VRAM does become important if you're using Resolve. Once you start using things like temporal noise reduction or optical flow on UHD timelines and greater then it's quite easy to chew up more than 8GB of VRAM. For this reason I opted for a 3060 over a 3060Ti and am glad I did because most of my own projects end up using 9GB+ of VRAM.
@@theTechNotice once you say 8gb is ok up til 8k, than you say its ok for 4k? whats up man? cant decide 3060 or 3060ti.ti would be much better for aming, but i have to consider editing too. i have sony a1.
the guy is misleading people. For davinci resolve 8gb GPU is nothing. Minimum is 12GB. I keep getting the gpu out of memory message with 8gb and full hd and 4k. Just Simple "optical flow" use it
Got the RTX 3060 12gb, and I am very happy with it for videoediting in Davinci Resolve (free version) and for Blender. My cpu is an i5-10600k and it seems to be a nice combo.
@@theTechNotice I will upgrade soon. Thanks for all your videos, nice to have a great channel like this, for us creators/gamers. By the way, I used to do my videoediting in Blender, but Davinci just makes it a bit easier. Still learning.
@@1pac882 yes, I am very happy with it, for the price. I came from the GTX1070, and the RTX3060 is maybe 25-50% faster. Depending on the game. I chose the 3060 because of the 12gb vram, as I saw the 1070's 8gb being almost 100% utilised in some games. So only the 3060 gave me more than 8gb, other than 3080's and up. Didn't wanna pay that much for just a gpu. So the 3060 12gb gave me a nice bump in performance, and I got RT and DLSS. And yes, I did get the most overkill version of the 3060; MSI Gaming Z with 3 fans. But, price was ok, its huge and overclocks like crazy, cool and quiet. So, yes am very happy with it, both for gaming and Davinci Resolve. Seems well utilised, and does most of the work compared to the cpu. Got the 10600k, a 6 core 12 thread cpu like your Ryzen 3600.
I actually fill the 8gb of my 3070 very quickly when making art and videos in photoshop. Another thing to consider for vram is how many monitors you are running, their refresh rate, and resolution.
the 12gb rtx 3060 cannot be underestimated that extra 4gb is a massive boost to creators, its also best bang for buck, I'm also a casual gamer, i do not need gaming perf0rmance its not top tier priority but a cheap card with a heap of VRam 12gb is king for me.
BIG REQUEST. How about a “Price Point” workstation video? What I mean is maybe show a few good builds for creators/gamers within specific price points, $1,000, $1,500, $2,000 (what I’m hoping for) and up. I think this would be a popular video for newcomers. (basically I’m looking for something under $3,000, closer to $2,000 to use for Blender, Unreal Arch Viz, etc. and I’m sure a ton of other people are too)
Excellent video for the non-professional creator. It's worth noting that the 3060 and 3060ti are in fact more different than their simple numbering suggests. The 3060 uses the 106 SKU whilst the 3060ti uses the faster 104 SKU which is the same as in the higher 3070 series, making it more like a downgraded 3070 rather than an upgraded 3060. This also allows the 3060ti to run at a faster memory bus speed (256 bit) whilst the 3060 is only (192-bit)... hence the reason why the 8GB 3060ti outperforms the 12GB 3060. Thanks Nvidia for making things so confusing! Update I've seen various comments that Davinci Resolve would run better on the 3060 because it it able to utilise more VRAM than the 3060ti. This of course is true, but only if the project needs that extra V-RAM. Also, in order to get the best out of Davinci, you need the full Studio version as the Free version has some behind the scenes limitations with how it limits the graphics acceleration. I assume that all the testing done here by Tech Notice is done using the Studio version and this would of course explain why it performs so well compared to PremierPro.
Ah yeah for those folks choosing which manufacturer you want. They're all more or less the same. The only major differences you need to look out for is. 1 Cost, 2 how many fans, 3 Is it water cooled, or air cooled. 4 How many PCIE slots do you need to reserve at the back of your rig (Make sure it fits). 5 What's more important to you, MAX POWER, or Smallest size/Quietness. Otherwise a 4080 is a 4080 no matter who you buy from.
Thank you. I very much appreciate how you approached this video. I had an ok idea already, but this helped confirm my understandings and I also learnt a lot. Thank you.
Very good! Octane and Redshift can eat up a lot of VRAM if you rendering 3D models with very high resolution textures. Just thought it needed to be said. ;)
I'm in the unique situation where I'm mainly an audio creator, and the only considerations I need to have for picking a GPU is gaming performance and how well it would handle streaming on Twitch or similar services.
Thank you so much for catering to beginners. I am getting into some 3d rendering and hoping to build my first pc. What GPU would you recommend for blender 3.0? My budget is about 1,600 Canadian.
Hey m8, I have a similar set up, the GPU should be fine but the recommended Davinci Resolve settings are at least a i7 & 4gb of vram. Might not be the fastest but it won't crash on you!
Thanks for the great video! Have been watching for maybe a year or more. Should have subbed before. Just did. I'm new to the editing arena, but want to dive in with the content ideas I have. I'm building a new workstation and have been debating about the video card. 3060 or 3060ti. I recently picked up a MSI 3060 Ventus, but after watching your video I had the chance to pick up a EVGA XC Gaming 3060 ti for a good price, so I did. Will return the 3060. I'm headed into uncharted territory, but my workstation will have a 5900x, 64GB of RAM, 3060ti, 2TB Nvme (gen4). Plan to use the new Fedora 36 and both Kdenlive and Davinci Resolve. Thanks for all the great videos.
I got my computer engineering degree in 1998. Since last few days, I've been thinking to get a GPU for my high performance desktop/workstation. Watched a lot of videos, but your video is the most informative one even though it is more than an year old. Thanks for the to good video.
i am a creator who was waiting for the prices to go down but as they went down, i am hearing that next generation gpus will hit the market. Should i wait for them or should i buy the gpu now because i dont want to upgrade my build for a vey long time. And also, does faster m.2 translate to more video editing performance because i have a gen3 ssd. P.s. i resent this message because I want your opinion.
The most important number is VRAM/dollar. GPUs have become so powerful that performance does not matter too much. What matters is whether you can do certain things at all, be it CAD / computational physics models / video editing, and there you want as much VRAM as possible. Large memory capacity also makes a GPU future-proof, because model size will only increase over time.
Im trying to choose between a used 3070 or a 4060 for streaming Ill be pairing it with my i5 9400 and just a 460w power supply Im thinking 4060 since the 3070 draws much more power I currently have a gtx 1080 inside Any help is appreciated 🙏
I have been editing in FHD for years and years on 16 Ram and 2 and then 4 VRam and that has been more than enough but lately I switched my camera and jumped to 4k and I have been having 3-4 crashes a day the ram and VRam are totally used all the time and I turned on page file on 3 of my drives. I also edit photos on lightroom and everybody says you don't need more ram for photo. But the last upgrades on mask work flow invites you to do a lot of masks and that has been very heavy on both rams. Maybe it is time to rethink what photo workflow needs
7:12 we've been using Gigabyte, Msi and now Asus gpu's at the office and tbh the Gigabyte cards had quite some issues, in contrast to 0 issues whatsoever with the other 2 brands. Do a quick google on Gigabyte cards and you'll find quite some problems.. Ps 7:36 the L stands for Lite, not for Low, it litterally says so on the box haha
I've only heard good things about GIGABYTE's motherboards. Waterforce GPU leaking, Waterforce AIO engine stops working, etc. but everything's good with Aorus boards.
Thanks for your work/effort. what about CAD programs, like Autodesk Fusion 360, Solidworks, SolidEdges or 3D printer programs For Makers not for Pros, with larger projects. There is always talk about games or Blender-Maya, but CAD/CNC rarely or not at all. Which cheap hardware is useful
Thanks for the great helpful videos. Gonna be using your links for a full new build pretty soon but I'm not a super big tech guy can you just confirm a couple things for me. My main usage is going to be editing 4k Sony a7siii video. I plan on using the gyro stabilization which currently says I don't have enough GPU to use. I'll be using Resolve with lots of color correcting etc... I was thinking budget was 2k before watching videos. Was considering uping i5 -> i7 and possibly spending a little more on the gpu. Would using your 1500build + a few upgrades work? Or would those changes suggest other modifications as well? Thanks again for all the helpful vids
would you consider buying the RTX A series if you will use your machine solely for 3d rendering and video editing? I am currently building my machine. But I can't decide whether to go for RTX 3080 Ti and RTX A4000. Since they are almost of the same price. At least locally.
exact what content creator should look for workflow and consider. spending more and not using that gpu to full potential is waste of money and taking someone's opportunity who really need that gpu. u have covered very important subject. 👌
My workflow is all in ProRes Raw 4.2k and I use neat video to denoise. I want I share that if you plan on doing this type of workflow this plug-in uses only up to 25% of the VRAM for 4.2k resolution. I currently have a 3090 ti so it can only use 25% of the 12GB (which is painfully slow) it can take 4 days to render a video. Also, if you plan on doing 6k or 8k raw in the future then a 48GB GPU maybe be a worth it if you are making the kind of income you should be from a raw workflow worthy project. Denoising aside, I feel like the 3090 ti is almost not powerful enough to handle the color tab in premier specially if you have any other adjustment layers with any effects. 🤞for the 4090 ti to be way way way better, because I’m not impressed with the 3090 ti
Scored a 3060ti for $250. Kinda wish I got the 12gb 3060 after reading more about it (this is for Davinci Resolve) but this is my first build and I think it will be more than enough to start, and couldn't pass on the price
Same here. I'm puting together my first build and i think i'll be going for an Rtx 3060 ti. Here in México is not as affordable as the one you managed to get, but still it remains more affordable than all the other options. wish i could go up as high as an 4070 ti, but if i spend more in the GPU i would have to shave some money from other components (like extra ssd nvme drives and the CPU). Sure i will be doing gaming but since my number one priority is to have a goo content creation workstation, i think i will settle for the 3060 ti.
@@rodrigomadera3048 hope you found something that works for you! The 3060 ti has been able to do everything that I have attempted, and it even is decent at running a couple games so far!
The problem for rendering animations is you would need to get the frame renderings down to 30 seconds/frame so you can do a 10 sec (24f/sec = 240 frames) animation in around 2 hours (this gives you time to edit the animation and re render it the same day). To do this with programs like Blender you need at least 2 GPU's. If the scenes are heavy 2K, or +4K, then since 3080's are only 12Gb Vram that means you will need to go the 3090 series (24 Gb Vram). That should future proof your system for the next 5-7 years (The time it will take to make an animation that needs all the Vram, ha ha ha). Oh and Hybrids perform better because they don't hit their thermal limits as fast (once reached the animation rendering slows down)!
Dude I'm STRESSING myself out trying to build a budget video editing PC lol. I want to go with that amazing intel i5 12600k that seems to be one of the best CPUs on the market right now, but I know I'm not actually going to need anything crazy. I have a crypto TH-cam channel and I film the video through OBS so it's not like I'm doing anything crazy. I'm currently using a little lenovo laptop which has surprisingly done well but now that I'm actually trying to do legitimate editing it's starting to struggle. I hope you have a CPU buying guide like this lol. I'm going to go look now. I need to stop tripping a just pick a CPU lol
Can anyone answer me this. I been looking for this answer for a long time. I have a core i5 6600 k cpu which is working fine. But my gpu is GTX 970 which is pretty old card now. I am looking to buy a new graphic card just for 3d rendering from Blender and not going to hugely play games with it. So the Blender software is going to use 100 percent my GPU only? and there wont be any bottle neck. or is there going to be bottle necking even for 3d modeling ? i am planning to get a rtx 3060 ti
Great video as always! I’m building my pc for video editing but I’m still undecided for which GPU I should go, i edit in davinci resolve and also after effects with projects with a lot of graphics, transitions, 3D elements etc… but I don’t if I should buy the 3060 12 gb or the 3060 Ti 8gb because 3060ti have more CUdA cores , it’s faster, it’s 256 bits but 3060 vram where the software can use…if someone can help me out it would be appreciated
Nice video, any suggestions (Cpu, Gpu) for real time game engine creators (Unreal, Unity), mainly for large scale architectural/infrastructure projects (VR, Animation) we're using Rtx quadro cards, but I don't see any benefits other than the bigger VRAM size
@Tech Notice - Thanks for all your work and info. Could you make a video explaining the new AMD Ryzen 7000 processors in relation to IGPU capabilities? I know that Intel's 12900K, 12700K offer video processing that is beneficial even with a discreet GPU. Will the new Ryzen 7000 processors offer similar benefits? Should I be waiting for the Ryzen 7000 or will I get better support for DaVinci Resolve using a 12900K, 12700K? Thanks again!
Good question, As far as I know AMD hasn't released much info about that and if the iGPU in the Ryzen 7000 has media engines, and what codecs they support. Have to wait and see.
Great channel , what’ middle of pack to higher end GPU and processor one can grab today for mainly davinci resolve editing , coloring , rendering , appreciate it
Thanks TN - Dec 2022, getting ready to build a system and I see 3080's seem scarce and higher in price. If I am looking at a 13th i9 system; half of my $2400 build is chewed up by a 3080. For the diff of a 3060Ti, I can add a 2nd m.2 and double my RAM. I edit in 4k and 1080; but I want something beefy enough that I could edit in a higher res (like w green screen) and my system not catch on fire. Any thoughts or clarity would be awesome; thank you for your content.
Sadly there is only really one choice for generally trouble free VR gaming, and that is Nvidia. Went from a 1080 Ti to 4090 for a triple performance gain and running VR in 4K.
I don’t necessarily agree with some of the wording in the video to much, but a great video none the less, also something to add to that is the size of the cards in relation to the viewers case or motherboard, I recently bought a 3080ti only to find out it was a tad to thick, hitting my mobo power connector so I couldn’t use it even though it fit in the case.
5:32 man, this is very big question. Components that they are using are different. It can become broken or even burned with dead gpu because of it. this is very specific question.
Ok everyone, you want more VRAM so you want to get the 3060 12GB, not the TI but If you can afford it, get the 3080 OC which is 12 GB. The more VRAM, the better for editing, color grading, etc.
For creators would be amazing a 3070 12gb. If you need those 12gb, your options with nvidia are either a very low end 3060 or a very expensive 3080 12gb. I got a 3080 12gb but is a little overkill in terms of processing power for my needs, then again, 3060 feels like meh. I have no idea why they didn't offer a 3070 ti with 12gb but what you gona do?
It's happen because the projetc, each unit of the vram chip had 1gb or 2gb of capacity and 32bit of bandwidth for example, do not mix chips of different capacities, and several other factors that influence
These day no other option then Nvidia since Amd focusing on gaming. Im using blender photoshop and some from autodesk. Im an industrial designer..which very happy with Nvidia :).
I struggle with software that controls RGB + Fans; I install many to control each component separately. Is buying the same brand help with this issue? If yes, can you recommend 1 brand?
If a 3070 and 6900 XT are at the same price, 6900 XT is the better choice, right? I'm getting into creativity applications, and I'm really trying to avoid plus% cost of the NVIDIA cards.
My dad usually works with Photoshop and I’m trying to decide what gpu to get for him. Say he wants to Photoshop a very high quality image, would a 3060 12gb gpu work
I first got a zotac 3080ti but it died in less than a week! I returned and exchanged for the Asus TUF 3080ti and has been great. I’d never buy zotac again.
hi what about u just use photoshop /lightroom? would it matter much if i buy amd graphic cards? am thinking of getting 4080 but its too expensive. so am thinking of getting the upcoming 7900xtx. would that be OK for photoshop? thanks
Hi, what about HP NVIDIA RTX A4000? I am working all the time with adobe products and I am not sure what to buy. RTX A4000 or Gigabyte Geforce RTX 3080 gaming OC 10G 2.0?
Hi. I've got a aging pc in my music studio based around an Intel Core i7-5930K 32GB RAM. It's still doing well for music after 7 years but I was wondering whether I could get some significantly better results for timeline smoothness in Davinci resolve if I upgraded the 4GB NVIDIA GTX 960 Graphics Card to a newer one. This would be for several streams of 4k video with colour grading and some effects. I just don't know whether this is flogging a dead horse or even whether a modern GPU would be compatible with my system. Any advice would be very welcome.
Brother thank you so much I was so confused about the team red and team green. I am an architect and I am looking to get a pc my only confusion was should I go for rx 6700xt or 3060ti U just made it very clear
Hi what's the best but cheapest 16gb card to work with Unreal Engine 5 , the game engine software, not the games? Also is the 12Gb RX3060 a good alternative?
@@Ghostlynotme445 really interesting. I'm checking it out as I saw the 7900 gpu was approx the same performance as a 4070 for UE5 GPU recommendations I believe
There are many tech channels, yours stands out because it is honest, and presents its topics in a detailed and interesting way. My sincere congratulations !!👋👋👋👌👌🇬🇷
Hey Tech Notice. I need your advice. Will this specs be good enough for 4K 30&60fps editing/rendering? I'm using Premiere Pro, After Effects & Media Encoder(all 2022 version) as my main editing software. - Core i5 12600K - RTX 3060 12GB - 32GB DDR4 3600Mhz RAM
Does the advantage of nvidia disappear for someone with an intel 12th gen cpu ( with igpu ) ? I heard you say in an another video that intel encoders are better than nvidia's
Hi tech notice, i am a 3d artist as you said in video that 12 gb vram is better but after that statement you said you should buy 3060ti. It confused me. Kindly clarify. Btw nice video. I wish more creator tall about 3d rendering rather than gaming.
So depending on your workflow and scenes, some scenes require more VRAM some less. At the same time the rendering power is faster on 3060ti but the 3060 has more VRAM. Just figure out which is more important to you? :)
im somewhat of a 3d artist and i'd say it's worth it to go with the non ti versions, regardless of the small loss in performance, in 3d rendering, textures eat up the vram so if you plan on using very high resolution textures you need as much GB as possible
3060 and 3060ti would both be fantastic GPUs. The TI processes faster while your working by about 20%. The 12gb 3060 only shines when you go over 8GB VRAM limit. That's what caused the 3060 to outperform the 3060ti and 4060, but for some software and games, it might crash if it tries to load past that 8GB wall.
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we need an update on this topic with new drivers etc
VRAM does become important if you're using Resolve. Once you start using things like temporal noise reduction or optical flow on UHD timelines and greater then it's quite easy to chew up more than 8GB of VRAM. For this reason I opted for a 3060 over a 3060Ti and am glad I did because most of my own projects end up using 9GB+ of VRAM.
Yep DR prefers VRAM to RAM.
@@theTechNotice once you say 8gb is ok up til 8k, than you say its ok for 4k? whats up man? cant decide 3060 or 3060ti.ti would be much better for aming, but i have to consider editing too. i have sony a1.
@@k.o.t.o.n.uhd is 4k
@@coin777 no way hudini
the guy is misleading people. For davinci resolve 8gb GPU is nothing. Minimum is 12GB. I keep getting the gpu out of memory message with 8gb and full hd and 4k. Just Simple "optical flow" use it
Got the RTX 3060 12gb, and I am very happy with it for videoediting in Davinci Resolve (free version) and for Blender. My cpu is an i5-10600k and it seems to be a nice combo.
If you upgraded to Studio, it would be even faster coz them it can fully utilise the GPU :)
@@theTechNotice I will upgrade soon. Thanks for all your videos, nice to have a great channel like this, for us creators/gamers.
By the way, I used to do my videoediting in Blender, but Davinci just makes it a bit easier. Still learning.
I'm also looking to get the 3060 for my build which is a ryzen 5 3600 with 32gb ram 3200mhz, would u recommend it well
@@1pac882 yes, I am very happy with it, for the price. I came from the GTX1070, and the RTX3060 is maybe 25-50% faster. Depending on the game. I chose the 3060 because of the 12gb vram, as I saw the 1070's 8gb being almost 100% utilised in some games. So only the 3060 gave me more than 8gb, other than 3080's and up. Didn't wanna pay that much for just a gpu. So the 3060 12gb gave me a nice bump in performance, and I got RT and DLSS. And yes, I did get the most overkill version of the 3060; MSI Gaming Z with 3 fans. But, price was ok, its huge and overclocks like crazy, cool and quiet. So, yes am very happy with it, both for gaming and Davinci Resolve. Seems well utilised, and does most of the work compared to the cpu. Got the 10600k, a 6 core 12 thread cpu like your Ryzen 3600.
@@mike78bassmanify thanks mate really appreciate it, jus out of curiosity how much did u pay for urs
dude your only youtuber that actually Shows best tips on creators keep it up To many gamers reviews and such not enough creators youtubers
I actually fill the 8gb of my 3070 very quickly when making art and videos in photoshop. Another thing to consider for vram is how many monitors you are running, their refresh rate, and resolution.
If you need tons of VRAM maybe try Quadro? It's expensive but got VRAM for days
nice info! But can you tell me how monitor you have, their resolution and refresh rate?
Just asking as I have 2 1080p monitor, with 60 and 100 hz
@@ahmadnajwan18464, One 2k at 120hz, two at 1080 60hz, and one at 4k at 60hz.
You're making videos in Photoshop?
@@EggKnight yup you can
the 12gb rtx 3060 cannot be underestimated that extra 4gb is a massive boost to creators, its also best bang for buck, I'm also a casual gamer, i do not need gaming perf0rmance its not top tier priority but a cheap card with a heap of VRam 12gb is king for me.
I have similarity here with you a creator and a casual gamer. 3060 12gb, is it good to play games like PES/FIFA and editing video in 4k?
@@bagasfajar8165nah it can't 4k but this bad boi can 8k render 💀 even 1440p ultra gaming 60+fps
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(basically I’m looking for something under $3,000, closer to $2,000 to use for Blender, Unreal Arch Viz, etc. and I’m sure a ton of other people are too)
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Clean and Clear - I had these confusions popping up my mind for almost more than a year. Thanks for clearing it up!
Excellent video for the non-professional creator.
It's worth noting that the 3060 and 3060ti are in fact more different than their simple numbering suggests. The 3060 uses the 106 SKU whilst the 3060ti uses the faster 104 SKU which is the same as in the higher 3070 series, making it more like a downgraded 3070 rather than an upgraded 3060. This also allows the 3060ti to run at a faster memory bus speed (256 bit) whilst the 3060 is only (192-bit)... hence the reason why the 8GB 3060ti outperforms the 12GB 3060. Thanks Nvidia for making things so confusing!
Update
I've seen various comments that Davinci Resolve would run better on the 3060 because it it able to utilise more VRAM than the 3060ti. This of course is true, but only if the project needs that extra V-RAM. Also, in order to get the best out of Davinci, you need the full Studio version as the Free version has some behind the scenes limitations with how it limits the graphics acceleration.
I assume that all the testing done here by Tech Notice is done using the Studio version and this would of course explain why it performs so well compared to PremierPro.
I am just starting to plan my 1st pc build. You are by far the best teacher. Thank you for making your videos so easy to understand.
Ah yeah for those folks choosing which manufacturer you want. They're all more or less the same. The only major differences you need to look out for is. 1 Cost, 2 how many fans, 3 Is it water cooled, or air cooled. 4 How many PCIE slots do you need to reserve at the back of your rig (Make sure it fits). 5 What's more important to you, MAX POWER, or Smallest size/Quietness. Otherwise a 4080 is a 4080 no matter who you buy from.
Thank you. I very much appreciate how you approached this video. I had an ok idea already, but this helped confirm my understandings and I also learnt a lot. Thank you.
Very good! Octane and Redshift can eat up a lot of VRAM if you rendering 3D models with very high resolution textures. Just thought it needed to be said. ;)
Good point! Thanks for that input.
I'm in the unique situation where I'm mainly an audio creator, and the only considerations I need to have for picking a GPU is gaming performance and how well it would handle streaming on Twitch or similar services.
Thank you so much for catering to beginners. I am getting into some 3d rendering and hoping to build my first pc. What GPU would you recommend for blender 3.0? My budget is about 1,600 Canadian.
Probably a 3080 would fit your budget ? Check the latest pricing through the links in the description.
I am on a seriously tight budget... Is the RTX 3060Ti still a good choice for an editing rig running DDR4 and an i5 12600K?
Hey m8, I have a similar set up, the GPU should be fine but the recommended Davinci Resolve settings are at least a i7 & 4gb of vram. Might not be the fastest but it won't crash on you!
@@BumpkinBrosdon't be fooled by the labeling, a 12600k is more powerful than a 11th gen " i7 " and lower gen I7s, they are just labels.
Wow, this was exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!
I would have also mentioned the size of the GPU relative to the case (two fan GPUs vs three fan GPUs) otherwise great video.
Thanks for the great video! Have been watching for maybe a year or more. Should have subbed before. Just did. I'm new to the editing arena, but want to dive in with the content ideas I have. I'm building a new workstation and have been debating about the video card. 3060 or 3060ti. I recently picked up a MSI 3060 Ventus, but after watching your video I had the chance to pick up a EVGA XC Gaming 3060 ti for a good price, so I did. Will return the 3060. I'm headed into uncharted territory, but my workstation will have a 5900x, 64GB of RAM, 3060ti, 2TB Nvme (gen4). Plan to use the new Fedora 36 and both Kdenlive and Davinci Resolve. Thanks for all the great videos.
This is very helpful and cleared a lot of my questions! Thank youuu!
I got my computer engineering degree in 1998. Since last few days, I've been thinking to get a GPU for my high performance desktop/workstation. Watched a lot of videos, but your video is the most informative one even though it is more than an year old. Thanks for the to good video.
i am a creator who was waiting for the prices to go down but as they went down, i am hearing that next generation gpus will hit the market. Should i wait for them or should i buy the gpu now because i dont want to upgrade my build for a vey long time.
And also, does faster m.2 translate to more video editing performance because i have a gen3 ssd.
P.s. i resent this message because I want your opinion.
Buy gpu now so you can earn more money and afyer some time sell the gpu. And buy the new one. Time is money
i think better for waiting. rtx 40 will do much better about 70-80% perf
The most important number is VRAM/dollar.
GPUs have become so powerful that performance does not matter too much. What matters is whether you can do certain things at all, be it CAD / computational physics models / video editing, and there you want as much VRAM as possible. Large memory capacity also makes a GPU future-proof, because model size will only increase over time.
Im trying to choose between a used 3070 or a 4060 for streaming
Ill be pairing it with my i5 9400 and just a 460w power supply
Im thinking 4060 since the 3070 draws much more power
I currently have a gtx 1080 inside
Any help is appreciated 🙏
I have been editing in FHD for years and years on 16 Ram and 2 and then 4 VRam and that has been more than enough but lately I switched my camera and jumped to 4k and I have been having 3-4 crashes a day the ram and VRam are totally used all the time and I turned on page file on 3 of my drives. I also edit photos on lightroom and everybody says you don't need more ram for photo. But the last upgrades on mask work flow invites you to do a lot of masks and that has been very heavy on both rams. Maybe it is time to rethink what photo workflow needs
Is rtx 2060 good for a creator? It's the cheapest rtx card available in my region at the moment new with warranty.
Thankyou for giving valuable information
7:12 we've been using Gigabyte, Msi and now Asus gpu's at the office and tbh the Gigabyte cards had quite some issues, in contrast to 0 issues whatsoever with the other 2 brands.
Do a quick google on Gigabyte cards and you'll find quite some problems..
Ps 7:36 the L stands for Lite, not for Low, it litterally says so on the box haha
Agreed. ASUS and EVGA are the gold standard for gaming cards repurposed for creator work.
Potato-potada 🤣🤦
I've only heard good things about GIGABYTE's motherboards. Waterforce GPU leaking, Waterforce AIO engine stops working, etc. but everything's good with Aorus boards.
Would the RTX A series like the A4000 be better for creator content such as animation? Or stick with regular RTX cards such as the 30 and 40 series?
Hello I d like to ask you what do you think about nvidia Geforce RTX 4060 will be good for 8k video editing ? Many thx.
i do 3d blender ,after effects and davinci resolve,which gpu should i go with,rtx 4070 12gb or rtx 3080 10gb
Can you do a video, about min GPU, to edit FHD, 4K, 8K, 12K Video...? Also storage GBs needed for 10-min video in each of such resolutions?
Thanks for your work/effort. what about CAD programs, like Autodesk Fusion 360, Solidworks, SolidEdges or 3D printer programs For Makers not for Pros, with larger projects. There is always talk about games or Blender-Maya, but CAD/CNC rarely or not at all. Which cheap hardware is useful
Thanks for the great helpful videos. Gonna be using your links for a full new build pretty soon but I'm not a super big tech guy can you just confirm a couple things for me. My main usage is going to be editing 4k Sony a7siii video. I plan on using the gyro stabilization which currently says I don't have enough GPU to use. I'll be using Resolve with lots of color correcting etc... I was thinking budget was 2k before watching videos. Was considering uping i5 -> i7 and possibly spending a little more on the gpu. Would using your 1500build + a few upgrades work? Or would those changes suggest other modifications as well?
Thanks again for all the helpful vids
would you consider buying the RTX A series if you will use your machine solely for 3d rendering and video editing? I am currently building my machine. But I can't decide whether to go for RTX 3080 Ti and RTX A4000. Since they are almost of the same price. At least locally.
so... what did you get??
Thank you. Finally A video that makes good sense in a sea of confusion.
For Blender using a i5 13600k, which one would be better a 3060 12gb or a 3060Ti 8gb?
Im also using Substance Painter for texture. 1080p.
exact what content creator should look for workflow and consider. spending more and not using that gpu to full potential is waste of money and taking someone's opportunity who really need that gpu. u have covered very important subject. 👌
This has been super helpful, thank you
My workflow is all in ProRes Raw 4.2k and I use neat video to denoise.
I want I share that if you plan on doing this type of workflow this plug-in uses only up to 25% of the VRAM for 4.2k resolution.
I currently have a 3090 ti so it can only use 25% of the 12GB (which is painfully slow) it can take 4 days to render a video.
Also, if you plan on doing 6k or 8k raw in the future then a 48GB GPU maybe be a worth it if you are making the kind of income you should be from a raw workflow worthy project.
Denoising aside, I feel like the 3090 ti is almost not powerful enough to handle the color tab in premier specially if you have any other adjustment layers with any effects.
🤞for the 4090 ti to be way way way better, because I’m not impressed with the 3090 ti
I don’t understand how it’s possible for a top tier gpu to be “almost unable to handle the colour tab In premiere”
@@definingslawek4731premiere is ancient software, adobe refuses to rewrote it, the end.
Scored a 3060ti for $250. Kinda wish I got the 12gb 3060 after reading more about it (this is for Davinci Resolve) but this is my first build and I think it will be more than enough to start, and couldn't pass on the price
Same here. I'm puting together my first build and i think i'll be going for an Rtx 3060 ti. Here in México is not as affordable as the one you managed to get, but still it remains more affordable than all the other options. wish i could go up as high as an 4070 ti, but if i spend more in the GPU i would have to shave some money from other components (like extra ssd nvme drives and the CPU). Sure i will be doing gaming but since my number one priority is to have a goo content creation workstation, i think i will settle for the 3060 ti.
@@rodrigomadera3048 hope you found something that works for you! The 3060 ti has been able to do everything that I have attempted, and it even is decent at running a couple games so far!
Honestly your are the best - thanks
The problem for rendering animations is you would need to get the frame renderings down to 30 seconds/frame so you can do a 10 sec (24f/sec = 240 frames) animation in around 2 hours (this gives you time to edit the animation and re render it the same day). To do this with programs like Blender you need at least 2 GPU's. If the scenes are heavy 2K, or +4K, then since 3080's are only 12Gb Vram that means you will need to go the 3090 series (24 Gb Vram). That should future proof your system for the next 5-7 years (The time it will take to make an animation that needs all the Vram, ha ha ha). Oh and Hybrids perform better because they don't hit their thermal limits as fast (once reached the animation rendering slows down)!
Can we use double 3090Ti ?
My kidneys aren't even worth that...😂😭😂😂
Dude I'm STRESSING myself out trying to build a budget video editing PC lol. I want to go with that amazing intel i5 12600k that seems to be one of the best CPUs on the market right now, but I know I'm not actually going to need anything crazy. I have a crypto TH-cam channel and I film the video through OBS so it's not like I'm doing anything crazy. I'm currently using a little lenovo laptop which has surprisingly done well but now that I'm actually trying to do legitimate editing it's starting to struggle. I hope you have a CPU buying guide like this lol. I'm going to go look now. I need to stop tripping a just pick a CPU lol
I'm from Bangladesh. Now I'm very clear idea about GPU . Thank you very much 💘
Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!I needed this !
Can anyone answer me this. I been looking for this answer for a long time. I have a core i5 6600 k cpu which is working fine. But my gpu is GTX 970 which is pretty old card now. I am looking to buy a new graphic card just for 3d rendering from Blender and not going to hugely play games with it. So the Blender software is going to use 100 percent my GPU only? and there wont be any bottle neck. or is there going to be bottle necking even for 3d modeling ? i am planning to get a rtx 3060 ti
Thank you. Excellent info.
Thank you for this amazing video!!!
Which would you recommend for a 4K timeline in DaVinci Resolve with BRAW 6K 50fps?
Great video as always! I’m building my pc for video editing but I’m still undecided for which GPU I should go, i edit in davinci resolve and also after effects with projects with a lot of graphics, transitions, 3D elements etc… but I don’t if I should buy the 3060 12 gb or the 3060 Ti 8gb because 3060ti have more CUdA cores , it’s faster, it’s 256 bits but 3060 vram where the software can use…if someone can help me out it would be appreciated
Go with 3060 12gb cause of stability is King not speed❤
Nice video, any suggestions (Cpu, Gpu) for real time game engine creators (Unreal, Unity), mainly for large scale architectural/infrastructure projects (VR, Animation) we're using Rtx quadro cards, but I don't see any benefits other than the bigger VRAM size
Which graphics card on a budget will u recommend for 4k music video editing?
@Tech Notice - Thanks for all your work and info. Could you make a video explaining the new AMD Ryzen 7000 processors in relation to IGPU capabilities? I know that Intel's 12900K, 12700K offer video processing that is beneficial even with a discreet GPU. Will the new Ryzen 7000 processors offer similar benefits? Should I be waiting for the Ryzen 7000 or will I get better support for DaVinci Resolve using a 12900K, 12700K? Thanks again!
Good question, As far as I know AMD hasn't released much info about that and if the iGPU in the Ryzen 7000 has media engines, and what codecs they support. Have to wait and see.
Also, AMD Cards do not (natively) support CUDA.
Great channel , what’ middle of pack to higher end GPU and processor one can grab today for mainly davinci resolve editing , coloring , rendering , appreciate it
Great video! What about new Intel GPU for example a750 and a770 for creators?
Thanks TN - Dec 2022, getting ready to build a system and I see 3080's seem scarce and higher in price. If I am looking at a 13th i9 system; half of my $2400 build is chewed up by a 3080. For the diff of a 3060Ti, I can add a 2nd m.2 and double my RAM. I edit in 4k and 1080; but I want something beefy enough that I could edit in a higher res (like w green screen) and my system not catch on fire. Any thoughts or clarity would be awesome; thank you for your content.
Let me catch someone recommending a AMD GPU for content creation.
Very Usefull video. Great Sir
Sadly there is only really one choice for generally trouble free VR gaming, and that is Nvidia. Went from a 1080 Ti to 4090 for a triple performance gain and running VR in 4K.
Which one should i choose Rx 6650 xt or Rtx 3060 for a good amount gaming and also some productivity task( like 2-3 days week of productivity)
For 3D rendering redshift cinema 4D RTX 3050 or RTX 2060 which one should I buy !?
I don’t necessarily agree with some of the wording in the video to much, but a great video none the less, also something to add to that is the size of the cards in relation to the viewers case or motherboard, I recently bought a 3080ti only to find out it was a tad to thick, hitting my mobo power connector so I couldn’t use it even though it fit in the case.
Good point. 👍Please tell me what part of my wording would you improve on? 🤔
Sounds like a TUF issue. Those cards are so damn wide.
Good video. Fitting the right tool to the job is tricky. Ppl can easily waste a lot of money.
5:32 man, this is very big question. Components that they are using are different. It can become broken or even burned with dead gpu because of it. this is very specific question.
Is it still worth it to get 3060 ti for 3d rendering? Or what is a better card for the same price as 3060 ti?
which card did you choose? are you happy with your decision?
Ok everyone, you want more VRAM so you want to get the 3060 12GB, not the TI but If you can afford it, get the 3080 OC which is 12 GB. The more VRAM, the better for editing, color grading, etc.
For creators would be amazing a 3070 12gb. If you need those 12gb, your options with nvidia are either a very low end 3060 or a very expensive 3080 12gb. I got a 3080 12gb but is a little overkill in terms of processing power for my needs, then again, 3060 feels like meh. I have no idea why they didn't offer a 3070 ti with 12gb but what you gona do?
It's really strange that 3060 has more VRAM than 3070 and 3070Ti
It's happen because the projetc, each unit of the vram chip had 1gb or 2gb of capacity and 32bit of bandwidth for example, do not mix chips of different capacities, and several other factors that influence
Hopefully RTX 4070 Ti 12gb will be coming soon.
@@jadtarekhaddad yes and in europe will be on msrp when 5070 comes out, at january it will be priced 1400usd
as you always says to buy cpu with integrated graphic because of encoders does that applicable for amd as well?
These day no other option then Nvidia since Amd focusing on gaming.
Im using blender photoshop and some from autodesk.
Im an industrial designer..which very happy with Nvidia :).
I struggle with software that controls RGB + Fans; I install many to control each component separately.
Is buying the same brand help with this issue? If yes, can you recommend 1 brand?
Fancontrol is a nifty little free program that can control all fans in your system.
Not too sure if something for RGB exists as well.
Ryzen 7800x3D with rtx 3060 12 gb or Rtx 3060ti ???
i have a GTX 1080, do i need to upgrade to 3060 ti for video editing? would it make a lot of difference?
Nice video great information thanks!
Thanks for watching!
If a 3070 and 6900 XT are at the same price, 6900 XT is the better choice, right? I'm getting into creativity applications, and I'm really trying to avoid plus% cost of the NVIDIA cards.
Hi I will be mostly editing 4k video which one should I go for 2060 with 12 gb vram or 3060ti with 8gb vram
My dad usually works with Photoshop and I’m trying to decide what gpu to get for him. Say he wants to Photoshop a very high quality image, would a 3060 12gb gpu work
Thank you, comrade. Very simple and usefull.
I first got a zotac 3080ti but it died in less than a week! I returned and exchanged for the Asus TUF 3080ti and has been great. I’d never buy zotac again.
Thank you - you are awesome
Thr brand matters vastly when it comes to warranties. There are some absolute shady gpu brands and fantastic one's
I'm assuming getting a machine with 40 series in going to be better than any 30 series?
Best video guide ever i seen 😀😍
hi what about u just use photoshop /lightroom? would it matter much if i buy amd graphic cards? am thinking of getting 4080 but its too expensive. so am thinking of getting the upcoming 7900xtx. would that be OK for photoshop? thanks
Hi, what about HP NVIDIA RTX A4000? I am working all the time with adobe products and I am not sure what to buy. RTX A4000 or Gigabyte Geforce RTX 3080 gaming OC 10G 2.0?
Hi. I've got a aging pc in my music studio based around an Intel Core i7-5930K 32GB RAM. It's still doing well for music after 7 years but I was wondering whether I could get some significantly better results for timeline smoothness in Davinci resolve if I upgraded the 4GB NVIDIA GTX 960 Graphics Card to a newer one. This would be for several streams of 4k video with colour grading and some effects. I just don't know whether this is flogging a dead horse or even whether a modern GPU would be compatible with my system. Any advice would be very welcome.
Brother thank you so much I was so confused about the team red and team green. I am an architect and I am looking to get a pc my only confusion was should I go for rx 6700xt or 3060ti U just made it very clear
Probably better off with the 3060TI.
What do you think about amd radeon 6750XT ?
Where should I plug the monitor in? In the mainboard or the GPU?
Hi what's the best but cheapest 16gb card to work with Unreal Engine 5 , the game engine software, not the games?
Also is the 12Gb RX3060 a good alternative?
4060 ti 16gb $420
@@Ghostlynotme445 really interesting. I'm checking it out as I saw the 7900 gpu was approx the same performance as a 4070 for UE5 GPU recommendations I believe
There are many tech channels, yours stands out because it is honest, and presents its topics in a detailed and interesting way.
My sincere congratulations !!👋👋👋👌👌🇬🇷
Sponsorship doesn't necessarily mean honest. With Nvidia boxes and cards so prominent in this video, you sure it is really honest? :)
Hey Tech Notice. I need your advice. Will this specs be good enough for 4K 30&60fps editing/rendering? I'm using Premiere Pro, After Effects & Media Encoder(all 2022 version) as my main editing software.
- Core i5 12600K
- RTX 3060 12GB
- 32GB DDR4 3600Mhz RAM
I would like to know that too... I am currently building on a pc with the same stats but with a i5-12400f as the processor.
Yes.
What about "Founders Edition" ?
Can you please talk about quadro GPU? 👀
Very usefull, thank you so much.
Does the advantage of nvidia disappear for someone with an intel 12th gen cpu ( with igpu ) ? I heard you say in an another video that intel encoders are better than nvidia's
Intel decoders are better, nvidia encoders are better
Hi tech notice, i am a 3d artist as you said in video that 12 gb vram is better but after that statement you said you should buy 3060ti. It confused me. Kindly clarify. Btw nice video. I wish more creator tall about 3d rendering rather than gaming.
So depending on your workflow and scenes, some scenes require more VRAM some less. At the same time the rendering power is faster on 3060ti but the 3060 has more VRAM. Just figure out which is more important to you? :)
@@theTechNotice Oh ok, got it! ✌
im somewhat of a 3d artist and i'd say it's worth it to go with the non ti versions, regardless of the small loss in performance, in 3d rendering, textures eat up the vram so if you plan on using very high resolution textures you need as much GB as possible
@@carlomdlf Wo, really? Thanks for that man. infact 3060 is in my budget so I guess that is my perfect choice.
3060 and 3060ti would both be fantastic GPUs. The TI processes faster while your working by about 20%. The 12gb 3060 only shines when you go over 8GB VRAM limit. That's what caused the 3060 to outperform the 3060ti and 4060, but for some software and games, it might crash if it tries to load past that 8GB wall.
Which GPU do we need for machine learning? At least for next 3 years
😂😂that double tap while sponsor and 2:20 hilarious 😂🤣