I'm Switching to Intel Arc Graphics FULL TIME
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03:01 - Changes to my Personal Rig
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I'm aware of the graphics glitches/artifacts on this video, not sure what's causing it. I don't believe it is the A770 causing it, since I test rendered other videos using itwithout any issues. I tried modifying sequence settings, using different codecs, etc, and still could not fix the problem. My best guess is that it's a Premiere Pro problem since this is not the first time I've encountered an odd Premiere Pro bug. I recently switched to using Premiere Pro 2024 and unfortunately the project file can't be opened in any previous versions of Premiere Pro, so that meant either keep this video as is, or redo the entire edit from scratch. I chose to keep it, but will keep trying to figure out what the root problem is. Wouldn't it be funny though if it ended up being an Intel Arc specific issue though?
first video i watch with a new 4080 you got me having a heart attack out here
@@pineapplesthechad4757 LOL 😂
Ahhh. the PC Gremlins never miss an opportunity to misbehave...glad you kept the original video to expose them little buggers!
Legit made me freak out that my GPU was going out for a bit lol
thought my pc was acting up, great video though!
I kept thinking it was my GPU doing the glitches lol
Kind of funny that the video is glitching as he's announcing his switch to Arc.
Couldn't have been a better video for it to happen on lol
@@nerdonabudget LOL! I thought my 4070 was the problem since I just updated drivers
Looking forward to seeing the streams in AV1! Great video as always 💯
This was an awesome video I haven't seen a lot of content that really talks about the Arc performance at this point. Good job!!!! I been wondering which card to choose for my niece computer. Its was good to see a recent video about its modern performance.
I've been running the A750 LE since Feb 2023. In the beginning it was passable for my uses. Since then, with all the driver updates and constant work to improve that Intel has done, it has meet all of my needs and has no issues with 1440p. Starfield is still an ongoing problem but I also blame Bethesda for that.
I upgraded to an A770 LE back in February from a 6500 XT I bought near the end of the sclapocalypse. Here in Canada when I bought the A770, it was cheaper than most RTX 3050s. I've really liked it so far, and have had very few issues with it. I'm looking forward to how or if performance keeps improving with driver updates.
I’m using an Arc A750. Essentially the same performance as the 3060 I was using, but I get AV1 for CZcams streaming and videos. The 4952 driver update that was recently released also fixed some gaming performance issues with a massive increase in Halo MC.
Hopefully this translates to better performance for battlemage!
4953 WHQL is out now.
This stunniing and bold move is the kind of tech drama that we all need!
i picked one up for my tv pc for gaming on the couch mainly because i was interested in trying it out. I have always used intel cpus in my builds so why not. Im fairly pleased with its performance but i would still take my 3080 system in a heartbeat. I kind of hope they can build more performance with keeping the cards small. I normally build pcs that are 13L and under in size so not much room for the larger cards. either way more options are always good.
Greetings! Running a i5 12600K/ARC A770 16GB LE combination. I've always been partial towards Intel regarding cpu's and felt like they earned my trust over the years. I absolutely love my gpu and feel like the drivers are much more stable now.
Artifacts and all still a good video, Danny. Keep up the great work.
Will follow this!
Something wrong with the video, it's full of artifacts
True
well aware, made a pinned comment for it
@@nerdonabudget was that purposeful?! 😂
Got more artifacts than a British museum.
@@nerdonabudgetprobably the intel arc
I'd like to see you try out a RX 7600 after a few months of this. Then at least you're getting some info on "current gen" (obviously this card also counts as current gen) just to see how they stack up against one another.
Im pretty sure theres tons of performance headroom left in the first gen arc cards. So im gonna hang onto mine by putting it in a media center pc when battle mage comes out.
Dropping everything and watching the newest NOAB video
Great video, thanks :)
My experience so far after a month.
-MCC is still miserable and have to tinker the settings almost every other match, so back to the Series X on that one
-Cyberpunk 2077 ran extremely well, but I saw pop-ins in the Badlands upon my first boot. Need to play some more in the city if it still percisist
-Star Wars Battlefront II (2005) runs like a dream even with mods!
-The stupid EA App's (that replaced Origin) UI wouldn't even load and it took constant redownloads before it finally did. Afterwards I was able to play Titanfall 2 with no problems!
-I like to virtualize Windows a lot and I use Workstation VM 17 and if I'm on it for too long then I'll start experiencing "hitching" where Windows would freeze briefly before continuing.
It's good that you have the Intel Arc A770 as the main driver for Content Creation. As an early adopter, I started my new channel to see how good the Intel card can be. It's also a good card for gamers. With the new beta driver that significantly optimizes DX11, I suggest updating to the beta version, and you will see a huge difference. Thank you for your video!
Good luck! I tried 24 hours and sent the ARC A750 back.
I used the a 750 and have had okay result. I wish I would want with the a 770 though. It runs about on par with what I do with my older 3060. There are some games that have issues but they're still playable and enjoyable. I would definitely recommend the card for entry level.
I have the Sparkle A 770 16Gb and have been using it with AM4 and AM5 platforms, it has been very stable with driver 4972 and playing games for me,I have other video cards but noting with 16Gb.
For me personally ive had a lot of issues with drivers crashing windows on ryzen 5000 integrated graphics. I eventually fixed it after trying countless solutions but it was intimidating to a first time builder like me and leaves a slightly bad taste in my mouth for when i buy gpu.
should i get a sparkle tech a750 titan or xfx speedster rx 6700? they both cost around the same amount in my country
Hi, thanks for this excellent video. I’m also using a Arc 770 in my main system. I’m by no means a Intel fanboy, but I wanted to have a „Intel only“ machine to judge it’s everyday performance. I also like to have a third player on the graphics card market. At the beginning the Arc drives where a bumpy ride, but now the are mature. I think Intel has the needed resources to become the third player in the graphics card market which is a good thing. Competition is always good to get good products priced fairly.
Sorry! Is the intel arc 380 good?
OG intel hd integrated graphics user here. Godspeed on your intel graphics journey and may it be filled with many future driver optimisations!
Hey man thanks for another video for me I recently upgraded My old motherboard to an Asus ROG x670 gaming Wi-Fi motherboard in white along with a AMD ryzen 7800X 3D CPU and the graphics card that I'm using is am Nvidia Geforxe RTX 2060 and everything is running just fine along with 64 GB of DDR5 RAM from G-skill.
Keep up the good work and I am looking forward to your next LAN party and hope to see even more Dino nuggets in this time get some Dr pepper while you're at Costco on your next LAN party adventures for next year.
That is so nice you got a white board. I would love to get one if it's reasonable at some point aethetically/pricewise. I still have 3060 12gb in my spare rig have been gaming on for the past week. Have 32gb DDR5 in one rig and 48gb DDR5 in the other. Perhaps I should have put 64gb in the main rig. Have owned the 1060 and 3060 but skipped the 2060. 3060 has been stable for years, Downgraded recently from Windows 11 to Windows 10 and am enjoying that more (has more of a lightweight feel, almost Linux). I'm not sure if my main rig 7900XTX hit a bad driver recently for Alan Wake 2 or if it is a problematic Z690 board, it had no issues in a B760M before months ago, DDUed perhaps I will solve this in time (swap ram kits if I have to). But it was gaming fine for months mostly (few minor crashes) not sure if the 7900XTX is to blame (it could be). There is a beauty in not having to worry about ram though, it's nice.
@@dianaalyssa8726 hey that is so cool as long as you can save up enough money you should have more than enough to get you a really good rig down the line just do small upgrades in between while also doing some research so that you know what you're getting for the prices that are reasonable for you.
Just recently installed a Sparkle A770, and Starfield won't even open, but everything else looks fine. I'm going to play with it for a few months, and see if I want to go back to my 12gb 3060.
This is the first video i have noticed the artifacts in, i usually watch whatever you put out, i would not bet on it being intels fault but i wouldnt discredit it either it could just be a fluke tho, it to me seems to always be in the busiest parts of the screen where the most movement is occurring but it could be something more with the software not liking the card than the card itself, i would guess not a lot of people are using intel cards in this manor
did you enable ReBar ? and disable CSM?
I use DaVinci Resolve because I do not want to pay for a monthly fee.
I really need to switch over because I too hate paying the monthly fee
Am gaming this past week on my spare rig 12700KF 3060 12gb. Still troubleshooting might be the board/driver issue 12900KF 7900XTX Asus Z690 Wifi Plus some boards have the usb cutting out power issue, my other one doesn't but this one does, have a usb c in there and as a noob I did DDU but I may have derped somewhere in the process upgrading drivers, that or the Windows updates caught up with me. Games will launch and crash last I tried it. Had another board everything worked on also. Didn't stop me from picking up a 7800XT though. Haven't tried arc personally, they were getting really cheap and I almost picked up an A770 bifrost, loved the aesthetic. The higher up in cpus and gpus another inconvenience is heat. It's much cooler being on a lower end budget rig (as far as graphics cards go etc) in that regards. I've never done AIOs or water cooling. I think I had a fear put in me to try things from an old friend, recently did my first bios update and nothing went wrong, it was fine. I believe both Windows and Linux are supporting the Intel cards but that would be another thing to keep in mind. I played Starfield at launch on 7900XTX and that still wasn't fun for me, some of the newer games are FOMO play at launch then go back to my usual preferences.
I purchased an Arc A770 LE 16GB from Jawa last month for $250 shipped, it was complete in the box and I use it for AV1 encode. Funny enough, I have a dedicated PC for playing games with an RTX3060 in it, the A770 is just for my work and editing machine. Works phenomenal.
I built a PC with an AMD RX 7800 XT. It was crashing to a full restart during games and event viewer was showing WHEA 18, WHEA 46, and Kernel 41. I tried all the basic troubleshooting (BIOS updates, DDU and GPU driver updates, installing the GPU driver only with no adrenaline software, setting BIOS settings to stock, re-installing Windows 11). The fix for my issue ended up being turning off AMD FSR 2.
Your viewer mentioned Windows and AMD GPU driver conflicts. I think this still at least an isolated issue as it explains the last 2 weeks of troubleshooting on my PC.
I think you'll love the A770. I had one in my streaming pc for a while and wish I never would have sold it. I was really impressed with the performance, and the looks really make it pop!
Not sure if you could test but how does that card perform with a Quest 2 in VR?
how the rendering time in 4k?
I got an acer predator a770 16gb, just cause was on sale on amazon for £260... i dont game a lot but tried fortnite on my ultrawide like yours and was fine, was near 100 fps - i expect intel to support it in the future
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Coulda Eposvox'd the video and put a filter/adjustment layer on it to make it look like VHS and the dropout/tracking looking arrifacts would look perectly at home :)
I rarely see anyone compare power consumption. Do you see any differences there?
I just got the A770 and dont know if its good yet or not. Right now I dont really play a lot of games, but I will maybe in the future. I bought it, maybe the drivers get better
I've used both the A750 and their A770 16GB LE. I've had the usual driver issues, but over time they got MUCH better, to the point they really are good everyday options now. I can't say the same for their partner cards, namely Sparkle. I've had now three defective cards, all the same thing, no DP ports working, like at all, in Windows 11 Pro. I'll accept it on one as a defective card, but three different ones? Nope. I wish you luck on the swap Danny, I'm sure it'll go well, Intel really has a winner here and Battlemage will really give the other two a run for their money for sure.
Did you try a different cable? That really sucks! My Sparkle has several 3dmark records with a 12600k, so that is bad luck.
@@davidhartenstine190 I bought new DP 2.1 cables still no luck, for some reason I could never get it to work on any of the DP ports. We did manage to reproduce this at Microcenter where I bought it at, we were interested to see if it was one of my builds and not the card. They sent all of the cards back, they all had this issue. Could have just been a bad batch, but still, that's a lot of bad cards from different tiers as well (A380, A750 and A770). Never had any of these issues with the OEM Intel cards.
I'm glad you got it sorted out! That sounds like a real hassle.@@dragon2knight
Currently still on a 3060. Prices weren’t good at the time I got it a year and a half ago. If battlemage is significantly better and competitive, I might consider it. Otherwise I may consider a 4070 super or amd if they release something newer to counter Nvidia at a better price point
A nice thing is the 3060 doesn't put off a ton of heat. Regular 4070 are supposed to be eco efficient also, as far as power consumption. There is the Avatar game bundle for AMD on their GPUs, I think the 7900XT is meant to be the 4070 Ti competitor but there could always be more/new products idk. Nvidia does do this habitually they release a stack without enough vram then roll out the supers later. My settings for 1440P are a little lower on the 3060 12gb for high refresh but am not sure it's a huge deal. My 7900XTX and 12900KF system would put off considerable heat and the 12700KF 3060 feels a few degrees cooler and a bit quieter. There is some balance between everything. The 3060 is still fine but not as smooth as a more powerful card, I can see a small difference in textures etc but how much heat it's worth, planning to try the 7800XT next see if that is a nice balance.
14:42 I am seeing this 6 months after upload. It is now May 19, 2024 and the a770 driver updates has pushed it past RTX 4060, it is now taking aim at RTX 4060 Ti. Very impressive. And no doubt, ARC is much better for Photoshop & Adobe Premiere. The RTX 4090 cant come anywhere close to it for Photoshop. But that's the thing, the ARC is NOT a gaming card, it's productivity, that is why at boot the drivers were so off for gaming, but now it is catching up very well.
I used an Arc A750 from March until a few days ago. It was perfectly fine for the games I play (which are old or don't require high specs), and the AV1 codec was great for streaming and video rendering. Unfortunately, one of the driver updates in mid-September made one particular obscure game I play stop working, and it's basically what I play most. It's an old niche game with barely any players so there's no way Intel will bother to fix the issue (it's still broken on the most recent drivers), but that alone pushed me to finally switch to a different (and much "weaker") graphics card.
Similar story but with my 7900XTX (am not sure if it's also a quirky Asus Z690, have also used card months ago fine in B760M). I play some new games at launch but mostly play older games and after driver update (around Alan Wake 2 release) wouldn't launch/crashed immediately afterwards. Going to try a 7800XT in that rig perhaps or switch around components. Have been gaming this past week (managed to fix in about a couple hours) downgraded from Windows 11 to 10 with fresh install and am on 12700KF 3060 12gb. It's not as nice but it works. Can still fiddle with the other system or play musical components just it's a bit choresome to figure out why something that worked mostly good is working not as well, even after DDU/some fresh installs etc. I will usually test out problem drivers on video playback and in game, just it's time consuming to figure out if it's working/if not what to try next.
You can use the older driver that works with your game.
@@csh9853 That's what I did until I switched my main PC to a different graphics card and passed down the A750 to a secondary PC. As of the last time I checked, the game still doesn't work with the latest A750 drivers and I don't expect it ever will again.
Any advice on making pc content? I enjoy your content a lot!
One thing to keep in mind is DOSBox doesn't work with Arc cards anymore, since 3.5 months ago with driver 4676. From what I've seen of Intel's response about this, they may never fix that. If you don't have any old games that depend on DOSBox it's a great card though.
Try a 7600xt next update, that could be great??
Im on a 1080 and Im thinking of upgrading to the A770. Can you tell me if the WoW Classic was ERA or Lich King in your benchmarks? Otherwise good video!
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@@nerdonabudget Thank you so much! Then my next pc will be an Intel/arc system.
i love arc. im running the a770 predator bifrost 16gb 256bit with ryzen 7 5800x and 81gb ram 1tb nvme ssd no problems in games
Had the Sparkle Titan A770 for 2 months now! Very happy with the performance and stability. I moved from the RX 6600 and 5600xt before that because of poor user experience! Never had issues with nvidia until they decided that only oil barons should be able to afford them. It wouldn't even be that big a deal if they gave them enough memory. I can't buy a new high end card every year because my card is now obsolete!
barons. not barrens.
Thanks for the correction
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On a power consumption to performance ratio it is in the same range as the A2000 but a tier above.
I was worried a bit there on the graphic glitch I thought my card is the culprit. Made me nervous till I read the comments. :D
I'm using an A750 LE because it has 16 PCIE lanes on PCIE 3.0 and ReBar is available for my B350 MoBo, it's also dead silent comparred to both the RX6600 and the 980Ti even the RTX2060S won't budge it. In 1440p gaming the 256-bit memory bus is no slouch.
My Ryzen 5 5600 is the bottleneck in CS2.
Oh, and I got a mine new in May 2023 for what currently is equall to $151 murican doll hairs that is.
I went to an A770 for content creation with Davinci Resolve due to Nvidia's unrealistic pricing, and am content with the performance in that application. As much as I would like an Nvidia card, I just cant justify the cost
man i do a dual pc setup i no longer use 1 pc too do everything my first pc was wa intel i used a intel pentium g4560 and few intel laptops and my ram was 8gb and gpu was a gtx 1050 2gb at the time in 2017 it was good . my second pc i used a ryzen 5 3600 with my gpu being upgraded fro ma 1050 too a 1060 6gb i got as a gift from a friend . i never hadthe 1070 ti this was at the time when the 2000 series was never out . my upgrade from this was my final one a gtx 1080ti it was my streaming pc now i went from 8 gb too 16gb too now 32 gb now . also my gaming pc i use dual pc i use a ryzen 5 5600 and my gpu i use a rx 6600 non xt and 16gb ram i will upgrade too a 32 later . i want too have two vertical dual build pcs cases . but going from a full size pc too a mini itx the mini is exspensive
at first when watching the video I saw the tearing and such and was like man maybe I need to upgrade my gpu. good thing I checked the comments first.
Going overkill on the PSU was best thing I ever did.. current PSU is 1100 watts and has lasted me 14-15 years.. I run it on a tester often now and runs like a champ.. has gone through 4 or 5 builds at this point lmao
I don't know if I would be happy with these results. Going initially from a 6700xt to 6600xt drop down in performance and then to even go further down with an average -10%. Oefff. I was also thinking about an all intel pc, as a fun build. But right now, I don't know. Hopefully, they will create an "800" or "900" series card with proper performance.
Why the VRAM usage from the games is not the same? 🤔
Currently running 6700xt it would take intel holding a knife at my throat or a large sum of money. the last Radeon driver I was on had a sucky issue with random freezing in browser that’s was the only issue I’ve had with the card well I had to repaste
I got the A770 because of the price and I got caught up in the vram hype. I was using 2070 super, I searched benchmarks and they all showed the A770 better overall and so far its been OK. I'm sticking with the A70 16gb I have the Predator BiFrost which looks a lot better to me than the 2070 super founders addition I have, the color and rgb look nice.
I am playing new games that I didn't play using my 2070 so I can't say which is better but Assassins Creed Mirage and Madden 24 look and play great on the A770 at ultra settings 1440p maybe a little chop here and there but its not enough to make me drop the settings. Modern Warfare 3 plays the same on ultra as it does on high both settings are choppy more than the other games but a lot of the time its packet loss.😊
I believe that intel will eventually come out with something special with this next gpu they come out with, I have high hopes for it for sure
I hope so, but unfortunately, once they catch up with AMD and Nvidia, they will most likely follow the same strategies and over inflat the prices. And then they will only compete with power, but keep prices close. But I think it will take a few years for intel to catch up. They are still far behind, but clearly, Intel is pushing for it.
I noticed quite a few occasions when your new card lost in average FPS, it actually had better lows. I'm wondering how the comparison looks there, because I would take that trade every time.
Edit: Ran the numbers through Excel like a nerd, because I had nothing better to do. A770 is 4% worse in lows overall, or the same (0% difference) if we ignore Starfield. In lows, WoW is another outlier at 49% worse, if we also ignore that, A770 becomes 5% better in lows overall. That's being generous of course, but it gives a good indication of what the hardware could do if it wasn't held back a bit still by the software. Not half bad for a first gen.
Also, minor correction: Starfield average is 37% worse, not 63%, that changes the overall loss in average from 10% to 8%.
whatever i feel is the best deal i usually go for
How is the intel card doing?
Looks like the Intel check cleared boys lol
You are so brave Danny for switching to ARC for your personal rig.
I bought the A-770 as an upgrade from an 8bg RTX 2070. It was an upgrade and it wasn't. It's sadly dependent on what games you play. If you wanna play Starfield you're gonna have to do it on low. At 40fps... Wanna play Oblivion? Can't. Skyrim, Fallout 4 Fallout 76 or any of their other dx11 titles? I hope you like stutters!
You have anything I can pair with a 3060 that will allow me to run RPCS3? Any help would be apreciated. Right now im stuck on a 3770k. Life hasn't let me upgrade in a long time. Once again..any help is appreciated.
Honestly anything newer. Even 6 cores lga1200 will be a big jump, but you might want to go with ryzen 3600 for a cheap, yet valuable upgrade. These old processors limit GPU`s a lot, you may even find some more life in your 3060.
Thanks for the response. I eneded up getting an Xeon E-1650 and it runs all the emulators fine... I know it has limitations but can't beat the price of like $15. @@alexturnbackthearmy1907
He is gonna love it
I just traded my 6600XT with a 3060 yeah I had to give out some cash to make it a deal but the reason why I did this is I use Blender a lot to render and Blender have render boost feature for Nvidia cards. If I just want to play games and do some small video editing projects I would stay on my 6600XT for sure well that being said is AMD cards not usable for blender and 3D renderings? no you can still use it usually the render time is being the reason well it's from my experience so I can't really tell but Blender have Nvidia cuda render setting there so
I am staring a build on a pc. I am using a ryzen 7 7700x or a ryzen 7800x3d. I don’t know what else to get for cheap. My budget is 1.2 or 1.5 k cad. Any tips?
Maybe a 6600 or for more a 7800XT. Both are 8 cores, X3D is more the gaming chip, 7700X would be good for both gaming/production. 32gb or more DDR5 personally I find comfortable. Have used 32gb and 48gb kits. I found 16gb was a bit scarce, still made it for gaming and browser, would put as a destitute minimum (before I moved a kit ended up on 16 for a few days and it was weird for me). Have been on 32gb since late 2019, game had a ram leak, and 16gb wasn't really cutting it as much back then. I don't notice much difference this week from gaming on a 48gb kit and browser open etc going back to 32gb. Might be some nice Expo kits on sale. Storage would go 1 tb or 2 tb (have both), 512gb is more of a minimum (still have a few of those around from older builds). If you are video editing you could add more nvme/ssd storage. I only play a couple games at a time and still use hard drives for archiving media/4K. Am thinking I might go for around 200 with a 4TB Nextorage (there is a Sony on sale) but I think 2 TB will be the norm. My friend actually had an issue with his 512gb where Windows, CoD, Apex, and WoW just barely fit after compressing/updates, so that might be too small if you play a lot of games/ones that take up space. Am on my spare rig with a 1tb nvme in now and it's fine. I would try to go for a nice B or better yet at least entry level X board if you plan to upgrade later. Power supply I grab on sale off of PSU cultists tier list (they also have nvme storage list on the cultist network page), you could go cheaper but they put off less heat when gold/higher and on the list. I do actually notice that every day. You should get the best graphics card budget wise you can afford. DDR5 will take a bit the first boot to memory train (have used on 12th gen) but give it a minute or two to boot I suppose so it can train itself. I've had a few issues with DDR5 (hopefully you won't) where I've had to move ram kits around to different boards to get stability for a system, turn off the ram oc, and try for the minimum speeds if the overclock doesn't work and tune it later. Might be 12th gen teething issues (but w/e it was on sale). Hopefully your ram just is less fiddly than mine. DDR5 usually goes in the 2nd and 4th slots (should be a diagram though). It will probably boot fine, you should feel relief getting to the BIOS screen, but plenty of resources if there are issues. I actually have 2 DDR5 kits because I was unlucky (ended up doing another build), QVL list would be good for ram shopping but it's not a guarantee the ram overclock will work (maybe things are better on the AMD side). GL.
@@dianaalyssa8726 I have actually changed it up, I now have a ryzen 5 7600x, with a msi b650 pro motherboard with a. Asus Rtx 4060. It’s supposed to be good, plus I can upgrade in future
I only use AMD products. Team Red all the way.
Planning to get an Arc A580 soon. It looks spot on for the money and rivals a 6600 in performance. My only criticism is the power draw. Hope Intel figures out a way to make it more efficient with a future driver update.
yeah... all signs push to not likely till they start doing chiplet, basically intels montra for competing for the last I'd say 5 years has been "Toss more power at it for better performance." and unfortunately the clocking software Intel has released with the graphics cards no one is really trying to test to see what the performance would be like at Underclocking them, I'm sure you could get similar performance but it's generally a question I haven't seen answered yet.
@@ulasht1 Same here. There was many tinkering with nvidia and amd, and we know how it does in different scenarios. But intel cards...most are not even sure yet what they can really do, much less tinker with them.
I have a a750 in my computer matched with a 12100f. I game with it. It just works for me. I wanted an all intel machine.
I lean towards Nvidia mostly because I use Nvidia Broadcast. From what I can tell AMD and Intel can't compete with it, but, that is my opinion, and last I tested AMD's voice software was like a year ago. I have an arc a750 on my PC at the shop. I really want to build around it, using a newer intel CPU and see what's up with the Intel Deep link. The website SAYS it helps with gaming, but, idk man, I can't find anything on it!
IMO, the Intel Deep Link technology is more designed for laptops rather than desktops. While it will work with 12th Gen+ desktop processors, I don't think it will give you the performance boost that you are thinking it will --- the desktop chips simply don't have the number of compute units to really take advantage of it. The laptop iGPUs have 3 times the compute units vs the desktop chips...
@@johndelabretonne2373 I also don't think it will give much of a boost. Like I said, I mostly want to test it because on the website it says it will boost gaming performance, and I don't really believe that 🤣
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Merch link in the description 👌
@@nerdonabudget Nice!
I got a spare rtx asus 4090 white if you want it let me know. But i wanna come to one of your gammer parties
they have not yet fixed the high idle power, intel's solution would cause instabilities in some system and crashes while idling.
Bear in mind that A77p supports AV1 codec, which none of Nvidia does. Secondly, Intel clearly stated that the car is mainly for content creators and steeamer, so they are not really targeting gamers, so I think this card should be judged based on gaming, although Nvidia would have advantages for rendering, but considering the Codec support by intel card combined with Intel CPU which has IGPU decoding and incoding engine, I think they would work well togeather, especially Intel 14th gen comes with APO mode, which would make more efficient.
I am considering this card for video editing because it offers a decent job for this purpose, considering the affordable price. I can't stand Nvidia or Apple for what they do.
Although I can afford buying more expensive cards, but I am happy to go for intel and face a little struggle here and there, hoping intel will come with better competition in near feature to balance the market against Nvidia disgusting approach and their prices.
Well, their new card will be much more powerful (and will hopefully stay at the same power consumption as promised), after all, it was essentially an open-beta test run, just to see if what they did was right and worked.
I have a 7900XT and the drivers had sucked for the first 6-8 months. Constant crashes (AMD driver) in games like FFXIV, ToR, and others. The card itself (XFX Merc Black) had a hotspot issues and i needed to RMA it.
I had both driver issues AND hardware issues. The two things people fear in getting AMD I was experiencing. AMD is shit (on the gpu side) and this is said by someone with their new 7900XT in their system right now.
Im using since August, the AV1 was worth it for the chepaest option. I dont game. So yeah
wow! nice
ill prob wait for another 1-2 more gen before deciding on intel
00:00 there is some glich
Dan a4 h20
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Rtx 4090 fe
B650e itx asrock
64gb 6000mhz
2 & 4tb nvme
Kraken x53 aio
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Total power: 4-500 watts. (4090 @ 2.95ghz 1v)
It’ll be a while before I build a new PC, but whatever it is will be running Star Citizen (if the game is ever completed.) I like the idea of both CPU & GPU being same mfg. I do want to rub Nvidia and AMD’s nose in their poop so to speak. Hopefully this all lines up…. And I’m still capable of operating a PC whichever decade SC is ready. Cheers!
I had a 7900XT that crashed my system repeatedly, now I have a 4090 that has yet to crash anything. I like both equally so it has nothing to do with AMD or NVIDIA, I prefer AMDs Adrenalin.
Would say I've had crashes with both Nvidia and AMD. 1060 3gb, 3060 12gb, and 7900XTX. Adrenalin has some cool features. I actually think it might be more the Z690 than the card but have used it on 2 boards thus far B760M and Z690 Asus Tuf Gaming Wifi. Might try a 7800XT next but am open to both options. I love that the 3060 is cool as far as power consumption goes, graphics aren't that much worse, not quite as good. My friend with a 3090 is happy with that still. I don't record much on Nvidia but can use OBS if I do. I guess the nice thing of owning both is something should work. I like that my 3060 doesn't require support and keeps the room cool though visually I wish it did more.
Something is not right. Very low results. BIOS update maybe? REBAR/E-Cores enabled? Starfield for example should be around 60FPS.
Also less FPS works better on INTEL. Strange but often with AMD/Nvidia you need lot more FPS for the game to be playable. A770 16gb on mine with 4k. Most games work great at mid/high settings/RT on. INTEL architecture splits the tasks with CPU while AMD/Nvidia are standalone cards mainly having most of the tasks with GPU that don't rely on CPU in that extent. This makes the performance on paper look very poor for INTEL. Reality is very different. Hence the intel tool for pairing the cards with matching/compatible CPU to get the best results.
I wonder why you are running such a tight case you could have just got a big one for airflow and easier cable management
As someone who bought they Hyte because of you, I have to say that it is the better looking case IMO
I have had an rx580, 5600xt, 2080ti, 3070 (for wifey), 6800xt and now a XTX. I have had more issues with my nvidia cards than my AMD cards.
Oh the irony that the video is borked lmao I can only imagine how stressful trying to render this video was. Switch back to the AMD and try to render the video again and see what happens
Edit: YO MOM I’m in the new NOAB video!!!!!
I just love dlss and nvenc so i will probably never switch
If the artifacting isn’t the intel gpu, why don’t any of ur other vids have artifacting
no, use an amd 6600. best price to performance imo until I can get a 6700 xt or 7800 xt just gotta save $$$
dude i'm suprised that you use a 12700K i always thougt you were an AMD guy 😂 do you plan to switch to an AMD cpu anytime soon ?