@@FoxyCAMTV A more expensive gpu can mean faster only for the fact that if it has better cooling, it can overclock higher and be stable. Some manufacturers overclocked their gpus out of the box, but I'm sure you already know that ! Take care 😉
@@Faisal-SR yes true but who cares about all that stuff if for the same price you can get the next tier model that performs a lot better out of the box without needing overclocking. Plus at this low level these cards doesn't run too hot or draw too much power so what's the point.
Do you think you can add percentage differences or gains next to fps Like for example AVG : 47 FPS | AVG : 61 FPS (+29%) Or maybe like at the end average difference from all games tested
@@AdamantMindset not for osd that stuff is added in video edit after recording where he combines recordings for both gpu's and adds their average fps for every game recorded
@@AlexDSV if you think that it's not needed that doesn't mean that most people wouldn't want it it's much better for a video editor to put percentages (and that way make it easier for everyone) than instead every person manually calculating for every game it's mainly just a nice thing to have but not 100% necessary
Prices vary wildly depending on where in the world you happen to be, and when you happen to check them. That said, it seems that the 3060Ti is generally a better buy regardless of brand.
There's a big temp difference though. You want a graphics card that performs well which means frames, not too much power usage and good temps. That cheap 3060ti runs hot and at times 20 degrees Celsius hotter than the higher quality 3060 card. I wouldn't get either of them. The RX 6700 10GB for under $400 is a better deal and there are RX 6600s going for close to $250. The price of these cards in the thumbnail showed $480 for these Nvidia graphics cards so not even close on price to performance.
@@gmaxsfoodfitness3035 I take your point about the temps in this particular example. Temps and noise were factors in my own choice. I chose the Asus 3080 Tuf 12G for that very reason, i.e. cool and virtually silent. And yes, you go for whatever meets your needs at the right price.
Here the rtx 3060 costs 20% more for 30% more performance. Definetely the best cost/performance ratio but I went with the 3060 regardless (the cheapest one tho) because thats what i could afford
@@matheusleal2818 Do you mean the 3060Ti costs 20% more? btw, the best card we can get is always the one we can actually afford. There are always more powerful GPUs than whatever we choose, but they're not worth a second mortgage :)
Wait how did the same bike pass at 3:00 in 2 different tests? As far as I know, there is no benchmarking inbuilt in pugb, so its gotta be a random player. But how did the same player end up in both the gpu testings? Just stresses the fact that this test might be fake.
That's actually a good question because recording the gameplay affects the final result and might lower the score, for example instead of reaching 150 FPS the average will be at 110 FPS because of recording and the computer was additionally overwhelmed. I think they might put a random video in the background just to keep the feeling it really was recorded, idk
Wow the difference is alot bigger then i thought about 14-20 Celsius if you live in a cold region it wont matter much if your in a hot region where your room gets hot quickly that 14-20 can make a big difference.
@@gamechamp632 It doesn't matter because the memory bandwidth is higher on the 3060ti. I really doubt any game could max out the 8gbs using the full performance of the 3060ti.
@@mylesmcl checkout uncharted 4 on pc.All 8gb cards like 3060ti 3070 3080 suffers from vram shortage in 1440p.Doesnt matter even if they can do 4k vram would make them 1080p card soon.
The difference could only be measure by doing a stress test and see how long it takes to burn them out... Or at least see how far they could overclock, sadly OC can't be done easy due to factory limitations. You also need to count for noise when factor cheap vs expensive but for most people cheap designs are a better solution. On a cheap tower with bad air-flow a cheap GPU could end up overheating and I seen people underclocking this things to prevent it.
As an owner of a 3060 OC i recommend always OC the mem clock to 8500 Mhz if you have a good cooling system for summers , it will not reach 3060TI but it makes the things more similar , specially if the games have HD Textures packs as in FC6 that requires a lot of VRAM in 1440p . Sometimes i get better results in that game with the 3060 that in my other one (3070TI) in 1440p HD Pack (FSR OFF ofc) . After 1.5 years of 8500 Mhz usage in mem clock the 3060 OC works perfectly and without reach high temps .
Well, technically people that buy expensive gpu don't really care about performance, they interest in its looks, rgb light quality, brand and acoustics so this comparision is not really fair.
I payed $1100 for a RTX 3080 Ti and didn't give a crap about the looks. It doesn't have RGB or any kind of lights for that matter, all I cared about was having the performance of a 3080 Ti.
Got that same 3060ti and I would say it is really hotter given its cheaper value compared to the other cards. I undervolted it using the firestorm app because I just play casually and now it works much cooler than the usual.
@@archvile1313 most likely but it still depends on how you do it. There's an MSI afterburner undervolting guide that I watched here on youtube and it helped me a lot. The weather here in my country is hot most of the time and I don't mind losing a little fps.
@@archvile1313 Not necessarily I undervolted and overclocked my 3080 so it’s cooler while having 3-5% more performance barely get to 65 degrees and still more performance at stock at least like 3-7 fps more in some games
@@elemental2374 That's crazy man, you need to teach me how to do that once I get my pc. I want to build one specifically for flight sim 2020 but unsure whether to buy this year or next year or even the following one (before october 2025, so I could have windows 10 before it's gone)
if the gpus si single fan than there s a reason . ...single fans gpu don t worth it ...are instable in temperatures ...throtle a lot ...etc but if finding some cheap dual fan gpu than it worths the try
@@LightMCXx where u from??? most high tier gpu mostly have average cooling even the cheap one because their need to control the high usage of power consumption.
I don't think these Benchmarks for RTX3060 are correct, as you already showed that you are playing all the titles at Ultra settings, your RAM is 32GB and is clocked at 5200MHz most probably 2x16, you are using an i9 12900K, and now judging from the FPS either you are playing it at 720p or these Benchmarks are incorrect, since I have seen several videos where the Cyberpunk with same settings doesn't come over 35 FPS, the MFS ran at 24-30FPS, RDR2 at 45-50FPS, GOW at 50-55 FPS and majority of these videos are from your own channel. Is that a mean to degrade a card which you don't want your viewers to purchase.
I7 12700k with liquid cooler 360 but use cheap 3060ti? After 2 hour gaming you will see the different when the gpu throttling down much fps cause from the heat produce..
there s like 80 bucks diff in aftermarket models for this gpu Th ti being the more expensive ....i do thing tho that 14 to 20 perf upgr worth the price diff
yap ...considered the price gap between them had considerably changed ...50 to 80 bucks plus for 14 to 20 perf increase sounds okish to me nowadays for some entry levels gpu s
Depends on the games you like and the resolution you use. For single player games that have low cpu demand and high gpu demand (like Control), it is ok. Specially if you use 1440p. Now if you like games with high cpu demand (Watch Dogs 2, Legion, RD2) and multiplayer e-games, specially with 1080p, it is total waste of money. in the last case, 3060 or RX6600 is more than enough.
i have the same rtx 3060 ti however whenever i turn on rt in cyberpunk,i experience massive fps drops(despite enabling dlss),however in the video the game was running fine with around 60 FPS most of the time even with rt on-why could this happen? Can a weaker cpu cause such bottlenecks?I have a 9400F.
IDK but I am really concerned about the power consumption and temperature of that cheaper but faster card. I'm just gonna go with cooler and less power consumption maybe idk.
Main motive of buying a GPU is to get more fps not anything else So the cheaper cards are good and value for money If you think 70°c is bad for the GPU Then you don't know anything
It's true that 70°c is nothing, but the noise generated by the fan can be annoying. Motives of buying a high-end graphic card, at least for some people, include the noise level. And I am also sure that some people are content with 60 fps stable performance.
Stuff like the Rog Strix 3060 or any fancy model of a crappy gpu shouldn't exist because at those prices you could just get the next tier card at same price and is money better spent. For models that are more apart in price and that don't worth the extra money (example when a 3090 was usd1500 vs a 3090 ti at usd2000) then yes makes sense to spend some extra for a good 3090 model vs a meh 3090 ti. But in the low end is ridiculous and pointless. Imagine someone sees your system and says "wow a rtx Rog Strix! What is it a 3080 or 3090?"...and you say is a 3060 👀😱😔😤😓😖🥺😭😭
@@asfafgqwtgqwg yes well, sometimes I see that kind of stuff, the Rog seller must have gotten a new fresh batch with the cutted down prices while the Z trio one is trying not to lose if he bought at high prices. The gpu market has been all over the place, and the variables of prices is massive. That being said from a 3070 and upwards the Rog starts to make more sense since the difference with a basic 3070 ti isn't as noticeable and probably the price jump to a 3080 can set you back.
yeah right, top tier cards are just for better overclocking(bcuz of the better VRM and better cooling and maybe lower noise), otherwise they don't worth the price
@@LightMCXx nahh...68 g is fine for a gpu and even in some warmer room i think it won t hit more than 75 which again isn t a big deal ...The 20 perc diff in perf tho is ....and considering the price gap isn t that big those 50 to 80 bucks diff worth it for the ti gpu bigger bus = longetivity ...
@@robertsdaniel8301 also the power consumption is not than much higher than the expensive non ti version. So you get a much better fps per watt with the ti.
Well done, this is for people who think that expensive card are always faster but it's not, but the expensive one has a better cooling and low noise + better creative card in term beauty for the PC.
Interesting comparison, but the difference is the support, component selection (cheap vs nice capacitors and such), noise, and longevity. Zotac makes cheap cards, so they have to cheap out on somewhere to still turn a profit. Other manufacturers (such as Asus), have a higher price point, but use higher quality components and spend more time engineering the hardware so the total user experience is nicer and the cards last a lot longer than cheap cards with cheap components.
Most of the money is cut down on the heatsinks and fans/shroud. While yes, expensive ones tend to last longer, cheap ones last as long as more expensive ones, as long as the cooling solution is fine
The cheapest 3060ti where I live (i bought it) is the Asus dual fan mini ~500€. the most expensive 3060 is the Strix at over 600€ and the little Asus 3060ti barely goes above 60°c under load at over 30°c room temperature, and is super quiet. For the price of the Strix you'd be better off getting the cheapest 3070 ~650.
@@hzwinip He has faster rams. My rams are only 4000 mhz and his rams are 5200 mhz. he has better fps in msfs. i would like to get more GPU utilization in msfs. my cpu is ok but my rams are to slow i think.
it's not even that loud even 100% unless you're someone who's being annoyed by just anything who barely makes any noise or who can't afford to get a nice headsets or speakers or wants to attach his hear next to his pc case.
sold my 3060 to get a 3070ti. i found a guy with a 2070 super and got my brother to trade his 3060 for it. it isnt a bad card at all but wasnt it for us
pros and cons man, rog board is more expensive because all internal components are type "A", hardware durability and design. Is much more easily that you need to fix your Cheapest RTX 3060 Ti components soon.
For budget cards like these there's no reason to get the expensive models assuming the buyer is price conscious. Additional cooling features and high quality components don't translate well enough into actual performance to justify the costs. A useful comparison would be cheap 3060 vs cheap 3060 Ti. For those who aren't price conscious well...just get the most expensive 3090 Ti and call it a day.
Yeah but do the cheap models have 0 rpm modes and have good enough heatsinks to never turn on fans for 100% of casual PC usage? I've had my Strix 3060 Ti for a year now, and when I did PC maintenance and pulled out the card there was 0 dust on the fans like it was brand new. Everything else in the PC had much dust. Higher end models are great for people who are too lazy to clean their computers.
@@XMansive Fair point, but does that plus the miniscule performance gain justify the coat as oppose to say get a cheap next tier model for better performance out of the box? I have a feeling most will say no.
@@XMansive yeah the zotac 3060 ti like the one in the video turns its fans off when its not under heavy load. For me the fans only ever turn on when playing games
Galax dual fan is better. mine never reaches 70c on stock configuration even in hot summer in Philippines. Undervolted and it barely reaches 60c. Also noticed that the 3060ti here only running at 1905mhz. Mine can reach 1995 while undervolted and much lower temps and wattage. Lower wattage than a 3060 but much higher fps, can't ask for more :)
@@watchyojet Try to watch some tutorials on yt so you can learn it more thoroughly. But I use msi afterburner to set the voltage curve and save so whenever I start my system it will run on that settings.
People don't understand, that RGB is addition you pay for, but you pay really for entire quality of components and more expensive version of same cards has better results and cooler temps, which also is good for entire pc :D
no it won't cause all the heat will still transfer to the ambient inside the case. The card is cooler because the heat sink is effectively getting the heat out from the gpu to the surrounding ambient.
@@markanthonynario5447 keeping chip on lower temps also keeps generating less heat inside case. There are cases like Zalman Z3 that with too much heat inside case, had some problems with heating at all But I understand your point of view. To have good air flow you have to get everything good :D
@@Mardax0 you don't get it. better cooling or not those gpu still have the same chip and same production of heat. Unless the heat that's coming from the gpu is directly going out of the case then it won't affect other components otherwise same amount of heat will still be transferred to the surrounding ambient inside the case. The gpu might run cooler but the whole system will still be the same or even worst if the gpu cooler is effective in transferring the heat to the whole system.
Even the cheap RTX 3060 Ti is 20-25% faster in every game. This reminds me of the RTX 3050 vs. RX 6600 XT. They're the same price, but the 6600 XT is 50% faster!!!
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would have been better to include strix 3060 ti.
4800 cores and higher memory bus beats 3500 cores. But did you have the RGB turned all the way up on the Strix?!
We joke around but there may be are people who think expensive means faster:' Expensive means better cooling sometimes.
@@FoxyCAMTV
much better cooling silent & low hot + better bulid metrials + faster memory + gpu boost clock stable + RGB + longer life span
@@Faisal-SR + 1 fps too :)
@@FoxyCAMTV A more expensive gpu can mean faster only for the fact that if it has better cooling, it can overclock higher and be stable. Some manufacturers overclocked their gpus out of the box, but I'm sure you already know that ! Take care 😉
@@Faisal-SR yes true but who cares about all that stuff if for the same price you can get the next tier model that performs a lot better out of the box without needing overclocking. Plus at this low level these cards doesn't run too hot or draw too much power so what's the point.
Do you think you can add percentage differences or gains next to fps
Like for example
AVG : 47 FPS | AVG : 61 FPS (+29%)
Or maybe like at the end average difference from all games tested
sadly no such option in osd atm perhaps in future
@@AdamantMindset not for osd
that stuff is added in video edit after recording where he combines recordings for both gpu's and adds their average fps for every game recorded
I don't think that's necessary
@@Nopa_Kofi just do the math yourself if you care that much
@@AlexDSV if you think that it's not needed that doesn't mean that most people wouldn't want it
it's much better for a video editor to put percentages (and that way make it easier for everyone)
than instead every person manually calculating for every game
it's mainly just a nice thing to have but not 100% necessary
Cheap rtx 3060ti wins, because big performance gap and the ~72°C are really fine
And that 15-20° Heat ?
Read my comment again
Random off topic question. What other languages do you speak and type?
@@rookie4582 natively german korean and english on idk good level, can read and write a bit of *french fries"
Well, thats obviously doesn't it
This isn't about fps, it's about the cooling. Look at the temperatures
Prices vary wildly depending on where in the world you happen to be, and when you happen to check them. That said, it seems that the 3060Ti is generally a better buy regardless of brand.
There's a big temp difference though. You want a graphics card that performs well which means frames, not too much power usage and good temps. That cheap 3060ti runs hot and at times 20 degrees Celsius hotter than the higher quality 3060 card. I wouldn't get either of them. The RX 6700 10GB for under $400 is a better deal and there are RX 6600s going for close to $250. The price of these cards in the thumbnail showed $480 for these Nvidia graphics cards so not even close on price to performance.
@@gmaxsfoodfitness3035 I take your point about the temps in this particular example. Temps and noise were factors in my own choice. I chose the Asus 3080 Tuf 12G for that very reason, i.e. cool and virtually silent. And yes, you go for whatever meets your needs at the right price.
Here the rtx 3060 costs 20% more for 30% more performance. Definetely the best cost/performance ratio but I went with the 3060 regardless (the cheapest one tho) because thats what i could afford
Not really. Running at such low temps will have your 3060 survive one extra year over the cheap TI version so it might be worth
@@matheusleal2818 Do you mean the 3060Ti costs 20% more? btw, the best card we can get is always the one we can actually afford. There are always more powerful GPUs than whatever we choose, but they're not worth a second mortgage :)
Next expensive 3060 Ti vs cheap 3070 pls
yeah that should be more interesting, or expensive 3070 vs cheap 3070 Ti
@@Rivexd The only cards worth buying are 3080, 3070, and 3060 Ti. Even 3060 is the bottom line
@@justme8675 3070 Ti has almost the same price here as 3070 so that’s not always the case
@@justme8675 and 3060 Ti is the worst value in my country atm
@@Rivexd Understandable
Wait how did the same bike pass at 3:00 in 2 different tests? As far as I know, there is no benchmarking inbuilt in pugb, so its gotta be a random player. But how did the same player end up in both the gpu testings?
Just stresses the fact that this test might be fake.
That's actually a good question because recording the gameplay affects the final result and might lower the score, for example instead of reaching 150 FPS the average will be at 110 FPS because of recording and the computer was additionally overwhelmed. I think they might put a random video in the background just to keep the feeling it really was recorded, idk
Wow the difference is alot bigger then i thought about 14-20 Celsius if you live in a cold region it wont matter much if your in a hot region where your room gets hot quickly that 14-20 can make a big difference.
you can just underclock the GPU 20% and the temperature will be much lower
I’m using a 1070 super OC above 2100Mhz, it’s around 80ºC for the last 4 years and there is no problem at all.
I guess you're right in a way but do you know how much of a difference 20-40frames make in every game?
Waited in EVGA's queue for a year but got the 3060 Ti FTW3 Ultra for $519, was a nice upgrade over previous EVGA RTX 2060 6GB (1080P 144Hz)
That was a good buy! Picked up a 3060ti Strix OC last week off Newegg for 550. Comes in tomorrow. Can’t wait to compare it to my 3080
cool I got the zotac rtx 3060 ti which is the one in the video for only $505
if 3060ti have 12gb vram it would be the one of the best gfx card in entire market
12gb vram is completely pointless for the 3060ti (and the 3060)
@@mylesmcl try playing horizon zero dawn on 1440p or 4k on 8gb cards. The texture without be horrible.
@@gamechamp632 It doesn't matter because the memory bandwidth is higher on the 3060ti. I really doubt any game could max out the 8gbs using the full performance of the 3060ti.
@@mylesmcl checkout uncharted 4 on pc.All 8gb cards like 3060ti 3070 3080 suffers from vram shortage in 1440p.Doesnt matter even if they can do 4k vram would make them 1080p card soon.
@@gamechamp632 maybe thats just your card because uncharted 4 ultra 1440p runs 90-100fps for me with no stutters.
The difference could only be measure by doing a stress test and see how long it takes to burn them out...
Or at least see how far they could overclock, sadly OC can't be done easy due to factory limitations.
You also need to count for noise when factor cheap vs expensive but for most people cheap designs are a better solution.
On a cheap tower with bad air-flow a cheap GPU could end up overheating and I seen people underclocking this things to prevent it.
u right but cmon bro ROG STIX on a 3060
Yeah unless the gpu has only one fan on it , its completely fine from a value stand point
As an owner of a 3060 OC i recommend always OC the mem clock to 8500 Mhz if you have a good cooling system for summers , it will not reach 3060TI but it makes the things more similar , specially if the games have HD Textures packs as in FC6 that requires a lot of VRAM in 1440p . Sometimes i get better results in that game with the 3060 that in my other one (3070TI) in 1440p HD Pack (FSR OFF ofc) . After 1.5 years of 8500 Mhz usage in mem clock the 3060 OC works perfectly and without reach high temps .
No
@@tarnishedluis 3060ti user?
@@Aigle662frileux no, but 3060 ti is a lot better than 3060. a simple oc can't reach +25%
Well, technically people that buy expensive gpu don't really care about performance, they interest in its looks, rgb light quality, brand and acoustics so this comparision is not really fair.
I payed $1100 for a RTX 3080 Ti and didn't give a crap about the looks. It doesn't have RGB or any kind of lights for that matter, all I cared about was having the performance of a 3080 Ti.
@@ArmadaOne chad
Got that same 3060ti and I would say it is really hotter given its cheaper value compared to the other cards. I undervolted it using the firestorm app because I just play casually and now it works much cooler than the usual.
But you get less fps and performances when you undervolt right?
@@archvile1313 most likely but it still depends on how you do it. There's an MSI afterburner undervolting guide that I watched here on youtube and it helped me a lot. The weather here in my country is hot most of the time and I don't mind losing a little fps.
@@archvile1313 Not necessarily I undervolted and overclocked my 3080 so it’s cooler while having 3-5% more performance barely get to 65 degrees and still more performance at stock at least like 3-7 fps more in some games
@@elemental2374 That's crazy man, you need to teach me how to do that once I get my pc. I want to build one specifically for flight sim 2020 but unsure whether to buy this year or next year or even the following one (before october 2025, so I could have windows 10 before it's gone)
@@archvile1313 I would wait for at least Nvidia 4000 and AMD 7000 Series
10-15° C difference but 70° is still not that high get good case and ventilation it's all good. As long as your temps don't go over 75 you'll be fine
No point buying expensive lower tier if u can buy cheap highest tier card.
Issue with temperature
Some country is very high.
Sadly i would buy better cooler with higher end.
Than cheap higher end.
if the gpus si single fan than there s a reason . ...single fans gpu don t worth it ...are instable in temperatures ...throtle a lot ...etc but if finding some cheap dual fan gpu than it worths the try
@@robertsdaniel8301 high tier gpu especially high end gpu minimum 2 fans..no single fans gpu.
@@LightMCXx where u from??? most high tier gpu mostly have average cooling even the cheap one because their need to control the high usage of power consumption.
@@LightMCXx I live in hot country and my zotac 3060 ti doesnt go over 70c under heavy load you're dramatizing cooling too much.
Other games be like: to play our game you need a better GPU!
Minecraft Java edition: give CPU you son of a b****
Hynix VRAM in 3060ti: Hello 👋
What is this?
What has price have to do with performance?
its just like fully modded jdm vs cheapest variant of sport car
as for me it is better to take a cheap 3060 ti
Me better cooler cuz my region hot as F
@@LightMCXx my cheap galax dual fan 3060ti won't even reach 70c even in hot summer in Philippines. So you're only assuming.
I don't think these Benchmarks for RTX3060 are correct, as you already showed that you are playing all the titles at Ultra settings, your RAM is 32GB and is clocked at 5200MHz most probably 2x16, you are using an i9 12900K, and now judging from the FPS either you are playing it at 720p or these Benchmarks are incorrect, since I have seen several videos where the Cyberpunk with same settings doesn't come over 35 FPS, the MFS ran at 24-30FPS, RDR2 at 45-50FPS, GOW at 50-55 FPS and majority of these videos are from your own channel. Is that a mean to degrade a card which you don't want your viewers to purchase.
I7 12700k with liquid cooler 360 but use cheap 3060ti? After 2 hour gaming you will see the different when the gpu throttling down much fps cause from the heat produce..
Conclusion : if you are building with Lian Li - 011 go with strix instead of Zotac Twin edge
TG, every time you do a test you must always include FS2020, it's the ultimate game for comparison.
there s like 80 bucks diff in aftermarket models for this gpu Th ti being the more expensive ....i do thing tho that 14 to 20 perf upgr worth the price diff
Check the asic quality of this card using gpu z or hwinfo
Conclusion: Dont buy an expensive rtx 3060
yap ...considered the price gap between them had considerably changed ...50 to 80 bucks plus for 14 to 20 perf increase sounds okish to me nowadays for some entry levels gpu s
Is it possible to pair the ryzen 3 3100 with rtx 3060 ti?
It is. Is it optimal? No. If you plan to upgrade the cpu later then dont be affraid to go for 3060ti
@@alxnd_r6345 I don't really plan to upgrade the cpu, I was hoping 3060 ti would work with r3 3100
@@alangeorge5592 a ryzen 3 3100 would def bottleneck the 3060 ti but it'll probably be fine just a couple fps lost
Depends on the games you like and the resolution you use. For single player games that have low cpu demand and high gpu demand (like Control), it is ok. Specially if you use 1440p.
Now if you like games with high cpu demand (Watch Dogs 2, Legion, RD2) and multiplayer e-games, specially with 1080p, it is total waste of money.
in the last case, 3060 or RX6600 is more than enough.
@@HikYama and if I use it only for 1440p?
i have the same rtx 3060 ti however whenever i turn on rt in cyberpunk,i experience massive fps drops(despite enabling dlss),however in the video the game was running fine with around 60 FPS most of the time even with rt on-why could this happen?
Can a weaker cpu cause such bottlenecks?I have a 9400F.
Yeah bruh its the cpu dropping yo frames👍
Yeah its a bottleneck I also have the same zotac gpu and rtx without dlss in cyberpunk runs fine for me at about 40 or more fps with a 12400f
Yes most likely its CPU differences , 9400F is 6 cores / 6 threads (no hyperthreading) and Cyberpunk is very CPU thread hungry.
You have to check cpu and gpu usage with gpuz to be sure but yeah looks like the cpu is holding the gpu back.
CP2077 requires a good CPU , specially with RT on . Just watch the usage of your CPU , even in my 12400F have high usage .
IDK but I am really concerned about the power consumption and temperature of that cheaper but faster card. I'm just gonna go with cooler and less power consumption maybe idk.
Daul fan model has high thermals.
This is kinda weird test because of course no matter what model 3060ti still better ahead
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can you do 3070ti vs 2060?
This is the Video people have been waiting for a long time
Yeah Noobs.
480 both?
Что означает экспенсив и чип? В чём разница?
Main motive of buying a GPU is to get more fps not anything else
So the cheaper cards are good and value for money
If you think 70°c is bad for the GPU
Then you don't know anything
It's true that 70°c is nothing, but the noise generated by the fan can be annoying.
Motives of buying a high-end graphic card, at least for some people, include the noise level.
And I am also sure that some people are content with 60 fps stable performance.
Should be going by the Hot Spot temps
it's sad that the cheapest is even 480$ 81$ dollars more expensive than msrp
Both 20 below: Celsius and Frames
RTX 3060ti Asus tuff gaming trio fan is silent and heat low
366 USD Galax 3060
436 USD Zotac 3060 Ti
These are the prices in my region. Is the 70USD increase worth it?
Asus rog and evga xc 3060 same gpu clock boost 1882 MHz
Stuff like the Rog Strix 3060 or any fancy model of a crappy gpu shouldn't exist because at those prices you could just get the next tier card at same price and is money better spent. For models that are more apart in price and that don't worth the extra money (example when a 3090 was usd1500 vs a 3090 ti at usd2000) then yes makes sense to spend some extra for a good 3090 model vs a meh 3090 ti. But in the low end is ridiculous and pointless. Imagine someone sees your system and says "wow a rtx Rog Strix! What is it a 3080 or 3090?"...and you say is a 3060 👀😱😔😤😓😖🥺😭😭
in my country, 3070 strix is cheaper than msi gaming z trio by almost 20% lol
@@asfafgqwtgqwg yes well, sometimes I see that kind of stuff, the Rog seller must have gotten a new fresh batch with the cutted down prices while the Z trio one is trying not to lose if he bought at high prices. The gpu market has been all over the place, and the variables of prices is massive. That being said from a 3070 and upwards the Rog starts to make more sense since the difference with a basic 3070 ti isn't as noticeable and probably the price jump to a 3080 can set you back.
yeah right, top tier cards are just for better overclocking(bcuz of the better VRM and better cooling and maybe lower noise), otherwise they don't worth the price
Wow, that temp really tell the different
値段の安い高いはGPU温度とファン稼働率、ファンの音量に反映されるからそこも掲載しないといけない
I have the zotac 3060 ti and as long the fans don't go above 79% fan speed, it's not loud
and core temps go up to 73 without undervolting with ambient temps being 31 C
Cheap wins by a large margin i didnt knew that this 2 were on such diferent levels.
But what at cost?
20 celsius which is bad for some country.
@@LightMCXx nahh...68 g is fine for a gpu and even in some warmer room i think it won t hit more than 75 which again isn t a big deal ...The 20 perc diff in perf tho is ....and considering the price gap isn t that big those 50 to 80 bucks diff worth it for the ti gpu bigger bus = longetivity ...
@@robertsdaniel8301 also the power consumption is not than much higher than the expensive non ti version. So you get a much better fps per watt with the ti.
@@LightMCXx 70ºC is fine
@@LightMCXx you don't know anything.
Undervolt my Zotac 3060ti 0.962@2055(2040 24/7) 58~62c memory@7700 100% stable really good little card
Well done, this is for people who think that expensive card are always faster but it's not, but the expensive one has a better cooling and low noise + better creative card in term beauty for the PC.
You may as well undervolt the higher tier card for less noise and temp and still have better performance.
@@phucth91 True
I don't get why asus would even make a 3060 strix let alone a 3050.
Not the video you wanted but the video you needed.
We all knew the result but came here for fun😆
Dude please make a video about Marvel`s Spider-Man on GTX 1650 PLSS
Would avoid Zotac like the plague though
Can u try rtx 3060 ti manli in my place this was the cheapest
In electronic components keeping the temperatures low Is important so without thinking about It, I go for the Asus Rog Strix
And lose 30 percent of performance 😂😂😂😂
@@hunterjd exactly, you could undervolt the 3060ti for same temperatures and still way better performance.
In my opinion that's not the smart buy. Price to performance is much more valuable than getting a better cooler with a lower tier card.
You trade 10-15°c for 15-20fps. If someone find this worth than idk..
Next cheapest rtx 3060 vs most expensive 3060
Interesting comparison, but the difference is the support, component selection (cheap vs nice capacitors and such), noise, and longevity. Zotac makes cheap cards, so they have to cheap out on somewhere to still turn a profit. Other manufacturers (such as Asus), have a higher price point, but use higher quality components and spend more time engineering the hardware so the total user experience is nicer and the cards last a lot longer than cheap cards with cheap components.
Most of the money is cut down on the heatsinks and fans/shroud. While yes, expensive ones tend to last longer, cheap ones last as long as more expensive ones, as long as the cooling solution is fine
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The cheapest 3060ti where I live (i bought it) is the Asus dual fan mini ~500€. the most expensive 3060 is the Strix at over 600€ and the little Asus 3060ti barely goes above 60°c under load at over 30°c room temperature, and is super quiet. For the price of the Strix you'd be better off getting the cheapest 3070 ~650.
In my country 3060 sells around $430 and rtx 3060ti sls around $550
Asus tuf is better no coil whine silent mode why the strix doesn’t have silent mode weird.
My guess before watching is the cheapest Ti model.
Me with temp issue bought an expensive rtx 3060
The 3060ti is on par with the 2080s. It was a huge jump in performance. Look at it vs a 3070 and 3070ti. The 3070 is a misfit.
1080 Ti, which costs half the price and gives you better performance (for the obvious risk of being old and with no rtx, which no one uses anyway)
well the company only make their cooler not the entire GPU,
why is my gpu not under 99% load? i have rtx 3060 ti.
Cpu bottleneck probably
this is should be like that
Need better processor ryzen 5xxx or intel i5 gen 10-12
at 1080p you'll have CPU bottleneck.
Try 1440p or 4k.
@@hzwinip He has faster rams. My rams are only 4000 mhz and his rams are 5200 mhz. he has better fps in msfs. i would like to get more GPU utilization in msfs. my cpu is ok but my rams are to slow i think.
The difference here is the heat. A cheap RTX 3060Ti gets high temperature
How loud were the fans on the "cheap" 3060ti?
I have the same card and they never get loud even when they spinning as fast as possible
@Slome my case fans are louder than my gpu
@@germanfisch turn them on 100% with Msi Afterburner and see if you get any sound differences lol
it's not even that loud even 100% unless you're someone who's being annoyed by just anything who barely makes any noise or who can't afford to get a nice headsets or speakers or wants to attach his hear next to his pc case.
@@AlienGurke that makes no sense... lmao under normal fans it will sound fine... most gpus at 100% fans sound like a jet...
sold my 3060 to get a 3070ti. i found a guy with a 2070 super and got my brother to trade his 3060 for it. it isnt a bad card at all but wasnt it for us
pros and cons man, rog board is more expensive because all internal components are type "A", hardware durability and design. Is much more easily that you need to fix your Cheapest RTX 3060 Ti components soon.
Strix cards for a product as slow as a 3060 is just dumb
there's even a strix card for the 3050 at almost the same price of a 3060 lmao
founders edition 3060 ti is 400 dollars on best buy so I would say that is about the cheapest one you can get
From what I see, they are literally the same. The ti just runs smoother in 4K resolution witch the 3060 kinda lacks. But over all either card is good.
Expensive RTX 3060 OC vs 3060Ti cheap (with or without undervolt)
saying cheap trx 3060ti to zotac
zotac : emotional damage!
But running at such low temps will have your 3060 live maybe one extra year so I don't think it's useless
Expensive mean better cooling system and design. that does'nt means expensive gpu have expensive gpu core and cheapest gpu means cheap gpu core.
Most expensive 3060 enjoyer vs cheapest 3060ti enjoyer.
For budget cards like these there's no reason to get the expensive models assuming the buyer is price conscious. Additional cooling features and high quality components don't translate well enough into actual performance to justify the costs. A useful comparison would be cheap 3060 vs cheap 3060 Ti.
For those who aren't price conscious well...just get the most expensive 3090 Ti and call it a day.
Yeah but do the cheap models have 0 rpm modes and have good enough heatsinks to never turn on fans for 100% of casual PC usage? I've had my Strix 3060 Ti for a year now, and when I did PC maintenance and pulled out the card there was 0 dust on the fans like it was brand new. Everything else in the PC had much dust. Higher end models are great for people who are too lazy to clean their computers.
@@XMansive Fair point, but does that plus the miniscule performance gain justify the coat as oppose to say get a cheap next tier model for better performance out of the box? I have a feeling most will say no.
@@XMansive yeah the zotac 3060 ti like the one in the video turns its fans off when its not under heavy load. For me the fans only ever turn on when playing games
I think you totally missed the point of this video 🤦♂️
@@FatterTony i think you totally missed the point of my point.
and now.. Cheapest 3070 vs expensive 3060ti
Galax dual fan is better. mine never reaches 70c on stock configuration even in hot summer in Philippines. Undervolted and it barely reaches 60c. Also noticed that the 3060ti here only running at 1905mhz. Mine can reach 1995 while undervolted and much lower temps and wattage. Lower wattage than a 3060 but much higher fps, can't ask for more :)
I need to do this to mine i already switched cpu for less heat then i realized my 3060ti runs at like 70-4 max load, how do you undervolt it
@@watchyojet Try to watch some tutorials on yt so you can learn it more thoroughly. But I use msi afterburner to set the voltage curve and save so whenever I start my system it will run on that settings.
In such a test there should be also displayed noise (in DB) of the GPU.
no?
Yeah Better Rtx 3060 ti performance but better cooling on the rtx 3060
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Strix cards are always the worst scam price/performance wise
temperature 3060 avrg 50-56c while 3060ti 65-70c
Да жесть в России 3060ti уже дешевле 3060 всему виной память Hyinix ааа🤬🤬🤬поголовно идут с отвалом!!!
В Беларуси разница большая в цене все равно остаётся в 150$
Only the temps are better on the 3060
People don't understand, that RGB is addition you pay for, but you pay really for entire quality of components and more expensive version of same cards has better results and cooler temps, which also is good for entire pc :D
no it won't cause all the heat will still transfer to the ambient inside the case. The card is cooler because the heat sink is effectively getting the heat out from the gpu to the surrounding ambient.
@@markanthonynario5447 keeping chip on lower temps also keeps generating less heat inside case. There are cases like Zalman Z3 that with too much heat inside case, had some problems with heating at all
But I understand your point of view. To have good air flow you have to get everything good :D
@@Mardax0 you don't get it. better cooling or not those gpu still have the same chip and same production of heat. Unless the heat that's coming from the gpu is directly going out of the case then it won't affect other components otherwise same amount of heat will still be transferred to the surrounding ambient inside the case. The gpu might run cooler but the whole system will still be the same or even worst if the gpu cooler is effective in transferring the heat to the whole system.
The difference is expensive rtx 3060 ROG has 3 fans look at the temps no above 60C
And the strix is 25% slower still lol
I just bought the 3060 last week. Oh well
if u using any pro activity apps like blender and ..... 3060 with 12gb is batter
For the cheap 3060ti
It has higher temps
Lower clock speeds
Even the cheap RTX 3060 Ti is 20-25% faster in every game. This reminds me of the RTX 3050 vs. RX 6600 XT. They're the same price, but the 6600 XT is 50% faster!!!
RTX 3050 MSRP : 250$
RX 6600XT : 380$
RTX 3060Ti : 400$
3060Ti destroys the 6600XT for only 20$ more
Ti +15-20 degrees. Its abnormal, better buy more expensive with normal cooling system than that crap.