And yes, I am selling some old Radeon RX GPUs on my website right now: scattervolt.com/garagesale/?route=product/category&language=en-gb&path=60 They're $65 and $50 each!
Random question I wanted to posit: Do you think you will do a tierlist with Motherboards sometime? Trying to make sense of the stuff is making my head spin especially in how actually comical they get in price compared to even the midrange ones.
@@ScatterVolt A question I want to change my graphics for this year just to play at 1080p. I have a doubt the RX 6650XT will be a good option for a good couple of years since my budget is limited, I emphasize I am only interested in playing, I do not plan to go to Ultra or anything I just want to play medium graphics whether they are competitive games and high in games story mode you think it is a good option
It just happens to me that instead of my nephews, it was my younger brothers who looked for a free Excel and that brought me problems in the operating system and now I am looking for some Office keys.
Just chilling here with my 7year old 1080Ti, upgraded everything else in my build! Got myself a 7950X3D (realized a bit late that the 7800X3D would've been the smarter buy, womp womp), paired with 64GB of DDR5 6000MHz(Overkill, yes. But i got a great deal compared to 32gb), an X670E-F Gaming mobo, and a Kraken Elite 360 AIO keeping things cool. Now im just waiting for a great deal on a GPU, or the 50XX series. But honestly, this 1080Ti still handles 1440p well.
Exactly what I’m looking at getting you’ve mentioned, 7800x3d, 64GB DDR5 vengeance 6000 ram, Corsair icue H150i cooler (basically the kraken) The board I’m looking at that’s recommended the best is the b650e-e though, 1200watt power supply (future proofing 1000watt is recommended so it’s not too much more then a 1000watt supply) 990 PRO NVMe M.2 SSD 2 TB & the card I’m looking at getting is the 7900xtx Sapphire nitro+, just looking at cases for it now, either the H5, H7 or H9 I think in black
@@themarketgardener The SSD is £145, lowest it’s dropped to is £90 in sales (I searched) and yeah the 1200watt is only like £30 more expensive than the 1000watt and I searched how much more power the 5090’s etc are going to be so thought it’s best to overkill it now instead of upgrading it further on
Just got myself a 7700XT. Having any driver problems? I’m playing Ghost of Tsushima. Loads of crashes. Nvidia cards are also facing frequent crashesh tho.
@@ifteekharbinyousuf8503 I have a 7800xt and have zero issues on GoT. Did u upgrade from another manufacturer? make sure to use DDU to remove older gpu drivers lingering around in ur system.
Recently got a full new build with a 4070 Ti Super (the Zotac Trinity OC one) and it’s been amazing, great performance while being very silent, staying cool, and quite power efficient. I have a 3400x1440 monitor so it’s perfect to run all games on max settings at this resolution, I’m getting 140 fps average on Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart on full max settings + max RT, 80 fps on Wukong with everything maxed out, or even 75 fps on Cyberpunk with everything at max + path tracing For an Nvidia card, the performance is crazy for the price, I’d absolutely recommend it if you want to play in UWQHD or even in 4K, you don’t need a 4080 Super, this will perfectly do the job !
Still rocking a 6800 . Was just playing space marine 2 on high with ultra textures. Never drops below 60fps. Never drops below 74fps on fsr quality. This gpu ages like wine with drivers
Got a 6800xt with 1yr warranty for $320 last September and hell, last time I've seen it was March 2024 before it appeared again in stores locally. It's hella scarce and you can't find it anywhere as compared to other graphics cards
Years of watching tech channels including this one dreaming of buying one of these cards and 2 weeks ago I finally upgraded from my 10 year old warmachine. I5 4460, 8gb DDR3, gtx 750ti, 60hz 1080p to r7 7700, 64gb DDR5, rtx 4070super zotac trinity, 165hz 1440p. The difference is insane. Thanks for all the recommendations and cool videos 😎
And why have u took 4070 super as that has 12gb vram. And how many years does this card last if i don't play much games only one or two like soccer game, need for speed new edition.
@@PradeepKumar-tq4ev budget was the reason I went with 12gb vram. If I had the money I would have bought 4070 TI SUPER which has 16gb. NVIDIA cards are generally recommended for video editing as they have CUDA, perform better with 3D effects, drivers specifically for creators and less overall compatibility problems with editing software like adobe premiere pro. Channel called Tech Notice has a review of 7900xt with focus on video editing so check that out. and 4070super will easily last you a few years if you don't care about gaming much. Newest games in the coming years will start making better use of cards with more than 12gb vram but that's only for ultra settings in 1440p.
Just finishes a build less than a week ago with the 4070 ti super and I am absolutely in love with this card! Its so good, the games look beautiful, and no matter how much I crank up the settings, this card delivers smooth fps. 10/10 would recommend!
@@stockpilethomas7900 It cost me ~$2500, I went high end though, you dont need to spend nearly that much. If you are on the fence about building, let me just say that prices are cheaper than I have seen them in years. This build a year ago would have cost well over $3000 possibly near $4000! Micro-center deals are ridiculously good right now! I got the AMD Ryzen™ 9 7950X3D MSI X670E MAG Tomahawk bundle for $700 bucks! It comes with ram (decent ram), a really good Mobo, and the best CPU on the market for gaming. The CPU alone would have cost $700-$800 going back a year. Any of the X3D CPUs will do just fine.AMD Ryzen™ 5 7600X3D ASUS TUF Gaming B650 bundle for $450 is more than you will need on the mobo/ram/CPU side.
✋ paired my ASRock Challenger 7900 GRE with a Ryzen 7600. I'd love to pair it with a 7600X3D, and the fact that I'm 45 minutes away from a Micro Center certainly makes it tempting, but I'm happy with what I have... for now.
I am also considering getting one 3080 for 320 dollars , but I have a ryzen 5 3600x and it sometimes bottlenecks my 2060 , should I go for it as ik I can't upgrade my cpu
@@anishbarman8814 You will still get a performance jump regardless, even if you might lose 10-15% of the 3080s capability. I’d still go with the upgrade, as $320 is a pretty good price.
Love the channel! I'm getting my Flux Pro case on Monday for a Asus Rog Strix X670E - Ryzen 7 7800X3D - Asus TUF AMD 7900XT - LianLi 360 w/ RGB fans - Trident Z5 32gb 6400mhzm 1000W PSU build! Super excited coming from a B550 - Ryzen 5 5600x - EVGA 3060ti FTW3 - Crucial 3200Mhz - 750PSU. I also game in 1440p so this is going to be a huge help! Been saving up a long time. Oh and the cashier at microcenter forgot to ring up the AIO so...$189 free & the 7800X3D was $276.12 on sale, and I got the 7900XT for $750. I really wanted the 5090 but couldn't wait anymore This will be more than fine for the next 5-7 years or so though, I'm happy
I actually have the 6600, it works extremely well and imo and underrated card, it runs all games in 1080p with no issue, thanks for mentioning this card
@@ScatterVolt yeah but it's the best value here in the Philippines as it's literally cheaper (~$600) than the 4060 ti 16GB that costs like $675-700. And it absolutely wipes the floor with the 4060 Ti 16GB as it gets like 20-30% performance on average Also the Rx 6800 Costs like $650+ here if you can even find it
@@Geo-mn1xdSo far i have not faced any issue with 5600x. Playing on high settings at 1440p. Max GPU you could pair with this CPU is RTX 4070/RX 7800XT.
Damn, look at that 'tache, that makes you look like the villain played by Daniel Day Lewis in the movie, Gangs of New York lol. I paid £550 for the 7800xt, then 2 weeks later it was reduced in price, here in the UK.
I like these videos. This man is very calm and sensible. He's not some Hype beast tech influencer. And it's not a channel that only shows benchmark numbers on the screen.
I got my 3060 during the pandemic panic and it has served me well, no issues whatsoever....I'll look this black friday if something drops as a super deal it might make me move up.
I’ve always been happy about the stevemasday( my birthday is late September)sale every year. This year I bought a 7900 GRE 7900 XT and a sparkle A770 Titan all for less than a 4080. My three rigs were in serious need of an upgrade having a 5700xt, rx 580, and an rx 370. So all the upgrades yay.
Yup, that card is overall best, but gonna get crushed by 8800XT apparently out by years end and the 8th gen flagship for AMD? Big RT jump and 2x raster over a 7800XT putting it between the 4070 Ti Super and a 4080 overall? (from leaks from Tom at Moore's Law Is Dead) Price point likely $599 or less.
Love your channel - just love it The knowledge it provides me regarding pc building - Discovered it in lock down 2020 and have been a active follower since then - Thank you doing such amazing work - keep up the amazing work
Yes. Great combo. I suggest watch some benchmarks if possible to verify my claims. In case there aren't any , there should be with R5 7600. 7500F is allegedly R5 7600 without integrated graphics.
Sadly in my country, they only raise the prices of the gpus. The 4070 ti super gaming oc from gigabyte went from 840 euro to 900 euro in just 1 week. The 4080 super went from 1050 to 1120 euro. It's ridiculous.
hard disagree on the 4060. I bought a 4060 and paired it with the 12400f for 1080p gaming and light 1080p video editing, and its amazing for that purpose. And the reason I went with that combo is because of how efficient it would run. Yeah the 3060 has more vram, but it uses way more power and in most scenarios, the performance is the same or close to the same. 4060 with a 65w chip and a platinum rated psu makes for a super efficient system. I love my 4060/12400f build.
@@ThePipojp Nice! Yeah man I love my 4060. I paid an extra $60 for mine because I got the proart model, but its worth it in my opinion since its such a nice looking graphics card with zero rgb and its super quiet too. the fans hardly even have to turn on because of how efficient and cool it runs with the 3 fans it has.
I'm planning to upgrade my 3050 8gb also to 4060 8gb so i can play on high settings 1080p. my cpu is R7 5700X3D but still I can't decide if 4060 or 4070s
@@FrostZXC_ You can't go wrong with either card. I own a 4070 and a 4060. For 1440p my OG 4070 is awesome and 4070s is probably even better, but if you're just gonna be chillin at 1080p gaming and if you care about low power consumption and efficiency, go with the 4060. I use my 4060 for 1080p 60fps living room tv gaming since I wanted a "console" pc build, but I also tried it on my 165hz 1080p monitor and it more than held its own. A few games i tried, I had to tweak the settings a bit, but not much, and the game still looked amazing and ran at high fps.
In my opinion, graphics card manufacturers can just maintain the performance but cut the power draw. with everything so expensive right now, getting low power draw with great performance is awesome for gamers. low power draw means less heat too.
I agree, however, seeing what GPU is at the top of a benchmark chart (even if it means shoving ungodly amounts of voltage into it) does more for marketing & sales than toning it down for power efficiency unfortunately.
@@ScatterVolt that's the mindset i had prior to the 13th and 14th gen intel issues. and I see a lot of builders are going for undervolting even with graphic cards. now, all that matters to me is hoping for the next gen gpus to have the same performance but power efficient. great content btw, liked and subscribed.
I got the 4080s for $950usd (1299cad) w/ my first pc build 2 months ago and im happy with it. I know I overpaid but I'd been wanting to get off console for a while as I was paying around $200 a year for subscriptions and they both ran out recently, so I didnt wanna wait any more. I definitly learned a lot since building my first pc and in hindsight I think I should've gone AMD, but I've also enjoyed experiencing what raytracing can really bring to the table (not worth the hit to performance imo)
bro you helped me build my very first pc, love the channel! i only had some slight differences that stumped me for an hour or so until i found the right video but other than that it was a piece of cake! also your separate video on setting up windows was so clutch😭 thank you man
I recently bought a 7800xt for $500 off Amazon with 4 free games including the new Warhammer, did i get a good price or should i have waited for like prime day or whatever is coming up? Thing is a beast tho, i upgraded from a rx6600, built my rig maybe 8 months ago i wasnt plan on upgrading so soon but i just wanted to, definitely worth the upgrade though, way better FPS and all around better frame rate
Well 7800XT can be purchased for 469. Lower perhaps sometimes. But for 31$ extra it's very decent deal. Maybe even fantastic deal depending on rest of the games. That being said 7800XT is decently priced to begin with...even if it isn't far supperior to it's predecesor the 6800XT .
@@GameslordXY yep that's the deal I got for $469, after tax it's like $500. I was going to get the 6800 but couldn't find it on Amazon, plus the price difference wasn't too far off so I got the 7800xt, plus it's newer. Looked at a few reviews for the 2 and the 7800xt was slightly better. With the free games I got the new Warhammer, I have 3 other codes to redeem I can get like Star Field premium and a few other new games I can't remember
As someone with a 3050 Ti Mobile 4 GB laptop, you're absolutely right that low-end Nvidia isn't great. I ended up getting a 7900 GRE build a couple weeks ago and that is a huge upgrade even if I mainly play on 1080p IPS and CRTs right now. I do plan on getting a 1440p 360 Hz QD-OLED.
Well cut yourself some slack as that is a low end laptop GPU, and all low end laptop GPUs, no matter the brand, all suck and become outdated too quickly.
@@ScatterVolt In all fairness, it's served me well enough the past 2 years I've had it. It's not like I hate the laptop or anything. I still use it of course. I'm just really excited about my build.
I had never had a really good high end GPU the best I had ever had was a Nvidia 570 that I used for nine years. I had sold some things and saved some money and when the RX 7900 XT came out I was instantly drawn to it and bought one a month after it was released. I now feel like I paid way to much for it and it was a learning lesson, but at the same time I LOVE this GPU and I'm very happy with it. My first higher end card so I guess I don't know enough to say much but it is a great GPU to me.
Good suggestions! At this point, my 5700xt has held out this long pushing my 3440x1440 at decent framerates (considering it's age)....I'm going to wait until next gen to consider replacing it.
Yes, it is somewhat true. In my country also PC parts are a little cheaper in Sept and October. I have seeing this since 2018, and that's why I buy most of my PC equipment in these months to save some money
Bought my 4070ti super open box for $649 2 months ago. Micro center had a open box 4070 super yesterday for $479. Best buy and Micro center have the best return policy on open boxes. I would pass on Neweggs open boxes.
RTX 3060, ARC 750, RX 6750 XT are all around the same price here in Australia at the moment on Amazon. Around $450-500AUD Still rocking my GTX 1660 Ti, till early november.
My first build last year had a R5 5600 pair w a 6650XT, this was a great introduction into the PC gaming, just last week built a better system with a 7800X3D and a 7800XT
Hi, thanks so much for your latest insights. I am trying to put together my next 1440p build at the end of this month (the earliest) to do sim games like flight simulator, some adventure games (maybe Yakuza/Ghost of Tsushima), and also twitch streaming and a little productivity. Trying to decide what to go for between 7800/7900 series Radeon, or the 4070 Super/4070 Ti Super. The CPU (Ryzen) is another question...
Yes that's still a good 1080p GPU as long as it's under the 6650xt in ur region in terms of price. If possible, getting that 6650xt would prob be best if u can find one for similar price in my opinion for your 1080p build.
it's just above the Rx 7900GRE mate, I've got an RX 6950 xt it's an amazing card, I'm looking top up grade tho to 4070ti super or an 4080 super. My father-in-law will get my 6950 xt
Thinking of waiting out till the 8000 series is pushed out by AMD, idk if that's wise but it seems (through the current "leaks") that it might be a good choice
I bought a 7900xtx about a year ago, and even at a slightly higher price than this, it was worth it and continues to be a decision I stand behind. It was $1000 less than a 4090 and while RT is iffy with it vs a 4080 I feel that the 24gb of ram vs 16gb was well worth it for future proofing my machine. If I can get 4 or 5 years out of it running new games comfortably, I will be happy with my decision. I am worried thought that if AMD is actually out and Intel doesn't pull a miracle out of its ass that Nvidia will be charging $1000+ for the 4070 and up because who will keep them in check?
I have the 7900xtx merc310 and its amazing however if anyone is looking at this card, just a reminder that it is massive. I want to do a matx build so bad but finding a case is near impossible
Can you please recommend a PC that does 20,000 + in a Tinespy benchmark that also shines in performance and graphics? My budget is $2500usd. And I have no minimal experience building PCs. So I am opting to go pre built. If you can please help ne pick out a couple. Much appreciated!
Still like checking these: Have experience this gen 7900XTX, 7800XT, and 4090 lastly. The vram and performance are interesting as 16gb will become the norm eventually. I've pushed 20gb vram on the XTX before maxing out for seeing how far it can go. The heat on the XTX wasn't great but maybe I'll try undervolting sometime.
3060 12Gb is way better than the 4060 don't worry. More VRAM, while the new architecture didn't really improve performance for the low tier cards. And honestly, as a 6650xt user, 99% of gamers do not need something stronger than a 6650xt/3060 12gb, maybe a 6750xt/3060ti but not more than that. It' s only corporate strategy to make us feel like we're missing some experience if we don't but a 800$ GPU, when in reality with our tier cards you can safely play in 1080p both competitive games with high framerates (my card delivers 100 fps minimum in Fortnite and it's amd, nvidia will even be better) and AAA titles with high visual settings (my Elden Ring gameplay feels smooth as hell)
I always recommend your gpu to my friends because the 12gb is not laughable. I prefer 12 to 8gbvram anytime even at the expend of slower gpu. Best future proof for the price that I can get. Since AAA games going beyond 8gb sometimes. I use a 6700xt though.
Thanks for the vidya. Been gathering info on gpu' in particular for few weeks to go through with my build and replace my current rig i put together in 2012. The overall state of the pc parts industry looks pretty grim vs what was back then and ill probably wait at least till end of the year sales, maybe longer since i need a new monitor aswell. Aside from the performance gain which will be huge even if i end up going with am4/ 1700 intel 12th gen. But i honestly doubt this new pc will last for 12 years used daily.
And yes, I am selling some old Radeon RX GPUs on my website right now:
scattervolt.com/garagesale/?route=product/category&language=en-gb&path=60
They're $65 and $50 each!
Random question I wanted to posit: Do you think you will do a tierlist with Motherboards sometime?
Trying to make sense of the stuff is making my head spin especially in how actually comical they get in price compared to even the midrange ones.
not tested? you don't even know if the cards work?
I have a rx6600 and a 1440p monitor is a good upgrade the 6800xt?
Godsent!
IF, Intel Arc has less power consumption than RTX 4060 or less equal, I would buy Arc.
I appreciate the monthly updates on the GPUs in the market. Helps me tremendously
Thanks!
@@ScatterVolt A question I want to change my graphics for this year just to play at 1080p. I have a doubt the RX 6650XT will be a good option for a good couple of years since my budget is limited, I emphasize I am only interested in playing, I do not plan to go to Ultra or anything I just want to play medium graphics whether they are competitive games and high in games story mode you think it is a good option
I like it because I want a gaming PC but I don't want to spend so much money, especially since my nephews will probably use it more than me.
It just happens to me that instead of my nephews, it was my younger brothers who looked for a free Excel and that brought me problems in the operating system and now I am looking for some Office keys.
Oh, what a stress, well, if it helps, BNH Software has always helped me with the office keys.
I did NOT expect him to have a moustache
I'm trying it out
@@ScatterVolt Looks exquisite
I expect to see the beardstache this winter
@@ScatterVolt Porn star tastic
@@ScatterVolt Grow it out and make it have curls on the end, you would be a mighty fine gentlesir 🧐
im watching this when i have no money for a PC. tech channels are pretty cool tho
Same
Same
I used to watch them too but now im currently building a 7800x3d build my 7900xtx comes today 🙏 ull have a chance to build one
@@blur528 that's amazing. A dream come true
@@blur528 Nice. I am also thinking of just gathering the parts little by little can just save myself from seeing my bank account just dip lol
Just chilling here with my 7year old 1080Ti, upgraded everything else in my build! Got myself a 7950X3D (realized a bit late that the 7800X3D would've been the smarter buy, womp womp), paired with 64GB of DDR5 6000MHz(Overkill, yes. But i got a great deal compared to 32gb), an X670E-F Gaming mobo, and a Kraken Elite 360 AIO keeping things cool. Now im just waiting for a great deal on a GPU, or the 50XX series. But honestly, this 1080Ti still handles 1440p well.
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Exactly what I’m looking at getting you’ve mentioned, 7800x3d, 64GB DDR5 vengeance 6000 ram, Corsair icue H150i cooler (basically the kraken) The board I’m looking at that’s recommended the best is the b650e-e though, 1200watt power supply (future proofing 1000watt is recommended so it’s not too much more then a 1000watt supply) 990 PRO NVMe M.2 SSD 2 TB & the card I’m looking at getting is the 7900xtx Sapphire nitro+, just looking at cases for it now, either the H5, H7 or H9 I think in black
@@iAshlzyLittle overpriced on the SSD. For PSU 1000W is fine for future proof imo
@@themarketgardener The SSD is £145, lowest it’s dropped to is £90 in sales (I searched) and yeah the 1200watt is only like £30 more expensive than the 1000watt and I searched how much more power the 5090’s etc are going to be so thought it’s best to overkill it now instead of upgrading it further on
Fellow 1080ti user, man can I say this GPU is a legendary gem. I recently upgraded to a nitro+ 7800xt.
*Went from a 2080 Super 8GBVram to a 7900xt and have NOT looked back lmao. Now I have a TOTAL AMD Build with Ryzen 7 7700x*
Little by little we can change the market.
Just got myself a 7700XT. Having any driver problems? I’m playing Ghost of Tsushima. Loads of crashes. Nvidia cards are also facing frequent crashesh tho.
@@ifteekharbinyousuf85037700xt isn't a great card despite what everyone is saying. Should have got 6750xt or 3070
@@ifteekharbinyousuf8503
Have you tried fresh install of game,windows and GPU drivers?
What's your CPU and PSU?
@@ifteekharbinyousuf8503 I have a 7800xt and have zero issues on GoT. Did u upgrade from another manufacturer? make sure to use DDU to remove older gpu drivers lingering around in ur system.
Recently got a full new build with a 4070 Ti Super (the Zotac Trinity OC one) and it’s been amazing, great performance while being very silent, staying cool, and quite power efficient.
I have a 3400x1440 monitor so it’s perfect to run all games on max settings at this resolution, I’m getting 140 fps average on Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart on full max settings + max RT, 80 fps on Wukong with everything maxed out, or even 75 fps on Cyberpunk with everything at max + path tracing
For an Nvidia card, the performance is crazy for the price, I’d absolutely recommend it if you want to play in UWQHD or even in 4K, you don’t need a 4080 Super, this will perfectly do the job !
Still rocking a 6800 . Was just playing space marine 2 on high with ultra textures. Never drops below 60fps. Never drops below 74fps on fsr quality. This gpu ages like wine with drivers
Bruh I can’t find a 6800 anywhere help
@@joeanderson501 amazon bruh
@@joeanderson501 still?
@@Culix_Verses still lol
Got a 6800xt with 1yr warranty for $320 last September and hell, last time I've seen it was March 2024 before it appeared again in stores locally. It's hella scarce and you can't find it anywhere as compared to other graphics cards
Years of watching tech channels including this one dreaming of buying one of these cards and 2 weeks ago I finally upgraded from my 10 year old warmachine. I5 4460, 8gb DDR3, gtx 750ti, 60hz 1080p to r7 7700, 64gb DDR5, rtx 4070super zotac trinity, 165hz 1440p. The difference is insane. Thanks for all the recommendations and cool videos 😎
Hi bro nice upgrade and should I go for 4070 super or 7900xt for editing and also little bit gaming. And cpu I'm considering is ryzen 9 7900.
And why have u took 4070 super as that has 12gb vram. And how many years does this card last if i don't play much games only one or two like soccer game, need for speed new edition.
@@PradeepKumar-tq4ev budget was the reason I went with 12gb vram. If I had the money I would have bought 4070 TI SUPER which has 16gb. NVIDIA cards are generally recommended for video editing as they have CUDA, perform better with 3D effects, drivers specifically for creators and less overall compatibility problems with editing software like adobe premiere pro. Channel called Tech Notice has a review of 7900xt with focus on video editing so check that out. and 4070super will easily last you a few years if you don't care about gaming much. Newest games in the coming years will start making better use of cards with more than 12gb vram but that's only for ultra settings in 1440p.
Thank you saar @@PradeepKumar-tq4ev
*If RTX 5060 will have same performance as 4070 and same price as 4060 that will be the new budget king*
We can keep dreaming
Yeah, maybe the same as a 4060 Ti...
rdna 4
if only...
Actually you are wrong 100%
Rocking the 7800xt, found a 7900xtx for 640$ on marketplace so will be upgrading soon
Sheesh 7900xtx for 640 is a king deal
Daium a deal of a lifetime
7900 gre costs 640 in my country :(
@@axstra2557650 in mine
i have to question your money management
Just finishes a build less than a week ago with the 4070 ti super and I am absolutely in love with this card! Its so good, the games look beautiful, and no matter how much I crank up the settings, this card delivers smooth fps. 10/10 would recommend!
I would but wallet doesn't allow me
What motherboard do you use? And PSU ? if you don’t mind.
@@Quontez msi tomahawk x670e, PSU corsiar 1000 watt. Dont need that much power, but got it on sale.
What did you build cost. Think of build pc and quit consels .In the next couple a years. Since Sony exclusive eventually come to pc.
@@stockpilethomas7900 It cost me ~$2500, I went high end though, you dont need to spend nearly that much.
If you are on the fence about building, let me just say that prices are cheaper than I have seen them in years. This build a year ago would have cost well over $3000 possibly near $4000! Micro-center deals are ridiculously good right now! I got the AMD Ryzen™ 9 7950X3D MSI X670E MAG Tomahawk bundle for $700 bucks! It comes with ram (decent ram), a really good Mobo, and the best CPU on the market for gaming. The CPU alone would have cost $700-$800 going back a year. Any of the X3D CPUs will do just fine.AMD Ryzen™ 5 7600X3D
ASUS TUF Gaming B650 bundle for $450 is more than you will need on the mobo/ram/CPU side.
I got the 4080 super brand new for 750€. Happy with the buy, crazy performance
Where is my 7900 gre gang at 🎉?!!!
Love mine! Combined with the 7700x cpu
Sapphire Pulse here, paired with 5700x3d, Will Escape AM5 entirely
getting mine today :D
ayayay here combined with 7800x3d
✋ paired my ASRock Challenger 7900 GRE with a Ryzen 7600.
I'd love to pair it with a 7600X3D, and the fact that I'm 45 minutes away from a Micro Center certainly makes it tempting, but I'm happy with what I have... for now.
Got myself an RTX 3080 for under $300, great purchase. I think the 6700XT still shows prominence in the budget category, amazing price-performance
I am also considering getting one 3080 for 320 dollars , but I have a ryzen 5 3600x and it sometimes bottlenecks my 2060 , should I go for it as ik I can't upgrade my cpu
@@anishbarman8814no point, at least get 5700x3d for 3080.
mine was 424 once tax and shipping included. Wow you got it cheap
@@anishbarman8814 You will still get a performance jump regardless, even if you might lose 10-15% of the 3080s capability. I’d still go with the upgrade, as $320 is a pretty good price.
@@sheepmasterrace Yeah, I got a pretty good deal. $424 isn’t that bad when you factor in taxes and shipping
Upgraded my 1080ti to a 7900 XTX Nitro+ , It would be sad if AMD do make this the last unicorn.
Love the channel! I'm getting my Flux Pro case on Monday for a Asus Rog Strix X670E - Ryzen 7 7800X3D - Asus TUF AMD 7900XT - LianLi 360 w/ RGB fans - Trident Z5 32gb 6400mhzm 1000W PSU build! Super excited coming from a B550 - Ryzen 5 5600x - EVGA 3060ti FTW3 - Crucial 3200Mhz - 750PSU. I also game in 1440p so this is going to be a huge help! Been saving up a long time. Oh and the cashier at microcenter forgot to ring up the AIO so...$189 free & the 7800X3D was $276.12 on sale, and I got the 7900XT for $750. I really wanted the 5090 but couldn't wait anymore This will be more than fine for the next 5-7 years or so though, I'm happy
I have a RX 6750 XT coming today!
Great card & nice choice. Just built a rig with the same card.
Man don't buy an old GPU it's been 5 years old
@@fightnight14Came out in 2022 and still a great GPU.
@@rudiedj23 Is the 6750xt with a ryzen 7600 worth it for 1000USD and enough for atleast the next 5 years?
I actually have the 6600, it works extremely well and imo and underrated card, it runs all games in 1080p with no issue, thanks for mentioning this card
Just finished a build, 7800x3d with a 7900xt. Love it✌
Still underrated channel. I would say the best one as its paying attention to the smallest details.
That mustache S tier.
That stache is immaculate!!!!!
7700XT 💪💪if only it has a little bit more cores like 58 Shading units. 7800XT Too 64 Shading units would have been fire
It needs to be a little cheaper and then I can be comfortable recommending it!
@@ScatterVolt yeah but it's the best value here in the Philippines as it's literally cheaper (~$600) than the 4060 ti 16GB that costs like $675-700. And it absolutely wipes the floor with the 4060 Ti 16GB as it gets like 20-30% performance on average
Also the Rx 6800 Costs like $650+ here if you can even find it
That’s crazy
@@ScatterVolt 7700xt was at 349 USD on Amazon for a brief period
Bought the RX 7900 XTX a couple of hours ago. It will arrive by next week, I can't wait to see it perform.
Sweet!
I watched countless videos on GPUs. You win because you cover the practical side of all things GPU.
A 7900GRE is 630€ and a 4070 ti super is 1000€ in my country, how do you justify the difference? Insane.
I got a 7700xt last month for 250 pounds 330 dollars what I think that was and amazing price with 130 pounds 5700x3d
Recently built my first PC.
Went with Ryzen 5 5600X and RX 7700XT.
Do you have any issues using the ryzen 5600x with the high end gpu ?? In asking because I have a rx6600 and 5600x and Wana get the rx6800
@@Geo-mn1xdSo far i have not faced any issue with 5600x. Playing on high settings at 1440p. Max GPU you could pair with this CPU is RTX 4070/RX 7800XT.
@@milomurphy08 okay that's really good to know I think I'll get the rx 6800 the cheapest I found is the xfx for 350$ on Amazon is that good ?
@@Geo-mn1xd check if it fits in your case
Damn, look at that 'tache, that makes you look like the villain played by Daniel Day Lewis in the movie, Gangs of New York lol. I paid £550 for the 7800xt, then 2 weeks later it was reduced in price, here in the UK.
Nahhh XD
Nooo you got ripped off man....
I like these videos. This man is very calm and sensible. He's not some Hype beast tech influencer. And it's not a channel that only shows benchmark numbers on the screen.
I got my 3060 during the pandemic panic and it has served me well, no issues whatsoever....I'll look this black friday if something drops as a super deal it might make me move up.
8:20 That packaging is worth at least 20 bucks to me. Wow.
I’ve always been happy about the stevemasday( my birthday is late September)sale every year. This year I bought a 7900 GRE 7900 XT and a sparkle A770 Titan all for less than a 4080. My three rigs were in serious need of an upgrade having a 5700xt, rx 580, and an rx 370. So all the upgrades yay.
7800xt Owner here, i can confirm that ScatterVolt is correct lol. beast of a card at $470 right now. Best 1440p GPU currently in the market
I've got the RX 7900 GRE and i'ts awesome
Yup, that card is overall best, but gonna get crushed by 8800XT apparently out by years end and the 8th gen flagship for AMD? Big RT jump and 2x raster over a 7800XT putting it between the 4070 Ti Super and a 4080 overall? (from leaks from Tom at Moore's Law Is Dead) Price point likely $599 or less.
Love your channel - just love it The knowledge it provides me regarding pc building - Discovered it in lock down 2020 and have been a active follower since then - Thank you doing such amazing work - keep up the amazing work
Thank you!
Thank you for helping me choose the rx 6800 as my 1st graphics card for my 1st pc build. I'm looking forward for when it all comes together.
i just bought one too bro, new build
AMD Ryzen 5 7500F
RTX 4070 Super 12GB
32GB RAM
is it a good combo?
Yes.
Great combo.
I suggest watch some benchmarks if possible to verify my claims.
In case there aren't any , there should be with R5 7600.
7500F is allegedly R5 7600 without integrated graphics.
Great video as always!
btw love the moustache, suits you well!
Thank you!
Got an xfx merc 7800xt for 425 on prime day 😅
Sadly in my country, they only raise the prices of the gpus. The 4070 ti super gaming oc from gigabyte went from 840 euro to 900 euro in just 1 week. The 4080 super went from 1050 to 1120 euro. It's ridiculous.
can u build a high end video editing/gaming pc? my budget is $4,000
pcbuilds.gg
hard disagree on the 4060. I bought a 4060 and paired it with the 12400f for 1080p gaming and light 1080p video editing, and its amazing for that purpose. And the reason I went with that combo is because of how efficient it would run. Yeah the 3060 has more vram, but it uses way more power and in most scenarios, the performance is the same or close to the same. 4060 with a 65w chip and a platinum rated psu makes for a super efficient system. I love my 4060/12400f build.
The 4060 is actually 20% faster than the 3060 12gb and only in games where the vram is a problem that they are the same
@@ThePipojp Nice! Yeah man I love my 4060. I paid an extra $60 for mine because I got the proart model, but its worth it in my opinion since its such a nice looking graphics card with zero rgb and its super quiet too. the fans hardly even have to turn on because of how efficient and cool it runs with the 3 fans it has.
I'm planning to upgrade my 3050 8gb also to 4060 8gb so i can play on high settings 1080p. my cpu is R7 5700X3D but still I can't decide if 4060 or 4070s
@@FrostZXC_ You can't go wrong with either card. I own a 4070 and a 4060. For 1440p my OG 4070 is awesome and 4070s is probably even better, but if you're just gonna be chillin at 1080p gaming and if you care about low power consumption and efficiency, go with the 4060. I use my 4060 for 1080p 60fps living room tv gaming since I wanted a "console" pc build, but I also tried it on my 165hz 1080p monitor and it more than held its own. A few games i tried, I had to tweak the settings a bit, but not much, and the game still looked amazing and ran at high fps.
@@Yukeena does the 4070s overkill on 1080p? or should i go for 4060?
upgrade to a 7900 xtx recently been having a blast
What did you upgrade from?
@@MrAnimescrazy 3060 ti
@@eunaoi wow that is a huge upgrade
In my opinion, graphics card manufacturers can just maintain the performance but cut the power draw. with everything so expensive right now, getting low power draw with great performance is awesome for gamers. low power draw means less heat too.
I agree, however, seeing what GPU is at the top of a benchmark chart (even if it means shoving ungodly amounts of voltage into it) does more for marketing & sales than toning it down for power efficiency unfortunately.
@@ScatterVolt that's the mindset i had prior to the 13th and 14th gen intel issues. and I see a lot of builders are going for undervolting even with graphic cards. now, all that matters to me is hoping for the next gen gpus to have the same performance but power efficient. great content btw, liked and subscribed.
I got the 4080s for $950usd (1299cad) w/ my first pc build 2 months ago and im happy with it. I know I overpaid but I'd been wanting to get off console for a while as I was paying around $200 a year for subscriptions and they both ran out recently, so I didnt wanna wait any more. I definitly learned a lot since building my first pc and in hindsight I think I should've gone AMD, but I've also enjoyed experiencing what raytracing can really bring to the table (not worth the hit to performance imo)
Amazing explanation for every card. Love the points on the left, instant sub
Thank you!
Should I buy a 7800xt or 7900gre
Randomly came across your channel and it has quickly become one of my fav tech channels.
Happy to say I got an ALL WHITE rgb Rx 7800 xt for $499.99🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
bro you helped me build my very first pc, love the channel! i only had some slight differences that stumped me for an hour or so until i found the right video but other than that it was a piece of cake! also your separate video on setting up windows was so clutch😭 thank you man
I got my 7900XTX Phantom Gaming OC back in may for $850 on an Amazon deal.
snatched a 7800xt from sale along with 4 game codes for 520 euros, was an absolutely insane deal to me, games alone were worth like 150euros minimum
I recently bought a 7800xt for $500 off Amazon with 4 free games including the new Warhammer, did i get a good price or should i have waited for like prime day or whatever is coming up? Thing is a beast tho, i upgraded from a rx6600, built my rig maybe 8 months ago i wasnt plan on upgrading so soon but i just wanted to, definitely worth the upgrade though, way better FPS and all around better frame rate
Nice, i got the same deal but with the 7700 xt.
@@rienster8763 very nice deal and cards!
@@rienster8763 very nice deal and cards!
Well 7800XT can be purchased for 469.
Lower perhaps sometimes.
But for 31$ extra it's very decent deal.
Maybe even fantastic deal depending on rest of the games.
That being said 7800XT is decently priced to begin with...even if it isn't far supperior to it's predecesor the 6800XT .
@@GameslordXY yep that's the deal I got for $469, after tax it's like $500. I was going to get the 6800 but couldn't find it on Amazon, plus the price difference wasn't too far off so I got the 7800xt, plus it's newer. Looked at a few reviews for the 2 and the 7800xt was slightly better. With the free games I got the new Warhammer, I have 3 other codes to redeem I can get like Star Field premium and a few other new games I can't remember
As someone with a 3050 Ti Mobile 4 GB laptop, you're absolutely right that low-end Nvidia isn't great. I ended up getting a 7900 GRE build a couple weeks ago and that is a huge upgrade even if I mainly play on 1080p IPS and CRTs right now. I do plan on getting a 1440p 360 Hz QD-OLED.
Well cut yourself some slack as that is a low end laptop GPU, and all low end laptop GPUs, no matter the brand, all suck and become outdated too quickly.
@@ScatterVolt In all fairness, it's served me well enough the past 2 years I've had it. It's not like I hate the laptop or anything. I still use it of course. I'm just really excited about my build.
Now you can upgrade your GPU whenever you like!
I had never had a really good high end GPU the best I had ever had was a Nvidia 570 that I used for nine years. I had sold some things and saved some money and when the RX 7900 XT came out I was instantly drawn to it and bought one a month after it was released. I now feel like I paid way to much for it and it was a learning lesson, but at the same time I LOVE this GPU and I'm very happy with it. My first higher end card so I guess I don't know enough to say much but it is a great GPU to me.
is the 4070s good for 4k? or atleast decent?
Do you think is a good deal a rtx 4060 msi ventus 2x brand new at a cheaper price than a rx 7600? Like 20 dollars cheaper
Someone pls help :(
Got the rx 6800 because of your recommendation a month ago. No regrets love the performance I gained.
How would you compare it against the rx6600?
Good suggestions!
At this point, my 5700xt has held out this long pushing my 3440x1440 at decent framerates (considering it's age)....I'm going to wait until next gen to consider replacing it.
I’m torn between the RX 7800 XT or RTX 4070 Ti super. Can I get some options or suggestions?
I was looking for a deal last month and nothing was to be found! So i went with a new GTX Titan XP. For my rendering rig so i think i did ok for $300.
6800xt is pretty underrated. It's $40 cheaper than 7800xt, and it slightly outperforms in some games, downside being it consumes more power.
Im good with my RX 7800 XT + ryzen 7 5700X .. maybe next year will go with AM5
mustache hits hard 🔥
Yes, it is somewhat true. In my country also PC parts are a little cheaper in Sept and October. I have seeing this since 2018, and that's why I buy most of my PC equipment in these months to save some money
Bought my 4070ti super open box for $649 2 months ago. Micro center had a open box 4070 super yesterday for $479. Best buy and Micro center have the best return policy on open boxes. I would pass on Neweggs open boxes.
I just bought a Rx6700xt for 240$ and I am so happy.
does RTX4070S is the ultimate graphic & ray tracing for 1080P with high fps? around 144hz+
RTX 3060, ARC 750, RX 6750 XT are all around the same price here in Australia at the moment on Amazon. Around $450-500AUD
Still rocking my GTX 1660 Ti, till early november.
6750XT looks the most opportunistic here
how much do you think the 7900 xt will be around christmas time?
I personally use the Rx 7800XT, I love this card, its so much better than my 4060ti
My first build last year had a R5 5600 pair w a 6650XT, this was a great introduction into the PC gaming, just last week built a better system with a 7800X3D and a 7800XT
Another banger vid as usual, keep up the good work!
i recently snagged a 7800xt for £402. the 7800xt has been plummeting in price in the uk. it went down by about 20% over about 2 weeks
Is the rx6700XT at around $260 worth?
If you're interested in the Intel ARC cards, just wait 'til later this year. BattleMage should be launching soon (after several delays).
I won’t say anything for sure until we get a confirmed reveal date.
October 10th might be the best bet
Hi, thanks so much for your latest insights. I am trying to put together my next 1440p build at the end of this month (the earliest) to do sim games like flight simulator, some adventure games (maybe Yakuza/Ghost of Tsushima), and also twitch streaming and a little productivity. Trying to decide what to go for between 7800/7900 series Radeon, or the 4070 Super/4070 Ti Super. The CPU (Ryzen) is another question...
is the 6600xt still a viable 1080p gpu? im doing a new build and am wanting to pair it with a ryzen 5 7500f
Yes that's still a good 1080p GPU as long as it's under the 6650xt in ur region in terms of price. If possible, getting that 6650xt would prob be best if u can find one for similar price in my opinion for your 1080p build.
If you do look around, I wouldn't spend over $240 for a 6650 xt. On Amazon in the US, the price of one varies from 200-240 on average as of rn.
should i even buy one or should i wait to see the if the 50 series comes out?
Did i miss the 6950XT? Where would you rate that card?
it's just above the Rx 7900GRE mate, I've got an RX 6950 xt it's an amazing card, I'm looking top up grade tho to 4070ti super or an 4080 super. My father-in-law will get my 6950 xt
Good to see the RX 7900XTX drop below $900! Even though it costs $1321 in my country..
I'll probably stay with the HD 4870 for a while..
Hoping to buy the 4070 Ti Super this month!
Question which is better rx 6600 or rtx 2060 12gb?
What do you recommend for a future upgrade from a 3060 if i got a 13400F?
Sapphire Pure 7800xt or Sapphire Nitro+ 7800xt, which one to choose? At my place, Both are about the same price. any major technical difference?
Nitro+, it's the higher-end card, usually has higher power limits, better temps,less noise and more rgb if you're into that.
Thinking of waiting out till the 8000 series is pushed out by AMD, idk if that's wise but it seems (through the current "leaks") that it might be a good choice
My RX 6700 broke. XFX sent me a brand-new replacement RX 6800 at no cost to me. How amazing is that?
my 1660 super is bringing down the curtain and after 3 years of painstakingly slow graphics. i found a 3080 ti for £450 and will be building a new PC!
I bought a 7900xtx about a year ago, and even at a slightly higher price than this, it was worth it and continues to be a decision I stand behind. It was $1000 less than a 4090 and while RT is iffy with it vs a 4080 I feel that the 24gb of ram vs 16gb was well worth it for future proofing my machine. If I can get 4 or 5 years out of it running new games comfortably, I will be happy with my decision.
I am worried thought that if AMD is actually out and Intel doesn't pull a miracle out of its ass that Nvidia will be charging $1000+ for the 4070 and up because who will keep them in check?
What’s the best gpu for content creation /video editing
I have the 7900xtx merc310 and its amazing however if anyone is looking at this card, just a reminder that it is massive. I want to do a matx build so bad but finding a case is near impossible
Just got 4070 Ti Super OC -Editon 5 days ago. Going along with AMD 7800X3D 32gb 6000 ram.
Can you please recommend a PC that does 20,000 + in a Tinespy benchmark that also shines in performance and graphics? My budget is $2500usd. And I have no minimal experience building PCs. So I am opting to go pre built. If you can please help ne pick out a couple. Much appreciated!
Still like checking these: Have experience this gen 7900XTX, 7800XT, and 4090 lastly. The vram and performance are interesting as 16gb will become the norm eventually. I've pushed 20gb vram on the XTX before maxing out for seeing how far it can go. The heat on the XTX wasn't great but maybe I'll try undervolting sometime.
Im not here cuz i wanna choose a gpu, im just here cuz i enjoy ur vids 😁 (even tho ur cooking my 3060 12gb)
3060 12Gb is way better than the 4060 don't worry. More VRAM, while the new architecture didn't really improve performance for the low tier cards. And honestly, as a 6650xt user, 99% of gamers do not need something stronger than a 6650xt/3060 12gb, maybe a 6750xt/3060ti but not more than that. It' s only corporate strategy to make us feel like we're missing some experience if we don't but a 800$ GPU, when in reality with our tier cards you can safely play in 1080p both competitive games with high framerates (my card delivers 100 fps minimum in Fortnite and it's amd, nvidia will even be better) and AAA titles with high visual settings (my Elden Ring gameplay feels smooth as hell)
I always recommend your gpu to my friends because the 12gb is not laughable. I prefer 12 to 8gbvram anytime even at the expend of slower gpu. Best future proof for the price that I can get. Since AAA games going beyond 8gb sometimes. I use a 6700xt though.
Thanks for the vidya. Been gathering info on gpu' in particular for few weeks to go through with my build and replace my current rig i put together in 2012. The overall state of the pc parts industry looks pretty grim vs what was back then and ill probably wait at least till end of the year sales, maybe longer since i need a new monitor aswell. Aside from the performance gain which will be huge even if i end up going with am4/ 1700 intel 12th gen. But i honestly doubt this new pc will last for 12 years used daily.
My Microcenter has a RX 6600 for $150 should i grab that or get the 6650 xt?
That is a great price, and if you have a 1080p monitor, the 6600 is sufficient to play any game well. If you want to play 1440 get the 6650xt.