Should you Buy an Nvidia GPU or an AMD one for Gaming?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, you will find (in my opinion) if you should buy an Nvidia GPU or An AMD one for gaming
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"Don't fall in love with the company" is very very accurate. these are companies trying to make money not our friends
Finally
A useful video on yt shorts
thanks bro
@@ShadowGamingPC1should I buy a pc with amd for Fortnite my budget is 650$ us
@@CheemBurgerHasArrivedclearly you didn’t watch the whole short
Oh i don’t think i watched it
@@CheemBurgerHasArrivedyes, but nvidia is way better for Fortnite than amd but definitely buy a amd cpu
Additionally, 3D modeling (Blender in particular)/Adobe apps seem to run better with Nvidia so keep that in mind too
AMD still runs just as good as Nvidia
No 😂😂@@JahonCross
@@JahonCross not one bit
What does blender/adobe programs have to do with gaming.
If you’re ganna play games, you buy AMD
@@bc4391 Many people do both, believe it or not.
Good to see video that end with “don’t be a fanboy”, PC community have been toxic lately due to fanboys
I agree bro they make hateful comments everyday when I recommend a GPU hahaha
@@ShadowGamingPC1fr man so toxic, doesn't matter how scummy the company is, if the gpu is good, the gpu is good
@@XbladedGG based
@@ShadowGamingPC1 Based facts
Yes, I know whose side more toxic, you can find out if you read all the comments, they are everywhere lol
If you have money, AMD.
If you have body parts or somebody else's, Nvidia.
Also remember that AMD GPUs usually come with more VRAM compared to their Nvidia counterpart which could be another factor you might want to cover
I do cover that factor all the time in my videos, unfortunately shorts are only 1 minute long max :(
More VRAM doesn't mean higher framerate btw. VRAM just reduces stutter for loading in textures. You need more VRAM if you wanna play on 4K because they have more pixel dense textures, but apart from that, VRAM wouldn't be a problem with recent GPUs. It might even cost you more to run with more VRAM because it needs more energy and AMD is not the best at energy efficiency. If you live in europe, those extra energy bills might make you invest in more energy effecient cards. But at the end of day it all just depends
Tho amd cpu's energy effeciency got a huge buff and better then Intel, don't k wo about gpus power effeciency tho @@floriank5675
Vram doesnt matter if the gpu itself is weak, like saying 4060 is bad and a770 is good because it has 16gb. Reality is, vram matters in games where devs dont care about players and dont optimize their product.
@@TheBeleonoh sorry, I didn't write a full thesis on the complete guide on what is important in a GPU. Most games today are more demanding today, unless you're playing WoW, you're generally going to be needing more VRAM and Nvidia unfortunately doesn't provide a lot of VRAM with a lot of their GPUs COMPARED to AMD.
AMD for budget friendly gaming and VRAM
Nvidia for high end gaming and content creation
That's the way I've always seen it.
And keep in mind that pairing an AMD GPU with an AMD CPU gives you access to SAM (Smart Access Memory)
SAM is Resizeable Bar on Nvidia So it also work for nvidia gpu with amd cpu
Sam is a lot better than rebar@@Pty101
Sam is overrated its generally a tiny bump in performance, sometimes no bump.
@@GeneralS1mba It's really not, first of all the difference it makes varies from game to game. Some can give up to a 15% performance improvement compared to having it off. It's even more defined with intel, where their GPU's are literally unusable without reBar turned on. Also it's free performance when turning on a setting? Don't see anything overrated about that.
@@b3as_t Sam eats a lot of vram for 1-5 fps increase in AAA , sometimes not at all
It does make fps stable
But still 1-1.5 gb of vram extra for 5 fps is not worth it
Better use LOSSLESS SCALING
Something not related to gaming but is worth mentioning is
if you're a developer and plan to use machine learning, only Nvidia GPUs currently support Machine Learning(at least for now). So, that can be a deciding factor as well.
good point bro!
Yeah the greatest of all time "CUDA"
Does the RTX 3060 come with good CUDAs?
I had an AMD in my laptop before I switched over to a pc and dropped a 3060 in a small package with I7. Performs really well, it can do Ray tracing if you want to sacrifice fps
Sold my 3060 12gb for a rx 6700 10gb. Runs Cyberpunk with 35 more average fps.
W wid as always.
Can you please make a video on things to be careful of and check before buying a used GPU? I'm planning to get a used 6750XT/6800XT with 1yr+ warranty left.
If it got a warranty it should be fine
Do Benchmark tests and high fps test to see if they results are as good as the other 6750XT/6800XT and how much coil whining it has. Also warranty left is always a good thing, so you are pretty much on the safe side
AMD: Best bang for your buck, but you lose out on compatibility and features.
Nvidia: Higher price, but more compatible and optimized for games, along with quality features such as RTX and DLSS. Although AMD is working on improving their versions of these too.
And better performance in rendering/creating.
Not really better optimized for games since a lot of games prefer AMD especially console games since bother PS5 and Xbox use AMD
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agreeee
Amd is not best bang for your buck the nvidia gpu are and they are better in every way in the real world but on paper amd puts the specs higher then they are and nvidia puts them lower then they are so looking at the paper of a amd to a nvidia gpu for comparison is not as close to performance wise they is a big difference in the performance
Don’t fall in love with the company
Wise words
This
Well to fair it all depends. Study your parts like cpu/gpu combos and find ones that work for your budget. Its crazy whst deals you find out their nowadays even with prebuilds. Mine was 1,100 and the thing has a i7 13th gen with the 4060ti. When i look usually thats pretty close to the price for those parts.
I agree
Should also mention OS. Linux users are far better off with AMD . Some Windows games are now faster on Linux if you have AMD
who cares about linux, gaming on linux is like a ride a ferrari with a 1000cc engine.
@@felipeazcoaga91I do
No one cares about that.
Just because you two don't give a shit about Linux doesn't mean that it's not superior in some ways to Windows.
@@JustElijahRS we are talking specifically for gaming, thats the quote of the video, Linux is the most useless platform for gaming, even an android smartphone is just better.
I actually bought a 4060 cause of dlss and Ray tracing, i know mine cannot run that ultra ray tracing/path tracing so well but still runs better than my old amd rx6000 series on cyberpunk with rt enabled so that's enough for me
Amd now also has frame gen, afmf so thats a nice feature and works amazing! My 96 fps was turned to 230!
The "Factor" was personal
That "Fucktor" got me 😂
“dont fall in love with the company” is the best advice a consumer could hear, let them form their own opinions and do their on research before settling on a product and spending thousands of dollars on something
It’s all about what you value most. I value raw power per dollar, so AMD is the best option for me, but it’s also equally valid to prefer nvidia for what it offers. Just don’t be a corporate lapdog and we’re all good.
right now, the only nvidia gpu that worth it is the 4090 as its in its own class. All other nvidia gpus are outmatched in terms of performance per dollar by amd
True except the super refresh provides slightly more value
@@justmatt2655what's super refresh? You mean resolution?
@@Dragonlord826He's talking bout the new 4070 Super, 4070 Ti Super and 4080 Super. But the only one that had any meaningful performance boost over the original is the 4070 Super
@@SergeantThug ah I got you forgot they decided that 4070 ti super was a good idea. Should've just been super.
@@Dragonlord826nah should’ve been 4070 Ti Super X Hyper UltraPerformance OC+
One extra factor is your current monitor. If you sank any money into a monitor with freesync then you will likely not get the same fidelity as a monitor with gsync if you have a nvidia. And vice versa.
Lastly resolution. Amd may handle larger monitors and larger resolutions better. Ultra wide 2k may struggle on a card with less ram. Eventhough 2k is doable. You just have much more screen to load in the vram.
And finally. Productivity. If your gpu is daster than a 1050 basic. It will do fine in cad. Only rendering may take a little longer but this is negligible since most people dont render 95% of the time or at all.
I play many single player games with Ray Tracing on my 3060.
Wow, the first non-biased GPU TH-camr that I’ve seen.
One thing to consider is what else you're using the card for. A lot of programs are designed around NVidia. Video editing stuff performs better with NVidia and all the new AI stuff also uses CUDAs which are believe are only NVidia. NVidia gives you more flexibility.
Finally a fair compare
DLSS, Ray Tracing, Frame Gen, Path Tracing(only RTX cards)
FSR 3.1, Frame Gen(all GPU old and new)
Ryzen with FSR is fine. For production unfortunately I'd choose Nvidia due to compatibility with codecs etc....
My radeon 7800xt is the most beautiful piece of equipment i have.
Unfortunately its drivers are not compatible with my favorite games.
I bought the 4070 ti super oc. Lobe them both, i still think the Radeon is a very sturdy build as well. You do not need anything to keep it from sagging either.
Honestly iv played games at their lowest resolution and AMD has managed to upscale it to 1080p and I honestly can't even notice. Except for flight SIM it doesn't seem to work on that.
Finally a good creator that doesnt spread fake information
Spot on! Great video
Keep in mind, that in most cases nvidia cards draw less power. That could be a big factor
I want Nvec fr
Gran video bro
I'm building a pc for game development, so i think 3060 is a great deal thanks to the 12gb vram it offers. I already have a ps5 to run games and im happy with 60fps games since I'm more of a story driven gamer. That's my thing 😅
I play PUBG, I'm on a tight budget. Should I go with Amd 6000 series with a Ryzen 7500f or it's nividia equivalent. I may stream on twitch too.
Not me running a Intel a750
that's good to
Don’t forget this year amd is unlocking some features from the 7000 series gpus that will make fsr just like dlss
Okay for me it’s not about budget it’s more about justifying dropping that much bread on a gpu. Idc what it can do I just can’t swallow dropping that much bread on a gpu or any component for that matter. So for me I’ve always preferred AMD not because they’re better but because they come in for more competitive then nvidia. I’ve owned both several times over throughout the years. Yes nvidia has the better features and software. However AMD has really gotten their shit together the last few years and I don’t think that should be left unrecognized.
the fck im stuck in my 1060 3gb vram.
Well technicaly the rx 7900 xtx is better than the 4080 super so unless you can afford the 4090 going for amd is a way better option
I just mixed a little bit of both I picked a i5 146000k with rx7800xt until nvidia comes with more ram
Uh the 4090 has like 20 something gigabytes
@@Dylanj8795yea but u get more ram on and for a thousand left but the 4090 Is still better
@@zaeemjahangiri2520 yeah vram isn’t everything
Yes JUST type your CPU + GPU what u want And check benchmarks So many people making videos about So much games with So much combos..
Nvidia anyday, i've had much more issues with amd some games requiring tweaking in order to work properly etc. Ordered new parts yesterday i was amazed to see that in my country atleast nvidia and intel has better price to performance ratio than amd.
It sounds like imma have to get 2 pc’s 😮
"Don't fall in love with the company" means you can still be a strong supporter for either brand, but DONT shit on the people who would prefer the one you do not. Neither brand is going to have their CEO personally come to your doorstep to thank you over a nice cup of tea
If you plan on streaming/recording while you game nvidia all the way, plus a lot of fps games support nvidias low latency mode
I agree
Finally someone said it 🤲🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾”please do not be a fan boy”🔥🔥
thanks bro, so many fanboys in the comments are mad even when I said this
I was wondering if 64gb of ram, a ryzen 7 7800x3d, and radeon rx 7900 xtx could run Fortnite on graphics at 400-500 fps (to fit my 500hz monitor)
yes
If you can afford it, get an Nvidia card. For raw power per dollar, AMD is pretty good. But the driver support is such a hustle. If you hope to do anything in addition to gaming, don't bother with amd. At least not for now.
If you're budgeting for a gaming PC and looking for the best price to performance ratio or $/fps, AMD takes the cake. AMD also wins in the gaming category even with worse ray tracing because a lot of games don't even take advantage of ray tracing/DLSS technology! If you're not playing games/have a monitor where you're actually going to see the benefits, it's really not worth buying into the markup. Unless your budget is limitless.
If you're doing any type of digital (especially 3D) designing, you'll want an NVIDIA GPU for sure though.
If you can use DLSS and a 2060 super thats a good budget option, but not every game has DLSS
the answer is simple:Nvidia(better drivers,more powerfull,dlss is light years ahead of fsr)
I always perfer nvidia because of the control panel and geforce experience. I used to use amd and it was by no means bad just i perfer nvidia.
The one gamy any nvidia rtx card can do raytracing, is minecraft
ye def not cyberpunk path tracing. true thats undoable
@@plasmahvh rocking a rtx 4070 super on 1440p and i can do patch tracing with around 90 fps with near to no decrease in visuals and near to no input delay. on just dlss balanced with frame gen
@@zemoxt dont tell that to amd fanboys who think only the 4090 can do RT/PT
From personal experience, I've yet to encounter a time when AMD was better than AMD. All my PC gaming I do seems to work better on Nvidia then AMD.
Plus, they don't have the driver woes when the GPUs first come out. I HATE dealing with PC issues. Nvidia is just much easier to work with.
Honestly, amd isn't so bad if you plan to play on linux
I hate it that people on the internet nowadays basically love amd and want to shame people for having nvidia gpus
yes and the other way around too, sometimes it gets too toxic for no reason unfortunately
For a 650w gold power supply witch is better?
Depends on the GPU you're comparing, but the RTX 4000 Series from Nvidia are very power efficient so I'd go with any of them (except the 4070 ti , 4070 ti super and above)
If you are content creator buy nvidia (cuz of features like nvidia broadcast)
If u r just a gamer u can buy amd
Why forgot intel...
In my country RX 7700xt costs $518 and RX 7800 xt costs $651......what should I get ......or should I get nvidia rtx 4060ti 8gb which is also $460 ..........also here rtx 4070 costs $680.... what should I do.....I wana make budget 1440p gaming rig
You need a minimum of 12 gb of vram for 1440p. Get the 7800xt. Pluss the 4060 is known as a bad cars.
4060 is horrendous, get the 7800 xt
@@pattyd343 thanks for your suggestion......but I'm a little tight in budget so I think I will stay with rx 7700 XT......isn't it also very good?
@@hassaanbinmajeed496 try buying a used card.
@@hassaanbinmajeed496considering the almost $150 difference, it might actually be an even better deal so yes go for the 7700 xt
Amd working now on framegen for every card also microsoft and intel working on "cuda" monopoly...
I have both, but to be honest amd gpus are better cost effective, but they consume a good level of power
I really wanted to buy a 6700xt when my gtx 1070 unexpectedly died in 2023 but the cheapest 6700xt i could find was for 347$ so i ended up buying rtx 3060 12gb for 275$ i do not regret my decision because so far i have been able to max out most of the games without ray tracing at native 1080p i hope it will last for another 3 years lol
Ik the fucktor is that i gotta do works aswell so amd won’t cut it out for me :,( i need that extra boost nvidia gives me
Rx6800 say hi
Rx6800: hi
And to be honest just buy the best for your money and don't watch the FPS because if you have the best gpu and after 1 year any company released new gpu with just %1 more fps you will hate yourself and want buy it and man its not usable just rtx 3080 is more than enough for games and anything else you really don't need more than that
For only gaming amd better
For productivity/ 3d model - Nvidea
For majority - Amd is enough
If you’re a pro gamer or you’re just filthy rich - Nvidia
Also remember, if you're using Linux and don't want to install proprietary GPU driver, AMD is better choice. Their opensource driver usually works out of the box.
So if my fov game is Fortnite what is better? And btw now i have rtx 3060ti
Rtx 4060 is fine for me 320$ in my country it is somewhat affordable
If the 3060/ti is around that price it might be better
I'm still running 3070 still good
What would be better for 1440p gaming, rx7800xt or 4070super?
If raytracing isn't a factor, the 7800xt is a no-brainer
@@JustSkram what is the benefit of ray tracing? Does it make the graphics better?
Me running rtx shaders in minecraft witha. 1650
What should I look for in a graphics card for 3d rendering on Vray?
Depends on your budget but most of the time and video is better for 3-D modeling and stuff like that
You shold swith things up and buy an intel arc gpu
Sos argentino no?
Why does everone just mention that Nvidia has features like DLSS and NO ONE ever mentions that AMD has awesome drivers with many useful features and performance upscales such as AntiLag, FSR, RSR or upscaling?
DLSS is objectively better than FSR. However you could argue FMF which Nvidia doesn't have an answer to right now
Because half of those things you only ever turn on if the game you're playing doesn't support fsr baked in. Driver level scaling isn't the best and can cause unexpected issues depending on the game.
@@JustSkram even then the fact that they exist is a good thing. It's better than not having them at all. They don't need to be perfect since it's a back up option to something better.
Productivity = NVIDIA
Rich/want best performance = NVIDIA
Budget low/mid tier gamer = AMD
Mid/low-ish high tier = AMD
(I give that one to AMD because the 7900xt is better then the 4070 TI Super for gaming (better performance) with also more VRAM and cheaper price, so it’s not HIGH tier as in 4090, but still high tier in general)
The Intel arc series is actually a very real competitor to the budget AMD options
Also, with lower end cards, the reason people might still want Nvidia is because they have better software
@@Dylanj8795 🧢
@@Dylanj8795 okay I’ve used NVIDIA for 5 years on my gaming PC and about 6 on my laptop and I’ve had an AMD GPU I swapped to before Christmas 2023 and I can tell u with 100% certainly that AMD’s Adrenalin software is better and easier to use then NVIDIA’s
Layout, features, ease of use, hell you can ever Overclock the fucking GPU in the thing itself
@@Dylanj8795 I’ve seen results from the Arc and while yes in some applications it is actually pretty damn impressive
In others it gets crushed or just plain doesn’t do as good when compared to AMD or NVIDIA
Its similar to how NVIDIA beats AMD in productivity like blender, I would get a AMD over Intel because AMD is simply better supported on more things, I got a guarantee that it actually works no matter the application at decent performance, Intel doesn’t have that yet, because of drivers and not being in the game for too long
So for a gamer entering the PC world I’d argue AMD is a better option
Intel arc is kind of budget now tho
As my monitor qhd i go fo 4070 ti super
Me getting an intel gpu 😶🌫️
Ofc a nvdia rtx4090
Yo u got 330 dollars which GPU should I get I was thinking of a second hand 6800
Pretty good option
I think RT is the future for gaming unfortunately so I’m going NVIDIA for future proof. Plus DLSS
Not really ray tracing has been the biggest letdown currently my 4090 takes pretty large hits for games to look very slightly nicer imo not worth it
AMD because Linux and has similar features but a bit worse.
Both have good and bad gpus
I agree 100%
No gpu is bad, it's the pricing
I personally bought a 3060 12gb for blender, but it does run some games with ray tracing at more than playable frame rates
AMD is better price/performance at every tier level except the 4090 - which is practically unaffordable.
Rtx 4060 is cheaper than 7600xt and still performs better on some games.
Why not have both? 🤔
Don’t listen to anyone about GPU performance when they play Minecraft.
So you mean Nvidia have better graphic and better raytracing and AMD have better perfomance and more fps ?
I notice no one talks about intel at all . Do they suck when it comes to gaming ? No computer people talks about the CPUs or GPUs , atleast not on youtube.
Zach’s tech turf talks about Intel CPU and GPU
The Intel arc is actually a very good budget option is a very real competitor to AMD
Can i have one of those gpus on your desk
A 3060 can run rtx on most at 24 fps
Me parece que no eres alguien que habla inglés nativo porque se notan un poco españolizadas algunas palabras, si no es así me lo puedes decir. Buen video.