I wouldn't even touch an 8 gb GPU in 2024. I have a rx 7700 xt 12 gb which is ok for me as of now but i assume it is not a "future proof" gpu and it will last about 2-3 years.
I got a 3070 for 130 bucks. It shreds still. Any game does great. It’s close to its limits but solid as hell. I get what you mean though. A 12 gig is kinda the new minimum.
If you are on 1080p and not maxing out all your graphics settings a 8gb gpu would be enough for most games. Most of the GPUs in this video would probably end up being used with 1080p monitors.
Exactly, but more and more games at 1080p are starting to use more VRAM with enhancements like RT or DLSS and getting over the 8GB both on AMD and Nvidia cards even with memory optimizations. They may not lose much performance compared to if that card have more VRAM as they usually just need 1 or 2 gb more but it is a problem for future titles, especially if optimization is bad or lacking altogether.
Why wouldnt you just leave out the AC valhalla result if it had that glaring of an issue on the 2080 super? Glad you didnt include it in the averages though, good job.
I left the Valhalla in because I already did the tests and the other two cards are good. It seems to be an extended issue with some rtx 2000 cards tho I only had issues with this batch of runs, and even when testing again it was still happening so not sure exactly what is causing it.
Appears to be a problem happening with random RTX 2000 cards. Nvidia knows, the game devs know but they didn't patch it. It's the first time that happened during my testing and the other RTX 2000 cards ran it fine. I also redid the testing after the video with the RTX 2080 super but wasn't able to get it to work correctly with that card in particular but I've seen people on forums commenting on it happening with other cards of the generation and there doesn't seem to be a pattern to when it happens.
I wouldn't even touch an 8 gb GPU in 2024. I have a rx 7700 xt 12 gb which is ok for me as of now but i assume it is not a "future proof" gpu and it will last about 2-3 years.
I got a 3070 for 130 bucks. It shreds still. Any game does great. It’s close to its limits but solid as hell. I get what you mean though. A 12 gig is kinda the new minimum.
If you are on 1080p and not maxing out all your graphics settings a 8gb gpu would be enough for most games. Most of the GPUs in this video would probably end up being used with 1080p monitors.
Exactly, but more and more games at 1080p are starting to use more VRAM with enhancements like RT or DLSS and getting over the 8GB both on AMD and Nvidia cards even with memory optimizations. They may not lose much performance compared to if that card have more VRAM as they usually just need 1 or 2 gb more but it is a problem for future titles, especially if optimization is bad or lacking altogether.
a 3060 ti , to de olhor nela ja !! vou vender a gtx 1080
Why wouldnt you just leave out the AC valhalla result if it had that glaring of an issue on the 2080 super? Glad you didnt include it in the averages though, good job.
I left the Valhalla in because I already did the tests and the other two cards are good.
It seems to be an extended issue with some rtx 2000 cards tho I only had issues with this batch of runs, and even when testing again it was still happening so not sure exactly what is causing it.
2080 super = 3060 ti
-50w from 3060 ti
WTF happend in Valhala??? RTX 2080 Super 100Wat conumption with lowest GPU ussage?? Driver gone mad or something?
Appears to be a problem happening with random RTX 2000 cards. Nvidia knows, the game devs know but they didn't patch it. It's the first time that happened during my testing and the other RTX 2000 cards ran it fine. I also redid the testing after the video with the RTX 2080 super but wasn't able to get it to work correctly with that card in particular but I've seen people on forums commenting on it happening with other cards of the generation and there doesn't seem to be a pattern to when it happens.
rx 7600 wattage thooo
At least it's not underreporting like the previous generations