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the yes here is a very small one. from the top brand to the cheapest is only going to be like 2-3% performance increase (you can manually overclock anyways so this is basically irrelevant) and MAYBE a 1-2 degree temp difference. I'd suggest just going with whatever brand you used in your other parts and choosing a 3-fan over a 2-fan for the slight increase in ventilation.
2-3 degrees? Bro 😂, on the time I bought my expensive asus rtx2060, there were other brands like Galax that the GPU was getting 90°C and downclocking right at use, super below the base core clock While my Asus rtx2060 today, after 2 year os solid use, gets at max 74°C with fans at 40% and using 100% overclock to 2010mhz Brands do matter when we're talking about the super shitty ones
I disagree. For example Suprim cards have really good cooling and keep them much much cooler. Also, different brands have different max clocks, so manually overclocking isn't equal. Either way, I think overclocking is overrated, since overclocking on new cards gets you at most like 5-10% fps, so it's not even that worth it anymore
Vendors execution matters a lot, and definitely not that 1-2 degrees you, moron, talking about. Compare some gigabyte vision (idk how they managed to make it so bad) to evga ftw ultra, between nvidia vendors there's huge gap in quality even amongst the products of same vendor (like disgusting msi ventus and solid suprim x, or stupidly bad gigabyte gaming/vision/eagle and really viable aurorus master) And don't make me even start how wildly bad was nvidia vendors versions of amd gpus with hotspot hitting 90-95° no matter what
On the other hand, you could be paying 10-20% more for 3-5% more performance. What matters most to me personally is how quiet it is. If it's whisper quiet while achieving 95% of the performance, I'm happy to pay a little extra.
NVIDIA also makes the reference boards, which all the card integrators use to base their own design on. They don't just make the board and silicon, they also make their own founders edition GPUs directly from NVIDIA
Usually, the higher end versions of a specific GPU are so much more expensive than the cheaper models that youre better off going for the GPU a tier above that at that point. The lower end models might not overclock as high or have as cool temperatures but you're going to save way more money for the rest of your components.
@@sleepiestsleepy. There's absolutely no fuckin difference worth paying for an ROG strix instead of a pny in low to upper midrange GPUs, however in high end ones the cooling mathers but still they all will have 3 fans anyways, if you're buying expensive stuff chances are yes you wanna buy the best looking one cause you got money to spare, but in other builds, it's a waste of money
@@RatRoththere absolutely is. I wouldnt touch a gigabyte gpu with a ten foot pole because their customer service is terrible. EVGA on the other hand I would buy even if it costs more because their cuwtomer service and warranty is top notch. Although they do not make graphics cards anymore.
If you got any friends who know how to build a PC then i would ask them to build it with you. A friend helped me the first time i build a PC. But you can always watch a video on youtube on how to build a PC. Good luck
as others said, it is a topic well covered. will name you off a few tech channels I think are pretty solid, can get good info/tutorials from them. 1) gamers nexus (great at cases and overclocking, basic building tutorials), 2) hardware unboxed (great at monitors), 3) jayztwocents (great at water cooling, offbeat builds, and covers basics too), 4) derbauer (tech news, overclocking, and more 'extreme' stuff like delidding), 5) pauls hardware (great weekly sunday news, also basic build stuffs). 6) hardware canucks (general all round tech, good coverage on smaller builds) these are just some of my favorites, there are plenty more of good channels out there. just don't watch the verge tutorial, or you will smoke your new machine.
Forgot to mention that unless you're going absolutely crazy with your overclocks the performance difference is about 1% literally 2-3 fps. 5 at the absolute best unless you thermal throttle
They also design the founders edition model For everyone who don't know the founders edition is the absolut basic model of a gpu but due to limitation of units they can be quiet expensive
Don't forget brands like- Powercolor and Sapphire. My 7900 XT Hellhound runs so cool, it barely spins up its fans to more than 60%. They're a solid brand.
There is also a reference design. This is a design by Nvidia and it's found on founders edition cards as well as on the cheaper models. Not all SKUs have it meaning that manufacturers need to come with their own designs
I usually go with XFX. Had a 5700 XT from them and now I have a 6800 XT from them. No complaints at all they overclock very well as well as undervolt. Plus they're not usually all that loud, I've definitely heard quieter cards but XFX is a great choice in my opinion. Way back I had an RX 570 and a RX 580 from them as well, great cards.
There all pretty much identical except for the cooling system and build quality because even though some might come with a overclock from factory you can manually do your own overclock for no cost
You forgot the most important part. Customer support, you don't call nvidia when their is a problem with the card You call whoever stuck their name on it.
Got an asus 2060 on 2021 and still banging rock solid, cooling running perfect. I did paid a little nore but I think this gpu will probably overlive me
it usually comes down to how good the heatsinks are for the coolers and the VRMs for power delivery. If those are beefed up you can push more clockspeed out of the same card. But at the point of 150 euro more you might as well just buy the low end of the next tier.
And the most important thing when talking about different brands, is the QC, well the top rated brands might have a better standardised performance between all the cards in the same model, but cheaper brands might have some that work reaaaly well and some that are just shit from factory since QC is not that taken care of
In the past the gap between them would have been much bigger but with nvidia trying to control the whole process there is very little actual difference other than design or the coolers
The gpu maker develope more than just the gpu die. They also make a reference spec for power delivery, memory and board layout. Hence the name reference gpu. All reference gpus are the same no matter the brand. The only time they are different are custom designs.
Yh i got the 4070ti zotac trinity oc edition and its fantastic, not only in preformance but also in temps it always stays cool even during games like rdr2, or cold cw with all settings maxed including raytracing, or mw3 zombies its amazing
for one person who might read this overclocked variant GPU are the ones that come with a switch on the GPU which you can turn it on and off this enables or disable OC mode basic GPU dose not have OC switch that's why GPU with OC switch are more costly but brands will have different levels/types of OC units from basic to very expensive to squeeze your money more if you are willing to play it's like having iPhone 15 vs 15 plus
Don't waste your money on the overclocked versions. A super cheap card can overclock better than those overpriced high-end models. Get the cheapest card that has good temps and good noise levels. Everything else doesn't matter.
Nvidia/AMD make the silicon and packaging, but will create a reference board with a reference VRM layout for the AIBs to either slap a new cooler on top off and bring to market day 1 or develop on top off.
i miss evga, i have an evga rtx 3080 12gb that i got RIGHT before they closed, since they were closing i got it for super cheap too, best cards ive ever had were EVGA
binned chips still are only netting like 5% more performance on the same SKU and youre paying disproportionately more for them. The more relevant metric is buying into the brand that has the best cooling for the current gen. A better cooled card in most cases performs as well if not better than a binned chip with terrible cooling.
Okay this time atleast you aint lying but i think the most important thing to check is fps per dollar and if its a 3 fan card or not it doesnt really matter bcs you need to manually overclock it to get up to 5-7% extra fps
with how much power draw the current and previous gen have, just having 3 fans isnt enough. If you arent rocking a 3slot card at minimum your GPU is gonna run like a furnace if you bought into the high end.
Brand difference is pretty much just that overclock and looks. Some have pretty minimal coolers designed to cool, and others are designed to do crazy overclocks. That being said, overclocking really doesn't improve much. It's Normally best to just go with what you can afford that works with the build. Also gigabyte aourus goes crazy with the overclocks
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The best time to do the thug shake is now
GTA VI finna come out before he does the thug shake
@@slugoma nah GTA 7
U know he doesn’t read y’all’s comments he has 2 mil on TikTok so he just reads those
@@Ttv_Revkyu clearly haven’t seen him ask us to stop commenting him to do the thug shake
@@Rushdoesstuff people on TikTok comment the same thing fuckhead
R.I.P EVGA
What happened i thought they were still around
@@Tattiscooper they only make psu's now lol
@@udpsocketI have an EVGA GPU!
2070 super!
@@udpsocket oh I remember the gtx 1080 it was a killer card sad they discontinued making the cards
the yes here is a very small one. from the top brand to the cheapest is only going to be like 2-3% performance increase (you can manually overclock anyways so this is basically irrelevant) and MAYBE a 1-2 degree temp difference. I'd suggest just going with whatever brand you used in your other parts and choosing a 3-fan over a 2-fan for the slight increase in ventilation.
2-3 degrees? Bro 😂, on the time I bought my expensive asus rtx2060, there were other brands like Galax that the GPU was getting 90°C and downclocking right at use, super below the base core clock
While my Asus rtx2060 today, after 2 year os solid use, gets at max 74°C with fans at 40% and using 100% overclock to 2010mhz
Brands do matter when we're talking about the super shitty ones
@@Guilherme-Cassel Galax aint even a bad brand tf you on
I disagree. For example Suprim cards have really good cooling and keep them much much cooler. Also, different brands have different max clocks, so manually overclocking isn't equal. Either way, I think overclocking is overrated, since overclocking on new cards gets you at most like 5-10% fps, so it's not even that worth it anymore
Vendors execution matters a lot, and definitely not that 1-2 degrees you, moron, talking about. Compare some gigabyte vision (idk how they managed to make it so bad) to evga ftw ultra, between nvidia vendors there's huge gap in quality even amongst the products of same vendor (like disgusting msi ventus and solid suprim x, or stupidly bad gigabyte gaming/vision/eagle and really viable aurorus master)
And don't make me even start how wildly bad was nvidia vendors versions of amd gpus with hotspot hitting 90-95° no matter what
@@NotXion suprim's are cooler because its litteraly an aio on a gpu??
On the other hand, you could be paying 10-20% more for 3-5% more performance. What matters most to me personally is how quiet it is. If it's whisper quiet while achieving 95% of the performance, I'm happy to pay a little extra.
Quietness is really really overlooled in this industry gamer brain preffer woahh rgb gliter glitter than a nice cooling and silent solution
Gigabyte makes some really quiet 4090’s 😊
5% is a stretch tbh, and its not consistent either. Just get the cheapest one
GPUs make sound? I never hear anything.
@@ramonjurak7678 fans
NVIDIA also makes the reference boards, which all the card integrators use to base their own design on. They don't just make the board and silicon, they also make their own founders edition GPUs directly from NVIDIA
The founders editions always look so clean but seem to be very expensive for what they are it's sad
@@eli5111founders editions are always at msrp so no they’re not more expensive
Back when the 1080 Ti Founders Edition was made, the design was by PNY
Graphics cards, not GPUs.
@@piadas804 ?
Id love for asus to make a 4090 strix with an lcd screen on it so i can see Carter's thug shake on 5 displays at once
zotac 1070, i had one of them, it was a beast, like 3 slots big and so wide, it barely fit into my case.
Usually, the higher end versions of a specific GPU are so much more expensive than the cheaper models that youre better off going for the GPU a tier above that at that point. The lower end models might not overclock as high or have as cool temperatures but you're going to save way more money for the rest of your components.
Yeah once I saw someone buy a 4060ti rog strix for like 700 dollars when you can get a 4070ti at that point
The thing people over look is the customer service. RoG might be the best cooled cars but good luck if you have to RMA it with Asus.
Never let bro cook again
wdym bro
let him cook with the thug shaker
@@sleepiestsleepy. There's absolutely no fuckin difference worth paying for an ROG strix instead of a pny in low to upper midrange GPUs, however in high end ones the cooling mathers but still they all will have 3 fans anyways, if you're buying expensive stuff chances are yes you wanna buy the best looking one cause you got money to spare, but in other builds, it's a waste of money
@@RatRoth oh alright, i thought you meant that there was no difference at all between all different branded gpus.
@@RatRoththere absolutely is. I wouldnt touch a gigabyte gpu with a ten foot pole because their customer service is terrible. EVGA on the other hand I would buy even if it costs more because their cuwtomer service and warranty is top notch. Although they do not make graphics cards anymore.
can you make a long video about the basics of pc building? i want to make a pc but dont know anything about it
What specs do you have ready
There's a thousand videos on building a pc. Just search it.
If you got any friends who know how to build a PC then i would ask them to build it with you. A friend helped me the first time i build a PC. But you can always watch a video on youtube on how to build a PC. Good luck
They’re are hundreds of video about how to build a pc, look up ltt’s video about that.
as others said, it is a topic well covered. will name you off a few tech channels I think are pretty solid, can get good info/tutorials from them. 1) gamers nexus (great at cases and overclocking, basic building tutorials), 2) hardware unboxed (great at monitors), 3) jayztwocents (great at water cooling, offbeat builds, and covers basics too), 4) derbauer (tech news, overclocking, and more 'extreme' stuff like delidding), 5) pauls hardware (great weekly sunday news, also basic build stuffs). 6) hardware canucks (general all round tech, good coverage on smaller builds)
these are just some of my favorites, there are plenty more of good channels out there. just don't watch the verge tutorial, or you will smoke your new machine.
evga dont make gpus anymore
😔
sadly still respected by the community
Forgot to mention that unless you're going absolutely crazy with your overclocks the performance difference is about 1% literally 2-3 fps. 5 at the absolute best unless you thermal throttle
They also design the founders edition model
For everyone who don't know the founders edition is the absolut basic model of a gpu but due to limitation of units they can be quiet expensive
Bro got another chance from the algorithm 😂
make sure to do research of the gpu brand you're buying because sometimes you see scammer selling a cheap brand but put high price tag on it
Bro called zotqc low end 💀
i ended up getting a Zotac 3080 10GB and its been a dream. only issue ive had with it is the ram on higher end games
Depends on the PNY they had an XLR8 line of cards that were factory overclocked, had 3 fans, and usually had VRAM upgrades.
Don't forget brands like- Powercolor and Sapphire. My 7900 XT Hellhound runs so cool, it barely spins up its fans to more than 60%. They're a solid brand.
You can make the thug shake better
Nvidia also designs a reference PCB, which other brands can use and just design the cooler and apply a slight overclock to the card.
There is also a reference design. This is a design by Nvidia and it's found on founders edition cards as well as on the cheaper models. Not all SKUs have it meaning that manufacturers need to come with their own designs
GPU Board: “and I took that personally”
This video made me realize how many abbreviations there are in PC talk
A-soos 💀
Google “how is Asus pronounced”
I usually go with XFX. Had a 5700 XT from them and now I have a 6800 XT from them. No complaints at all they overclock very well as well as undervolt. Plus they're not usually all that loud, I've definitely heard quieter cards but XFX is a great choice in my opinion. Way back I had an RX 570 and a RX 580 from them as well, great cards.
XFX also has such clean looking graphics cards aswell as sapphire both make beautiful cards
PNY’s XLR8 line is really good tho
No they suck.
There all pretty much identical except for the cooling system and build quality because even though some might come with a overclock from factory you can manually do your own overclock for no cost
Crazy to think that EVGA had only stopped working with NVidia like 4 years ago with the 30 series. 😢
EVGA did not leave 4 years ago. They quit during the development of the 40 series. They had a prototype 40 series that jaytwocentz made a video on
@@skiez7430 Though it never got released so I’m not right, but I ain’t exactly wrong either. 😔
It would be simply better if there was a slot for the gpu on the motherboard and then just a CPU cooler and the gram would be swappable
Why bro got the shiddy tiktiok horror music playing in the backround for pc tips😔💀
there's a slight difference. Higher end cards tend to have better quality silicon which is what lets them reach the speeds they do.
which brand should i cop ?
You forgot the most important part. Customer support, you don't call nvidia when their is a problem with the card
You call whoever stuck their name on it.
I think that was one of the most informative shorts i came across please more of that TH-cam thank you😏👍🏼
So it’s like f1 teams that get engines from other teams
Not really. Video memory is also the same in every card. NVidia makes not only the GPU, but also the graphics card. Those manufacturers make coolers.
Bruh ranked MSI lowe than Zotac.. dude doesn't know shit
Theyll work is an understatement there is almost zero difference minus overclocking temps
The fps gain compared between companies nowadays is minimal like a max of 5%
Carter really needs a new comment section 💀💀💀
He can get that after he does the thug shaker
My build I also wanted it to look good cuz it goes on my desk, so I went all white and got a gigabyte RTX 4080 aero OC
"A soos" damn bro
Also main difference is the cost of licensing for HDMI versus display port.
Thanks for that Carter
What about an Asus GeForce 4070
Got an asus 2060 on 2021 and still banging rock solid, cooling running perfect. I did paid a little nore but I think this gpu will probably overlive me
The last gpu i had.. didnt have an overclock nor cooling system
It probably sucked ass.. (it really did)
I was always confused why 1 GPU costed €500 and the other like €650 for the exact same chipset
it usually comes down to how good the heatsinks are for the coolers and the VRMs for power delivery. If those are beefed up you can push more clockspeed out of the same card. But at the point of 150 euro more you might as well just buy the low end of the next tier.
After using AFMF (AMD Fluid Motion Frames) on the Rx 6800 honestly I won’t be needing a Rtx guy in the foreseeable future
And the most important thing when talking about different brands, is the QC, well the top rated brands might have a better standardised performance between all the cards in the same model, but cheaper brands might have some that work reaaaly well and some that are just shit from factory since QC is not that taken care of
In the past the gap between them would have been much bigger but with nvidia trying to control the whole process there is very little actual difference other than design or the coolers
Yeston is on the higher end + they look amazing
The FE cards are some of the best looking and most premium feeling cards
The gpu maker develope more than just the gpu die. They also make a reference spec for power delivery, memory and board layout. Hence the name reference gpu. All reference gpus are the same no matter the brand. The only time they are different are custom designs.
„Better“ for the 30% more money you get 1% more performance. Deal of a lifetime
Out here rockin the Msi 3060 ventus 3x
As much as I like the Asus Strix cards, they always have terrible coil whine that I end up underclocking the card to get rid of the whine.
The performance difference is negligible and you can do that overclock by yourself without any issues.
ZOTAC has stepped up their game with the 40 series, i got a 4070ti 12gb from then and am pretty impressed with the temps and performance
Yh i got the 4070ti zotac trinity oc edition and its fantastic, not only in preformance but also in temps it always stays cool even during games like rdr2, or cold cw with all settings maxed including raytracing, or mw3 zombies its amazing
Yeah but the more expensive ones are also better binned, it's not all the same gou core, the quality of the silicon differs
There is only 0-5% differences between brands and even that is generous. Just buy what looks cool or is cheapest
Why don’t they have the option to put as much VRAM they want on there?
You forgot to also mention the vram
they are basically same thing point to point for an average gamer
it's more about marketing and brand loyalty
for one person who might read this
overclocked variant GPU are the ones that come with a switch on the GPU which you can turn it on and off this enables or disable OC mode
basic GPU dose not have OC switch
that's why GPU with OC switch are more costly
but brands will have different levels/types of OC units from basic to very expensive to squeeze your money more if you are willing to play
it's like having iPhone 15 vs 15 plus
Yea Thug shake also has alot of Brands too now you gotta do one
Don't waste your money on the overclocked versions. A super cheap card can overclock better than those overpriced high-end models. Get the cheapest card that has good temps and good noise levels. Everything else doesn't matter.
I got a 3070ti vision oc and it looks amazing
I love watching you
Nvidia/AMD make the silicon and packaging, but will create a reference board with a reference VRM layout for the AIBs to either slap a new cooler on top off and bring to market day 1 or develop on top off.
Did you know that PNY actually manufactures all server and every reference GPUs for Nvidia?
Can you do a sub 800$ pc build 2024 video please?
Tbf Nvidia does typically make a "reference" PCB design, but no one uses it...not even Nvidia for their FE cards lmao
Ain’t no way bro just called Zotac cheap.
i miss evga, i have an evga rtx 3080 12gb that i got RIGHT before they closed, since they were closing i got it for super cheap too, best cards ive ever had were EVGA
All of my cards were evga
Gtx 960ssc 1060 6gb single fan
And my ftw3 3070 ultra
I swear those ftw3 cards are the best in looks and performance
ok but where is the thug shake
Im in love with my ROG Strix 4070ti. It is beautiful
Where do founder cards land on the hierarchy?
Can you do a video of the best pro controller for ps5
If you want the best performance possible you need to water cool your cpu and gpu. Expenssive but worth it.
Not tell em what an ALU is 😂. This is great.
Higher end manufacturers will also do binning.
binned chips still are only netting like 5% more performance on the same SKU and youre paying disproportionately more for them. The more relevant metric is buying into the brand that has the best cooling for the current gen. A better cooled card in most cases performs as well if not better than a binned chip with terrible cooling.
@@JimboJamboYTgood higher end brands do both and also do a factory oc.
The “lower end” pny isn’t actually lower end, even 25% overclock is unprovable from founders so pny will give basically the exact same performance
Then what company makes founder edition cards
Forgot about msi suprim X
opinion on founder edition cards?
Okay this time atleast you aint lying but i think the most important thing to check is fps per dollar and if its a 3 fan card or not it doesnt really matter bcs you need to manually overclock it to get up to 5-7% extra fps
with how much power draw the current and previous gen have, just having 3 fans isnt enough. If you arent rocking a 3slot card at minimum your GPU is gonna run like a furnace if you bought into the high end.
I'm running a gigabyte gpu on my first every pc
PNY cards actually have pretty good quality from what I’ve heard
Brand difference is pretty much just that overclock and looks. Some have pretty minimal coolers designed to cool, and others are designed to do crazy overclocks. That being said, overclocking really doesn't improve much. It's Normally best to just go with what you can afford that works with the build.
Also gigabyte aourus goes crazy with the overclocks
I have a 3060 MSI ventus 2x
What is your opinion on the amd radeon rx 6600 eagle?
Just give me the bare gpu and a waterblock ill do it myself sheesh
Why is the volume so low?
Most of the boards are the same nvidia or amd uses, most the work by msi or asus is the heatsink and shroud
What about Vram?
Cause see many cards with the same Vram with the odd bunch having more.
I would aim for 16GB VRAM as a starting point. However more is better if you can.
What about XFX
ok but why the iluminati music?😂
Actually any card can overclock some of the cheapest cards are faster then the most expensive
@Carterpcs Can you recommend good
quality pcs/laptops for 500-400 dolars
Its funny how people around the world prenunciate asus, here in my land we say "azús"