Somewhat me , cuz idk altho I never sold anything just gave it away , like a 500 GB WD HDD from 2007 so it was big as f , in 2013 cuz we thought it's a HDD that it has skim chances to be repaired
Another thing to consider is the manufacturer!! If you buy from a manufacturer that gives transferrable warranty and you want to sell your gpu, it will also sell much easier with peace of mind for both buyer and seller!
And the rising prices continue. Anybody who thinks nvidia isnt a monopoly yet should look at the respective market shares. Amd and Intel basically only exist in these Charts cause of igpus
I just upgraded my gpu, I have 2 options: rtx 4070 super and rx 7900GRE, in my country these 2 GPUs have almost the same price, and I chose 4070 super, not because I'm an nvidia fanboy , Electricity bills in my country are very expensive, so I chose RTX 4070 super because the TDP is lower but the performance is not inferior.
Same, both cards also priced similarly in my country, and I've been pondering which one i should buy for weeks. I also ended up with 4070 super for the same reason. And quite happy since. 1440p comfortably, actually playable ray tracing, and with a little undervolt, only consume 150w on most of the game I'm playing.
Another handy thing is new games coming out allow you to simultaneously use nvidia and amd software if you're on an Nvidia card because amd software is open to everyone
6900xt trades at $400 USD today. My slightly worse performing 3090 trades for $600-$700. I like to buy an Nvidia card after it’s already done its depreciation. Once it depreciates the first time, it stays pretty steady for a while. My evidence? I bought this 3090 for $700 almost 2 years ago, and could sell it tomorrow for the same price if I wanted.
personal preferences exist mate, if that works for him why change? but for most people, nvidia might be better and he doesnt make heavy content as far as im aware, so it should be just fine
Just because nvidia is better at content creation doesnt mean amd is bad at it. You can absolutely be a content creator while using an amd card, but usually nvidia performs better in these tasks.
gpu hopping with nvidia it’s more easy and you actually pay less if you want to upgrade, that’s why i’m always wait for 1 year if i want to upgrade new released nvidia gpu until at it’s normal price
I got an rx 6800 which is already a bit old but still a beast for 1440p at $360 and I don’t think it’ll hold its value much longer. It’s dropped a lot already and will continue to drop if AMD releases their new series of graphics cards. Love the card but don’t see much resell value a few years later.
That mainly makes a difference, if you're a collector. Sure it's nice to know that you can still get top dollar for your 1080, and we know that Nvidia owners won't take a penny lower than what they feel their card is worth. However, that also means that if you are an Nvidia owner, and your card isn't doing the job you want anymore, you will have to pay the "Green Tax" to get something better. When you naturally leak money, it's not a big deal, but if all you want is better performance, rather than a collector's item that you can treasure for generations to come, then you get better value for your money with AMD. With less inflated prices, it also means that by the time you've outgrown an AMD card, there is a higher possibility that you can replace the card with something better, but still used, for less.
One thing people dont take into account is workload. I use my pc for gaming but also processing datasets for work. AMD just doesnt preform as well and I had to swap unfortunately 😢
I also see that on eBay the new Nvidia cards are cheaper then somewhere else but the AMD don't have that many results and are even more expensive there
I sold my rx 6700xt for $300, I bought it during covid times because my original rx 560 died and I payed a whopping $800 for it at the time. Hugely regret it but it was a need. I sold it for a smaller founders 6700xt and am currently down $500+ from selling it
@@mattparsons8598 I guess that might do it but they aren’t necessarily horrible, some people like it and has no issues while other have issues and don’t like it
Things you pay for when buying Nvidia: G sync NVENC/NVENX CUDA (required for a lot of software) RTX DLSS Frame generation Lossless scaling Nvidia FreeStyle Nvidia Shadowplay
AMD is the best option when you're not using a Windows Operating System Like GNU Linux or FreeBSD etc because the proprietary Nvidia drivers suck but AMD's drivers are open source so the devs of the operating systems can make it best for the system
Look at entry level gaming at 1080p. AMD rx 6600 200$ while Nvidia 300$ minimum: you get 3060 which comsumes more power than rx 6600, 4060 with 8gb vram. You can say dlss and rtx make up for it but remember those things only good in non competitive games, mostly offline games
Yes it will, dont be talking horseshit, 2025 is only 6 months away and it will easily bw capable of playing games from thwn in 1080p. The 1080ti had 11 and most games still put it at ultra or high settings automatically and doesnt come close to using all the memory. Dont speak if your knowledge is lacking @adlibconstitution1609
@@xDAKPRODUCTIONSx It just irks me. I had always used nvidia before. I felt I was cheating or something. 1st few days was great becoz AMD app was great but I still had to switch it
@@xDAKPRODUCTIONSx it’s icky. I felt like I was cheating on Nvidia with AMD. I loved the AMD app so I felt like I got this new side chick at first. But It didn’t felt right. Now happily settled down with Ryzen 9 7900x3d + gigabyte aorus 4080 super
I was in team Invidia for almost 10 years. Now i will upgrade from gtx 1660 Super (Still great card) to Intel Arc 770 16Gb. AMD is fine too but honestly, intel is best for me. At least for now :)
AMD GPU's sell quick on marketplace. Can easily upgrade and sell old. That's with any GPU brands. CPU on the other hand... not so easy to sell. However it does sell just not as easily and fast as gpu.
Here's a pure proformance Pc Pc case: SaharaGaming SG520 W/O Fan Monochrome Magic ATX Tempered Gaming Case Motherboard: MSI B550-A PRO Motherboard ATX Cpu: AMD Ryzen 5 4500 Ram: Silicon Power Value Gaming DDR4 RAM SSD: fanxiang M.2 SSD - 512GB SSD Gpu: RX 590 Power Supply: MSI MAG A550BN Power Supply
So pay more for the Cadillac because it's resale will be more than the Honda? Careful with that projection. Look at used contemporaries like the 3080 vs 6800xt for comparison. I think you'll find some things like 1080s do hold future value when new while others don't. Right now I'd bet on enough memory like the 7900gre or 4080 holding value but anything less not.
Here's a question for you zach. Microcenter has 2 really good am5 bundles: a ryzen 7 7800x3d with a mobo and 32 gigs of ram (6000 mhz, 32 clr) for around 500 dollars. For 100 dollars cheaper you can get a similar bundle, same ram, but a ryzen 7 7700x What is better, the x3d bundle, or the 7700x bundle with 100 dollars towards a better gpu?
nvidia just has a lot of features that amd doesn't have, they also parnter a lot with games and run some games better like fortnite (fortnite has some exclusive nvidia settings that amd doesn't have) then amd.
In my case the reason I buy Nvidia is because the gpus that gave me so many issues and were so complicate to do everything were ADM gpu! For the moment with my Nvidia 2080 Super I don't have any issue! Meanwhile I do prefer AMD cpu, I never have any issue with them while I did have with Intel cpu several times! So in my case is mostly that I'm scared to buy a AMD gpu and have the same issues I had in the past that I don't have with Nvidia! And yes, I know that today AMD gpu are way better than waht they used to be!
I have an Nvidia 2060S and maybe play games once or twice a month, and even then not very intensive games, but I use blender almost every day and do renders and bakes up to 4 times a week I have that paired with a 6700K and 16GB ram I know a bit about computers and know that to balance my system, I should have a 10400f or 12400f, but I'm curious now whether that's not valid because I don't primarily game I got my PC for about $500 3 years ago, and I haven't done any upgrades, but I should Should I switch to some and parts if I upgrade, and is my GPU too old for what I'm doing
xt is like Ti in Nvidia, but for AMD, it's like a slightly better version of the GPU. Such as RX 6700 XT, RX 7600 XT. x3d stands for 3d cache memory in Ryzen CPUs, such as Ryzen 7 7800X3D, Ryzen 7 5800X3D, etc. Again, it is a better CPU than their not X3D version.
The best thing about amd gpu in used market is that you get them alot cheaper than nvidia's counterparts as they know most of the people just chooses Nvidia over amd so most of time they agree to sell it to you even if you lower the price after bargaining
biggest problem with AMD is that they're not being competitive enough. They're just slightly undercutting Nvidia with mediocre features compared with team green
That's not really a problem, I like their "fk nvidia" energy. They care more about the consumer than fighting with nvidia. Personally paying 200-300 more for 2% difference in performance is stupid. I don't care about raytracing, and even majority of nvidia users don't even use it. I'll stay clear of the copium dopium.
@@tfkoincognito First things first, there is no card out that is $200 more than an amd counterpart but only outperforms by 2%. This was a stupid statement to make and without any references to boot...gives sort of the "he who smelt it" vibe. Nvidia broadcast alone is worth the extra cost. Ai green screen, noise removal for free. I run a 2.1 stereo setup in my discord calls with a blue yeti mike (notoriously sensitive as far as usb mikes go) and not a single feedback is heard from anyone in the call no matter the volume. Then you look at better upscaling and frame generation, not night and day different, but objectively better so also worth something. Vram amounts are on the lower side, but then you run into the same argument of "majority of amd users never use"...3070ti/4060ti 8gb are about the only ones aside from the 970 all those years back that are truly on the effectively low side.
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i know me. i will never sell. if i don't use it till the whole PC is falls apart, i will save the GPU for an emergency and troubleshooting backup
Exactly and I’m not gonna upgrade until the gpu doesn’t function anymore
You're just like me FR
although I have a relatively new system 3070, 10th gen i7…
I still have my Dell inspiron i5 with gtx 750ti
Somewhat me , cuz idk altho I never sold anything just gave it away , like a 500 GB WD HDD from 2007 so it was big as f , in 2013 cuz we thought it's a HDD that it has skim chances to be repaired
I love this funny because the last part of pc to stay alive is always the gpu if you look after it
I watch you cuz im not smarter then you, dont worry, zach
Can you convience my parents to let me go to football academy to chase my dream pls they are not letting me go🥲
@@N09992qtell you parents to send me a dm
Me too 😭
@@N09992qgotta get the PC guy to convince your parents to do whatever-the-fuck
@@N09992qwrong community blud...
If art school says nein the world will be mein
Ayo
Blud how is this related to the video 💀
wrong video and timeline
@@abadusername1 real
I mean he aint wrong
Even a used 1660 Super OC, where I'm from, still sells for about 60~70% of it's original price... pretty dang good if you ask me...
That's criminal xD
Just recently upgraded to a 1660 oc for only 100 on marketplace 😂
Europe?
I feel extremely welcomed and engadged by the bots that beat me here.
Edit: Wow, 300 people like me! Is this karma farming?
XD, what a twist.
Mock them bots!
Another thing to consider is the manufacturer!! If you buy from a manufacturer that gives transferrable warranty and you want to sell your gpu, it will also sell much easier with peace of mind for both buyer and seller!
They watch you to correct you probably, but they can also learn things because there's always something to learn
I agree. You do have a fair point. 👍
And so the monopoly continues
It isnt a monopoly tho, Oligopoly certainly.
You mean a duopoly?
Where's intel then@@JustmeIguess
@@mtaufiqn5040 you either team red or team green. But team green is way ahead of sales than team red
And the rising prices continue. Anybody who thinks nvidia isnt a monopoly yet should look at the respective market shares. Amd and Intel basically only exist in these Charts cause of igpus
I just upgraded my gpu, I have 2 options: rtx 4070 super and rx 7900GRE, in my country these 2 GPUs have almost the same price, and I chose 4070 super, not because I'm an nvidia fanboy , Electricity bills in my country are very expensive, so I chose RTX 4070 super because the TDP is lower but the performance is not inferior.
Same, both cards also priced similarly in my country, and I've been pondering which one i should buy for weeks. I also ended up with 4070 super for the same reason. And quite happy since. 1440p comfortably, actually playable ray tracing, and with a little undervolt, only consume 150w on most of the game I'm playing.
@@seyrendante2048 Same reason I'll go for Nvidia. Not because of the electricity cost though, but the heat output.
Another handy thing is new games coming out allow you to simultaneously use nvidia and amd software if you're on an Nvidia card because amd software is open to everyone
Don't forget the CUDA API, it's an extension of the C++ programming language and easy to use compared to shaders for GPU compute.
6900xt trades at $400 USD today. My slightly worse performing 3090 trades for $600-$700. I like to buy an Nvidia card after it’s already done its depreciation. Once it depreciates the first time, it stays pretty steady for a while. My evidence? I bought this 3090 for $700 almost 2 years ago, and could sell it tomorrow for the same price if I wanted.
he says nvidia is for content creators while having a 7900 xtx himself lol.
personal preferences exist mate, if that works for him why change?
but for most people, nvidia might be better
and he doesnt make heavy content as far as im aware, so it should be just fine
Just because nvidia is better at content creation doesnt mean amd is bad at it. You can absolutely be a content creator while using an amd card, but usually nvidia performs better in these tasks.
as long as you have the right encoders and decoders. amd is pretty fine
He's got multiple PCs for work
i knew some goobers were gonna say all that. y’all think I didn’t know that?? the comment wasn’t really serious
You make good content man, that is why we like your channel 😊
Resale value on founders edition cards is actually insane so thats why i buy them 😅
gpu hopping with nvidia it’s more easy and you actually pay less if you want to upgrade, that’s why i’m always wait for 1 year if i want to upgrade new released nvidia gpu until at it’s normal price
Power usage is a major consideration and why I get nvidia
I keep my GPU in showcase. Its something I earned in this life.
i felt like a 1st grader in this video
Better value vs better features
Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos, me encanta tu canal, saludos desde Venezuela
I got an rx 6800 which is already a bit old but still a beast for 1440p at $360 and I don’t think it’ll hold its value much longer. It’s dropped a lot already and will continue to drop if AMD releases their new series of graphics cards. Love the card but don’t see much resell value a few years later.
Thats still a beast and i snipe a 2080 super last month for 159 dollars from a guy who now seemed have a 7900 xtx
@@sebastian_1569 using it for 1080p or 1440p?
That mainly makes a difference, if you're a collector. Sure it's nice to know that you can still get top dollar for your 1080, and we know that Nvidia owners won't take a penny lower than what they feel their card is worth. However, that also means that if you are an Nvidia owner, and your card isn't doing the job you want anymore, you will have to pay the "Green Tax" to get something better. When you naturally leak money, it's not a big deal, but if all you want is better performance, rather than a collector's item that you can treasure for generations to come, then you get better value for your money with AMD. With less inflated prices, it also means that by the time you've outgrown an AMD card, there is a higher possibility that you can replace the card with something better, but still used, for less.
Rtx 3060s go for 220 gbp here where as rx 6600 goes for 240 at cex (second hand electronics store)
Yo my gpu appeared
I would want an a DGPU with ATI or Intel for an used PC
Bro people just don’t get the debate there is just no winner I’m getting tired of it
Resale is huge with team green but only to people that dont have much of an idea
Love to watch you, dude
Right the 2060 still resales for the same value the 5700 xt does
This was the deciding factor for me to pick Nvidia
One thing people dont take into account is workload. I use my pc for gaming but also processing datasets for work. AMD just doesnt preform as well and I had to swap unfortunately 😢
AI is also important. Atleast for me.
What is the best 400-500 $ Build Right now
I also see that on eBay the new Nvidia cards are cheaper then somewhere else but the AMD don't have that many results and are even more expensive there
I sold my rx 6700xt for $300, I bought it during covid times because my original rx 560 died and I payed a whopping $800 for it at the time. Hugely regret it but it was a need. I sold it for a smaller founders 6700xt and am currently down $500+ from selling it
thank you for this video
I like to think of it as a performance - quality slider lol
Biggest Nvidia feature is you get to avoid AMD's drivers
Amd drivers are good now they aren’t bad
@@Codboy321 my experience with several XTX's a few months ago begs to differ.
@@mattparsons8598 I guess that might do it but they aren’t necessarily horrible, some people like it and has no issues while other have issues and don’t like it
Yea the resell value is higher because Nvidia gps cost so much more money
Things you pay for when buying Nvidia:
G sync
NVENC/NVENX
CUDA (required for a lot of software)
RTX
DLSS
Frame generation
Lossless scaling
Nvidia FreeStyle
Nvidia Shadowplay
AMD is the best option when you're not using a Windows Operating System Like GNU Linux or FreeBSD etc because the proprietary Nvidia drivers suck but AMD's drivers are open source so the devs of the operating systems can make it best for the system
Nah, am gonna use this pc until the last screw runs
Look at entry level gaming at 1080p. AMD rx 6600 200$ while Nvidia 300$ minimum: you get 3060 which comsumes more power than rx 6600, 4060 with 8gb vram. You can say dlss and rtx make up for it but remember those things only good in non competitive games, mostly offline games
Should i go for RTX 3060 with 12 gb or RX6600 xt
@@justarandomguys94773060
@@justarandomguys9477 rtx 3060 12gb. 8gb will not be sufficient in 2025 AAA games at 1080p.
Yes it will, dont be talking horseshit, 2025 is only 6 months away and it will easily bw capable of playing games from thwn in 1080p. The 1080ti had 11 and most games still put it at ultra or high settings automatically and doesnt come close to using all the memory. Dont speak if your knowledge is lacking @adlibconstitution1609
That's the main reason I bought a 4070 over the 7800xt
Buying an Intel Cpu with Radeon GPU is the best combo any creator/gamer would want.
A 7950X3D with a 4090 seens better than 14900k with a 7900xtx
Don’t about you but I got a 3080 ti for literally $430
Plot twist: it had $1200 MSRP
I had 7800XT for less than a month, felt so weirded out that I got an 4080 super. Now life perfect 🤩
What was weird about it?
@@xDAKPRODUCTIONSx
It just irks me. I had always used nvidia before. I felt I was cheating or something.
1st few days was great becoz AMD app was great but I still had to switch it
@@xDAKPRODUCTIONSx it’s icky. I felt like I was cheating on Nvidia with AMD. I loved the AMD app so I felt like I got this new side chick at first. But It didn’t felt right. Now happily settled down with Ryzen 9 7900x3d + gigabyte aorus 4080 super
I was in team Invidia for almost 10 years. Now i will upgrade from gtx 1660 Super (Still great card) to Intel Arc 770 16Gb. AMD is fine too but honestly, intel is best for me. At least for now :)
Nvidia GPUs have a name to themselves that makes them more recognisable
if you got balls for getting the best deal possible then old nvidia gpus goated
Stupid bots ruining this
tech yes city says this as well
I only want a nvidia card cuz they look better and usually have alot more options with slight rgb
I am gonna save up for an NVIDIA 4060-4080 because I have a 750 super rn lmao
literally just bought a 3070 so my pc sells in the future
AMD is for actual gamers, Nvidia is for casuals.
AMD GPU's sell quick on marketplace. Can easily upgrade and sell old. That's with any GPU brands. CPU on the other hand... not so easy to sell. However it does sell just not as easily and fast as gpu.
Short 60 for zachs pc box wall art
I would keep my GPU for collection
Something you never talk about is power efficiency, can you talk about it in one of your vids zack?
*in US. Nvidia is cheaper compared to AMD in my country so fps per buck goes to nvidia here
Oho, not me where I can't find a single laptop with a dedicated AMD GPU. It sucks, all of the new laptops have RTX2050s.
Here's a pure proformance Pc
Pc case: SaharaGaming SG520 W/O Fan Monochrome Magic ATX Tempered Gaming Case
Motherboard: MSI B550-A PRO Motherboard ATX
Cpu: AMD Ryzen 5 4500
Ram: Silicon Power Value Gaming DDR4 RAM
SSD: fanxiang M.2 SSD - 512GB SSD
Gpu: RX 590
Power Supply: MSI MAG A550BN Power Supply
So pay more for the Cadillac because it's resale will be more than the Honda? Careful with that projection. Look at used contemporaries like the 3080 vs 6800xt for comparison. I think you'll find some things like 1080s do hold future value when new while others don't. Right now I'd bet on enough memory like the 7900gre or 4080 holding value but anything less not.
Great content
Nvidia is the Apple of gpus
But the amount of money you'll get when reselling doesn't justify the initial cost of purchase.
I have a 4070 and even I’m so bothered that I can’t get over 120 fps on all games when running maxed out settings on 1440p
power draw of the lower tier nvidia cards
Day 5 of asking about hiding panel connections(hd audio, rgb, etc)
If i move my ssd or hard drive from my current pc to my new pc will it keep all of my data
CPU- AMD Ryzen 3 3200G 3.6 GHz Quad-Core Processor
Motherboard-ASRock B550M-HVS SE Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard
GPU- XFX GTR XXX Radeon RX 580 8 GB Video Card
Ram- Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3600 CL18 Memory
Storage-Patriot P300 256 GB M.2-2280 PCIe 3.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive
Case- Cooler Master MasterBox Q300L MicroATX Mini Tower Case
Power Supply- Apevia CAPTAIN 550 W ATX Power Supply
Is this PC good
Here's a question for you zach. Microcenter has 2 really good am5 bundles: a ryzen 7 7800x3d with a mobo and 32 gigs of ram (6000 mhz, 32 clr) for around 500 dollars. For 100 dollars cheaper you can get a similar bundle, same ram, but a ryzen 7 7700x
What is better, the x3d bundle, or the 7700x bundle with 100 dollars towards a better gpu?
Do not buy now. Wait until the price drops further when the next cpus release
@@SteOhara might as well wait forever then.
nvidia just has a lot of features that amd doesn't have, they also parnter a lot with games and run some games better like fortnite (fortnite has some exclusive nvidia settings that amd doesn't have) then amd.
In my case the reason I buy Nvidia is because the gpus that gave me so many issues and were so complicate to do everything were ADM gpu!
For the moment with my Nvidia 2080 Super I don't have any issue!
Meanwhile I do prefer AMD cpu, I never have any issue with them while I did have with Intel cpu several times!
So in my case is mostly that I'm scared to buy a AMD gpu and have the same issues I had in the past that I don't have with Nvidia!
And yes, I know that today AMD gpu are way better than waht they used to be!
Is a 4070 super and a 7800x3d a good combo
Yes
Yes
I wanted to do that combo but ended up moving back to intel and ended up with a 14900k and 4080 super
Yes
no it's not, you should use the Ryzen 4070
I have an Nvidia 2060S and maybe play games once or twice a month, and even then not very intensive games, but I use blender almost every day and do renders and bakes up to 4 times a week
I have that paired with a 6700K and 16GB ram
I know a bit about computers and know that to balance my system, I should have a 10400f or 12400f, but I'm curious now whether that's not valid because I don't primarily game
I got my PC for about $500 3 years ago, and I haven't done any upgrades, but I should
Should I switch to some and parts if I upgrade, and is my GPU too old for what I'm doing
If I was worried about money I'd have a PS5 #teamgreen
Why do people build computers with resale value in mind?
Yeah you will sell it for more but then the card will also cost you more so it's same shit in the end 🤣
That’s why u get a good deal from someone that doesn’t know better then upsell 🫠
AMD fanboy here
Could you recommend a good gaming laptop
What stands xt and x3d for?
xt is like Ti in Nvidia, but for AMD, it's like a slightly better version of the GPU. Such as RX 6700 XT, RX 7600 XT.
x3d stands for 3d cache memory in Ryzen CPUs, such as Ryzen 7 7800X3D, Ryzen 7 5800X3D, etc.
Again, it is a better CPU than their not X3D version.
got a 4090, 14900K and and and.. well i mostly use Excel and Play an 20 year old MMO but .. with 800 FPS. So iam still Fine with my decision
Green Tax Fans
👇
The best thing about amd gpu in used market is that you get them alot cheaper than nvidia's counterparts as they know most of the people just chooses Nvidia over amd so most of time they agree to sell it to you even if you lower the price after bargaining
I could probably sell my 4060 i bought for 134 bucks for like 450-550
Yes you'll get probably more money selling an Nvidia system, but it will also cost you more money
And if you dont live the democracy you go with nvidia
Can you please guide me with GPU and CPU taking Machine Learning in mind
idk why but AMD is more expensive than nvidia in my country lmao , theyre almost the same price
Thoughts on this build:
AMD Ryzen 5 7600X 4.7 GHz 6-Core Processor
Gigabyte GAMING OC Radeon RX 7900 GRE 16 GB Video Card
Deepcool AK400 DIGITAL 68.99 CFM CPU Cooler
MSI B650 GAMING PLUS WIFI ATX AM5 Motherboard
Kingston FURY Beast 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory
Gigabyte GAMING OC Radeon RX 7900 GRE 16 GB Video Card
Phanteks XT PRO ULTRA ATX Mid Tower Case
Gigabyte UD850GM 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
biggest problem with AMD is that they're not being competitive enough. They're just slightly undercutting Nvidia with mediocre features compared with team green
That's not really a problem, I like their "fk nvidia" energy. They care more about the consumer than fighting with nvidia. Personally paying 200-300 more for 2% difference in performance is stupid. I don't care about raytracing, and even majority of nvidia users don't even use it.
I'll stay clear of the copium dopium.
@@tfkoincognitoHow do you know which settings nvidia users are using?
2-300$ for 2% more performance? Please tell me which gpus you were comparing.
Sad part is AMD could totally take the crown. Don't believe me? Look at the server products
@@tfkoincognito First things first, there is no card out that is $200 more than an amd counterpart but only outperforms by 2%. This was a stupid statement to make and without any references to boot...gives sort of the "he who smelt it" vibe.
Nvidia broadcast alone is worth the extra cost. Ai green screen, noise removal for free. I run a 2.1 stereo setup in my discord calls with a blue yeti mike (notoriously sensitive as far as usb mikes go) and not a single feedback is heard from anyone in the call no matter the volume.
Then you look at better upscaling and frame generation, not night and day different, but objectively better so also worth something.
Vram amounts are on the lower side, but then you run into the same argument of "majority of amd users never use"...3070ti/4060ti 8gb are about the only ones aside from the 970 all those years back that are truly on the effectively low side.
😥 🤣🤣🤣
So by selling only Nvidia based systems. You become part of the problem. Be part of the solution!
So that means I can get a used AMD card for much cheaper.. hell yeah
Better upscaling is Nvidia? OK....
If Nvidia is for content creators why do you use an Rx 7900xtx
probably because thats his main gaming rig which its only purpose is for gaming and his editors use nvidia gpus for their editing software
I may be smarter then you but you have more experience
Why sell when you can make it as an ancient collectible for future?
Cuz it’s his job to sell pcs and make yt videos about it