I hope APUs get much better in the future, so people don't need to buy a discrete GPU for budget builds. Then it's either an APU or a CPU + high-end GPU.
its just a scam so people is forced to get windows 11 so bill gates can hack all your info.... they will force people to have npus for "screen shots" and better fps....
I think that's going to be difficult to get really good gaming performance in a single package. Look at what CPUs and GPUs draw for power. Imagine 600-1000+W in a single package. I cannot imagine what it would take to cool that.
@@tclark5481 I didn't talk about that kind of performance. An 80W AMD CPU and any 200W GPU is what you would consider budget range. Well, it's the top-end of what I would consider "budget" (for latest-gen parts). Let's say there are no efficiency benefits having that in one compact package and round it up to 300W for good measure. I'm pretty sure, with the i9-14900K you can exceed that already. Also with server-CPUs of either brand, which is no issue because you have more surface area to work with there. Watts aren't the only possible the problem, often W/mm² are the bottleneck.
The main focus for markets now is Nvidia, which has powered a large chunk of the S&P 500’s recent earnings. Nvidia’s stock, up more than 90% this year, rose 2.5% in New York on Monday, sending the Nasdaq 100 index to another record high. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $350K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas...
I think the safest strategy is to diversify investments. Like spreading investments across different asset classes, like bonds, real estate, and international stocks, they can reduce the impact of a market meltdown
A lot of folks downplay the role of advlsors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850K
This is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation
Amber Dawn Brummit is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a caII.
It is, but the 1650 is starting to age a bit. So, while it is good performance for an igpu, it will be lacking in performance soon if it's not already.
More excited for AMD next Gen APU - *”Halo Strix”* when that comes out and is put into a handheld. That handheld will change the gaming industry forever. Imagine a 4050 handheld
No thank you. I don't want to look down to play. I have to keep my head up otherwise my GIGACHIN will cut into me. Only betas have handheld as main platform.
The AM5 motherboard manufacturers want to sell through their stock of existing X600 motherboard models. Since X800 models are a farçe feature-wise (mandatory USB 4 isn’t something that draws in the masses) no one would purchase the more expensive new models over the existing ones.
Is it me or the chapters on the timeline are not well set this time ? When it says it starts to talk about 5090 it is still speaking about the AMD CPUs... The content is there, anyway. Just thought I'd mention for Gamer Meld to notice.
I'm planning to build a new PC only when RTX 5000 series comes out. At that time we will already have a full set of motherboards and also an X3D version of CPU.
@Smash_ter realistically speaking, it would be 6th generation (not classing the few 4000 series chips that are cut down versions of APUs or the 3 8000 APUs as generations) but classing it based on the actual processors named generation, it would be 9th Generation (ex. Ryzen 7 9800X3D)
Desktop??? This new 890m is all about improving handhelds bro.. we're going to see native 1080p low/medium settings on battery power in AAA games. Hopefully they can get it to perform well around and under the 20 watt mark
I wouldn't be surprised if Nvidia put the prices on their GPU's (for next gen) really high to try to keep demand down so they can prioritize the more lucrative AI orders. E.g. $1999 for the 5090. When you look at the margins for the same silicon class, you realize that they don't care about gamers anymore because of $$$.
4:00 "RDNA 3.5" the performance gain only comes from the additional 4CUs and higher speed RAM. The 780m is ~15% faster than the 680m, which comes from the 2400 MHz to 2800MHz clockspeed increase. I highly doubt that there were any significant architectual improvements since the 680m. 4:26 wrong, the geekbench 6.3 results are questionable. At what cTDP were they tested? What cooling system was used? Nobody knows. I only know, that my ROG Ally gets 2580/11472 points at 30W.
@@steviebro0538 The Z1Extreme is the same chip as the 7840U with a disabled (or broken) AI unit. The 7940HS has a higher TDP, higher base clock and boost clock. On 45W, the Z1 Extreme gets 12500 points.
Certainly interested to see what the 5000 series be will be like. I got a 3090 when the prices finally dropped some six months before the 4000 series launch. I'm in Aus and likely would not have been able to get a 4000 series gpu for at least 3months from launch and more likely six? In price to performance even then the difference would have been marginal and with all the problems I don't believe I made a bad choice? Still pretty happy with it's performance, I use it mostly for VR and the games I play look pretty amazing particularly with my Beyond HMD. Be interested to see whether they finally upgrade the Display ports? (Another reason why skipping the 4000 series was a good idea).
890m 8000 APU.... that looks like the prefect homelab kit.... I wonder what PCIe lanes are like? I hope you can have at least an 8x slot and 2+ m.2 slots. I would love to put a 10g Ethernet card in and make it a router/hub, video streaming/transcoding, email + web server. among other things.
Though I have a 4070 I think it will be the last discrete card I'll ever buy. Used 5900HX and then 6900HX based mini PC's for a few months each for 1440p low gaming and was impressed. The 9000 series will totally remove the need for a card unless wanting to drive 4k and or high refresh gaming.
i see the future people keeping slow without altering anything in the timeline , if it shifts a little bit to any other way it will cause a huge problem as usual according to the theory .
I guess it's not surprising with 50 series boost. The way the RT engines handle Ray tracing, it's very VRAM dependant. If they can allow for larger bandwidths and better speeds, then, of course, the FPS hit will be greatly reduced even if the VRAM amount isn't there.
@@clockworklegionaire2135 The lowest end 40 series GPU, the 30W 4050 6GB in the XPS 14 is around the same speed as a 980 Ti, a 2050 Mobile, and a 3050 6GB. I think it will be around there.
If they release this APU for desktop PCs, I'll be first in line to buy one. I have Xbox for 4K gaming, but every now and then I play some games on my pc and I'd like to play them on higher res than currently with my R3 3200G. 16CUs is just what I need, coupled with 12/24, it would be a massive jump for me.
@@davidpeterson2083 true AI might be the future but not a single consumer product has achieved that level of intelligence! If it’s able to sustain its own life without human intervention then it’s true AI. What we have here is marketing buzzwords used by marketing teams to sell otherwise normal products.
Well, 890M is 16CU vs 12CU for 780M, which is 33% more cores. But still, 40% more performance is still an improvement, especially if the rumors of massive raytracing performance boost to RDNA 3.5. Strix Halo is looking amazing with 2.5x more CU than 890M, if the performance scaling is consistent it should perform close to a 4060 desktop or a 4070 laptop. And if so, that is huge, as it will disrupt the laptop GPU market. Strix halo only has 120W TDP, which is less than a 4060 or 4070 laptop GPU that can go up to 140w. That means you can get 4070 laptop level of performance without the extra heatsink and fans in a smaller form factor.
Bro, I just got my wife a strix OC gaming 4090 with the 7800x3d. Can you tell me more about what is lacking, please? It's coming today from amazon, so any information would be really appreciated!
@christianenriquez6142 Yeah, I got her some Corsair 6400 DDR5 RAM, T700 m.2, DeepCool LD360 to keep the CPU in check and a Corsair RM1200x SHIFT and all that is sitting on an Asus STRIX X670E-A GAMING board and the ASUS ROG Strix 4090 OC Edition. I'm going to do a little over clocking and hope that leaves her good for the next 5-7 years. However, now you got me thinking in your original comment, and you said your CPU and GPU is "lacking a bit," so now I'm wondering why, you know! 😅 What area are you finding it lacking, if you don't mind me asking?
With the out-of-control inflation over the last years, I'm somewhat thankful for CPUs with integrated graphics becoming more and more powerful. You'll never know when prices are so high that a dedicated video card simply becomes unaffordable, and knowing that IGPs can match the performance of an -exit- entry level GPU certainly gives me a little bit of hope that not all is lost.
With ALL due respect.. Why wouldn't we expect the jump from 6x to 7 to be bigger than from 6 to 6x? I mean one is a refresh and the other is a whole new tier.
The old AUP's will replace the DGPU argument it will not happen for at least 5 years or so. Strix point will be one of the first APUs to finally dethrone the almighty GTX 1060 what a joke.
28Gb for the titan (lets call it that the Price will probably match) is a non progress ... Over the 2018 RTX titan. Yes sure good speed... But not more Space... A6000 for me then i guess
Damn this is a way way bigger jump then 3090 to 4090 was, only problem is now its overkill, theres no oled tvs that can actually make use of this this can easily do native 4k and 240hz on most games n gaming tvs only do 4k 144 so far.
Automatic super resolution will be a flop i swear. Also you mod fsr by yourself i did it to Minecraft its not the best but works even thought it could be better if i had the programming skills
I'm going to build a PC for rendering and 3d modelling should I wait for these new ryzen gpus or go for the ryzen 7 7800X3D? I thought of pairing it with a rtx 4080 super , any help please?
LLMs will totally take over 3d modelling and even just produce final rendered images. Spending time 3d modelling and rendering at this point in time is not wise use of ones time
If you are going to buy a CPU at this point in time rather than waiting then don't buy the 7800x3d. Buy the 7900x3d 4 more core at faster clocks for workstation performance over gaming performance with the 7800x3d
Yes. The 7800x3d is the best for gaming, but getting into multitasking and actual heavy work, more cores from the 7950x is ovbiously better. If i had the budget I'd get the 7950x3d as it has best of both worlds.
I am waiting for 1100 Ryzen or whatever new series is called. I am also skipping Arrow Lake by Intel I am waiting for when AMD/Intel releases the full 32 core consumer chip with gaming performance to boot, not 32 core Threadripper that 16 cores beat out
those apus are expensive for the what every AMD wants you to shell out for them you could buy a two or three old gen used gpus that would still outperform any APU.
The Microsoft upscaling seems like something I'd have thought of before hearing of it but surprisingly this is the first time I've considered OS level upscaling specifically. AMDs driver level upscaling is actually really good and a lot of time I would prefer going 1728p upscaled to by AMD to 2160p as opposed to using fsr 2 quality 1440p to 2160p. I can't imagine the new tech will be better than that but certainly the more the merrier.
Because every tech channel/site/company claims it is free performance! Then again, some people praise FSR and I find it disgusting even at 1440p while I still play some games on my 3200G system at 720p (on 1080p monitor) with some tricks...
CZcams tech influencers in a week : 5090 monstrous performance 5090 already outdated 4090 obsolete 5090 not much faster than 4090 4090 is a still a monster 6090 obsolete You don't need anything more than a 1080ti (Picture of 4090 in trash can )
AMD APUs mean better handheld consoles . That is the dream, I love by Rog Ally but 25 to 40% boost in power and the fact that they got them more efficient, is going to make them last longer and allow higher settings in games . Since Snap Dragons chips will only keep up in efficiency for the next 2 years , AMD is going to be the clear winner for handhelds until Qualcomm push their next version 2 or 3 of the X elite series.
So we don't even get 32GB on the 5090? Monpolies just suck. So they keep milking us for a little more VRAM and charging car prices for decent VRAM. If there is ever company that can somehow come close to what Nvidia has for running AI stuff but offers VRAM at an affordable prices, I'll never get back to Nvida again! Gaming my a$$, I constantly run into CUDA out of memory for all the cool new tools but I can run most games well on a 5 years old card! Only when it comes to VR the best is still barely just enough but that's still a niche anyway.
*When it come to AM4 - AM5 motherboards, there is only 1 CHAMPION, and that is ASRock !!!* MSI, ASUS, or even Gigabyte can ALL go to HELL ! *ASRock just rules !!!*
We don't care we just wanted to see the alleged 5090 performance. After all it's not like anyone is going to buy Vram off the shelf like normal ram so they could reuse gddr6x for all I care.
@@itachi7976 Technology advances. By the time you buy a product, it's already inferior to what's being designed. Development isn't going to slow down just because you feel bad about buying a 4000 series card or any other product. To be upset that the 5000 series will have a drastic improvement over the 4000 series doesn't make sense.
@@MuShinnen I never said that I want the RTX 5000 series to be worse than the 4000 series. I just want them to make a similar improvement as they did with the 4000 series compared to the 3000 series. Logically, they are going to do the same. If they drastically increase the 5000 series performance, the prices will be high, or something like that. You won't get them cheap and better. Basically, the 5060 will be priced the same as the 4070. Well u can get excited if u want.. but i already predicted the future.. it's basically an apple company
@@itachi7976 You didn't have to say you want it to be worse. You're complaining that the jump is higher than previous gens which is silly. As far as prices are concerned, they aren't cheap now lmao. If you want cheaper, wait for RDNA 5. Nvidia runs basically without competition on the high end. They set price trends regardless of performance jumps because they have 80 percent market share. The 5090 could be only 20 percent better than the 4090, and they'd still sell it for a massive markup because they know they can. Outside of the 4090, and 4080 (both overpriced cards), the rest of the 4000 series was a joke price to performance wise yet people will still buy them. The 50 series actually having the performance jump to match will at least take some of the sting out of the pricing.
Nvidia only adding 4gb vram to 5090 is like the bare minimum they could get away with after already 2 gens of 24. It's rather pathetic actually, esp. as VRAM is very cheap now. They could have easily gone for 32gb but they don't want to challenge any of their even more overpriced workstation stuff for AI. Maybe the only plus here is perhaps 4090 price will finally dip as whales resell, but I doubt that as well.
"They give us real numbers". That's usually what numbers are. Real. Whether or not they are valid figures is another story. Also, too many clickbait videos here. Every other day it's "GREAT RTX 5000 NEWS!" followed by "OH NOEZ 5000 MIGHT BE BAD" the next.
Average Gamer Meld be like:
THE RTX 5090 IS SET TO BE A MONSTER
Then,
The RTX 5090 is worse than we thought
Yep it's all dumb. Stupid channel milking clicks.
It's always a trash talking on Intel and or Nvidia 😂
dont' forget at the end: may be better then we originally thought.
so if you combine all those sayings its going to be a mediocre card lmao
The specs on the RTX 5090 look great, except 28GB of RAM isn't enough to run a large language model, which is what people would want to use it for.
where the fuck is the news about 5000 series in his video its a clickbait?
I hope APUs get much better in the future, so people don't need to buy a discrete GPU for budget builds.
Then it's either an APU or a CPU + high-end GPU.
its just a scam so people is forced to get windows 11 so bill gates can hack all your info.... they will force people to have npus for "screen shots" and better fps....
laptops should have apus, having discrete gpus make them so much worse
I think that's going to be difficult to get really good gaming performance in a single package. Look at what CPUs and GPUs draw for power. Imagine 600-1000+W in a single package. I cannot imagine what it would take to cool that.
@@tclark5481 I didn't talk about that kind of performance. An 80W AMD CPU and any 200W GPU is what you would consider budget range. Well, it's the top-end of what I would consider "budget" (for latest-gen parts).
Let's say there are no efficiency benefits having that in one compact package and round it up to 300W for good measure.
I'm pretty sure, with the i9-14900K you can exceed that already. Also with server-CPUs of either brand, which is no issue because you have more surface area to work with there. Watts aren't the only possible the problem, often W/mm² are the bottleneck.
@@QwoaX It might work in a lower end device. The ROG Ally does pretty well though it's not a barnburner when it comes to performance.
The main focus for markets now is Nvidia, which has powered a large chunk of the S&P 500’s recent earnings. Nvidia’s stock, up more than 90% this year, rose 2.5% in New York on Monday, sending the Nasdaq 100 index to another record high. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $350K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas...
I think the safest strategy is to diversify investments. Like spreading investments across different asset classes, like bonds, real estate, and international stocks, they can reduce the impact of a market meltdown
A lot of folks downplay the role of advlsors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850K
This is definitely considerable! think you could suggest any professional/advisors i can get on the phone with? i'm in dire need of proper portfolio allocation
Amber Dawn Brummit is the licensed fiduciary I use. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment.
I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get. I just scheduled a caII.
Beating a 1650 is a really good feat .....hope they put the igpu in other models as well
yes amazing loool
It is, but the 1650 is starting to age a bit. So, while it is good performance for an igpu, it will be lacking in performance soon if it's not already.
Pretty sure AMD already did that and then some with 780M like I’ve seen 780M get near RX580 like performance in Cyberpunk 😂
@@tclark5481 1650 was never a good GPU and as far as I know Radeon iGPU already surpassed it last Generation
More excited for AMD next Gen APU - *”Halo Strix”* when that comes out and is put into a handheld. That handheld will change the gaming industry forever. Imagine a 4050 handheld
No i dont want to game on a 10 inch screen
@@darkcash5520I would love a 10 inch screen on my steam deck.
No thank you. I don't want to look down to play. I have to keep my head up otherwise my GIGACHIN will cut into me. Only betas have handheld as main platform.
@@teeborg1519 I have a main Rig, a side rig and a hand held what does that make me?
A playa @@cheekimfbreeki9606
the 5090s probably got a price tag of 8000 bucks and a power draw of 500 megawatts
😂
While being 10% faster than regular 4090 and 2% faster than 4090 ti
Kilowats*
@@Nazwatonazwa when i say megawatts i mean megawatts, did you not get the punchline?
The best deal will come whith a GAS GEN !
The AM5 motherboard manufacturers want to sell through their stock of existing X600 motherboard models. Since X800 models are a farçe feature-wise (mandatory USB 4 isn’t something that draws in the masses) no one would purchase the more expensive new models over the existing ones.
Yup, true. No one with x670 will buy x870; both of them support am5, so whats the point? XD
Is it me or the chapters on the timeline are not well set this time ? When it says it starts to talk about 5090 it is still speaking about the AMD CPUs... The content is there, anyway. Just thought I'd mention for Gamer Meld to notice.
Love how no one talks about 5080 no more since its a mirror 4090 base lol
I'm planning to build a new PC only when RTX 5000 series comes out. At that time we will already have a full set of motherboards and also an X3D version of CPU.
I will never care how the **90 cards performs, and likely not 90% of people who buy new GPUs either as they choose **60 or **70 cards
It helps to have a job usually....
Really looking forward to the new APUs. A low power SFF HTPC that can game at 1080p high while sitting quietly under the TV would be awesome.
True.
I think il be waiting for the 9th gen x3d chips to come out before i buy a motherboard, they should have a decent amount released by then.
Technically speaking this is the 6th generation since we are on Zen 5.
Nah bro its 7th gen
@Smash_ter realistically speaking, it would be 6th generation (not classing the few 4000 series chips that are cut down versions of APUs or the 3 8000 APUs as generations) but classing it based on the actual processors named generation, it would be 9th Generation (ex. Ryzen 7 9800X3D)
When will the X3D’s be released?
@@theswagger5386 6 months before zen 6 so wait for x3d and enjoy it for few months before zen 6 will crush it.
Wait for RDNA 5.
oh my god I'm waiting for this so badly. maybe 7800x3d would be outdated by it's appearing on the market?
Desktop??? This new 890m is all about improving handhelds bro.. we're going to see native 1080p low/medium settings on battery power in AAA games.
Hopefully they can get it to perform well around and under the 20 watt mark
If the HX 370 APU is doing that well with the 890M (16 CUs), I can't imagine how insane Halo is going to be with the rumored 40 CUs.
I wouldn't be surprised if Nvidia put the prices on their GPU's (for next gen) really high to try to keep demand down so they can prioritize the more lucrative AI orders. E.g. $1999 for the 5090.
When you look at the margins for the same silicon class, you realize that they don't care about gamers anymore because of $$$.
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4:00 "RDNA 3.5" the performance gain only comes from the additional 4CUs and higher speed RAM. The 780m is ~15% faster than the 680m, which comes from the 2400 MHz to 2800MHz clockspeed increase. I highly doubt that there were any significant architectual improvements since the 680m.
4:26 wrong, the geekbench 6.3 results are questionable. At what cTDP were they tested? What cooling system was used? Nobody knows. I only know, that my ROG Ally gets 2580/11472 points at 30W.
Ally uses Z1 chipsets, not apples to apples comparison there.
@@steviebro0538 The Z1Extreme is the same chip as the 7840U with a disabled (or broken) AI unit. The 7940HS has a higher TDP, higher base clock and boost clock. On 45W, the Z1 Extreme gets 12500 points.
Yes it must, as eager to do that earlier now in action feels like breaking up edge
Yeah, I am not trusting Te Verge blindly again.
If 5090 can do 4k 120 stable on high settings in every game then i will switch to 4k monitor, untill then staying with 1400p.
Certainly interested to see what the 5000 series be will be like.
I got a 3090 when the prices finally dropped some six months before the 4000 series launch. I'm in Aus and likely would not have been able to get a 4000 series gpu for at least 3months from launch and more likely six? In price to performance even then the difference would have been marginal and with all the problems I don't believe I made a bad choice?
Still pretty happy with it's performance, I use it mostly for VR and the games I play look pretty amazing particularly with my Beyond HMD.
Be interested to see whether they finally upgrade the Display ports?
(Another reason why skipping the 4000 series was a good idea).
Gamer Meld, I loved this video so much, I had to hit the like button!
Thank you for getting to the point and giving relevant information.
890m 8000 APU.... that looks like the prefect homelab kit.... I wonder what PCIe lanes are like? I hope you can have at least an 8x slot and 2+ m.2 slots. I would love to put a 10g Ethernet card in and make it a router/hub, video streaming/transcoding, email + web server. among other things.
Disappointing news about the Ryzen 9000 MB not launching with the CPU.
Isn't the first time a CPU launches without good motherboards or vice-versa.
@@jimbig3997 *boo, hiss*
Though I have a 4070 I think it will be the last discrete card I'll ever buy. Used 5900HX and then 6900HX based mini PC's for a few months each for 1440p low gaming and was impressed. The 9000 series will totally remove the need for a card unless wanting to drive 4k and or high refresh gaming.
absolutely not. Try to keep up with the newest AAA games and watch you iGPU crumble. Even @ 1080p
I respect that. Maybe you get satisfied by it. But for me, far from what i desire. Dedicated full power ftw.
i see the future people keeping slow without altering anything in the timeline , if it shifts a little bit to any other way it will cause a huge problem as usual according to the theory .
That Apu is insane!
I guess it's not surprising with 50 series boost.
The way the RT engines handle Ray tracing, it's very VRAM dependant.
If they can allow for larger bandwidths and better speeds, then, of course, the FPS hit will be greatly reduced even if the VRAM amount isn't there.
Next time I will be excited about a GPU is when we get 1440p native gaming with 144 fps on 200W.
Needless to say, 5000 series won't do it
If you power limit the 5090 to 200W it will probably do that for many games.
@@blise518B i doubt it will be happy with 200W
You sound like a noob gaming at 1440P. Go buy a laptop.
If Strix Point is already 1660 speeds, Strix Halo is def gonna be 4050 speeds. Not the 4070 speeds we have been seeing in leaks.
In 10yrs, the IGU will make discrete obsolete, maybe 15.
@@TheKwod Everything will be stamped on one die!
@@darkcash5520 we need 5-10x more igu power.
Probably only as fast as a low end 20 series card
@@clockworklegionaire2135 The lowest end 40 series GPU, the 30W 4050 6GB in the XPS 14 is around the same speed as a 980 Ti, a 2050 Mobile, and a 3050 6GB. I think it will be around there.
If they release this APU for desktop PCs, I'll be first in line to buy one. I have Xbox for 4K gaming, but every now and then I play some games on my pc and I'd like to play them on higher res than currently with my R3 3200G. 16CUs is just what I need, coupled with 12/24, it would be a massive jump for me.
God I’m sick of hearing “AI” being the all encompassing term used for prediction algorithms.
It’s almost like it’s the future of tech or something
Then stuff your ears with bread old man, the future is here
@@davidpeterson2083 true AI might be the future but not a single consumer product has achieved that level of intelligence! If it’s able to sustain its own life without human intervention then it’s true AI.
What we have here is marketing buzzwords used by marketing teams to sell otherwise normal products.
Ill wait for teh 512bus, thanks
Well, 890M is 16CU vs 12CU for 780M, which is 33% more cores. But still, 40% more performance is still an improvement, especially if the rumors of massive raytracing performance boost to RDNA 3.5. Strix Halo is looking amazing with 2.5x more CU than 890M, if the performance scaling is consistent it should perform close to a 4060 desktop or a 4070 laptop. And if so, that is huge, as it will disrupt the laptop GPU market. Strix halo only has 120W TDP, which is less than a 4060 or 4070 laptop GPU that can go up to 140w. That means you can get 4070 laptop level of performance without the extra heatsink and fans in a smaller form factor.
Waiting for 9000x3d and 800 board to finnally get off of am4 it served me well from 1700x to 5800x3d but paird with 4090 i feel its lackin a bit
Bro, I just got my wife a strix OC gaming 4090 with the 7800x3d.
Can you tell me more about what is lacking, please? It's coming today from amazon, so any information would be really appreciated!
@@DoofmontA good 650 MB, and >1200W PSU platinum.
@@pedroarquitectura 💯%
@Doofmont that's probably the best gaming config right now assuming your psu, ram, and cooling is good you'll be set for the long run 🏃♂️
@christianenriquez6142 Yeah, I got her some Corsair 6400 DDR5 RAM, T700 m.2, DeepCool LD360 to keep the CPU in check and a Corsair RM1200x SHIFT and all that is sitting on an Asus STRIX X670E-A GAMING board and the ASUS ROG Strix 4090 OC Edition. I'm going to do a little over clocking and hope that leaves her good for the next 5-7 years.
However, now you got me thinking in your original comment, and you said your CPU and GPU is "lacking a bit," so now I'm wondering why, you know! 😅
What area are you finding it lacking, if you don't mind me asking?
i hope asr does video playback as well, streaming and local video
4:35 Considering this is hitting almost 42000 I can't wait for Strix Halo with 40 CUs.
The timestamp mixed all up
Hey you need to change you video timestamps/chapters asap
With the out-of-control inflation over the last years, I'm somewhat thankful for CPUs with integrated graphics becoming more and more powerful. You'll never know when prices are so high that a dedicated video card simply becomes unaffordable, and knowing that IGPs can match the performance of an -exit- entry level GPU certainly gives me a little bit of hope that not all is lost.
can u add 2 different upscaling techniques ?
With ALL due respect.. Why wouldn't we expect the jump from 6x to 7 to be bigger than from 6 to 6x? I mean one is a refresh and the other is a whole new tier.
Want a 9950x, ill wait for the high end 800 series boards.i need better memory stability before i move off this 5950x.
I can't wait to pick up a 5090. I just hope that the only other thing that I need is a bigger PSU.
Maybe going to need the new 9800x3d so you dont bottlenck it. Or whatever intel pulls out of their refreshed ass.
I thought the flagship strix point APU was supposed to come out with 40 CU's and perform close to the 4070 or was that something else?
The old AUP's will replace the DGPU argument it will not happen for at least 5 years or so. Strix point will be one of the first APUs to finally dethrone the almighty GTX 1060 what a joke.
About the 5k nVidia card tell me who would like to buy the card that will take 4 or more slots in pc case this is ridiculous
9700k and 2060 due for upgrade. Waiting for 5080 and AMD 9900x. Also need a 1440p 300+hz IPS monitor to run it with. CS2 future proof.
This is what I'm going to build also 🎉
Might as well buy a QD oled 360hz
28Gb for the titan (lets call it that the Price will probably match) is a non progress ... Over the 2018 RTX titan.
Yes sure good speed... But not more Space...
A6000 for me then i guess
Whoa, AMD has created an APU as strong as an RX 580? That's pretty good!
Damn this is a way way bigger jump then 3090 to 4090 was, only problem is now its overkill, theres no oled tvs that can actually make use of this this can easily do native 4k and 240hz on most games n gaming tvs only do 4k 144 so far.
Automatic super resolution will be a flop i swear. Also you mod fsr by yourself i did it to Minecraft its not the best but works even thought it could be better if i had the programming skills
i bought 2080ti day1 3090 day 1 4090 day 1 and never regred that . cant wait for 5090...
powerfull thn Gtx1650,this APU is blazing fast!
your chapter annotations on the timeline are completely screwed.
I'm going to build a PC for rendering and 3d modelling should I wait for these new ryzen gpus or go for the ryzen 7 7800X3D? I thought of pairing it with a rtx 4080 super , any help please?
LLMs will totally take over 3d modelling and even just produce final rendered images. Spending time 3d modelling and rendering at this point in time is not wise use of ones time
If you are going to buy a CPU at this point in time rather than waiting then don't buy the 7800x3d.
Buy the 7900x3d 4 more core at faster clocks for workstation performance over gaming performance with the 7800x3d
Yes. The 7800x3d is the best for gaming, but getting into multitasking and actual heavy work, more cores from the 7950x is ovbiously better. If i had the budget I'd get the 7950x3d as it has best of both worlds.
I am waiting for 1100 Ryzen or whatever new series is called.
I am also skipping Arrow Lake by Intel
I am waiting for when AMD/Intel releases the full 32 core consumer chip with gaming performance to boot, not 32 core Threadripper that 16 cores beat out
MS has gotta find some way to get everyone to use windows 11. Apparently the sign up so far has been dismal.
Let me guess: pci 5?
Can I buy my pci-e 4 case or not ?
Mini PCs with the new Ryzen APUs will go crazy.
those apus are expensive for the what every AMD wants you to shell out for them you could buy a two or three old gen used gpus that would still outperform any APU.
The Microsoft upscaling seems like something I'd have thought of before hearing of it but surprisingly this is the first time I've considered OS level upscaling specifically. AMDs driver level upscaling is actually really good and a lot of time I would prefer going 1728p upscaled to by AMD to 2160p as opposed to using fsr 2 quality 1440p to 2160p. I can't imagine the new tech will be better than that but certainly the more the merrier.
nice job, Nostradamus
Bad news! the 5090 is not what we expected!
Good news, the 5090 is going to be awesome!
Bad news...
Good news...
It’s either buy my first car or buy a super op 5090 rig I think I’m getting the pc💀
gonna stick with my 4080S for as long as i can. expecting the new 5000 series to be wayyyy overpriced
its aways upscale why cant they just make good gpus
Because every tech channel/site/company claims it is free performance!
Then again, some people praise FSR and I find it disgusting even at 1440p while I still play some games on my 3200G system at 720p (on 1080p monitor) with some tricks...
Already buy a new Gas gen only for the 5090
Hey kids, look what uncle Bill has made for ya! More FPS!
Mom and dad best have the wallet ready coz you need to replace your GPU again.
希望AMD 能把StoreMI技術用在DRAM上 讓APU內建少量高速DRAM或HBM與外部DRAM配合加速。
或者乾脆將內建少量高速DRAM當L4-Cache
讓記憶體頻寬增加 延遲減少 GPU NPU都更能發揮效能。
The current games can't even max out my 4090 RTX yet 🤣 I have no need for 5090 just yet.
CZcams tech influencers in a week :
5090 monstrous performance
5090 already outdated
4090 obsolete
5090 not much faster than 4090
4090 is a still a monster
6090 obsolete
You don't need anything more than a 1080ti
(Picture of 4090 in trash can )
Wrong, I'm excited for the 800 series chipsets, because when it happens, 600 series price will plummet
I have no idea what you're talking about.
AMD APUs mean better handheld consoles . That is the dream, I love by Rog Ally but 25 to 40% boost in power and the fact that they got them more efficient, is going to make them last longer and allow higher settings in games . Since Snap Dragons chips will only keep up in efficiency for the next 2 years , AMD is going to be the clear winner for handhelds until Qualcomm push their next version 2 or 3 of the X elite series.
I can't wait to play gta 6 with 420 fps average and 69fps for 1% lows.
So we don't even get 32GB on the 5090? Monpolies just suck. So they keep milking us for a little more VRAM and charging car prices for decent VRAM. If there is ever company that can somehow come close to what Nvidia has for running AI stuff but offers VRAM at an affordable prices, I'll never get back to Nvida again! Gaming my a$$, I constantly run into CUDA out of memory for all the cool new tools but I can run most games well on a 5 years old card! Only when it comes to VR the best is still barely just enough but that's still a niche anyway.
*When it come to AM4 - AM5 motherboards, there is only 1 CHAMPION, and that is ASRock !!!*
MSI, ASUS, or even Gigabyte can ALL go to HELL ! *ASRock just rules !!!*
"new" 890m. woooow such new, such graphics, such reused tech that'll stagnate till DDR6 comes out so it doesn't matter.
Only 28GB, what a joke.
The 5090 can't come soon enough. I already have the cash.
Maybe I should just invest in NVDA stocks right now.
Sheep 🐑
@@Doofmont My NVDA shares will pay for it ;)
@@arvinsim 🤣🤣🤣 ma man 🫡 🖖
Who tf wants a 1650?
Why comparing it to ggr6 and not gx?
We don't care we just wanted to see the alleged 5090 performance. After all it's not like anyone is going to buy Vram off the shelf like normal ram so they could reuse gddr6x for all I care.
2X faster? confirmed?
The timestamps are totaly lost. 😂
I noticed he changes the name of the vid now 5090 then amd after 2 h 😂
It is weird not to see new motherboard launch at same time of AMD next gen prossessor. Casual Intel fanboy mind.
It's not faor for 4000 ussrs if they increase 5000 series card performance drastically... i want same improvement as we suffer on 4000 series...
That's not how it works.
@@MuShinnen so how it's works? "Explain"
@@itachi7976 Technology advances. By the time you buy a product, it's already inferior to what's being designed. Development isn't going to slow down just because you feel bad about buying a 4000 series card or any other product. To be upset that the 5000 series will have a drastic improvement over the 4000 series doesn't make sense.
@@MuShinnen I never said that I want the RTX 5000 series to be worse than the 4000 series. I just want them to make a similar improvement as they did with the 4000 series compared to the 3000 series. Logically, they are going to do the same. If they drastically increase the 5000 series performance, the prices will be high, or something like that. You won't get them cheap and better. Basically, the 5060 will be priced the same as the 4070. Well u can get excited if u want.. but i already predicted the future.. it's basically an apple company
@@itachi7976 You didn't have to say you want it to be worse. You're complaining that the jump is higher than previous gens which is silly. As far as prices are concerned, they aren't cheap now lmao.
If you want cheaper, wait for RDNA 5. Nvidia runs basically without competition on the high end. They set price trends regardless of performance jumps because they have 80 percent market share. The 5090 could be only 20 percent better than the 4090, and they'd still sell it for a massive markup because they know they can.
Outside of the 4090, and 4080 (both overpriced cards), the rest of the 4000 series was a joke price to performance wise yet people will still buy them. The 50 series actually having the performance jump to match will at least take some of the sting out of the pricing.
Nvidia only adding 4gb vram to 5090 is like the bare minimum they could get away with after already 2 gens of 24. It's rather pathetic actually, esp. as VRAM is very cheap now. They could have easily gone for 32gb but they don't want to challenge any of their even more overpriced workstation stuff for AI. Maybe the only plus here is perhaps 4090 price will finally dip as whales resell, but I doubt that as well.
...mmm and then, im building in meanwhile a dual xeon😅
If there isn't x870 motherboards released with 9000 then I prefer to wait little longer and see. I wouldn't buy x670 now.
Rip Wallet
AMD 770X would've been a good option*
Got here with only 58 current views, wow. Never been this early
"They give us real numbers". That's usually what numbers are. Real. Whether or not they are valid figures is another story.
Also, too many clickbait videos here. Every other day it's "GREAT RTX 5000 NEWS!" followed by "OH NOEZ 5000 MIGHT BE BAD" the next.
ah yes, real numbers, whats the benchmark?
NVIDIA Great News My Ass
More Performance
More Expensive
And now we have laptop igpus that are more powerful than your desktop gpu
😭
no, APUS suck
STEAMDECK 2 IS GONNA GO HAAAAAAAAM
Was really hoping for 32gb Vram on the 5090. Well for now there is still hope... rumors been flip flopping quite a bit.