoping for XGmobile with 5000series or more if it supports, rn it's the cheapest mini led model considering the 2023 models. Btw I'm getting this laptop to learn Unreal Engine
Neither of those are worh the $$$. As long as Ngreedia will be skimping gpu dies + VRAM and laptop manufacturers will be putting 512gb ssd, 16gb ram and 1080p screens without full sRGB on 1200€ laptops, I ain't buying shit... My legion 5 with 3060 and 5800h, 1TB SSD that I bought almost 2 years ago, feels like a steal now... I've noticed that on the newer models the components are totally downgraded at the same price point.
What price difference between the 4050 & 4060 would you consider it resonable to go for the 4060? Its a £90 upgrade on the Lenovo LOQ im looking at (about $114). The laptop has a 1440p screen too which is definitely making me lean towards the 4060, but the 4050 would probably be adequate for my needs (mostly youtube with some light gaming)
@@leonbarua7712 Thats a reasonable question! Mostly future proofing and the the 1440p screen which will demand a little more of even those light games (ive a decent PC for 'proper' gaming, this is just for the occasional LAN night i attend but the games there tend to be older with the newest in rotation being R6 Siege). The laptop its replacing is a 12 year old (!) Asus so i wont be replacing this one any time soon either. So yeah, a 4050 would be more than adaquate for now, but the 4060 just adds a little more security for the future. If it was a £40 difference it would be a no brainer. If it was a £200 difference it would be a hard No too but £90 is in that grey area where i cant quite decide
@shoutingstone that's a similar dilemma to me. I'm stuck deciding between a Ryzen 7 7840hs and a i5 12450h. The ryzen 7 has the 4050 gb while the i5 has the 4060 8gb. If mostly my task is gaming, what would he a better choice?
@@leonbarua7712 Ryzen 7 would be overkill I think. I'd go for the I5 or the Ryzen 5 7640 which is very comparable to the I5. The Lenovo configurator won't give you the option of the 4060 if you go for the I5 though (but it will with the ryzen 5 which is weird as performance wise they're almost identical)
is there any test to see the performance of Adobe after effects? if so can u show those in ur future videos? some of us dont game much and only buy these powerful laptops for work mostly. so ya its a big deal
why r there no creative benchmarks? This is idiotic. Plenty of sandbox style games mimick modelling programs there's really no excuse even if ur only gaming
wierd how a tiny cpu can decode software, that requires a massive cpu with liguid cooling in a desktop. Even weirder is the steam deck, meta can do it too. Just plan weird.
thanks for the comparison, for future videos can you please add the desktop benchmarks as well especially when we have 4070ti/4080/4090/7900xtx (if you have have them 😀)
Really looks like it, considering in many places the 4080 offers around 35% better performance relative to the 4070, but for 50% more money. Prices are too damn high!
Just got a Lenovo - LOQ 15.6" Gaming Laptop FHD - AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS with 8GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 6GB - 512GB SSD for $650 open box on best buy. Got lucky and picked it up same day lol. I upgraded the ssd to 2tb and 32gb of ram love it.
@@gheorghemironica444 really good I tried playing dragons dogma 2 since people where talking about having performance trouble. It ran around 30fps and lagged in the cities when it had 8gb of ram. But once I upgraded the ram to 32gb it ran buttery smooth it was always 60fps +. So if you get the laptop I recommend upgrading the ram and SSD first. All other games I ran are all high settings.
Hello Jarrod do you think you could do a comparison of the asus rog ally and a similarity priced laptop? Many comparisona between it and the steam deck but i Haven't seen any from laptop
Tbh the cost per frame measurement should start counting frame at a tolerable minimum for most people, say 20 or 30 rather than from 0, as you wouldn't want a cheap laptop to play games at 10fps even if its cost per frame is probably insanely low. Frames below that cutoff is really meaningless for this measurement.
What should I rather get Lenovo LOQ 15inch i5 24gb ddr5 RAM 1TB storage rtx 4050 or MSI cyborg 15 17inch i7 16gb ddr5 RAM 512 storage rtx 4060 and they both cuz thesame price
Im trying to buy a new laptop, but im in doubt. Would you pay 1050€ for a 4050 or 1150€ for a 4060? 100 € difference, in that range of price is worth it? Or i take the 4050?
4050 isnt just lacking Vram at 1440p its also massively crippled by its 96 Bit memory bus lmaooo haha, whats even funny is the leaked desktop RTX 4050 is gonna get a 6gb aswell just like this laptop variant.
@@Toobst8ker Honestly I don't see a reason to upgrade. If you can find a 4060 laptop with good discount then yeah but other than that It's better to wait for 5xxx series or new AMD laptops.
Jarrod, your opinion - 4060 laptop, ultra setting 1080 ore low setting 4k+ DLSS + tv sony upscaling 4k - may i have good picture 4k 75 inch in this case? Ore for 4k i need buy only 4080 ore 4090 laptot? Thanks
Where does the assumption come from that future games will need so much more Vram at the same resolution? We have long since arrived at the next-gen PS5/Xbox series and graphics performance will therefore not increase substantially over the next few years, as these consoles will continue to be the gold standard for game development.
got my hands on a acer nitro 5 (rtx 4050, 12th gen i5, 32gb ddr5 ram, a m.2 SSD plus an additional SSD and m.2 slot) all for $1000. What do yall think for the next couple years of gaming? Is 6gb vram enough for the new AAA games coming out?
Tbf, remember when Top Tier cards came with Less Cuda Cores Less Vram, but a substantially larger Bus Width.. there’s one thing holding a lot of these newer cards back. Some of it is Design and die nm getting smaller, But it’s also poor choices in terms for gamers In favour of profit margins for shareholders
So there is msi gf63 thin 12vf in my country, the gf63 use ryx 4060 and i5-13th gen. But, the gpu only use 45 watt. Do i buy the gf63 or lenovo with rtx 4050 105 watt and ryzen 7?? 7000 series
General rule of thumb that I learnt while looking for gaming laptops in 2023: If the price of : 1.RTX 4050 = RTX 3060 then go for the 3060 2.RTX 4060 = RTX 3070 = 7600S, then go for the 4060 followed by the 3070. 3.RTX 4070 = 3070Ti = 6800M, then go for the RTX 4070 followed by the 6800M (if you dont want DLSS and RTX and only looking for raw rasterized performance) NOTE : This is considering the fact that all the GPUs are fully powered at their highest TDP.
What do you think of this laptop? HP Victus 16" Gaming Laptop QHD 240Hz AMD R7-7840HS 16GB RAM 512GB SSD RTX 4060 Look, the programs I use are: Davinci Resolve photoshop Illustrator Blender adobe premiere after effects
@@DinosaurGFX1Victus has an awful screen with only 50% rgb collor correctness. Great specs for the price but you'll have to replace the screen unfortunately
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I would pay for the upgrade if it guaranteed ddr5 and 1tb plus 16gb.. sometimes you get less than if you go for the under tier.
Do you think I can swap a low capacity laptop battery with one of a greater capacity from the same manufacturer ? Well do ya ?
hey guy cyborg 15 A13VE, i7-13620H with RTX4050 6GB or cyborg 15 A12VF, i7-12650H with RTX4060 8GB? what is better?
What did you get@@amadorwildergutierrezsanch1829
Do yo know if its better to have a RTX 4060 with a DDR5 4800mhz AMD 7735hs cpu, or is it better to have a more recent zen 4 AMD 8845hs with 5600mhz but with RTX 4050? (both from lenovo, max power wattage too)
Just bought an Asus ROG Strix G16 with a 4050 on sale at Walmart for $899. I was very surprised at the great fps i'm getting.
im considering buying this exact model, would you recommend it?
@@aviationgeek8024 yes I’d definitely recommend it!
Bro would you recommend rtx 4050 for overall 3d rendering , gaming , and also editing for the next few years I mean the laptop we have buyed should generally last for 5 years atleast....
@@jayasaiharsha8296 yes that should be great!
they are all good only if u pair up a keyboard to avoid the heat right under ur wasd keys >
Seems like vram is the main limiting factor. I wonder how closer the performance difference between the 2 cards would be if the 4050 had 8gb vram.
It's enough to test them in 1080p you know...
Vram is a limiting factor only in 2k. So by looking at full hd you can see actual difference in power.
@@eNv3n0mX but vram is needed anyway
@@eNv3n0mX It's not just 6GB vs 8GB.....it's 96bit vs 128bit memory bus......33% more memory bandwidth......so yes, even at 1080p, vram might be limiting the 4050
Sad part about the 4060 is that Nvidia may suddenly introduced a 4060 Ti laptop and claim it to be "30% better than the 4060" all by just removing the voltage limit. If it didn't happen to the 4060, it'll happen to the 4070.
AD105 will be a 4070ti along with a lower clocked, locked version as a 4060ti as a refresh for ada
Even 4060 Ti desktop is just 20% faster than 4060 laptop, and that one has 10 SM more and clocks higher.
A refresh will improve nothing
you guys love amd for power efficiency so much but anyone else who does it you just complain rofl
@@Freestyle80 if we want efficiency, we will just turn the settings down or cap the fps or put the laptop in a lower power profile. We don't need nvidia to do that for us which is basically saying like "here you are buying a porsche from us but we will restrict it to 60mph in order to give you the best mpg". If I needed the best mpg, i'd just run at a higher gear and lower rpm, I don't need porsche to limit it for me for my "good". 🙂
@@Freestyle80 Because they're clearly artificially gimping the laptops to push consumers to the higher tier ones. AMDs power efficiency doesn't come because of artificial voltage limits
And here I am still rocking my 1650 mobile. Will upgrade to 50 series 😂😂.
Same here. Wanted to upgrade this gen but the 40 series turned out to be a joke
@@Ali13445 true.
Same🥲
Same but I'm just gonna bite the bullet for a 3070Ti laptop now
@@Ali13445 who knows,might the rtx50 be a clown 🤡
You answered all the burning questions I had with the confusing laptop GPU releases recently. Thanks for the hard work!
What annoyed me was manufacturers like Lenovo and Asus are charging ~3000 Singapore Dollars for configurations with a high-end CPU and a RTX 4050. Who in the right mind would pay 3000$ for a laptop with an RTX 4050 ??
Yeah it's similar here in Australia :( even the Legion Slim 5 which I believe is meant to be a more budget friendly model is $2600 AUD for the 4050.. Pass! I believe SGD and AUD is similar in terms of conversion.
@@JarrodsTech yes almost 1:1 ! Guess ill just wait for a sale then!
You can get a Lenovo LOQ with 7840HS + 4060 for about 1.7k SGD on the Singapore Lenovo store rn (with discounts).
And that's with maxxed specs (display, storage, RAM, battery etc.). It could go as low as 1.5k if you pick lower options.
I'd know cos I just bought one lmao. Not sure where you're getting the 3k pricetag from, but that's way overblown.
Singapore is the worst country in the world
what the hell?
In the US you can get the 4050 model of the A17 for 1350 (including taxes), what it costs over there is fucking brutal dude.
amazing video. so happy you touched on the TDP aspect at the start and used 2 similar laptops!
I'm back to the laptop world an back to your videos. They're so informative and of great quality! Top notch really.
4060 VS 4070 please
Its basicly same. 4070 sucks.
Small difference
I just bought a i5 13500hx 4050 laptop, so this was useful. thanks! I would have gone for the i7 13700hx 4060 but it was nearly $300 more.
Acer predator??
I recently found myself in a dilemma, I was looking at an Asus Tuf A15 but with two different specs and the same price, The first one has an RTX4050, 32GB ram, 1TB storage and R7-7735HS. The second one has an RTX4060, 16GB ram, 512GB storage and R7-7735HS. Which would be better?
It's amazing that XMG sends you these laptops, for comparisons. I am a student and every now and then some of my friends are interested in purchasing a gaming laptop. I love your approach and these comparisons are very helpful. Thank you for your work.
The laptop 4060 is basically a 4050Ti in disguise.
True, it's the top binned AD107 die.......in the past the full 107 was the 50Ti.......the binned down 107 was the regular 50........So yes, the 4060 is the 4050Ti.........at least it has 8GB of VRAM.
That’s a comparison 🤌🏻 great video! Educating 🙌 thank you!
Jarrod I think the main advantage of RTX 4000 series is that you can predict it's performance and expect it to be consistent due to it's generally lower power requirements.
For example the 3070Ti laptops can be a few %ge up and down simply due to the fact that not all laptop's have VRMs capable of supplying full power to the GPU while the CPU is also active in a game.
For example the Omen 3070Ti 6800H is about 5% slower than an MSI GP76 as in actual games, the Omen is able to sustain an avg. of 125W to 130W.
So RTX 4000 series is more manageable in terms of performance and thermals. Although NVIDIA nerfing these GPUs so hard on laptops is very very disappointing.
Fair point. One nice thing about these newer cards in the midrange segment is that they have very, very nice thermals. With a little undervolting they can run really cool, allowing for some decent overclocking.
Well for me with a Acer Nitro 5 laptop with a GTX 1050 Ti , A 4050 laptop seems better to me
And for me with gtx 1050 2gb laptop, gtx 1050ti laptop seems better to me.
@@ttkttk7463 woah 2 gb version oh dear.
I am an engineering student so will be using cad and cfd software. Is the price jump from 4050 to 4060 really going to make a big difference for me?
Go for 4060 2gb vram will be helpful and it will reduce the time
If you want to do CAD use a laptop for that purpose instead of gaming graphics.
@@Fr4nkSanchez I forgot to mention, I will be using this laptop for very light gaming, video/photo editing, and primarily for university do run engineering software such as cad,, cfd, matlab, simulink etc.
@@Fr4nkSanchez I found an MSI stealth ai studio 16 with ultra 7, 4070, 32gb 4800mhz, 1TB, qhd 240hz IPS screen. All for £1399 😱
When I first got into this I didn’t know much about gpu’s or vram. I ended up buying a couple of laptops and taking them back to Best Buy as I learned more. Walked in a couple weeks ago, the HP omen 16 13th gen i5 4050 was on sale for 799. They had an open box one that was basically new for 712. 4060 is clearly better, but I couldn’t pass it up for that kind of money.
It's not a rental service. If you don't know what you need then just get something cheaper so you can make your next buy sooner.
@@Cerbyo thanks for the input.
Thanks for the info! If I was planning to buy a gaming laptop for casual gaming and film/music editing and/or streaming, do you have any suggestions? I was planning to have a budget of under £2k
How come nobody mentions biggest difference regarding +2GBVRAM that will be considerably easier to follow up any game or program in the next few years, compared with 6BGVRAM on 4050
Waiting for the 4080 vs 4090!
Keep up the good work man!
Those are the one worth it.
Next week!
@@JarrodsTech Cant wait!
God bless you dude!
Thanks for the info!
When will you upload the Helios Neo 16 review? I cant wait❤️
I'm getting a Lenovo LOQ of i5 12450h with rtx 4060 for just under a 1000 bucks, do you think this cpu will be able to handle this gpu?
how is ASUS 2023 ROG Strix G16 16" FHD+ IPS 165Hz Premium Gaming Laptop, 13th Gen Intel 14-Core i7-13650HX, 16GB RAM, 512GB PCIe SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 8GB, RGB Backlit, Windows 11 Home for unreal engin 5?
You need to consider that the specs your using many of the users wont even buy that due to how costly i9 processors are fair comparison for everyone would be to use i5 processor with 16gb of ram. Then everyone would be able to resonate.
Hi Jarrod, your content is incredible and I appreciate the hard work you put into your videos. I have an idea for you, would it be a good idea for you to do a mid-year laptop buying guide each year? Tax time is a good time to buy, and by now the 4000 series laptop GPUs issues should be ironed out now through updates... right? I'm personally on the lookout for a gaming laptop and this seems like a time where alot of people will be upgrading/looking into laptops as the power they give out is now commendable. Again, I love your work!!
I will do a 'best of' mid year video like last year, but I can only cover the laptops I've actually reviewed so far, which isn't that many.
@@JarrodsTech Thank you for the reply, I can understand that but as an IT tech I've seen some interesting things in your videos such as the "newer" cooling technologies in the ASUS laptops letting the 4000 series cards perform more so how we expected them to. They were lackluster at first! So it'd be nice to see "budget options" and the ones that stand out so far.
Hi Jarrod, thank you for your invaluable work. Could you do laptop gpu comparison: 3070 vs 4070 and also 4050 vs 4070. Thanks, good job!
I bought msi cyborg with the 4060 rtx at 8 gb, BUT it has the 40w limit. Is that a better option from 6 gb of 4050? And also can we know which laptop uses full voltage, its a hiden information mostly...
Got an Amazon sale on the Nitro 17. Price difference between the 4050 and 4060 was only about $100 so I got the 4060. 4070 version was about $400 more
The 4070 vs 4080 has the big performance gap now, thats why there is a smaller gap between 4050 and 4060.
4080 is about 30% faster than the 3080ti.
But the 4070 is worse than the 3080ti. If u compare 4070 vs a full powered 3080, the 3080 would win.
if u take all these results (1440p) by JarrodsTech:
3080ti vs 4080 => 30% for 4080
3070ti vs 3080ti => 8%for 3080ti
3070ti vs 4070 => 2% for 4070
3070 vs 3080 => 12% for 3080
I would say 4080 is approximately 35-40% faster than 4070.
Wow the mid tier GPUs REALLY need Ti versions with at least most of the same value as the 4080 and 4090. Can’t believe they put all the value into these egregiously expensive products because that’s where it matters the least. You can’t make the broke buy 24 karat gold. Make the cheaper stuff utter dogsh*t and they’ll just avoid you. Not shoot for the more expensive stuff.
@@d1kgaws12 thats why 3000 series Laptop gpus are still so good, except frame gen there is not really an improvement for the 4000 series in the mid tier. 4080 has a big performance jump but thats not what a normal person can afford.
@@AlienGurke i bet nvidia gonna release rtx4070ti to fill the gap between rtx4070 and rtx4080
@@PepeTheFroggg actually between 3080ti and 4080 is no vram limit. So it might be in vram limited games an even larger difference between 4070 and 4080 lol
I have a dilemma
A 4050 with 2.8k oled 120hz oled or
A 4060 with a great ips 165hz
???
I'm also thinking for me 🤣
RTX 4050 with 2.8K OLED or 4060 with IPS
Personally I'd go with the 4060 in your comparison, 165hz is great and IPS also has advantages, like no burn-in risk
Hi @JarrodsTech. Can you test Asus Tuf F15-FX507ZV-LP094W. It is the cheapest full powered Rtx 4060 laptop I have seen so far around $1200 but with 12th gen intel core i7 processor and how it stacks up in the competition. Would be helpful for a buying decision. Thanks.
Hey jarrod. Thank you for this Review. Are you working on reviews regarding the loq Series by Lenovo? If so, when can we expect to See them?
Last year I wanted to buy a new laptop, so I waited a while when the 40 series gonna be released. Then I got sick of waiting and got RTX3060, Ryzen 7 5800H, 16 GB RAM,1TB SSD for cca 1000 USD. Seeing these review, I am glad that I did, cause the results are pretty underhelming. I expected the performance of the new 40 series to be sky high in comparison to the 30 series
Well technically speaking 4050 can decently outperform 3060 ONLY with frame generation feature.
What about 3070 vs 4060?
thx for all the amazing info. very detailed and informative
Nice video man! Can you review the rog flowx13?
Hi Jarrod, how do you power limit the GPU I. The graph that you showed in the beginning? Would like to try to see what would be the optimal power to run at a certain FPS avg and keep Temps down as well since it at a lower power.
if you want to keep the temps down you don't need to lower the power limits(lowering performance as a result), you can just undervolt it using MSI afterburner voltage\frequency curve editor. Lots of guides on RUclips how to do so. You can even lower the clockspeeds if you are ok with losing some performance, the temps would be even lower.
@@TabalugaDragon yea i run my legion 5 pro 3060 at 2002MHz at just 925mV hovering under 70°C while at stock it goes upto 75°C at just around 1860MHz. And sometimes i run 1920MHz at 900mV and i stay around 65°C. It's weird to see I'm getting more than stock performance out of my 3060 at so low temps...undervolting is really a magic if you won the silicon lottery. I'm surprised barely anyone uses it, it does no harm to the GPU, worst it can do is blue screen or hard crash if you set it way too aggressive.
Here decent i7 12th gen rtx 4060(140w) laptop is 400+aus dollars more, compared to decent ryzen 5 7535hs rtx 4050(105w) laptop or u can get the gigabyte g5 rtx 4060 laptop but the service seems worst here. Still the rtx 4060 worth it or u have any suggestions
Nice shirt man favorite song?
Just got a Zephyrus g14 with this and the ryzen 9, I just wanted something I’ll be able to game on and use for as long as I can
Waiting for 4060 vs 4070
It’s actually pretty great. Lots of people don’t realize that there is a generational upgrade between each card since the 1650M.
I think people has high expectations wanting the GPU be a High settings gpu, but it was more so medium 1080p or 900p high settings. (1650 was more like medium settings at 900p)
But now with the 40 series, people dialled down their expectations thinking it would be Ultra 1440p 60fps this time, but now it’s what people thought it would be with the 3050ti, which is fine tbh. I don’t ever expect entry level gpus to go as far as being 1440p, since that would be a big reach.
Tho, ultra settings for 1080p is a bit much either way…. So I dunno. More frames then
Dude I've some doubts can you please answer.
Hey Jarrod, I use a MSI Summit E16 Flip with a 3050Ti, but I noticed that the new generation has the 4060. Could you make a video comparing them?
I do know that any gpu that goes into a Summit E16 will be highly thermally constrained because they are super thin 2 in 1s with P series processors, but the comparison is still of interest especially since MSI thought the 4060 was worth putting into the smaller frame where I haven’t seen anything more powerful then a 50 class card before.
Probably not as we only have time to focus on gaming models these days, sorry!
@@JarrodsTech I meant between just a 3050ti and 4060 generally. Either way I understand. Thanks for the videos!
I just got a Gigabyte aorus 15 with a 13500h and 4050, It only had 8 gbs 4800 d5 raam but now it has 24 and also upgraded from 1 512 m.2 to that + a cruicial 1 tb and it runs every game I want even cpu intensive games because the 13500h only has 4 P cores but It is still a very respectable laptop with a good keyboard and screen plus a solid frame and I got mine from best buy open box for about 720$ which was about 300 off brand new but it's in perfect condition.
Hey jarrod could you review the new Asus z13? I have the 4060 model and I’m noticing lots of micro stutters. It’s making the game unplayable, hopefully there will be a fix in future updates? Or is that just how it will be?
Given temperature difference, I would rather go for 4050 between two. The thermals will go bad later with accumulated dust and dried out thermal pastes. If I needed a high performance laptop, it would be at least 4070 or above with big thermals not in a budget or mid tier laptop case.
But then again, internal GPUs are getting better and better. I'm not sure getting a laptop with dedicated GPU would be viable option after late 2024 or early 2025. Since my laptop usage isn't really a 'main' machine.
im thinking about buying either the new lenovo loq or the old rog g15 (ryzen 9 5900) which one should i buy? because the price is the same for both
LENOVO LOQ 15APH8 15.6" Gaming Laptop - AMD Ryzen™ 7, RTX 4060, 1 TB SSD
Just got this laptop..hoping its performance is decent...anyone else got it?
So how is it?. I was thinking about getting one,. That same u did, so I was wondering how is it like, fps,. Display,. Noise and stuff like thst?
Jarrod I want to find the list which you show in some of your videos where different tgp GPUs are mentioned with their benchmarks, where to find it?
thanks for the video. will you compare 4060m to 4070m? 4070m is like only 10% faster if I'm not mistaken.
Yeah, roughly that's the difference between the two. That 4070 is the odd one out by far...
@@antalpoti you misspelled "scam". Because that's what the mobile 4070 is compared to the desktop 4070.
Named and price like a high class GPU, but a low-mid in specs and performance at best.
Yes, I plan on making a video for it, but it's a while out.
Got the Acer Nitro V5 with 13th Gen i7, RTX 4050, 16 Gig for $849 on Amazon. Pretty good deal for 2024.
4060 is just a 4050ti only 500 more cuda cores 3060 had 3800 compared to 2000-2500 from 3050-ti the problem of 3050 series on laptop was the 4gb vram
Was waiting for this! 🤩
Love this video. Just got a 4060 RTX laptop
Getting the LOQ 16 and definitely made the right choice by splurging for the 4060. For an extra 150€ Ryzen 5 7640HS, RTX 4060, 16GB RAM is going to last me a long time.
should I buy LOQ 16 or omen 6800h rtx 3070 ti?
@@kishorekumar7478omen ftw
@@kishorekumar7478 The omen is objectively better spec wise, but that depends on how you will use the laptop. If you will do gaming/working + some occasional video editing, honestly it depends on the price of both of them. LOQ 16 I just got for 1099eur with ryzen 5 7640HS and RTX 4060. I see the omen right now where I am costs 1799eur with ryzen 7 and rtx 3070ti. For me personally, that gap in specs does not justify such a price disparity. If it's within 150-200Eur then you'd actually have to consider if you want to spend a little bit more for the ryzen 7. For me, I game on the newest games and sometimes edit in premier a few things, host an occasional minecraft server with friends or something for me Ryzen 5 is more than enough, there is also something to be said about RTX 40 series having the newest features like DLSS 3.0, meaning that in the long term it's going to be supported more than the RTX 30 series. So performance wise, it could end up outperforming 30 series in the long run. There are many things to consider, but 1st would be price and 2nd most of all is future proofness, as tech comes out every year you want to get something that would be supported for as long as possible to make sure that your device lasts you a long time. I know ryzen 5 is considered mid range now but in practice it's really powerful, not going to run into any issues with any app, game or workflow. Only if you render a lot of things and saving seconds really matters to you, then of course.
Hope that helps you make the right choice for you. Both laptops are great, I'm sure but at the end of the day you should go with what is the best value for you, it's your hard earned money.
Me, watching this deciding whether or not I want a laptop with a 4060 or 4050 then realizing that I will only ever play oldschool runescape on it so an IGPU or a 3050 will be just fine. 😂
Can you make test without DLSS/Frame Generation so we can compare it with AMD 7600S for example later?
I'm buying a ROG Flow X16 R7 6800HS RTX 3060 hoping for XGmobile with 5000series or more if it supports, rn it's the cheapest mini led model considering the 2023 models. Btw I'm getting this laptop to learn Unreal Engine
Neither of those are worh the $$$. As long as Ngreedia will be skimping gpu dies + VRAM and laptop manufacturers will be putting 512gb ssd, 16gb ram and 1080p screens without full sRGB on 1200€ laptops, I ain't buying shit...
My legion 5 with 3060 and 5800h, 1TB SSD that I bought almost 2 years ago, feels like a steal now... I've noticed that on the newer models the components are totally downgraded at the same price point.
What price difference between the 4050 & 4060 would you consider it resonable to go for the 4060? Its a £90 upgrade on the Lenovo LOQ im looking at (about $114). The laptop has a 1440p screen too which is definitely making me lean towards the 4060, but the 4050 would probably be adequate for my needs (mostly youtube with some light gaming)
What do you even need the 4060 for if all you do is youtube and light gaming😂
@@leonbarua7712 Thats a reasonable question! Mostly future proofing and the the 1440p screen which will demand a little more of even those light games (ive a decent PC for 'proper' gaming, this is just for the occasional LAN night i attend but the games there tend to be older with the newest in rotation being R6 Siege). The laptop its replacing is a 12 year old (!) Asus so i wont be replacing this one any time soon either. So yeah, a 4050 would be more than adaquate for now, but the 4060 just adds a little more security for the future. If it was a £40 difference it would be a no brainer. If it was a £200 difference it would be a hard No too but £90 is in that grey area where i cant quite decide
@shoutingstone that's a similar dilemma to me.
I'm stuck deciding between a Ryzen 7 7840hs and a i5 12450h.
The ryzen 7 has the 4050 gb while the i5 has the 4060 8gb.
If mostly my task is gaming, what would he a better choice?
@@leonbarua7712 Ryzen 7 would be overkill I think. I'd go for the I5 or the Ryzen 5 7640 which is very comparable to the I5. The Lenovo configurator won't give you the option of the 4060 if you go for the I5 though (but it will with the ryzen 5 which is weird as performance wise they're almost identical)
@@shoutingstone but there's a configuration in their site with the i5 12th and 4060 8gb...
is there any test to see the performance of Adobe after effects? if so can u show those in ur future videos?
some of us dont game much and only buy these powerful laptops for work mostly. so ya its a big deal
@JarrodsTech man I am LOVING your children of bodom shirts!! Best band ever
I'm wondering if getting the 4060 is worth it if I'm buying the laptop for HD video editing.
why r there no creative benchmarks? This is idiotic. Plenty of sandbox style games mimick modelling programs there's really no excuse even if ur only gaming
wierd how a tiny cpu can decode software, that requires a massive cpu with liguid cooling in a desktop. Even weirder is the steam deck, meta can do it too. Just plan weird.
Can you do 4060 vs 4070 laptop? Might as well do some premiere and photoshop exports
thanks for the comparison, for future videos can you please add the desktop benchmarks as well especially when we have 4070ti/4080/4090/7900xtx (if you have have them 😀)
I think testing only Ultra only shows half a picture because 6GB VRAM in some games in Ultra can kill performance drastically
3050 and 4050 alway lose due to low VRAM. I would go for more VRAM if I intend to play AAA games.
It gives a good idea of what it's going to be like in the future tho
@@MasoMathiou it shouldn't change much until 10th gen consoles. 4050 should be fine for 1080p 30+ fps (no dlss) for 4 years.
Is 4060 the best value at 4000 series, and is 4080 the second-best value?
Really looks like it, considering in many places the 4080 offers around 35% better performance relative to the 4070, but for 50% more money. Prices are too damn high!
My conclusion too. Just bought a 4060 laptop even though 4070 laptop is "only" about 150 usd more here.
Just for the 8 gb of vram vs the 6 gb of the 4050... the 4060 worth the price
no its not, you dont need to run every game at freaking max settings
@@Freestyle80 Justin Case, in some games you don't even need to go High, Low and Medium alone can use more VRAM like crazy.
@@Jakiyyyyy yeah so your advice for one or 2 specific games is to pay $200-400 premium
nice 10/10 logic
@@Freestyle80 No you don't (right now), but more Vram is more future proof.
awsome vid
Just got a Lenovo - LOQ 15.6" Gaming Laptop FHD - AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS with 8GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 6GB - 512GB SSD for $650 open box on best buy. Got lucky and picked it up same day lol. I upgraded the ssd to 2tb and 32gb of ram love it.
How is the laptop?
@@gheorghemironica444 really good I tried playing dragons dogma 2 since people where talking about having performance trouble. It ran around 30fps and lagged in the cities when it had 8gb of ram. But once I upgraded the ram to 32gb it ran buttery smooth it was always 60fps +. So if you get the laptop I recommend upgrading the ram and SSD first. All other games I ran are all high settings.
@@fuentesjuanjose90 thanks
Hello Jarrod do you think you could do a comparison of the asus rog ally and a similarity priced laptop? Many comparisona between it and the steam deck but i Haven't seen any from laptop
I got an Ally last week. Plan on doing a video on it comparing it with laptop performance.
Undervolting will give it more headroom for performance.
where is the helios
Video on the best dock? Although I only paid about 240 for my Microsoft Thunderbolt 4 dock.
4060 vs 4070 would be nice🎉
Tbh the cost per frame measurement should start counting frame at a tolerable minimum for most people, say 20 or 30 rather than from 0, as you wouldn't want a cheap laptop to play games at 10fps even if its cost per frame is probably insanely low. Frames below that cutoff is really meaningless for this measurement.
What should I rather get Lenovo LOQ 15inch i5 24gb ddr5 RAM 1TB storage rtx 4050 or MSI cyborg 15 17inch i7 16gb ddr5 RAM 512 storage rtx 4060 and they both cuz thesame price
The gap from 4050 to 4060 is too huge for that price difference. 4050 will end up being, pointless unless super cheap.
Got one RTX 4050 I7 13th with 1tb SSD 16 GB ram laptop for 900 dollars, what do you think
@@filipezin9185I'm getting a ryzen 7 with 4060 for just 200 more
What is the model ??@@TheUltimateHacker007
Rtx 4050 6 gb with ryzen 7840 vs rtx 4060 8gb with i5 12 gen
Which should buy
Uses - blender, premiere pro and much more like gaming
Please help
Im trying to buy a new laptop, but im in doubt. Would you pay 1050€ for a 4050 or 1150€ for a 4060? 100 € difference, in that range of price is worth it? Or i take the 4050?
4050 isnt just lacking Vram at 1440p its also massively crippled by its 96 Bit memory bus lmaooo haha, whats even funny is the leaked desktop RTX 4050 is gonna get a 6gb aswell just like this laptop variant.
Wtf ? That have less vram than previous card with same tier which is rtx 3050
@@mrbobgamingmemes9558rtx 3050 has even less vram 4gb
@@thameezgamer6332 i am talking about desktop variant
@@thameezgamer6332desktop 3050 has 8GB of VRAM.
Hi Jarrod, I am a subscriber from India. I have a question should I buy a 4060 laptop or go with the Asus g15 advantage edition with the 6800M 12gb?
I would get the 6800M 12GB because the 4060 8GB VRAM will be maxed out very soon at 1080p and the 6800M is around the 3070TI mobile in performance .
@@Ben256MB thanks I thought so too
6800M, no doubt.
Hey Jarrod, m16 rtx 4070 full gaming review?
This is similar to the habit of making all laptops screens 1024x768 for the longest time
My work laptop has this resolution and honestly my eyes want to run away from the socket 🥲
1366x768 *
Hi! Is it worth get 40 series laptops for gaming at all? I feel like 30 series are fine
i m still rocking with gtx 1070.
Sure it is. Why wouldn't it be? If you find one at a good price, go ahead.
@@mertdundar7659 lol same here. Hence wondering if I would need to upgrade to 40 series laptop..
@@Toobst8ker Honestly I don't see a reason to upgrade. If you can find a 4060 laptop with good discount then yeah but other than that It's better to wait for 5xxx series or new AMD laptops.
Jarrod, your opinion - 4060 laptop, ultra setting 1080 ore low setting 4k+ DLSS + tv sony upscaling 4k - may i have good picture 4k 75 inch in this case? Ore for 4k i need buy only 4080 ore 4090 laptot? Thanks
Where does the assumption come from that future games will need so much more Vram at the same resolution? We have long since arrived at the next-gen PS5/Xbox series and graphics performance will therefore not increase substantially over the next few years, as these consoles will continue to be the gold standard for game development.
got my hands on a acer nitro 5 (rtx 4050, 12th gen i5, 32gb ddr5 ram, a m.2 SSD plus an additional SSD and m.2 slot) all for $1000. What do yall think for the next couple years of gaming? Is 6gb vram enough for the new AAA games coming out?
Lol $1000.00 for that is a scam (at least in USD)
@@jameyt1 it was cad lol😭
will Last of Us be playable on rtx 4050 in 1440p at some compromised settings (e.g. dlss+medium graphics)?
ASUS TUF Gaming A15 FA507NVR-LP006 (Full HD, Ryzen 7 7435HS, 16GB, SSD 1TB, RTX 4060) VS ASUS TUF Gaming F15 FX507VV-LP148 (Full HD, i7-13620H, 16GB, SSD 1TB, RTX 4060) VS ASUS TUF Gaming F15 FX507VU-LP139 (Full HD, i7-13620H, 16GB, SSD 1TB, RTX 4050)?
Tbf, remember when Top Tier cards came with Less Cuda Cores Less Vram, but a substantially larger Bus Width..
there’s one thing holding a lot of these newer cards back. Some of it is Design and die nm getting smaller,
But it’s also poor choices in terms for gamers In favour of profit margins for shareholders
I love this guys voice I can’t tell if he’s English Irish American trying to sound like Kermit the frog or what’s going on but it’s a +1 from me
My wallet is waiting for Lenovo to release that 7945HX/4090 Legion here in the US, hopefully soon because that Scar 17 is looking good..
Can you make power scaling for all 4000 gpus?
You can see the results from all 5 in one graph here: ruclips.net/video/jMMrh6PpLI4/видео.html
So there is msi gf63 thin 12vf in my country, the gf63 use ryx 4060 and i5-13th gen. But, the gpu only use 45 watt. Do i buy the gf63 or lenovo with rtx 4050 105 watt and ryzen 7?? 7000 series
General rule of thumb that I learnt while looking for gaming laptops in 2023:
If the price of :
1.RTX 4050 = RTX 3060 then go for the 3060
2.RTX 4060 = RTX 3070 = 7600S, then go for the 4060 followed by the 3070.
3.RTX 4070 = 3070Ti = 6800M, then go for the RTX 4070 followed by the 6800M (if you dont want DLSS and RTX and only looking for raw rasterized performance)
NOTE : This is considering the fact that all the GPUs are fully powered at their highest TDP.
What do you think of this laptop? HP Victus 16" Gaming Laptop QHD 240Hz AMD R7-7840HS 16GB RAM 512GB SSD RTX 4060
Look, the programs I use are:
Davinci Resolve
photoshop
Illustrator
Blender
adobe premiere
after effects
@@DinosaurGFX1Victus has an awful screen with only 50% rgb collor correctness. Great specs for the price but you'll have to replace the screen unfortunately