The Best GPU for rendering with Blender. Using single and dual GPUs Part 1. RTX3070, 3080 and 3090.
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What is the best GPU for rendering with Blender. In this video I test single and dual RTX3070, 3080 and 3090 GPU for rendering scenes in Blender.
This is part 1 of a series of videos where I test gpu render in 3D software like Blender, Maya and 3D max with Redshift, Vray and Cycles.
Blender demo files: www.blender.org/download/demo...
Blender with CyclesX: builder.blender.org/download/...
SOBA Noodle Scene: www.behance.net/gallery/96440...)
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Awesome video! Very helpful! Looking forward to the rest of the videos in the series. Can't wait to try out the same benchmarks on my own systems.
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This is really good focused benchmarking - I’ve been looking for a solid media production focused hardware channel. Thank you for producing these.
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Just found this channel whilst looking for dual gpu support in Blender. Really great content and delivery - well researched and just the right balance of tech detail providing all the key info in a well produced format. Keep it up. Subscribed.
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Best channel on benchmarks I've ever seen!
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At last, someone is doing the exact reviews I have wanted for years!
Honestly, it's so hard to find this kind of content - thank you very much!
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Awesome video, had exactly the information i was looking for and was informative but also concise. Thanks!
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Very useful content. Im using dual 5600XT at the moment. Now i was seeking new gpus and found your video about dual 3070.
Thanks Mike for doing this. Looking to get 2 x RTX 3090 soon so this is very useful. Looking forward to part 2! 😊
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This is one of the best videos , really appreciate it
These are the best comparison videos, well done and keep it up!
thanks raymond.
Thanks for the most recent benchmark in blender. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
Thank you! This explains so much that other videos do not. Everyone benches 1 gpu… and fatally shares the exact test scene with visuals. really let me know that I do need higher vram cards. The photorealistic cad models I have to render with 4mil poly in redshift just bog down on 3080tis. Can feel it based on the ratio of smaller scenes to larger scenes. The non linear speed decrease is very noticeable… time for threadripper pro and some free flowing pcie 16x 4.0 lanes.
Thank you for this man! I'm currently using a gtx 1080 and I'm now upgrading to a 3090. Had to buy a prebuilt to get one and was still skeptical about it as I wanted to eventually add another 3090 for the vram. There wasn't much information available about shared vram anywhere else. Thank you once again!
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This is really helpful for a beginner like me, Probably the best video in terms of information, much thanks 🙏🏻
hi bhargav chavda, Thanks for watching, Check out the other videos on my site.
It would be interesting to see this revisited. Especially since the 40xx cards are out now, and as well Blender is now on 3.5. I feel in some cases pricing makes buying a seccond 3080 look far more apealing. Even more so if you have a 12GB version. While only the 3090 has NVLink I have found if you have enough system ram and really work on optimizations you can get buy pretty well with 12GB. As not only are the Blender benchmarks not representative of a real workload, but also are optimized to show the lowest possible time. Where the wild you're concerned about far more than just one single highly optimized frame.
Love these videos, real useful information. I love the A series man, I really don't want to be memory limited, I'd give up the clocks for that security
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This was very professional, really good job 👏 👍
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Subscribing was the least I could do, Top work sir!
I only get to watch my dream GPU and my dream software together.
dream big sir. thanks for the sub
Thank you! This is a great content you're making you have a new subscriber!
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Great video! I have a 2080 TI and am thinking of getting a RTX 3060 as a render GPU - would a combination of between the 2000 & 3000 series be advisable? Focusing on 3D and rendering in Maya, Blender, Arnold and Octane.
Thank you for you videos they are very much appreciated. Great GPU content
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hi უხამსი ხამსი, thanks.
Great video!, I'm looking to build a new pc by the end of the year, and I'm wondering if it's worth going through the hassle of putting my 980 in (alongside a new gpu) with the system to have faster animation renders, pretty sure I won't be able to afford 2 new gpus even if the gpu prices go down.
Great video. Do you see any benefit of choosing a Quadro card over those cards?
Great video!
Could you post all the info/spec for the parts you used in the benchmarking computer?
I am in the process of building a new desktop and in particular I am wondering about what motherboard you used (when you mentioned workstation vs regular desktop parts).
Thanks!
Very interesting benchmark. Thanks for testing it using Blender demo files, it is something that Blenderians can relate to. 😄
One question though, did the Cycles Optix denoising, Fast GI approximation turned on when you did this test? If not, it could render much2 faster.
hi Double U Studios, No i did not turn on denoise as I wanted to tests to be raw benchmarks.
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Love the content, great insight and presentation. You deserve more audience for sure :)
I run already a vintage Intel i7 950 on Asus P6T MB which luckily is a PCI 16 and I wish to replace my 1050 Ti with some RTX model or even think about getting a laptop with RTX but those are pricey and noisy.
Does it makes any sense to get a rtx 3060 ti on my oldie or should I go to banksters for a loan for full desktop upgrade?
well you could start with the GPU upgrade. you can always transfer it to a new system at a later date. The RTX3060 to will still run great in the older systems even at gen 3 PCIe
@@MediamanStudioServices I believe his setup would be PCI-E is Gen 2. My Sandy Bridge (P67 chipset) came later and is also had Gen 2 as well from 2011.
I'm really enjoying your content Mediaman.. I was wondering about performance losses between older chipsets? Comparisons between Gen 2,3, And 4? Thanks for great informative video!
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Sweet mother of mercy, DUAL 3090's.
This machine is practically Thanos's gauntlet.
check out this video with 4 RTX3090 GPUs
th-cam.com/video/H0lRWAzdGPQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching
Nice work!
very helpful info. thank you
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This is what I was after, thanks man
Really helpful content, thanks. Something I’ve been struggling to get a definitive answer to in online searches, hoping you might know the answer - would a dual GPU setup increase viewport render performance in Blender, or is the extra GPU only useful for final render?
Hi By The numbers. Viewport only uses one GPU.
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Splendid video thank you sir!
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As requested: currently using a single 3060ti.
Also - very nice vid, Mike. Thanks so much.
These videos should have more views. I recently bought an entry-level rig for Blender and CAD: a Dell Precision 3450 with an i7 CPU and a Quadro P620. Just enough to get started smoothly.
hi John, thanks for watching the channel.
Hi Mike, Thanks for all the testing you do. Could you do some comparisons between Nvidia and AMD graphics cards specifically for Blender only renderings. Cheers
Thanks for the idea! I would love to but I do not access to AMD GPU at this time. As soon as I ca get my hands on some i will make a video.
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@@MediamanStudioServices will do
Love your channel! I’m grabbing a new pc this month and am debating between a 5950x and a 3990x both setups with 2x rtx 3090s. I work primarily in C4D and unreal. I would love to see some render tests with these setups in octane! Keep up the great videos!
hi TJ, good luck getting the new system, sounds like s anice set up.
A 3990x is best for general 3D work and game development since it can compile shaders much faster due to core count. In addition to having more PCIe lanes. However if you work on animations primarily then 5950x is your best choice due to its much faster single thread performance which will allow for faster viewport playback so you can quickly re-iterate on your animations. While still having a good core count. Keep in mind that you only get 24 lanes with it so your GPU's will be running at 8x each which will degrade GPU performance by about 1% but that is still within margin of error.
Best of luck with what you get.
Also. Do not get the FTW3 3090's as they have faulty power. I had one die on me while being pushed to 100% for over 15 minutes. Best choice is the Asus ROG strix or the TUF. Then the MSI gaming x trio after. These are what I have experience with. Generally EVGA cards will break if I push them too hard. Same happened with an EVGA 2080ti a year ago.
@@nawafalrawachy394 I would have to agree, the 5950x is a faster CPU. As for GPUs in a desktop system, check out my latest video in this topic. th-cam.com/video/57gJvskWvPA/w-d-xo.html
@@nawafalrawachy394 Thanks Nawaf! I’m torn after hearing news about Alder Lake now. I wonder if it’s worth waiting for that.
12900k + 3090FE + 128GB RAM for blender, AR, PR & PS . Your videos steered me into getting the 3090
Glade I could help Dewayne Dailey. Thanks for watching
Very well done video!
thanks Kerry. Glad you liked it. Check out the new video on A6000 vs. the 3090
Very good information,
But, if i use 2 gpu, with motherboard that only have 16x pcie for the gpu, will the result be the same? Is it worth it to use 2 gpu in motherboard with only 16x pcie for the gpu?
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Glad I stumbled on this. The downside is GPUs are so hard/expensive to get right now. Have to wait a while to try this out.
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This is gold for us blender users :)
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@@rk-pl5mk Hi Bhai, oh yes 😁
Thanks for your input on these issues. They have really helped me a lot. I have a question for you, and this is how it behaves in Unreal Engine, for 3D production of Architecture...
Unreal does not use more than One GPU at a time. sad but true......
I'm using a few 3090s. I needed a PCIE extension cable to squeeze the 4th one into my Threadripper system because there wasn't enough space to fit 4 cards in there due to the slot spacing.
What kind of PSU are you using to power all the GPUs?
@@mikebrown9826 I would almost guarantee that barring this person having a really jank setup, they are using a dual PSU case with 3 of the GPUs on an independent supply or something similar.
Happy New Year’s 2024
Question: did the dual GPU rendering get any better with subsequent releases of Blender?
Where is it now in 2024 with this system?
I ask as I’m hopefully about to buy a Lenovo of this pedigree.🇦🇺🤜🏼🤛🏼😎🍀☮️☮️☮️
Love this, but man, the frequency of camera cuts in the first minute gave me headaches.
Thank you for adding the cycles x benchmarks. It's the future of blender!
I have a 3060. I got it because I'd rather have the 12GB vram rather than the extra speed of a 3070. Plus's cheaper (and the only card I've had the chance to buy at MSRP.) After watching a few of your videos I was thinking of adding another, but the comment you made about having a workstation CPU has me worried now. Would I get the full benefits of a second GPU on an 8700?
Hi, check ou the video I did not using two GPU in a Desktop.
th-cam.com/video/57gJvskWvPA/w-d-xo.html
there is very little performance reduction when using a Desktop sysyem.
Thanks for watching
@@MediamanStudioServices Thanks for the reply. I checked out the video and it seems like I should be good! This is such good news!
Wow, so that means I could get pretty close to single 3090 rendering speeds for much cheaper and still more vram than the dual 3070 setup. Is there a reason you haven't been talking about the 3060 in your videos? It seems like the ultimate budget render solution if you can get your hands on two of them.
Thanks for you videos. This is very refreshing for someone who mostly uses their computer for blender.
@@pathwaysmadepublic I just have not been able to get a RTX3060 yet. Once I do I will make a video
When I discovered this channel my first thought was that Mr. Mediaman could be the brother that Roger Moore never had.. lol.. Jokes aside, this was really an extremely helpful video since I was asking myself if two RTX 3070's with a roughly price tag of $998 could beat one RTX3090 or not and voila, you just gave me the answer in this video.. Many many thanks! And yeah I am aware of it but I don't need the vram and my scenes are never that much complex.. and even if, I wouldn't mind.. But this way I could save 500 precious dollars.. Awesome! Even two RTX 3080's can still save you some 100 to 200 dollars which seems to be the safer option to avoid a failing CUDA test. But if you stick to OptiX then no issues with RTX 3070. Now I wonder.. what other double card options could be lurking out there that could deliver similar results with even a cheaper price tag? Because that's the whole point: Getting similar results with lower prices..
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Good video test, Thanks for the post.
Just started to use blender, GPU 3070FE
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what 3090s are those blue ones and where can i can blower style 3090s besides ebay
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I also have a new video with the RTX A6000 vs. the RTX3090. Please watch that video
very well done review and a solid presentation. As a 3D freelancer I have been keeping an eye out for the RTX- series since launch. The funny thing is that due to unavailability I switched back to a... 1080ti and it still works fantastic ^^. The only thing I am really missing out on is RTX but due to Unreal 5's real time lighting solution "Lumen" the desire for RTX cards for production has been lowered.
ps. it might be an idea to research Edit Poly modeling performance in Blender and if/how the GPU impacts the performance. In Blender modeling performance is mainly CPU based so it would be interesting to see some combination with CPU/GPU.
Hi Remon, you are still missing out on raw processing power of the new gen GPUs as well. Yes its crazy getting a GPU in today's market, but the production times savings could be worth it
check out my video here.
th-cam.com/video/ilcHvNOrPWg/w-d-xo.html
The difference in improvement in things like Substance Painter is shockingly different - I went from 1070 to 30 series, and it was worth it. I would recommend saving up and watching out for a good opportunity.
@@aintnomeaning thank you for the comment. It is definitely a purchase on my mind for a while now. The 1080 TI just performs so well the requirement is not there just yet. This in combination with the double market prices makes me want to hold off a bit but if I can snatch a 3080 for a good price I might just bite :P
@@remon563 For sure!
Great video - thank you!
Are there any disadvantages to using an SLI/Nlink setup with twin RTX 3090s? - the potential of having 48GB of VRAM sounds awesome, but does this 'combined' monster card run slower than separate 3090s each handling a tile or bucket or the render individually (provided the scene fits into 24GM VRAM of course)?
there has been report of the Nvlinked GPUs running up to 30% slower than tow single GPU each running a render job. When I get my hands on a second 3090. I will bridge them together and do some tests,
@@MediamanStudioServices Thank you!
@@MediamanStudioServices hey, i would be very interested in this test as well. Have you already tested it?
I'm getting good 4k renders of a walk through animation of the Soba benchmark scene. Tile size had to increase to 4096. Actual render time 16 seconds per frame in Cycles on blender 3.0 with an overlook rtx3090.
that's some nice performance. I have not dived into Blender 3.0 too much yet. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
Would perform similarly linking the same kind of GPUs but as eGPUs via 2 thunderbold 3/4 ports? Much easier using an ultrabook for easy tasks and then when need more powerful computer link the eGPUs modules to the ultrabook. And checking the differences in rendering time between using a ultrabook with ddr4 ram and a ultrabook with ddr5 ram.. and between using thunderbold 3 and thunderbold 4 ports..
Will two cards improve the signle precision or double precision floar point processing
Or it has no effect on that
you might like to try out the Turbo Tools addon for Blender. It can render the classroom scene in 12 seconds on a gtx1070, and will even clean the individual passes so the classroom scene's complex compositor will work (the only denoiser to be able to do that).
free addons? Where can we purchase this?
is it worth taking a 4k monitor to 3080? for work, rendering
@@dimavirus9979 I have a 4k and a 1080p monitor hooked up to my gtx 1070 for rendering.
I've currently in a middle of my small form factor itx build (iqunix zx1).
- Last part I'm missin is the GPU so was wondering if it is worth to purchase the Asus TUF rtx3080 ti @£1500 (if its priced fairly well due to inflation) as currently with the normal 10GB is about the similar price and considering the super may come out soon (yet chancing in availability which is a challenge nowadays).
I use blender mostly for vehicle design and plan on to create some animation soon!
Currently I'm running Ryzen 9 5900x with 32gb ram. Thanks!
Hi Pei, if you can wait, I would get the super/ti versions of the new GPU, but they will not be available until Jan 2022
Thank you so much for the great explanations! I have a quick question - I plan to build a small render farm for Blender and don`t know what would be better - use a machine with several video cards (RTX) or several machines with one card each
This all depends on the system you are trying to run. Running multiple GPUs are harder on your CPU as well. You need a CPU with good IPC (good single core performance). My example: 4x GTX 1060 6GB are 5 to 20% faster on a AMD 3700X system compared to my older i7 2600K. This isn't too much, but the 1060s are rather weak cards. Running multiple more powerful cards, might be bottle-necked by your CPU. Try to read up more info and build a balanced server. I would aim for one PC with a high end CPU and multiple cards.
@@gogolapeter Thank you so much! now I got principal) Really appreciate it
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Thank you for the awesome video! I have two questions, 1. What brand of 3090 are you using I've never seen a blower style 3090 before, and 2. Currently where I live 3070 is around $1200, a4000 is $1500 and 3080 is $1500.also there are rumors of 16GB 3070 coming. For blender use, do you recommend to just go for a single 3080 over all the other options or any of the others if budget is also important. Thank you again for your awesome content!
hi SNineGeek, I would wait for the 3070ti as it is reported to have 16gn of Vram.
thanks for watching
A4000 is hotter and louder than consumer cards (like blower style gpu) but better in rendering than 3070 ti
@@HackingFunDotCom yes the single blower fan in the A4000 is loud. I will wait and see about the new 3070 with 16gb of VRAM. I think this will be a good GPU
Great video! So what measurements would I be calculating to determine how “complex” a scene is? Is there a trick or formula to determine “ X amount of complexity requires X amount of VRAM” ?
in general be on the lookout for scenes with a lot of transparency, light sources and volumetrics as all of these can increase rendering time a lot. of course this is also affected by the number of assets, how big the textures are and the number of polygons.
Great video, I was wondering if the gaps between performance are similar on laptops? Especially between an rtx 3070 vs 3080, thanks a lot!
Hi Baze, be very careful of the marketing and Names os GPUs in Laptops. as an example, an 3080 Laptop gpu performs about the same as a 3060 desktop GPU due to the power limitation in laptops. I do not recommend laptops for any 3D work unless you are mobile everyday. Just get a Desktop at a cheaper price and more performance.
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Currently I am using get 1650ti mobile GPU, I have Asus tuf a15 ryzen 7 4800h with 16gb ram.....I started using blender around 3 months ago, & its been a great experience but now I feel I need a true workstation, I am doing some freelance work to get me in a rtx pc.
Hope I can achieve it quickly, i wanna go into virtual production, so i Start learning unreal engine too ✌️
thanks for sharing your experiences with the channel Ravi Ranjan. Good to hear artist progressing in this industry. keep up the hard work and success.
Very good content. I buy half year ago Ryzen 9 5900X, ecc 64GB RAM, on asus pro ws x570-ace, MSI 3080Ti supreme.
hi Kuzwk, this is a nice system
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thanks bro ,cheers
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Great content, appreciate your effort.
I've a question, does the RAM frequency affect the rendering speed? for example, is there a difference between 4400 Mhz and 3200 Mhz when it comes to rendering ?
hi Muath, yes it matters for scene load times into the GPU. But 3200 would be the min speed I would in a system. But also once the scene is loaded into the card, then system RAM does not matter anymore unless the scene is to large to fit into Vram. Then you have a completely different problem.
Thanks for that video, it was really nice! But I got another question: I'm using Blender for quite a while now for small projects. Now I really want to do some bigger ones. For that, I'm planning to buy a new computer. But I really can't decide which GPU I should pick. I'm pending between the RTX 3080 10 GB, the RTX 3080 12 GB and the RTX 3080 Ti. Sure, I could just buy a 3080 Ti, but how much of a difference would it make compared to a 3080 10 GB or 12 GB? And would it be worth the extra money? Hope you can give me a little advice. ;)
hi Felix, I would get the 3080 12GB and save a few dollars over the ti version
Again I found the exact video and information I wanted
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great video! subscribed! Im running a RTX 3060 and in the classroom scene I got about 30 seconds.
Hey bro can you suggest me which one should i buy 3060, 3060ti or 3070 for 3d applications?
@@Ramattra-ow well I'd say don't go for the 3070 cause its got only 8gb of VRAM which is important for creating 3D scenes i'd say get the 3060 cause its got 12gb VRAM
@@FFContent okay so high cuda cores doesn't matter in this? 🤔 And if i choose 6700xt or 6800xt it will be good for 3d rendering or should i only go for nvidia?
@@Ramattra-ow they do help with render times but if your planning on creating large scenes then more VRAM is needed but if your not then just get the better card and I’d say Nivida is a better choice since most 3D programs are better optimised for nivida
Thank you very much for this video. It's very interesting and useful.
Can you make a similar comparison for 8K video rendering in both Premiere Pro and Resolve?
Great suggestion! I have a planned video for just that subject in the next week or so. PPro is a little harder to do as It does not use two GPUs but Resolve does.
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@@MediamanStudioServices That's great news!! Looking forward to watching the video. There is very little in TH-cam about workflows with 8K footage
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Really appreciated you video, I am using 2×3080 with threadripper 1920x, I am planning to get 3090 because of VRAM.
good choice, I really like my 3090. it is a beast
If you use 3080 and 3090, you can only use 3080's amount of vram when render.
@@rsunghun hi Rai, I would only render on the RTX3090 and sell the 3080 and get yourself some extra cash
Sir your videos are great
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Do the 3090 cards need to be the same brand/model? I have an EVGA FTW3 ultra and am thinking about adding an EVGA 3090 Ti , due to a good deal i found.
I am currently using AMD 6950XT in my rig which I use for Blender, DaVinci Resolve, and Adobe After Effects.
is it worth taking a 4k monitor to 3080? for work, rendering
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Great video! Thank you so much.
Looks like RTX 3080 is enough for me, and adding a RTX 4000 could be a huge performance improvement in the future.
any future upgrade should be focused on VRAM. you want to have as much as possible alongside that extra performance.
is it worth taking a 4k monitor to 3080? for work, rendering
@@dimavirus9979 yes, just don't buy a small one. 32 inch or higher, otherwise look for QHD screens. also try to find something that has 120Hz or better, 300-400 nits minimum (preferably 500 or higher) and 100% sRGB coverage (preferably 96-100% DCI-P3).
@@mariuspuiu9555 what are the recommendations for qhd? how many inch? to make your eyes comfortable
single qdro-k6000 12 gig looking to add another do i need jumpers or cables to attach between them using a dell precision 5610 dual e5 CPU workstation and currently running 32 gigs ram ddr3 and where could i get them?
Until prices come down to where they used to be, many of us are stuck with current GPUs. I built a new PC from the ground up with an AMD 5900X in August. It would have cost twice as much for just a 3070 than it did for my motherboard (Which has 2 pcie v4 16 channel slots), the CPU, 32 gigs of ram, new NVme drive, new case and fan, and new 2nd monitor. So I'm still running my 1660 super OC I was using in the previous computer. Here's hoping that when the Intel GPUs come out, it will drive prices down.
Thank you from the depth of my hear for this video. Firstly I wanted to buy 1 rtx 3080, after seeing this I decided to buy 1 rtx 3070 (because im low on budged for now) and I will add another 3070 after some months. Seems the best option when I see the markets (where they can deliver on my country) and where 2 rtx 3070 are just 1.2 times more expensive than 1 rtx 3080. Thank you for saving peoples money and life! 🥰🥰😍😍🤩🤩🤗🤗
Glad I could help
3070 has less VRAM, so that could hurt you on complicated renders. 3080 has either 10gb or 12gb. That can make a real difference.
So if I may ask, what are the best setting for rendering (Stable Diffusion) for my Nvidia Quadro T600? What would you suggest to get faster resuts, Thank you.
I would like to ask If the RTX 3070 + RTX3060 can also be used with dual GPU?