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Thats always the answer i hear, wait for next gen for better prices. Doesnt answer the question.

Nvidia has been pushing RT way too hard. Trying to push path tracing, when it only really runs on 4090 with FG on, is just crazy. It’s just offputting for the average gamer.

According to bottleneck calculator website the 5800x3d still bottleneck an Rx 6600 in 1080p

I have a 4090 right now. Im really hoping it can last until the 5090 releases 😬

The strange thing is that I was enthusiastic about RT a few years ago. It seemed like it would really improve graphical quality a lot. But in reality the differences are negligible. You reallly have to know what to look for me it simply is not worth it.

The problem is brands like NVIDIA know all too well that 8 gigabytes isn't going to cut it anymore, they want you to go out and spend more money and have the same problem over again so it's a repeated process of a marketing scandal involving them deliberately making low end VRAM GPUs. It won't stop until people stop buying the damn things.

You know every AMD computer I ever had froze now and then. So irritating.

AM5 components is ridiculously expensive especially Mobos and Ram. Those saying cheaper components aint everywhere.

In 2 days this vid will be 2 years old

Its just frame interpolation. SVP (smooth video project) that converts video to 60-120fps in realtime is the same thing and it runs on phones! Its a scam instead of using unreal 5+ to take advantage of the hardware the devs continue to use outdated engines then inject frame interpolation to give you the illusion that the super high tech card is running an old engine at higher speeds when all they can do is use unreal 5

When I think of the "floor" for 4k gaming I generally think of what cards would play (most) modern games at 4k 60fps Basically something that could somewhat compete with something resembling modern consoles without necessarily breaking the bank

Mantle was just amd marketing gimmick, many fell for it.

My problem is that I want to upgrade from a R7 3700x. Do I want to upgrade to a 5800x3d? Or just move on to the new AM5 ecosystem? One is much more expensive than the other as upgrading to AM5 will require all new and more expensive components.

Realism =/= better

What's the point of the video how can both of you not recommend one other gpu like they asked? or give some examples? weird

I ran short on vram on Forza Horizon 5 with a 10 gig RX 6700. I have bought a16 gig card since then because the RX 6800 got really cheap. They need to back off the requirements for gaming. My video card has as much RAM and my whole computer had 5 years ago.

Honestly I couldn’t care less about the 5000 series. Nivdia is now making big bucks on AI now. Gaming is now a side bussiness for them. Hopefully more competition will make it fair for everyone. I would be down for buying an AMD or Intel GPU it if is decent.

every ryzen system ive had has pbo turned on by default which leads to very fast temp and fans ramping up

Hi Hank was a bottleneck with the 5800X3D + 7900XT I have a 5600X + 1070 and I want to upgrade to a 7900 XT. Will I face a bottleneck?

I think with advancements in A.i. interpolation like lossless scaling, DLSS and AMDs Fluid motion frames the 4070 ti will last atleast 10 years. Lossless scaling is already proving to be quite useful since you can get ancient cards like the 1060 ti to run triple A games with double framerstates

Yeah ray tracing isnt a thing on a rtx2060, its been a great card for me regardless though

I'm wondering how long my Arc A770 will last me. It's got the 256 bit bus and the 16gb of vram, and the drivers just keep getting better. I'll definitely be looking for Battlemage, but I'll still likely use my old card or give it to a friend since I believe it will most definitely still be serviceable for a long time. Initially I had a gtx 1660 when I built my computer due to budget constraints, but currently I'm rocking a 7600x / A770 looking at how long it will last.

4090ti 4k 500hz to play roblox 😊

can you test Radeon VII with 5800x3D ??? thanks.

so if I get a 4060ti, and build a pc around it at roughly 1000-1100 usd, you’re telling me it’ll be redundant in a year? Genuinely curious, I have been an Xbox player where 300-500 dollars gets me covered for 5-8 years. This seems moronic.

Agreed then that the 'poor scaling' wasn't a bad thing, but I do kinda wish basic memory had been tested. I have 32GB of 2400MT/s that I pulled out of my X99 setup when I put 256GB of RDIMMS in it that I'm trying to figure out how much performance if any that I might be leaving on the table if I were to simply reuse what I already have. I mean I guess it really is pretty commodity stuff and I could probably sell what I have now for a decent amount and just put the $50 down for a kit of CL16 3200MT/s stuff. Or I suppose, even better, sell my two 2x4GB and two 2x8GB kits that were in the X99 and use that to get 64GB. Oh the possibilities.

I'd say meet somewhere in the middle, pair with a 6800 xt or 3080. Still expensive as heck but sooo much cheaper than a 4090.

Valorant for example u get 200-300 fps with 16mb l3 cache vs 600-800fps on 32mb l3 cache. So on so on

A lot of these games shouldn’t even be using this much vram man

i have way too many texture mods at 2k and 4k on my skyrim modlist and I'm constantly hitting my vram limit in certain areas which makes the game freeze really badly for a few seconds. 3070 ti at 1440p, getting a good stable 60 outside and 120 inside when I'm not hitting the vram limit otherwise. such a shame, i had huge buyers remorse cause i love the card and its performance but the vram holds it back.

My 3090 rarely wants to wake up with just ONE monitor! Once in a while, not even a reboot will get it to display! Been that way over many driver updates.

Twice now gta5 has informed me im running out of vram Playing gta5 with a 4070 ti 12 gb

wow, just aweful advice. my brain hurts, there are way to many 'experts' posting videos on youtube.

i have paired a Radeon 7900xtx ! Works great on Linux too !

I looked for a video like this but to me is the contrary. I have a PC with amd 580 8gb and 3 monitors 24 in, and another PC with 1060 6gb with 2 24 in. monitors and one 21.5. Everytime I change from some screen to another in AMD I get a flicker and screen reconstruction which does not happens with Nvidia. Latest drivers, Win 11, 32 RAM and Nvidia works better. Strange.

Can you run a RTX 2070 super on this?

The simple answer is: it depends on what kind of games you play and how you like to play them. A 7800X3D would be the right choice if you play CS, Fortnite and similar games. It's a more powerful and will give you a gazillion FPS at the expense of your pocket. But it's easy to over spec when you're not realistic about what you need. If you like single player games where usually eye candy is more important than hundreds of FPS a lower CPU will give you all the performance needed for years and you won't need 2 jobs to pay for it.

I was very excited about RT. Got my first RTX card and spent the first week or so with RT on. I now turn it off. I can get great FPS and a really high quality image with DLDSR and DLSS. Overall, the image upgrade vs FPS drop just isn't worth it yet.

This is my setup now. 5800x3D, 3080ti, 128 gigs of ram, MB 550 gaming plus. I have 2 m.2 WD game drives black. I bought the cpu used for 315. and used gpu for 350. You don't need a 4090, you can still use a 2080, 3060, or a 3080 ti, you will be fine.

I only find 20-30% performance cards worth upgrading to if you're on the budgeted end. For example, I swapped out my 3050 with a RX 6600 and the uplift will last me for a long while.

Recommending the 4090 is kind of a cop out on this subject.

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Get a card with at least 16GB like HWU and all the other tech tubers said. You're welcome.

AM4 is super underrated, the strongest 5950x is currently cost only $375 and it's unknown if AM5 can last as long as AM4

Yes

7800x3d is the best gaming processor of all time, king of price to performance

I have RTX 3060TI and i Was wondering if I should get 5700x3d or 5800x3d.. What is your opinion?

Bruh the 3080ti is a gtx 1080 with frame gen

1080p - rtss @ 30fps - Medium/low graphics - Highest textures settings your GPU VRAM can handle. DLSS/FSR Aka the PS4 settings

I think something that also needs to be mentioned is the kinds of games you play and the res that you play at. 1080p competitive shooters at 240-360hz can still easily be handled by a midrange card from 2020-2021 and probably still can be handled for the foreseeable future!