Thanks! What di you think about a workstation with new ryzen 7000 cpu and a A4500 gpu? Or is better waiting gtx 4090 with liquid cooling? Thanks a lot from Milan😊🇮🇹
I suppose it depends on what you need the workstation to do. The ryzen 7000 and A4500 would be a great combo but if you can get a 4090 cheaper it sounds like a great choice unless your crypto mining.
@@andysilvers9532 Yes I had a precision tower that was 7 years old, and it literally crapped out yesterday. So I am getting a new precision tower and there are a variety of the NIVIDA workstation cards to choose from. I am a lawyer so I use a lot of productivity apps for lawyers, but I also have gotten into video and editing and use the Adobe suite. Sounds like the A5500 card in a dell precision tower will be a great future proof machine for my use. Only question is should I jump up to 6000 or is the 5500 just fine?
@@managerofthenewportplumses301 I think the A5500 is fine. It may even be overkill for what you need. The new A5500 is basically a "light" version of the A6000 so I bet you'll be happy.
@@andysilvers9532 Awesome. I appreciate the feedback very much. Like many, I like overkill now because of the future proofing it insures. I never imagined I would be using adobe after effects or even primere pro 7 years ago when I bought my prior precision tower so I have learned that having more power with video graphic cards in particular is a good thing. The timing of all this was interesting because I had just last week ordered an MSI Creative laptop with a 3080ti card. When the precision broke down I thought to myself much better to get a new desktop with all the modern bells and whistles so I cancelled my laptop order and am instead getting a beast of a Dell Precision Tower so I can have tbe best of both worlds. Again, keep putting out this great content and interacting with your viewers (like me) as we really appreciate it!
I've got a RTX A4000. In gaming it is about as equal to a RTX 3060 ti, however if it is a game that requires more than 8GB of vram than the A4000 destroys a 3060 ti, 3070 or any other 8GB card. In professional apps requiring Quadro/professional drivers it is a little faster than my Quadro P6000.
My company offer me laptop with RTX A4500 16GB over RTX 3080 I requested. I primarily render heavy Blender scenes. Do you think I still should push for 3080?
@@andysilvers9532 lenovo. Keep in mind laptop versions of gpu are weaker than desktop. I actually looked up benchmark comparison for these two and it turns out a4500 is much weaker than 3080.
What would you recommend as a good high end card for a Plex Server? I have a 1660TI currently. I want to ensure that if I had 20+ clients accessing my Plex Server that the experience for those not Direct Play would be as seamless as possible with no wheel circling etc. I was thinking about the RTX A5000 which has been reduced to $2,700 CAD.
@@arifpatel1410 Thank you for your comment. The A5000 is good. You should also consider the A4500 and the AMD Radeon Pro W6800 which can be had for under $2200. Good luck to you on your server.
great video was just about to purchase a RTX 3080ti but now considering a A5500. Same Memory bandwidth, same cuda cores, just twice the Vram...hmm wondering if it worth a couple more thousand clams
If you want to game primarily, then the 3080ti is definitely the better choice. If ISV certifications and low power draw are your main goal, the the A5500 or even A5000 are a strong option. Also consider the AMD Radeon Pro W6800 with 32gb RAM for $1800 used or $2200 new.
@@ricbattaglia6976 I know I'm late, but if you work with intensive software like 3ds Max and Autocad, NVIDIA is simply superior to AMD for now. So I highly recommend going with Nvidia in your case.
For most people, that makes sense. Be aware the 4090 wasn't available when the a4500 was announced and more importantly, the A4500 is designed to be efficient for specialized workloads like crypto mining and rendering 3D scenes that require 20-48 GB VRAM.
The cards starting with a T such as T1000 and T600 are not Ampere based and are actually Turing cards.
Yes. I know, I was discussing the newer A series and the older T series just happened to be in the picture.
Thanks! What di you think about a workstation with new ryzen 7000 cpu and a A4500 gpu? Or is better waiting gtx 4090 with liquid cooling? Thanks a lot from Milan😊🇮🇹
I suppose it depends on what you need the workstation to do. The ryzen 7000 and A4500 would be a great combo but if you can get a 4090 cheaper it sounds like a great choice unless your crypto mining.
@@andysilvers9532 For 3ds Max and 3d Autocad but the most silent config, better A4500 or 4090 with liquid cooling? Thank you very much.
The a4500 is extremely quiet and efficient so it depends on your preference. However the performance from the 4090 would probably be a bit better.
I was looking for those workstation GPUs reviews, I just got 2 RTX A4000, waiting for them to arrive!!
I wish I could review them. Have fun with your A4000's.
Thank you for this very insightful video. As a result of tripping upon this, my new Dell will be a 5500 card. Thank you!
Dell desktop?
@@andysilvers9532 Yes I had a precision tower that was 7 years old, and it literally crapped out yesterday. So I am getting a new precision tower and there are a variety of the NIVIDA workstation cards to choose from. I am a lawyer so I use a lot of productivity apps for lawyers, but I also have gotten into video and editing and use the Adobe suite. Sounds like the A5500 card in a dell precision tower will be a great future proof machine for my use. Only question is should I jump up to 6000 or is the 5500 just fine?
@@managerofthenewportplumses301 I think the A5500 is fine. It may even be overkill for what you need. The new A5500 is basically a "light" version of the A6000 so I bet you'll be happy.
@@andysilvers9532 Awesome. I appreciate the feedback very much. Like many, I like overkill now because of the future proofing it insures. I never imagined I would be using adobe after effects or even primere pro 7 years ago when I bought my prior precision tower so I have learned that having more power with video graphic cards in particular is a good thing. The timing of all this was interesting because I had just last week ordered an MSI Creative laptop with a 3080ti card. When the precision broke down I thought to myself much better to get a new desktop with all the modern bells and whistles so I cancelled my laptop order and am instead getting a beast of a Dell Precision Tower so I can have tbe best of both worlds. Again, keep putting out this great content and interacting with your viewers (like me) as we really appreciate it!
@@managerofthenewportplumses301 Well I love the feedback. Great to hear from you. Let me know how your new Precision works for you.
I've got a RTX A4000. In gaming it is about as equal to a RTX 3060 ti, however if it is a game that requires more than 8GB of vram than the A4000 destroys a 3060 ti, 3070 or any other 8GB card. In professional apps requiring Quadro/professional drivers it is a little faster than my Quadro P6000.
I just seen the a4500 right now, im like WTF?! when!?
They released it without saying much.
My company offer me laptop with RTX A4500 16GB over RTX 3080 I requested. I primarily render heavy Blender scenes. Do you think I still should push for 3080?
If the the 3080 has the same 16gb of ram, then it is probably better. Otherwise the A4500 is great. What laptop is it?
@@andysilvers9532 lenovo. Keep in mind laptop versions of gpu are weaker than desktop. I actually looked up benchmark comparison for these two and it turns out a4500 is much weaker than 3080.
@@maxmaxed2887 Yes that's correct which is why I recommend 3080 if it has 16gb VRAM.
Update! The nvidia rtx a5500 costs roughly $4500. Not cheap cheetos.
What would you recommend as a good high end card for a Plex Server? I have a 1660TI currently. I want to ensure that if I had 20+ clients accessing my Plex Server that the experience for those not Direct Play would be as seamless as possible with no wheel circling etc. I was thinking about the RTX A5000 which has been reduced to $2,700 CAD.
@@arifpatel1410 Thank you for your comment. The A5000 is good. You should also consider the A4500 and the AMD Radeon Pro W6800 which can be had for under $2200. Good luck to you on your server.
great video was just about to purchase a RTX 3080ti but now considering a A5500. Same Memory bandwidth, same cuda cores, just twice the Vram...hmm wondering if it worth a couple more thousand clams
If you want to game primarily, then the 3080ti is definitely the better choice. If ISV certifications and low power draw are your main goal, the the A5500 or even A5000 are a strong option. Also consider the AMD Radeon Pro W6800 with 32gb RAM for $1800 used or $2200 new.
@@andysilvers9532 Is Radeon good for 3ds Max and Autocad 3d? Thanks!
Probably not quite at good as nvidia but I'd have to check.
@@ricbattaglia6976 I know I'm late, but if you work with intensive software like 3ds Max and Autocad, NVIDIA is simply superior to AMD for now. So I highly recommend going with Nvidia in your case.
@@2hotflavored666 Thanks, but autocad doesn't use gpu, only for visualization or render...
I would use a 4090.
For most people, that makes sense. Be aware the 4090 wasn't available when the a4500 was announced and more importantly, the A4500 is designed to be efficient for specialized workloads like crypto mining and rendering 3D scenes that require 20-48 GB VRAM.
@@andysilvers9532 not to forget the new monstrous power connector.
4 * 3090 = TOP!
That would definitely be baller status.
@@andysilvers9532 I wonder who will be the first rapper to don the iced out triple fan gpu pendant lol
Lil Silicon!
@@andysilvers9532 hahaha