DON'T BUY THE WRONG GPU!! - Best GPUs in October 2023 New and Used!
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- čas přidán 22. 05. 2024
- FINALLY! This generation of GPUs is fully out there and there has been some time for prices to settle, so it is a great time to talk about the best GPUs you can buy right now. We've also seen some deals and sales to also look out for, but it can be tricky. So hopefully I can help y'all not buy the wrong GPU and the best ones to buy in October of 2023 new and used.
== My recommended NEW GPUs ==
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RX 6600 (general): amzn.to/45rvjIC
RX 6600 (Asrock, $210): howl.me/ckOqF3erhF6
Arc a750 (general, $220): amzn.to/45q5zwu
RX 6650 XT (general): amzn.to/3ZWQnG1
RX 6650 XT (MSI, $225): howl.me/ckOqMVGVdpw
RX 6700 XT (general): amzn.to/3QncH8k
RX 6700 XT (Asrock, $320): howl.me/ckOqObyFh2M
RX 6800 (general): amzn.to/3Q0XGYL
RX 6800 (XFX, $400): amzn.to/48YC73x
RTX 4070 (general): amzn.to/3rUIHHE
RTX 4070 (Gigabyte, $550 (plus Alan Wake 2)): howl.me/ckOqTpHYHkn
RX 7800 XT (general): amzn.to/46TjtZ7
RX 7800 XT (Sapphire, $500): howl.me/ckOqWT8ebfL
RX 7900 XT (general): amzn.to/3tAddqX
RX 7900 XT (XFX, $760): www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...
RX 7900 XTX (general): amzn.to/46zdc58
RTX 4080 (general): amzn.to/3Q3KJ0l
RTX 4080 (Gigabyte, $1,090): howl.me/ckOq3dmVKCs
RTX 4090 (general): amzn.to/48V9nbY
== Recommended Used GPUs ==
RX 5700 XT (~$130): www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=...
RTX 2070 (~$170): www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=...
RTX 3080 (~$400): www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=...
RX 6800 XT (~$420): www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=...
== References ==
HUB: • Radeon RX 7900 XT Re-R...
• Radeon RX 7800 XT Revi...
• AMD Radeon RX 7700 XT ...
• AMD Fails Again: Radeo...
Daniel Owen: • RTX 3060 Ti vs RX 6700...
0:00- the gang's all here...
0:25- Under $200
4:35- $200 to $300
6:43- $300 to $400
9:52- $400 to $500
13:27- $500 to $600
16:30- $700 to $900
19:30- $900 to $1,200
21:25- u got a lot of money
21:55- October 2023 GPU round-up! - Věda a technologie
welp, Daniel and I uploaded pretty similar videos at pretty similar times. Guess it is what it is XD
If you're interested in anything, links are in the description. Hope this helps clear things up :)
love you both! nice Videos and i watch both of you nice guys!
Good info, keep up the great work :)
Honorable mention of 6700 10gb - pick one up for £160 aliexpresse xfx core model Nice card
Great content brother!
BTW, Do you smell that? the trolls and brand sheep coming to call you names, just because most AMD gpus are way better value than Nvidia 😂
Who's Daniel?
The RX 6700 xt is still a really good deal, until it gets out of stock
It's definitely a good card, but depends on regional prices. Like east Europe it costs 400€ which is a lot more than 300$
@@captainjimo yea i m from slovakia i bought rx 6700 xt last week for 340 e but i wanted rx 6800xt you cant find her uder 600 e
@baronvonslambert got the same card what's your settings if you don't mind me asking
@@baronvonslambertIt's not THAT close, but it's a cool card. I also have the Sapphire one :).
i just got one for a killer deal used, about $166
With the 7000 series you also get anti lag + along with av1. Great video like usual. Cant wait for Intel to be get good and see what happens to prices.
Actually nicely comprehensive Video for Cards and Pricing. Thanks for that.
The 5700xt is the new 1080ti change my mind
Its 4 years old, still punching way above its league, and i can see me using mine for at least 3 years more
it doesnt have raytracing just like the 1080 ti. spiderman 2 was confirmed to not have baked reflections and relaying 100% on RT, its a PS exclusive as well I doubt they gonna care much for non-RT card when its released on PC.
i have a non XT 5700 and truth be told, i find it hard to justify buying a new card due to how well it performs. it still consumes max 185 watts without an undervolt (mine is a DD Ultra variant that from factory are pushing XT clocks, Therefore, it may be one of the contributing factors to its higher consumption) i managed to retain 96% of the performance at 140 watts. i could have done significantly better if i was more knowledgable regarding sufficient clocks and voltages.
same thoughts its one of the reliable cards
@@windowsbsod no matter they gave better care... they ran 24/7 for a long time. Thats why 5700 died on you no matter the care it had. Take it as a lesson to never buy mining gpu models, neither enforce such thing again for the sake of other readers choosing which one to buy. Literally all other options starting from 6600 xt are much better options stretching their wallets to get those instead a high risk one and lose their money like you.
I have a 5700 (no XT) and it's overclocked a bit and performs well in all current games. Won't upgrade until something come out that beats it by 100% and costs between 300-400 USD.
Recently discovered your content, good stuff! Love the detailed explanations.
Damn I’m so proud of you kid! Great job! You have come along way.
I'm in Europe and we also got the 6700 (non xt) version which is .. was .. pretty common some months ago.
Thanks for this nice roundup, i basically come to the same conclusions as you do.
I would add something to the test, someone that is interested in some casual gaming while still having some power... those 5940HS are pretty impressive and a mini PC cost like ... 600$ (32Go, 1Gb SSD, 5940HS), this can be a nice solution in some particulare cases, like mine .. i'm off grid and the 5940HS full power is something like 175W for pretty interesting cpu/graphic power.
Appart from those mini PC, the 6700XT is still my favorite, fair price.. good performer.
Great general review. I found it very informative and well done!
Good breakdown on best value at different prices.
i remembered when daniel owen has the same subs count as yours now, and he is still the consistent daniel owen with direct-to-the-point but detailed videos as of now and he already got so much progress. I wish yours will be like that too. Thanks for the informative video man. really helpful
XTX all day long over the 4080. If the 4080 drops to about 1000 then it starts to become worth considering IMO
Last week prime day , 4080 was dropped to $990. Still way overpriced imo.
Wait for Black Friday
It has dipped to and below 1000 several times already
@@jchen666 nah 990 is a decent price for a 4080. Not great but decent
I was thinking the same thing, I wouldn't trade my xtx for anything less than a 4090 if some how someone needed to swap , anything else under it will spoil like milk with the Vram those cards have
you are one of the most helpful pc youtubers currently thanks bruv
This is really helpful! Nice content
great video man wow. really helped. thank you
Picked up a RX 7600 last weekend for 180 (newegg). Had to combine a NVME to get a 70 discount. GPU and NVME for 220 shipped. There are many deals to be had if you look around. Great time to build a pc for cheap after the pandemic fiasco.
Amazing deal
what website?
@@avernticslick deals and red dit / build a pc sales
@@gbitencourtcould I get a gpu and ddr4 32g with discount on Newegg?
It's kinda nuts just how many price points AMD controls for value. It's a shame that the RTX 40 series just isn't decent value. The 4070 looks good though with it's price cuts, and the 4090's a monster if you've got the cash to burn. I didn't realise how the used market is shaping up as well, the RTX 30 series might be lacking VRAM but it makes a lot of sense at current pricing, and I didn't realise the 3090 had dropped that much too.
The rtx 4070 isn't good at all for its price the rtx 4070 ti is better for p2p
@@aidenmadrigal4622 It actually is good for it's price, IF you value the feature set. The small form factor means it fits in a variety of cases, the low power draw means it works with a wide variety of PSU's and makes it attractive for people in countries with crazy high energy bills (UK here, our economy is s**tting itself XD). I don't value RT and DLSS personally, I'd rather have a 7800 XT and get the extra VRAM, but everyone's different :)
And I have no clue how you can think the 4070ti has any value in any way, shape or form XDXDXD paying that much for that little VRAM feelsbadman
If it were 50-100 cheaper I'd buy it no question.
@@aidenmadrigal462230% price difference between 4070 and 4070ti.
And only an 18% average gain in performance across 30 popular games. Both old and modern
@@aidenmadrigal46224070 is more worth the money. 4070ti is the meh card
just bought a 6650xt on a black friday deal, it should arrive on monday, I'm really excited to play on it 💕
Dude you kind of scared the crap out of me. I just finished upgrading from a 1080 to a 3080 after 7 years. Now I see this video in my recommended and I'm like oh no don't tell me I didn't make a good choice I'm pretty sure I researched it. I purchased a used one on eBay for just a little over $400 and it runs like a dream. Feel pretty validated seeing you say how good of a card it is.
And yep I had to do what you said, upgrade that power supply
And lol it was for a 1440p upgrade and you showed the monitor that I purchased too
Really enjoyed the breakdown. Seems like i'll go with 7800xt for my first build. Hope you do another comparison before black friday🎉
As my computer use has changed over the years, I'm thinking of going over to the AMD Radeon 7900 XTX over my current RTX 3080. Smaller form factor plus 24gigs of VRAM is nice. I dont play as much games as I use too and have been working with AI a lot recently, so this move would be best for me. Also, going over to Linux with an AMD card is much better than jumping over to linux with an Nvidia card.
I know from experience.
Great vid. Thanks.
If you're getting into AI theres usually some compatability issues with AMD cards, something like stable diffusion for example you'll need to do a little more coding to get it working properly.
When I got my 7900 xt in January my Gtx 970 outperformed it in stable diffusion, thankfully now with Onnx and Microsoft Olive we can finally utilise AMD cards properly for SD.
@@YrCleddyf yea I did some research after I had posted that. AMD is a no go when it comes to stable diffusion, which is a bummer.
I guess I'm sticking with NVidia, for now.
I am a bit confused, at 16:45 you compared 6950xt and 7800xt but at 16:50 you are highlighting 6800 standard and 7700xt… looking in the table I can see the cards initially mentioned but there is a 15fps gap instead… noticed this because I ended up here looking for 7800xt info on your channel :)
never seen a thorough video :)
As far as flash sales, yes. Last week I caught a 7900xt on sale for 690 with a 60 dollar off newegg coupon, and I sold my 6800, so all in I paid 390 to upgrade.
I did similar with Micro center for my xtx, between Newegg and Micro center a person really could buy a GPU now, get more money and return the GPU and upgrade weeks later, Ima always do that since its easier than saving the money straight up, nice hack
Great video!
Most people forget to include anything below 500$
I think it depends what you are doing with the card, Nvidea has superior multi screen support as far as I’m aware, if you are playing in VR or at 4k it’s the 1% lows that matter the most, VRAM is becoming more important if you want to run 4k with high textures. There’s a lot more to it these days and everyone’s personal requirements are different, it’s very difficult to recommend this kind of stuff as PC systems are all unique to the individual. Unless you have a list of the individuals specific needs, you can’t really make recommendations with any real substance. But as a general guide these type of videos are ok.
I recently just upgraded from a rx 6500xt to the rx 7800 xt and it is freaking amazing, anything i throw at it runs amazing!
I just ordered NUC12 Serpent Canyon. This little enthusiast PC is really kicking a punch for what it is. I want to see what Arc can really do for the buck.
“If you got that kind of money, don’t even watch this it doesn’t matter” fr 😂😂
I have to agree with you on you're analysis.
great video the 6650xt is basically a re vamped 6600xt or a binned 6700xt silicon quality wise. probably my go to for a not "Budget" but fairly reasonable pc even for 1440p without breaking the bank for a new card
Vex, I always appreciate your “middle path” coverage on PC hardware -Your talking points are always what’s most important to the average consumer; Price, Performance, & real world utility (day tracing, encoding etc.)
You’re not trying to convince me of one brand over another or that I can’t live without a new current gen locked feature.
In a landscape full of talking heads, your channel is a real voice of reason. Thank you!
waiting for that night tracing
true
lmao@@ZaHandle
I watched 15 minutes just to confirm what I had already decided lmao. Great video tho! very well structured and straight to the points!
Also keep in mind that older MB's add limitations. The most recent mine will support is the 12gig 2060. Which is an upgrade from the 6gig 1060 I've been using for quite awhile now.
you mean 3060?
No. 2060. The MB is really old. @@Pandamaniaaa
what kind of limitations?
@@Mythhammer there is no such thing as a 12gb 2060
Insanely useful video for a layman just getting into GPUs
Good to see you doing well with your own brand of tech common sense bro.
Thank you, I finally understand 🥰
Well done. Thanks.
7800 xt is this generations best bang for the buck. I believe this $500 gpu will last a good 4 years with its 16gb of vram. Its pretty much a 4070 without the raytracing perk, and its way cheaper.
Now if you can get a 3080 ti for $500 that will blow both of them away.
If you could get a 7900 xtx for $650? That would be epic.
If you could get a 4090 for $1, well that would just be ...um ...i dont know what yhat would be.
7800 xt also came with starfield, so now i have 2 copies of starfield (gamepass, steam). Still didnt make it any good lol.
7900 XTX is 980 euros in the cheapest store I know in Germany. So it's like 1100 euros normally. No way you're gonna find that at 50% of that price.
4090 for $1 is called stealing.
do you think I should upgrade my 1660 super if im only gonna be playing roblox and valorant. Im also planning on upgrading my ryzen 2600 to ryzen 7 5800x cuz i got it for 180$
I want like 400 fps on low 1080p for valorant
@consumingbats if your monitor can handle it then yes.
Between a RTX 4070 and a 7800 xt, wich one is better?
So glad I did not decide to go 1440 P or 4K after I built my rig in 2019. I even bought a ViewSonic 240 HZ 1080p monitor for gaming and it's fantastic. I don't have to worry about frame rates or dlss. I jumped from a 1070 ti to a 3070 TI and a 3080 at market price before the crap hit the fan just so I had a 3080 as a backup, and I'm perfectly happy
I got the Hellhound 7900xt for $700 last week cause purple fans are pretty. Even if it’s what the 7800xt should have been, I still can’t believe it was less expensive then a 12GB 4070 masquerading as a 4070ti.
It gives high fps on ultra 1440p, and can do 4k60fps on almost everything maxed out. Why do you consider it a 7800xt ?
And now they will do a "Super" refresh in Q1 2024 which will be finally the normal cards 😂@@elcactuar3354
Cheers for the GPU compass 2023!!
bought rx 7900 xtx, for Linux it's way better than 4080 because of opensource drivers. And if ray tracing not important 7900 xtx has more raw power than 4080 not to mention much more memory.
Picked up a used 6700xt for $207 used in perfect condition. Love it!
I bought the XFX Speedster 7900 XT that went on sale for Prime Day for $700 and I'm so freakin' happy with it. It was worth the money.
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hey man, could you look into the audio for your videos? im sure its just an editing issue but the the music always dips in volume when you start talking. maybe im being too sensitive but it does get a bit distracting.
useful video thank you
The 7900 XT is rly good had it for a few months now and it just smashes everything at 1440p and 4K also ppl don't talk about this but it's a rly good overclocker as well i posted a vid on my channel comparing stock vs oc
But the card should be priced between $649 - $699; which will be an instand buy for anyone.
bought a Hellhound 6700 xt a few months ago and dont see the need to upgrade anytime soon. Solid card does everything i need
An old article really said it best: In recent generations if feels like NVIDIA is selling DLSS more then video cards. And why is NVIDIA so desperate to push Ray Tracing, when it clearly hurts the FPS, and the quality difference just doesn't make up for it ...
DLSS + DSR really is that good, image quality wise. Makes a 1080 panel look almost 1440 when putting DSR on an older game. And ray tracing is eye candy, and eye candy sells. Reflections on buttocks. Sold. I agree about AMD value. Been team red since it was Radeon. Chanced upon a 2060, and compared to 6600 , I'd rather have less rasterization for the better image quality of the 2060. I can run games at 4k on that card, on my 1440p screen , plus DLSS and the image is so much better than what the 6600 can produce AFAIK...new drivers may have changed that? Plus having NVENC for streaming. All that said I may go Red for my next GPU, upgrade from 2060 is pretty confusing right now.
@@BearfootBob If they just put more Vram then nothing could compete with Nvidia but jeez they starved us this round
It depends. In some games i don't care about RT at all. In Cyberpunk it's a little hit or miss, but the game is a total hog to run even without it, so bogging it down more just appears unwise. In Watch_Dogs Legion RT is just not good, game bogs down on BVH updates and then the BVH is still underpopulated, and the game just doesn't look all that good with or without raytracing, so attempts at visual enhancement are kind of not even particularly worth it here.
Absolutely love RT even just lowest settings in Spiderman remaster, it just makes the city that much more visually cohesive when the reflections are correct. And it's not hard to run at all. Can't say i'm particularly fond of DLSS in this game, i actually prefer IGTI.
Also been playing Control with raytraced indirect lighting, it's their heavy RT effect, and i find it transforms the game, so what if i have to use heavy DLSS, worth it. RT reflections in this game are fairly easy to run though.
My GPU is an RTX 2060 Super (8GB). I got it not too long ago for very little money. I didn't know how much mileage i'd get out of RT feature in particular, but i needed an NVidia for other reasons, and i'm pleasantly surprised. Also quite happy with DLSS2 indeed.
I do wish FSR2 was less visually offensive. I find the burst of noisy pixels on deocclusion very annoying. I feel they could have a deocclusion mask generated by the algorithm and then just blur those pixels to hide the sin. I don't know why they haven't done something in this direction. I would use FSR2 if it were the sole option, but i can't push it nearly as far.
Yeah but at one point, it's all these technologies which are very demanding that will make all the diference to be closer to photorealistic footages. If you pay a little bit attention, you will see that rt make all the deferences in light managing. And for me a bad lightning management kills the realism of a game.(just graphically speaking of course)
Last week, i upgraded my GPU from RX 580 to used RX 6600 around $145. This GPU is so good, almost 2 times performance from my last GPU.
In my country, Intel GPU is really expensive for a750, around $280 - $300, not good.
Also, used 6700 xt is cheaper than new Intel A750. And yeah, 6700 xt kinda rare stock
+1 I upgraded from 1050ti to 6600 2 months ago and its day and night. For us that can't afford the insane costs that they are pushing (with more powerful card you have to got to get better PSU, CPU, motherboard... not to mention power consumption) it is a great card. For running games at 1080p it runs games very well on high details.
@@polarbear3262 The only option for my country is second hand, most GPUs here cost around double if not more than they do overseas like in America. Almost any high end GPU like the 4090 or 4080 costs around 3000 dollars here and midrange GPUs like the 6700xt and 6650xt cost around 600 - 800 dollars, not to mention the 4060 and 4060 ti that for some reason can sometimes cost almost 1000 dollars. I've been basically stuck with my rx580 for the past +5 years now since there aren't any affordable options that provide a significant increase in performance. The worst part is that the import tax here isn't even that much higher than overseas, there is literally no good reason for these businesses here to overprice the GPUs. And then when they go bankrupt they act all clueless. I guess that's what corruption does to the economy, as well as the government.
sorry to hear that, its not your fault, it could be import taxes or corruption and or money laundering, too many countries use Electronic Parts to shuffle money around @@CulesViljoen
That's impressive, I didn't know 6600 was that much boost from RX 580. I need to upgrade an RX 570 in a Roblox-playing kid's machine who has also gotten into streaming. Leaning towards NVENC because of that.
@@CulesViljoen I understand, that all sounds like my country too. If I had to guess I would say you are from Eastern Europe like me lol.
Just bought a Rx 6700 xt
To go with a threadripper 2920x combo for work/gaming/server etc
So glad to see it getting a shout.... Did a little research and not sure why this card often gets over looked 🤷🏻♂️
AYooo love your videos, new sub here!
I got an ok deal on a used Arc A770, although it might not make everyone happy as they still have a few performance issues. Star Trek Online, for example, had several sliders so maxxed, that ships and planets were brighter than stars, blindingly so. It took a little fooling with video settings to fix.
Not all of my games are as old. Cyberpunk 2077 was very good. Not perfect, but plenty good.
I may be one of the few people actually using an A770.
i got myself a 7900xtx and i am very happy about it. no problems and amaizing grafics
I got my 6750 xt slightly used at $280 from micro center a couple months back from a friend that hooked me up he held it for me. I love this card so much. Best investment for me to be honest
Thanks man
I'm so glad I was able to grab a 6700xt for $280 a few months ago. Love seeing this card getting recommended 😁
how? what a great find. You seem to get some incredible prices in USA. I'm in Ireland, where the cheapest we seem to be able to get is Germany... and you'd throw up if saw how much the cards are going for there :P
@@makavelismith I don't actually live in the US! I live in Indonesia, and I got it with that price a few months ago, honestly it's quite rare to see the prices here cheaper compared to somewhere like the US
Talking more on the 7800 xt, I got Starfield with my purchase at Micro Center. So the Alan Wake mention is pretty apples to apples for gifts from the manufacturer
Got a new 6700xt in June for about $270, during a crazy sale in my area. Great upgrade from my 5 year old 1060 6GB.
I have exactly the same story, very nice upgrade along with a i5-12400.
@@noahhupe1 Our stories seem to be almost the same. But instead of your blue ending, after getting my 6700xt, I chose the AMD route and get a 5600 for my all red ending haha.
Just bought a 6950xt in a flash sale, it's one to keep an eye on.
In summer if you looked at the market for facebook marketplace, at least a lot of people in my area were selling 4090s for 1300usd(1600-1800$ cad). I bought a msi 4090, I was thinking about getting a tuf but, heard the coil whine on those were louder and it was sorta 4 hours away more for a drive. Also I did see a few msi suprim x's and liquid selling for around 1500-1700$, if you got lucky to buy it in time before the seller sold it.
Overall it was mainly deals on 4090s in summer at least in canada where I lived. Atm prices came back to around 2k$ cad for them to 2.2k$ and is slowly going up again on the used market sadly. Mostly cause of the AI boom I'm psure.
My thoughts are you don't really need a 4090 for gaming unless your doing like 4k or ultra high settings and ray tracing. Since I see people use a 7800x3d and a 3080ti evga, and hit good fps numbers on most shooter games. that is shooter specific though. Singleplayer games 4090 could help out a bit more though.
I feel like most people should wait on 5000 series to drop since ddr7 is coming out, and so is ryzen 9000 x3d parts and that is when biggest uplifts will be seen though.
I'm respectful that there are CZcamsrs that are accounting for the people with less money so they also have a chance to get a Gaming PC, many people are talking about the 4080 and 4090, but there are a lot of people out here who don't have such a budget. I bet that the lower budget people many times are much happier with their device than the high budget people. The most important thing is that you're happy with your PC whatever your budget is, and not just for having the best PC and wanted to be better than others.
I scooped up a 6600 on sale for $160 on newegg a couple months ago. Honestly that's really hard to beat.
Sadly in BD an rx6800 costs 450USD in the 2nd hand market so,had to settle with a rtx 3070 cost me 350 USD. Still happy with what I got. Upgraded from 1660super and it is super noticeable.
6650xt is a steal ngl, copped mine a couple days ago and i cant say i regret the purchase (other than having to replace my psu, that was frustrating) currently have mine on a -100 mV undervolt with a nice lil 2900 mhz oc. W card ngl
I didn't think I would ever be able to upgrade my 1080 non ti founders edition. Finally (for Canadian dollars) I found an rx 6700 xt for 460 (down from 700+) on Newegg. It was a sacrifice because my monitor is the first generation ASUS Swift 27inch Gsync monitor, so I can't even use Freesync or 144hz (it's stuck at 120). Still outperforms my old trusty 1080 by about 50 - 80% in my games.
in the $400-500 arena I think there's more to consider. Firstly the 7700xt is a great card and very capable, it's also at the beginning of its life. The 6700xt is end of life, already 3-4 years old and until about 10 months to a year ago, nobody was promoting it. It seemed to suddenly age really well, a combination of drivers and price drops, but only the early adopter sees that benefit.
Also a used 3080 has insane power draw compared to a 7700xt for marginal gains. I'd also say here in the UK at least that price of the 7700xt is a lot more attractive because the 7800xt is a minimum of £530 going up to £590 and the 4070 is a min of £570 for decent models. We and most of Europe don't tend to see anywhere near MRSP that the American market does.
Otherwise I think all points are spot on and I enjoyed your video on RT / DLSS
Absolutely I got a 3080 for around 500 and it's great for the price
Nice vidéo i ll Keep for my uwhd m'y 360ti 3 years old lol.i wish a 7900xt but i use cuda core sometime for my 3 rendering image lol
FYI: In Germany for example the rx 6800 is almost completely out of stock and the one's that are available cost even more than the 7700 XT which is about 70€ cheaper than the 7800 XT here, which could make it an actually viable purchase. (Price's probably gonna drop even further anyways so maybe it's not quite worth it yet)
Mindfactory had the MSI 6800 Gaming Z Trio for 399€ shipped a few days ago. I think there are not that many cards left of this generation
i have a plan to buy a 4080, but im seeing some youtubers saying a TI model with same price as 4080, qhat would you recomend, last part i need for my pc build, how shoupd i go about it mate, you think its worth to wait? atleastt for blach friday, or new year/ chrismas, feel like if ill get it next day thwy will bring out the 80ti variant haha, i was thinking about a used 3080ti, but thwy are still around 550 for zotac i saw yesterday, on ebay (netherlands) outside of Eu is not worth it at all to buy , but still even used go for around 650 avarage plus delivery its maube like 680 avarage, but at that point its better to just save a little extra and get a 4070ti, but im just really set on 4080, because with dlss at 1440p you can pretty much max out 240 hz odyssey g7
About those bundled games, you need GeForce Experience installed and then it will check if you have a 40 series card before they give you the code.
Learning from the best i see 😎
The Sapphire RX 6700 10gb (not XT) is also a great option, although unfortunately it runs out of stock as soon as it is available, it is usually around 279$ (Newegg) and should perform a little better than the 6650 xt, consume less energy and have 2 more gb.
I'm really surprised that neither you nor Daniel mentioned this Gpu.
Right now it is available.
😊 yeah its weird but its probably because not every store carries that card, but yes its a very special card because on that platform the 6700 is the most powerful card you can get if you want to have a card that only uses a single 8pin video plug from the power supply, so if your usta an RX 580 with a single 8pin this would be the perfect upgrade for you. I have one in one of my computers, it works fine
@@MrSamadolfo Yeah, I have one too, so far I have been able to play everything on high in 1080p, I am quite satisfied with this GPU.
yup, by the way Adrenalin 23.10.2 just got released yesterday 😉 @@JACKjcs
It really aggravates the hell out of me that all prices i see on your video, are at least 30% cheaper compared to prices with the exact same videocards in my own country "The Netherlands" (Europe).
You have free Healthcare tho. So win some, lose some.
i just picked up a 6800 non xt and ive been loving it
I'll wait either for Black Friday or the rumored Nvidia Ti refresh in early 2024. No reason to buy right now, even though I need it
Upgraded from a rx 580 to 6700 not XT for 270 i love it just didnt have the extra money for the xt.
Also got a free copy of starfield
Used 3070 (got mine for $250!) is a an absolute beast, especially if you need CUDA and generally better support for AI. DLSS also seems to perform better for me compared to AMD's FSR. The 8GB of VRAM though... yeah.
There wasn't any rdna2 stock left in my region and the only 2 cards that fit in my budget was the rx 7600 and rtx 3060 12gb. I did some research and it showed that the 7600 was more than 10% faster and now i have it sitting in my system
I had no radeon cards in stock freely at all at my region. At that point the 3060 12gb was more cost-effective. Intel cards aren't available officially at all - few smuggled ones are selling at absurd prices.
In my country GPUs are quite pricy and you can only find the 7900 xt at the lowest 900 euros without discount. I've seen it at 850 last month and I hope I can get it at 800 during black friday.
GPU's tend to be 100 more than in the USA here (Portugal).
Second hand components are very sketchy and some second hand stores sell them at a higher price than new somehow.
hello my portugese friend, i am from austria i just got my rx 7900 xt for 813€ from a local store in vienna austria - pretty happy about it - pairing it with a 7800x3d - cant wait to start building everything in 2 days
picked up a 7900xt for 700 and am now just waiting for my case to put everything together !!
Power usage for 4070 shown as 390 watts? Did you change the shunt resister on your 4070? Because they are hardware limited to 200 watts.
Dankie bra
3070 desktop and 4060 laptop. M good.
Payed 300 for the 3070 when the prices dipped down.
Laptop i sold a macbook i got for free and got the cyborg 15a12vf 45watt 4060 for 800,- on my end. If you disable igpu its pretty neat for a laptop 2 procent preformance loss compared to a high watt 3070 laptop.
Cyborg 15 was 1250,- but thats was pretty cheap compared to the rest that was available at the time.
I could have better waited but thats always the case. I can play my games
18:35 Games were already using 12 gigs of VRAM at 1080p in 2019 if you used Vulkan. I find it hard to want to buy anything less than 16 gigs at this point. Because I eventually want to make the move from 1080p to 2k, but dang the prices for the monitors + the graphics cards that are best future-proofed with current trends is really hard to justify when I already have 3 1080p monitors, and a 900p one. The GPU alone could be easier, but AMD flagships have gone from $400 when I got my 5700XT, to $1000. Even the 7800XT, which they call "mid-range", is $500. The best deal today is worse than the worst deal 4 years ago.
I switched to the 3070, then the 6700xt, I’ll be honest guys, tuning on the 3070 and overall stability… just was worth the mort money. I’d love to go for amd but it hurts when I know I had so many problems with them.
RX 6700 XT is really a good steal now. Though I got it for a bit higher price than now earlier this year, still a good deal since my country has overpriced GPUs.
TLDR: majority of the time you'd be a fool to actually buy a GeForce over a Radeon
7800xt is the BEST 1440p GPU card on the market atm. highly recommend. I recently upgraded and i can tell you i aint disappointed.
My Radeon VII is still clicking along at ultra 2560x1440. Does fine at mostly high/mid at 4K. $550 in 2019.
im in love with my 6700xt on 1440p solid!
Very well put together and informative Video man, happily abo you now
im gonna get rx 6700xt, nice vid
People better choose a GPU (or anything in life) based on better reasons than "it's cheaper". Trying to save a few bucks shouldn't be the most important thing you consider while making a decision.
Price to performance is one of the main considerations when getting a GPU, there's no reason to spend an exorbitant amount for a GPU that's not going to last you long, when you could get a much more balanced one that you'll be able to replace in a few years while still saving money.
Tbh I'm happy and content with my 8GB RX 5500 XT, it runs most of my favorite games even on Linux
hey quick question what do you use to show all your fps and temps?
I gonna use my AMD RX 6700XT Red Devil 12gb GPU, until the 8000 series is out :)
and btw you can undervolt and overclock the 6700XT so it's on the same lvl as A 6750XT.
I’ve had my 5700xt since 2019 and I’m still happy with it
For anyone that lives near a Micro Center, they currently have the 6950 XT reference card on sale for $499.