I just dont see much longevity with Nvidia cards unless u pay a premium price. 12GB of VRAM for that price is horrendous and its obvious as day that they want u to upgrade sooner than later. Additionally the feature set of the new gen will be 50-series exclusive, as in past gens. I personally dont see much value at all in the current Nvidia gen and it all feels like an experiment of how far they can go by riding the FOMO train.
To be fair, Nvidia uses GDDR6X vram, while AMD uses GDDR6 vram. The X version is better. So 12 GB of X is like 16 GB of standard. A little fact that AMD don't want anyone to notice.
ProYamYamPC : the cheapest that I can buy today in the EU is the Zotac Twin Edge RTX 4070 Super 12GB costing 672 EUROS = 719 US dollars....and its launch price was supposed to be 560 EUROS = 599 US dollars. The RX 7800 XT 16GB beats it in every game possible at every resolution possible and it costs 570 EUROS = 609 US dollars....and even the RTX 4070 Ti 12GB can't touch it in raw rasterizing performance in any game whatsoever So tell me ProYamYam....how is the rtx 4070 super a best value GPU ? How can you even call it a "value" gpu at all ?!?!?!?!
To be fair it is definitely great at its MSRP. You can't fault him for the fact that in the EU its more expensive when it's not nearly that price basically everywhere else. His point still stands, just not specifically where you live based on the prices you specifically have.
@@lflyr6287 you’re not listening to what I’m saying. I said it was the best value NVIDIA GPU. I even said for rasterisation, the 7800 XT/7900 GRE are better options as they provide more value…
@@KrisHandsome no it doesn't. And yes, where I live matters more because the majority of sales happen in the EU and the EU prices matter more due to sheer number of GPU sold.
Watch out with your sponsorships fella - might want to abide by the sponsorship guidance on youtube eg disclose it at the start, use the sponsored hovering thingy, and put clearly at start of video descriptions "Sponsored". Also maybe have the word Sponsored in the title? Keep on though, your content is very good 👍
Very good point mate, I've updated the video now. I believe as long as I disclose it in the video, I think it's all good. But just to be safe, I've enabed the sponsorship YT thingy. I'm glad you like the content!
@@ProYamYamPC I think the fact the GPU was on loan from MSI is not too bad, but if any money did change hands from MSI then yeah, there's a chance people will take it badly. I was more thinking about the mic/headset product being sponsored therefore making this a sponsored video even if the main subject of the video is the gpu. It's a tricky subject to navigate and you are building up a decent rep with your content so better to navigate YT sponsorship waters early to keep your rep and standing good with your audience 👍 Go grab yourself a GTX 680 4GB... I'm curious to see how it fares these days 😁
in which universe? 7900GRE performs about 8-13% better in some games while it matches 4070super in others (talking about rasterization). It's nowhere close to a 4080
@@suparibhau Ive owned 4080 and a 7900GRE you can run games at max for nearly the same fps on both. The rasterization is fine when running 1440p, it is not noticeable the difference between them. Your argument is not good. The 4070 Super is 800$ and the 7900GRE is 550$ Still a really really ood deal for the price, your argument as I said is not good.
@@Mr_chaotic_x my argument is not good because you own both cards? It barely takes 5 min to check both of their benchmarks. Go watch Daniel Owens video on 7900GRE vs 4070 super and explain how tf does your card magically performs similar to a 4080
@@suparibhau its about 9-11% worse than a 4080 its not that bad its actually really really good but for the price just get the 7900GRE as it is close, also how are you following TH-cam videos when I say I've owned both these cards, bros getting heated at a hypocritical statement.
@@ProYamYamPCI say AMD is currently better than Nividia, they have close performing and better budget options. The only thing I want these companies to do with will never happen is allow people to make there own softwares and drivers for these things, which do more than just small stuff.
For casual video editing, sure. But any decent composition in after effects or premiere pro with multiple GPU effects will run way better in Nvidia. There's a reason why pretty much every professional editor / 3d animation artists go with Nvidia, cause CUDA is that good
@@suparibhau Bro this channel reviews for gaming and video editing, also I work in blender and unity and animating is fine and fast Yes CUDA is good but ma this for gaming to professional editing and 3D effects, also they use professional GPUS not gpus like this lol
My go to GPU if I were to build a gaming PC today.
It’s definitely up there. As someone who uses the Nvidia feature set, I’d be happy picking one of these up
Drink every time you hear
"Just enable Dlss"
😆🤣🤣
Yeah it would be rough🤣🤣 Still, DLSS is a bit of a game changer🤣
Well yes, a little above the PS5 Pro GPU and with DLSS and FG, you are all set for this generation.
its also the only higher performance gpu that can fit a mini itx available with less than 250mm in length.
AMD abandoned mini ITX builders altogether.
Thats a very good point. I suspect this would fit in a lot of ITX cases, if not, models like the Ventus 2x would be perfect
I just dont see much longevity with Nvidia cards unless u pay a premium price. 12GB of VRAM for that price is horrendous and its obvious as day that they want u to upgrade sooner than later. Additionally the feature set of the new gen will be 50-series exclusive, as in past gens.
I personally dont see much value at all in the current Nvidia gen and it all feels like an experiment of how far they can go by riding the FOMO train.
To be fair, Nvidia uses GDDR6X vram, while AMD uses GDDR6 vram. The X version is better. So 12 GB of X is like 16 GB of standard. A little fact that AMD don't want anyone to notice.
This video, was, quite good.
Thanks mate🫡
would love to see a frame gen video on this
I'll love to get that made. I'll start working on it!
ProYamYamPC : the cheapest that I can buy today in the EU is the Zotac Twin Edge RTX 4070 Super 12GB costing 672 EUROS = 719 US dollars....and its launch price was supposed to be 560 EUROS = 599 US dollars.
The RX 7800 XT 16GB beats it in every game possible at every resolution possible and it costs 570 EUROS = 609 US dollars....and even the RTX 4070 Ti 12GB can't touch it in raw rasterizing performance in any game whatsoever
So tell me ProYamYam....how is the rtx 4070 super a best value GPU ? How can you even call it a "value" gpu at all ?!?!?!?!
I never said it was the best value GPU. I said it was the best value Nvidia GPU….
@@ProYamYamPC As I've asked you consequently....how can you even call it "best value" GPU....not matter what brand....
To be fair it is definitely great at its MSRP. You can't fault him for the fact that in the EU its more expensive when it's not nearly that price basically everywhere else. His point still stands, just not specifically where you live based on the prices you specifically have.
@@lflyr6287 you’re not listening to what I’m saying. I said it was the best value NVIDIA GPU. I even said for rasterisation, the 7800 XT/7900 GRE are better options as they provide more value…
@@KrisHandsome no it doesn't. And yes, where I live matters more because the majority of sales happen in the EU and the EU prices matter more due to sheer number of GPU sold.
Watch out with your sponsorships fella - might want to abide by the sponsorship guidance on youtube eg disclose it at the start, use the sponsored hovering thingy, and put clearly at start of video descriptions "Sponsored". Also maybe have the word Sponsored in the title?
Keep on though, your content is very good 👍
Very good point mate, I've updated the video now. I believe as long as I disclose it in the video, I think it's all good. But just to be safe, I've enabed the sponsorship YT thingy. I'm glad you like the content!
@@ProYamYamPC I think the fact the GPU was on loan from MSI is not too bad, but if any money did change hands from MSI then yeah, there's a chance people will take it badly.
I was more thinking about the mic/headset product being sponsored therefore making this a sponsored video even if the main subject of the video is the gpu.
It's a tricky subject to navigate and you are building up a decent rep with your content so better to navigate YT sponsorship waters early to keep your rep and standing good with your audience 👍
Go grab yourself a GTX 680 4GB... I'm curious to see how it fares these days 😁
@@marknewellmusic I appreciate you looking out for me mate🙌 I’ll see what I can do about the GTX 680
i have a 3700x and gonna pair it with a 4070 super in a couple of months hopefully
Big bottleneck I worry... It would be still one with the Ryzen 7 5700x in games like cyberpunk for example
get your self a 7900GRE wich performs like a 4070 super for 200$ less than get a am5 7600 cpu
you can probably change your cpu to ryzen 7 7800x3d
Just get a same value 7900GRE which performs like a 4080, 4070 ti super, for the price of a 4070
in which universe? 7900GRE performs about 8-13% better in some games while it matches 4070super in others (talking about rasterization). It's nowhere close to a 4080
@@suparibhau Ive owned 4080 and a 7900GRE you can run games at max for nearly the same fps on both. The rasterization is fine when running 1440p, it is not noticeable the difference between them. Your argument is not good. The 4070 Super is 800$ and the 7900GRE is 550$ Still a really really ood deal for the price, your argument as I said is not good.
@@Mr_chaotic_x my argument is not good because you own both cards? It barely takes 5 min to check both of their benchmarks. Go watch Daniel Owens video on 7900GRE vs 4070 super and explain how tf does your card magically performs similar to a 4080
@@Mr_chaotic_x also 4070 super costs 600 dollars not 800 lol, that's 4070 ti super
@@suparibhau its about 9-11% worse than a 4080 its not that bad its actually really really good but for the price just get the 7900GRE as it is close, also how are you following TH-cam videos when I say I've owned both these cards, bros getting heated at a hypocritical statement.
I mean, AMD is fine for video editing. I use both a 4070 ti super and a 7900 XTX. Lmao.
I might put my 6700 XT in my editing PC. It's been a while since I used AMD for video editing
@@ProYamYamPCI say AMD is currently better than Nividia, they have close performing and better budget options. The only thing I want these companies to do with will never happen is allow people to make there own softwares and drivers for these things, which do more than just small stuff.
For casual video editing, sure. But any decent composition in after effects or premiere pro with multiple GPU effects will run way better in Nvidia. There's a reason why pretty much every professional editor / 3d animation artists go with Nvidia, cause CUDA is that good
@@suparibhau Bro this channel reviews for gaming and video editing, also I work in blender and unity and animating is fine and fast Yes CUDA is good but ma this for gaming to professional editing and 3D effects, also they use professional GPUS not gpus like this lol
@@Mr_chaotic_x I’m not too sure, after the multiple videos I’ve seen benchmarking GPUs in creative applications, Nvidia runs away with it
Garbage gpu. Advertised for ray tracing and drops below 60 fps at 1080p with RT.
Failure of a product.