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The New Master Of Fine Wine Graphics Cards?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2023
- Are Intel GPUs the new fine wine masters? A year later, let's see how good the drivers got.
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Nvidia is great at recycling, instead of throwing away bottom barrel chip they recycle them into 1630.
which they then sell at the price of a rx6600 💀
@@skriv0in0navn The 3050 being more expensive than the 6600 while performing worse than it is legitimately criminal.
@@riven4121”But it has rtx😢”, they say.
@@riven4121”DLSS”, they say.
@@whoisjoyboy The hilarious thing is the 6600 is better than the 3050 at ray tracing too. The 3050 only sells more because the box is green.
The rx 6600 is the main contributer to the latest gpu market crash
For 200$ you get an excellent 1080p card that can play all games at 60 fps you don't need to upgrade your cpu or get a new power supply in most cases
Do you have one and if so what did you upgrade from? Also what games do you play that have improved. I game at 1080 and currently have a RX580 8GB but I am pushing towards the 6600 but I've seen a 6650XT for £240 sell my 580 for around £70 and I can get it less than a current 6600 cheapest is £180😊
@@dnakatomiuk my upgrade path was 580 ->1660ti->3060->rx 6650xt
The last one wasn't as big of an upgrade but i needed it because it gives me around 160 fps in warzone 1080p and even 200 in Mw2
If you can go for the 6650xt do it , the price is great and the performance is on point
It's also great at 1440p if you have the monitor
Wouldn't call the 6600 non xt as good 1080p. The 3060 is better with 12gb vram, or just a bit more get the 6700 or 6700 xt
I also had couple of flagship GPUs i got from the used market, the only reason i couldn't keep any because they need a whole new system, i.e better cpu , psu , mobo you name it
@@gejamugamlatsoomanam7716 i was talking about the 6650xt
Sorry if you got the wrong idea
And yes for 1440p the 3060 is better, not mentioning dlss which also can help
Love the call out to the 6600 at the end. That gpu is single handedly making everything else (new) below $200 look absolutely dumb.
A750 when its discounted is in a different league of price to perf
@@shreshta_yt I’ve heard of the A750 selling for as low as $199 but when I look around I have not seen it.
At that price it is definitely worth considering.
Though it is still not faster than a 6600 in every single title and I can buy one of those today for $179.
@@evers6214 the A750 is ALREADY beating the RX 6600XT in higher resolutions?? This is just why Intel is a great value, the A750 was made to compete with a RTX 2080, so i expect it to slowly get to that performance leve, this is also why i think the RX 7600 is a good value, DRIVER FINEWINE
future is red unless you want to unnecessarily want to spend more and get nvidia coz the more you buy the more you save
@shreshta_srivastava Please stop. The A750 is decent at 1440p and RT, but the fact remains that the thing is still a bit temperamental for most people, especially with DX 10/11 games. And at $250 new with occasional drops to $225 or $200, it still has to compete with the 6600.
Please stop with the copium. I'm an Arc owner and I like my A380 enough, but I realize that I'm a beta tester for Intel atm.
At what point does it stop being "The drivers aged like fine wine," and start being "They released it with broken drivers?"
Depending on where you go, it was always that. See Gamers Nexus.
Given that Alchemist is Intel's first foray into GPUs, drivers being broken out of the gate was kind of expected. Not a good thing, but they had to launch the product one way or another.
it was always just broken drivers, whether it be intel or amd or whatever. the fine wine thing just started out as copium from radeon fans because the radeon driver team almost never released drivers on launch day that actually used the card's full potential (apart from the rx 6000 series, which was actually pretty good in that respect).
I rather have high performance from the begining than getting 10 extra fps after 4 years.
Well, tbf, they weren't broken from release, they worked. Then they made improvements over time, and gave those improvements to you for free, so I guess it depends on how you look at it.
@@jeffvanstoneI don't know about you, but having to reinstall Windows 10 just to update the drivers doesn't constitute "working" in my opinion.
Arc drivers are in a much better place now, but at least until December of last year, they were a dumpster fire.
“A lighting thing that changes colour based on stuff” My new favourite technical term 😂 Love your work Dawid.
SImilar to the Doctor's Timey Wimey detector, which goes ding when there's stuff.
@@Ass_Burgers_Syndrome That’s fantastic 😂
Pulling out the $200 6600 at the end feels weird with no mention of the A750 that also has recently seen dips to $200
even $150 on sale for a few months ago (The A750)
it was a 2 day sale a month ago, there are no $200 a750s anymore, the 6600 is $179 right now
@@tyre1337 it all depends on where you live. over here, the cheapest 6600 you can get is 198€ at the time of writing and you can get an a750 for about 200€
$300 now
I want to see Dawid remake the computer in the intro and watch him play HalfLife 2 on it.
I want to see him play half life 2 on a smart thermostat or possibly a toaster.
@@Boogie_the_catif you can play doom on a pregnancy test, you can definitely play hl2 on a smart thermostat with some tweaks
Yeah👀👌
@@marlibeshaj1069 yeah
@@Boogie_the_cat me too
I love the way Dawid talks. He's unapologetically sarcastic and witty, coining new phrases almost every time he speaks. For instance, Intel driver updates becomes "The Fermentation." It sounds so awesome. And every time he references the Airbus A380, it makes me feel so fulfilled, because it's a reference I would have to make as well. It's what you deserve for choosing this model number, Intel.
the best part about the a380 is the overclocking capabilities. In the Arc Control center, just increase the power draw and add some voltage (like +90 is a decent start) and watch the card transform into a different card altogether.
It really is a solid overclocker. I'd argue that at ~2800Mhz, it's almost a 580. Granted, stability is iffy there, the Asrock Challenger model has a considerably worse cooler than this, and you have to do some stuff using the Predator Bifrost software to get that specific model to go above 66W.
For my Arc A750, I run the 44.99 drivers, and they seem to work great.
I've been running the same drivers on my A750 for the last few days, been getting random black screens where they'll last anywhere from a split second to multiple seconds.
It hasn't been bad enough to make me want to change drivers for now, but I will probably go to 4502 in the next few days because of it.
yeah 4499 is perfectly fine on my A770.
@@tpf92 Here are my specs in case you want to compare. X570 razor mobo, Pro 4750g cpu, Gskill 32gb 3200 ddr4
Make sure you're enabling ReBar i heard ARC GPUs benefits a lot from it .
Less benefit, more like REQUIRES it. Without Rebar, you're going to get a lot more stuttering and 1/3 performance loss.
If the GPU doesn't see ReBar enabled, you get a nice giant pop-up warning you it's off, no way to miss it. At least that's the way it's been on the a770.
It's probably with rebar on as he did note in a previous video
was searching for this comment, mr david please listen to the wise words of master yoda
@@Zaxer_7 😂
I always love these David Does Tech Stuff videos
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Can you compare the RX580 8GB to this card? I wonder how it stacks up, while costing less. I think its 110 on Amazon US dollars right now and should be about double the performance of the A380.
I think "new" amazon RX 5500XT much better to compare
580s are widely available and cheap. 5500XT is almost not available, if it is, the prices are too high. It has a 128 bit interface, some of them are 4GB memory. Its not advanced but held back by cutbacks.
The 580 beats it
You should try running pre-DX12 games with the Proton compatibility layer.
Funnily enough I think intel is actually using dxvk to play dx9 titles and lower, that’s why the performance improved so much
@@maikeru6158 it's a whitelist so for a lot of titles you still have to add DXVK on your own
@@wanderingwobb6300 They are talking about the Windows driver. Intel refused to develop a new DX9 driver for Arc and just slapped DXVK into it instead, the driver is literally incapable to run DX9 games without it.
@@letalissonus it uses directx9 on directx12 primarily. Like I said the titles it uses DXVK for it a whitelist with only titles they've tested as working well with it using it. You can still use DXVK for any title on your own though.
Current real fine wine graphic cards: RX 5700, RX 5700 XT, RX 6700, RX 6700 XT.
I picked up a 5700XT Gigabyte OC model maybe 6 months ago, $200 (cdn) Very happy with it so far. I don't work it very hard, but it is nice not hearing my old R9380 scream like it is about to lift-off. I would have liked something new, but there was no way I could pull the trigger on something more expensive with less or equal performance. Warranty isn't that important to me. 6600s are still going for $250 on sale to $350 if not. Crazy.
@@--_DJ_-- if you will undervolt this 5700XT properly you can get FPS boost with less power usage :)
And RX 6800, RX 6800 XT as well??
@PolecanePC She is thirsty, maybe I will look into that. Thanks!
@@hiriotapa1983 yeah well those I believe are cards used by limited number of people, let's be honest it's not like most of PC users are going for 'high end' cards
Fire as always
The fine wine argument is kinda moot when you start from a completely broken launch. The biggest performance improvement for older games came from directly incorporating DXVK into intel's driver stack, so everything's translated up to a modern API regardless of what a game's coded for. It's a smart move, they can continue improving DX12 / Vulcan performance and stability to the benefit of pretty much everything. The "fine wine" argument may come into play for arc sometime in the future, but I think the starting point is a generally stable, feature complete driver (which they may very well have now), and measuring improvements from there.
DXVK front/mid end (it's not the whole DXVK) is used for DX9 games but not for DX10/11 games.
Great, but when can I get a "driver update" for my HD4000 integrated graphics?
Well Linux does give intel igpus a small performance boost, though 10-20% is probably not gonna change much
Latest update foor 4600 is from 2020 or 2021 so... same for 4000 (same base) i guess
@@Spido68_the_spectator Yep, and their last driver on the way out the door was a hot mess. Apparently there was a security issue in the DX12 implementation... so they just removed DX12 support. But the way they did it, the HD4600 still reports to the OS it has DX12 support, and just crashes any software that tries to use it.
@@jameslake7775 so i should revert my driver ? Or is the security issue hardware related (and thus unfixable by software?)
On the Nvidia side, you can also get used 1660s in the same price range as the A380, including some Supers and Tis. Those should stomp the A380, as well.
I would say that the A380 shares the same role in the GPU market as the Mitsubishi Mirage shares in the car market. Its there for the rare person who says "I just want something new." - RCR
Intel will hopefully step up the competition with BattleMage.
You can't go wrong with chipsets named after D&D characters.
Someone get Dawid a gamepass subscription so he can do tests on different games
Not just the rx 6600 even the A750 comes at $199 in certain locations. People might actually be buying the A380 for Intel to not drop the price.
where is the a750 $199?
@@tyre1337 sorry, saw it it Newegg for $199 a couple weeks back but now it's $239.
The people buying the a380, like me, were doing so to use them as dedicated encoders/transcoders in custom media centers. For that alone, the a380 stomped all over everything else.
I also own that Gunnir A380. I don't know what kind of configuration you have but mine is running around 10 to 15fps faster than yours with the same exact settings that you have for those games. The cpu that I have is just an older Ryzen 5 2600 with 16gb 3600mhz cl18 ram. I just turned ON the 4g decoding (resizable bar) in the bios.
Yes, he probably forgot ReBar.
I am thinking that these A380 cards will really shine in a couple of years when it is 3rd Gen Ryzen and 10th and 11th gen Optiplex systems are being sold dirt cheap, and these cards are available for $50-75. By then it is likely Intel will have decent older DX support, and it will likely be less important anyway.
for a second i thought Dawid was going to try linux gaming with wine
but i must say, im still not disappointed
He needs a few more Linode Sponsors spots to do that.
arguably the a750 is closer to the 6600 in terms of price compared to the a380
Agreed. The 6600 is also almost double the TDP of the A380 too...
a750 = $239
6660 = $179
not very close if you ask me
@@tyre1337 I've seen it go for £199.99 when looking now, so yes, it is close if I ask you :)
The title made me think of harald baldrs videos about the fine white wine man 🤣
Love your videos Dawid!
So the gaming performance of the A380 is basically that of the 8-year-old Radeon 380X, but with new features like AV1 encoding... Good to know. I think I'll avoid putting it on my wish list. Looking forward to seeing what the next generation can offer though.
I can’t wait for Intel to produce a highend card that’ll do 4K 60 and higher something to compete with 4090’s and 7900 xtx cards I think they will one f day maybe in the next green cards it’ll happen I may build a full Intel rig when that happens
Ey thanks for highlighting that „yeah the drivers improved“ but with older games and some new ones still lacking decent support the answer is clearly to get one of the best value cards with working drivers, the rx 6600 (even beats the 3050, which is hilarious)😂
You can get a RX 6700 XT for $330 to $340 you might have to upgrade for a 600w to 650w power supply to run it.
@@DJboutit2That’s a 70% price increase, and possibly a PSU upgrade as well. You’re solidly into a different price class than the A380/RX6600/GTX 1630/1650 at that point.
@@jameslake7775why not just save your money, and get the better specs?
i just bought a RX 6600 for my HTPC and it cost $40 less then the nearest 3050 which was an option. Excellent value, and runs cool.
@@wheniztheend Because if you’re trying to work to a budget, “Just delay until you can make the budget bigger” isn’t always helpful advice.
So, how about the RX6600 vs A750? Both are around $200.
Honestly, you really need to know the games you're playing when picking between those two. There are some games where the true rasterizing power of the A750 shines and it beats the 6600, but there are also plenty of games where the superior optimization of the 6600 causes it to come out on top.
a750 is nowhere to be found at that price, it was a 2 day sale
cheapest 6600 = $179
cheapest a750 = $239
@@tyre1337 Depends on where you are, I got my A750 for $149(sold out in 5 minutes), but it has recently been sold at $186 (2 week sale), but yes, undiscounted it's $246. The 6600 is $179 on discount abd has never been chaper, standard price is $198 here though.
@@rustler08 That's what I find interesting, what games runs well on one of them and what games prefer the other option.
I was at Microcenter yesterday picking up parts for a new pc for myself since the kids took over all of my other pcs. I couldn't quite afford a decent gpu yet and I saw the A380 and thought. Na I'll wait.
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The budget space content is so valueable, i appreciate your work.
Being able to show this to newbs who want to build their first PC really helps to prevent huge mistakes.
And you're way more entertaining for us somewhat experienced nerds that looking up graphs and charts for our own next budget build lol.
That f***ing Airbus A380 joke was absolute gold 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
IDK why people keep overlooking the 6600, it's a damn good card for it's price range.
Right Dawid! People don't understand how good the cards like the RX 6600 and 6650 XT (Other cards are available - these cards being amazing does not invalidate your choice of cheap overpowered GPU! 😀) are for the price! While people are busy with "Well at 4K with max settings and showcase RT enabled you need an RTX 234523460" - the FACT is that the VAST majority of people still only have 1080p monitors. The fact very few people (Aka most reviewers) do not actually recognize that an RX 6600 ACTUALLY slays at 1080p is borderline criminal negligence! 😀- The problem is that there IS a lower limit to this - and just like the GT 1630 - the A380 simply doesn't meet it.
The real problem for these cards is the fact that you can get cards like the RX 6600 for 180$ now - and something like a used RTX 2060 - for about the same price as this card - meaning it might be "a lot more" in % - however when building a PC and looking at the full system price - it's not that much - and the performance is not even comparable. It's a fun toy - the same with the A750 and A770 - however I would NEVER recommend anyone who is not VERY MUCH into tinkering with stuff get one over the AMD and Nvidia options. The A750 and A770 are also AMAZING performance for the price..... when they work.... when they don't then good luck figuring out why! Build 8 identical systems with the A750. 3 ran flawlessly, 3 ran mostly flawlessly - 2 constantly had issues and crashes. changed up the hardware, now 3 ran poorly, changed it up again, now all of them ran "acceptable"... 2 weeks later the first one flat out died. 3 months later another one died.... No one - INCLUDING Intel - could explain it - nor excuse it. And before you ask - I marked down which cards did what to keep track. The first one that died was one of the 2 initial GPUs which had issues, the second one was one of the ones which ran flawlessly in all 3 "builds"... so no pattern there.
Not only does the RX 6600 get 3 times the framerate, it also supports VR.
same does with the whole 500 series 6000 series and 5000 series for the vr
I wouldn't call the VR performance very good though tbh... Still one of AMD's weak points, sadly.
Thank you for switching to a frametime graph instead of the fps graph... Its a lot easier to tell how smooth/consistent the fps is with the frametime graph. Also it would've made more sense to compare to the RX 6400 or 6500 XT which are more similar price/performance wise. Maybe even the 1650 (tho its difficult to find new) just for some closure for the people who have the 1650.
every time I hear Dawid say aluminum it makes me want to watch horrible bosses 2
The Airbus A380 joke landed quite nicely.
More power means more energy, and more energy means more bills to pay!
Along with more performance.
Paying more to get more. Isn't it how the world works in general?
@@HandleIsNewAndBad Not always, but in general, yes.
don't use the pc at all, 100% power saved
A380 in my local stores cost ~160 USD, rx 6600 ~225 USD. A380 is quite a bargain on my local market, the best you can do at this price point is rx 6400 or gtx 1630. I know its worth adding a few for bucks for triple the performance, but for tight budget it looks like A380 is a king now
Should have tried DXVK on GTA V since you do SP test :) the boost it gets its insane I've seen 1440p high setting go 60fps+ in one of my videos. Gunnir looks nice but damn such overkill design for a card that can do 28W when undervolted. Should have no pcie connector.
I'm trying to sell my i7-6700 gtx 970 PC and my 6600xt to get a better GPU, hopefully at least a 6700xt or 6800. Been watching to see if the intel stuff got to the point it's worth grabbing but I don't think I will, prefer AMD anyways.
The "Save" button (to save to watch later) is hidden on Firefox, but it shows on Chrome. This is the only channel I sub/follow that has this issue.
Your channel literally the weird kid on the block, i like the concept
Not that it matters, but the heatsink underneath the fan shroud of the A380 cooler the heatsink is extruded aluminum, and not machined.
I didn't realize that I was subscribed to you, but I watch your videos all the time now, sub'd!
Is there a low profile A380 with no auxiliary power requirement? If it draws only 75W, it might be a nice option for SFF cases which don't need the very high 3D performance of an RTX A2000 or RTX 4060LP.
Aisurix 5500xt is 8gb and $136 USD. have one in my system and it runs warzone on highest, if you’re fine with a constant 85C temp
I gifted a brand new 5700xt to a friend years ago. He was complaining the card kept crashing and wanted to return it to buy an nvidia. I made him update his motherboard bios (B450 Tomahawk) and all the problems disappeared. He is still using the card and is happy with it.
I bought Arc 750 FE with quite risk . Now i must say its very good deal.
I'll point out something you didn't mention about the ARC: Take a look at memory util claims in the RTSS overlay. Particularly with CP2077 and BFV. There is a substantial drop in 'amount of memory used over what the card has' between older drivers and new ones, and that is likely where the minor improvements in frames and 1%s came from.
It's also interesting seeing how much more VRAM the ARC card is using compared to the 1630 in general, even in games where the 1630 is running better, like GTA5. It would be interesting to see how the ARC actually performs if they ever get memory management handled in an efficient way.
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Darwin, you are absolutely mad! 🤣 That bombshell! 😂
Why your arc a380 GPU show more than 6GB of vram usage, its so weird
I'm liking your Otacon phase Dawid.
I love dawid videos, that outra man 😂😂 Keep it up, keep smiling, and keep being you 😁
RE4 and LoU drop textures when hitting the VRAM limit. You trade visuals for fps, and often you start getting hit with more stutter after ~30 minutes of playing
For a first gen it's alright. I hope they can do better for Arc Gen 2.
Competition in the budget gpu market... insanity.
I’ve been waiting for Dawid to revisit the Intel Arc GPUs. Very nice to see that.
I’m not the only one thrilled Dawid compared against the “Sixteen-Thiddy” am I? I missed the “Thiddy”! 👏🏻👏🏻
The AMD card along with the a750 are the value cards but to be fair comparing a high price a380 with the lowest price AMD card was a little disingenuous. Still at this end of the market you would unlikely get this card for gaming only. AV1 maybe. There have been people suggesting pairing this with a second card for awhile now. Anyone still buying Nvidia in the budget space should hold off until they start competing for value in this space again but they won't.
I was tempted go get arc a750 one month ago, but since i mostly play dx11 games (and not many of them anyways) i opted for a rx6700xt instead.
So far im happy, maybe less happy with shitty game developers...
By price point, the 6400 retails for very similar to the A380 here where they trade blows depending on the game. AV1 might be a pull for some but I’d imagine the average person will go for the AMD card due to their gpu segment (obviously) being more reputable. As a new player Intel needed to create a card that has no real competitor in its price point and failed
@@Wzuixo I understand that being the new kid on the block they had to pull out something special and in a lot of ways they did. Drivers aside which while improving still need work when released they were more than competitively priced and it appears as if they have somewhat forced the other companies to reduce their prices. Although you are unlikely to use ray tracing on the A380 as the class of card moves up to the a750 or even the a770 (although despite the 16g of vram I'd say this card is overpriced) some ray tracing is available with a much lower hit than AMD and often comparable to Nvidia. I think at the budget end of the market both AMD and Intel offer good choices and we should be thankful for that. AMD drivers are more mature so are more stable at the moment overall but that also means less headroom to grow. I remember this exact same argument regarding AMD and Nvidia cards in the past and have watched those older cards age much better with AMD cards. The same might be true now for Intel. If I was to build a budget system now for myself it would be a hard call but I would likely use an AMD card for less experienced users still with intel cards tending to scale up to 1440p and 4k than the others it will be interesting to see how battlemage gets on. Especially as that architecture is to compete with current generation graphics cards. Intel, being somewhat late generation wise.
Love your haircut Dawid :D
I am just happy to see some competition
There is no words to describe how marvellous is your style))))
I think you should add warframe to your benchmark repertoire. My MSI gtx 1060 3g OC is starting to have trouble running it on max settings.
great video david tho the rx 6600 competitor would be the arc a750 not the a380, right?
how about a comparison bw that
Why was the ram usage so low on the gta V on the 1630? Or should I ask why was the ram usage so high on the ARC run for gta V?
with intels newest drivers my fps in rising storm 2 vietnam hue city went from 50 fps to 85 fps. this was from last week to now.
Im loving it.
can someone tell what programm david is using at 2:38
and i dont mean the game i mean like to see ho much fps he has or how hot the gpu is.
"I encountered unfair treatment on my Sony PS5 console. I have a PS4 disc of COD13 (Infinite Warfare), and yesterday, while on the main menu of the game, I saw a remastered version of the original Modern Warfare in the bottom row (equivalent to additional content). I clicked on it and entered the PS5 store interface, which showed that I needed to purchase it. I didn't want to buy it, so when I tried to exit, I pressed the Circle O button (because it's the UI of the PS5 store interface). However, due to running the PS4 game, the O button directly became the confirm button (Sony's PS5 operation is X to confirm and O to cancel). It triggered my Alipay's payment without a password, and the purchase was successful. I immediately tried to get a refund when I returned to the game interface, and I never downloaded what I bought (the PS platform's refund policy is for digital content that has not been downloaded or used within 14 days of purchase).
First, Sony's technical problem caused a bug in the PS5 store's purchase interface, where the confirm and cancel buttons were reversed, leading to this erroneous payment without a password. Second, I am eligible for a refund because I never downloaded it, but they claimed that I had streamed and played the purchased content, even though I hadn't used the streaming function for a long time. Moreover, the reasons for the refusal of refund from the customer service and email were different. Finally, when the customer service could not solve the problem, they remained silent, and I have never seen such a bad attitude from customer service. I wasted my phone bill, and the cost of calling Hong Kong from the mainland is expensive. The two phone calls cost more than the price of the game. Can anyone help me figure out how to protect my rights?"
These goddamn one-liners, man… I’d watch Dawid compare paint samples. Jesus Christ.
You know that you can get an intel arc a750 for around 200$ as well, yes? And most of the time the arc a750 absolutely obliterates the rx 6600.
- Just sayin'
where can you get an a750 for $200?
I think you should put the Airbus A380 6gb against maybe the GTX 1060 6gb or GTX 1650/ 1650 Super, 6500 XT, I guess there’s a lot to put it against. Or m the shit show 6400
What software are you using to show system information? Like the fps counter and such
Well Intel do have a road map for further graphics cards with fantasy character class names, so they might take what they have learned and come up with some more impressive silicon.
I may have missed it but, did you enable resizable bar?
The rx6600 was the most bipolar card i ever had and was the only card i ever had crash, and itd do it about once a day. But when it worked, it worked pretty good. I do primarily VR and it didnt do great at VR, but anything under 500 bucks wont do great at VR. The intel cards (i think 720 or whatever it is) have very high VR potential as you can get insane vram for it. The only problem, drivers dont support VR and havent for years, and intel is aware of the issue
why does noone talk about the RTX 20 series? they cost only 100-400 bucks!
Dawid's watch has me intrigued
You rock man, I really enjoy ur videos, and ur view on products. Keep up the good work. More xeon beasts and intel arc info videos please.
Genuine question why would people buy a high end workstation gpu instead of a Nvidia or Amd gpu?
Except now you can get the A750 for a measly $190 that easily matches the 6600. Or for $290 you can get a A770 16gb. I can't think of ANY other sub $300 GPU with 16gb if you need vram more than raw grunt. The A380s best use case now is as a bare bones GPU for CPUs without integrated graphics, or simply as an AV1 encoder card.
i feel like the new 780m igpu does better than the a380 or am i tweaking ?
Hey bud. Are you comparing old footage to new footage? I remember telling you that intel firmware updates can't be undone. Once you go to the new firmware you can use the old driver but the new firmware is still running. This would make it look like nothing much changed. Just checking. My bad if you knew.
I still vibe with the OG tech stuff intro but one day you gotta remix it Dawid
thought that was a 1650, the moment you said 1630 i threw up in my mouth
Things you just say off the cuff like "Google propaganda feed" is why I like you so much.
Sir, You are the best tech TH-camr, and have been for some time. If I’m watching your content, my wife will stay up and watch, despite displaying the same appetite for tech vids as a dyed in the wool luddite. You see, you are as funny as any top tier comedian, we’re just blessed you specialise in geeky tech shit, hence why I was lucky enough to stumble across your content. I built my PC 3 years ago, yet you’re my fave TH-camr. Why is that? Because you make me and my (Absolute tech newb) wife Lol each and every video! Please keep doing what you do.
The longer hair look is dope.
Oh google and modern journalism someone should take you to court sooner rather than later
For the glorified display adapter that is 1630, its performance is rather impressive!
Dawid, you should look into reviewing the Surallow RX580, just the packaging is perfect for your reviews….
A GTX1660 would be a more on-spec card to compare to.
While I'm not interested in Arc, I might be interested in Battlemage or Celestial, so here's hoping Intel keeps at it. It's been such an improvement since launch.
You mean alchemist. Battlemage and Celestial are also arc, Alchemist is just the A in the name (so next gen would be B770, not A770).
Why is afterburner saying you are using 8gb+ of vram sometimes when the a380 only has 6?