Keep in mind that prices are in constant flux right now, so we built this video to be useful regardless of how much they move today or this weekend. We did a lot of showing charts so that you can make an informed decision even if the price moves, plus gave some opinions on what we'd do if each card moved a few bucks. 3080 at $700 and 6900 XT around or below that is looking good, though -- no wonder NVIDIA didn't want to launch any cheaper cards this year. They want to blow out the old inventory! Watch our round-up of the Best CPUs of 2022! th-cam.com/video/qACIqmP8xgw/w-d-xo.html Watch our round-up of the Best PC Cases of 2022! th-cam.com/video/pL5uttjPWZE/w-d-xo.html We sponsored ourselves! Use code THANKSSTEVE for 10% off on store.gamersnexus.net to commemorate the community's most upvoted company meme this year while getting a discount on everything on the store! This supports another year of testing for us in 2023! Grab a GN Black & Blue wireframe mouse mat with custom blue underside: store.gamersnexus.net/products/gn-wireframe-mouse-mat Or a GN Red & Black mat: store.gamersnexus.net/products/gn-red-black-hud-mouse-mat Check out our brand new 3D 'Debug' coaster pack, featuring 4 PC-themed, 3D, high-quality and flexible coasters: store.gamersnexus.net/products/gn-drink-debug-coaster-pack-4-custom-3d-coasters-100x100mm-4x4
@@ugogatto and isn't worth it, heavily dated drivers that are being kicked to the curb by anyone cursed with working with it. Mainly thinking of the blender foundation dropping OPENCL from its supported GPU apis. Fuck AMD's terrible driver history, i'm going midrange nvidia for good lol
About 2 months ago I picked up an Asrock 6700xt used for 200$. Was from a computer shop that had it returned when a customer wanted to upgrade. So far its been great. No problems, perfect condition etc. There are still deals out there like this you just have to look around and be creative
These prices are still insanely volatile. Immediately after the BF and CM sales, prices shot way up on a lot of cards. A 6900 XT I've been watching hang around the $650-700 range for months shot up to $900, where it's been holding, and I saw similar all over the place. You pretty much have to watch daily if you want to snag something at a decent price, because one day it might be, the next it'll be crazy again.
Most video cards have spiked over a month now. I bought a Zotac RTX 3060 ($331 + taxes + free shipping) and the temps were steady at 60 degrees playing Destiny 2. Then yesterday temps started to spike to the 80s and so don't believe that's normal. I plan on buying an Asus AMD 6700 xt since they have double ball bearings and read they have better cooling.
Everything should be heading lower over time. maybe it goes up briefly but its all significantly lower than it was a year ago. Anything new might have some bs pricing too, better to wait and keep watching like u say
Enjoying the $370 6700XT I picked up a couple weeks ago, and it's good to see a card called "pointless" when it launched going for $100 below MSRP and making 1440p gaming relatively affordable. Especially with my $200 upgrade to a 5800X and a $230 170hz 1440p monitor. Far more affordable upgrade and my whole rig is more than twice as fast as it used to be.
I think using old benchmarks puts AMD at a big disadvantage. Their drivers have made huge performance gains recently. The 6000 series cards are all a great value compared to nvidia
@@sacredflesh got my 6950XT for $789 and it came with uncharted legacy of thieves which was something I didn’t even know about until I bought it. I do wish I had gotten the Callisto protocol though, I saw a trailer for it and it looks sweet
RX6600 is still the one-man band in the budget category. Without it we'd be totally screwed in that category with ancient Nvidia cards available as the only other options.
@@krellin My first ever build was and Ryzen 9 5900x and Evga 3090 in a o11D XL. I switched from an intel i7 10th , 3060 gaming laptop. I never used AMD before and I’m very satisfied with the outcome.
In the $200-300 range Steve, there was only one choice. The 6700 10GB for $299 (Sapphire Pulse). You're an entire class above the competition in the category with this card. 👍
@@kingplunger6033 Makes ZERO SENSE as the 6600 is a class above in the $100-200 category at 190USD. Who wants to pay to go up into another class of card? 🤦 Same thing applies, 6700 IS in 200-300 category with the model being the Sapphire Pulse, one of the best on the market...because who wants to pay more and be in a higher tier for the same product. 🤔
A 3060Ti was around 740 usd and a 3070 was around 880 usd They had the 6900XT marked down to 800 usd (prices are USD equivalent from my local currency)
Some 6600/6650 XT for $200 today new. So that has got to be the clear winner today for anyone looking for a good budget gaming card. There were also 6700s for $300. The 6600 non XT were as low as $170 with games!!!
I snagged that card plus a 40% off AMD Ryzen 7 5800x CPU on Amazon. Holy shit fat 5+ year difference between new and old parts, huuuge upgrade for cheap, less than a new console lol
I got the Strix 3070 RTX for $400~ last week and I'm very happy with it. It had over a year of warranty when I got it. Still had the box and all accessories, even the ruler keychain.
I'm surprised you didn't cover the RX 6700 non-XT which is $299 new on Newegg right now. Only about 10% less performance (compared to the XT model) for significantly less price
I figured out Nvidia's strategy they already turned the 90 card in the 30 series into a titan in terms of price, 40 series did it with the 80 card, 50 series they're just going to keep going (this is a joke, but knowing nvidia, it wouldn't surprise me if the problem gets worse again)
For 50 Series, FaRTX 5050 will be priced at $699, 5060 at $799, 5070 at $999, 5080 at $1499 and 5090 will cost you a limb, your dignity, and your firstborn must be sacrificed in the name of Jensen!
Their strategy is we didn't sell out on our last gen 30 series so we will charge an arm and a leg for 40 series. This will make people think the 30 series is a good deal. If AMD or Intel can compete, we will adjust prices. The problem is, they cannot compete. Even if AMD was faster, Nvidia has DLSS and Ray Tracing. Those techs are very useful. Until actual competition arrives, expect this behavior. Because you will buy their cards anyway.
I found a Red Devil 6950xt on sale for $689 brand new. Upgrading from a 1080ti, I thought this was an awesome move, especially having a 5900x. Hopefully prices keep normalizing, these are promising!
I think the 6800 is often a bit too close to the price of the 6800 xt which poses better value. That being said, in the UK I managed to get a really good deal for a new 6800 for £460, should arrive between 26th and 30th November
I’ve been rocking an MSI 6800 (non xt), for nearly 2 years. Cost me £800 😅 but runs everything maxed out at 1440p and basically never goes over 65c in an ITX case, paired with a 5800x3d. Great card.
I just rebuilt my PC and replaced everything except the GPU. I have a 2070 Super and it does just fine. I am glad that I didn't need to replace it yet. I am sort of holding out hope that the competition kicks up and we see better priced cards next year when I will want to look at replacing it. But I won't hold my breath.
My buddy and I both recently purchased RTX 3080 10GB models for ~$450 second hand. Mine is an MSI ventus and his is a EVGA card. But regardless, second hand cards are really cheap right now, and if you put in $30 of thermal pads and paste and some elbow grease, they’re good as new if not better
Really appreciate all the work you do. This is helpful not just for pricing, but comparing performance across brands and models. It’s not always easy to keep track of which Radeon card = which Nvidia card.
Just want to say Ive been seeing 6600XTs for 200 bucks used from reputable sellers, going to be honest i don't think there is any better (consistent) deal in today's market.
I went with a 6700xt over a 6750xt since a lot of people were saying they were just OC cards. Same core count/memory. You can get a 6700xt for $325 and a 6750XT $390 on Newegg right now.
I bought my 1660 super in late 2020 for 220€, the price since has skyrocketed and now is basically the same as 2/3 years ago. Old cards don't fall down in price
I just picked up a rx 6700xt and a Ryzen 7 5800x with Dead Island 2, The Calisto Protocol, and Uncharted collection for $600 combined this past week. A helluva deal imo.
Interesting. A year ago I picked up an amd 6800xt (since at the time it was cheaper than the respective nvidia card, and in stock) and honestly it's been absolutely good-enough. Probably will last me until 2025 at least. Anecdotally, haven't had any problems with drivers so far.
AMD has gotten its drivers into a good state. They were bad back in the RX 480 and RX 580 era, and a bit for Vega, but got patched up and have been fairly reliable ever since. The 6800 XT is a great card. Strong for a few years at least.
I still see people going on about amd drivers for some reason. My last 2 cards have been amd and have only had 1 driver issue in 4 years, which oddly enough was when I plugged a new monitor in. Reinstalled them and haven't had an issue since.
@@chriscalliss5999 The only game I have ever had issues with my 6800xt on with is Classic wow, the drivers crash like crazy on that game. Everything else its been no more or less reliable than any Nvidia card I have had.
Scored a 3080 FTW3 for ~540 last month. I was browsing Micro Center's site in the wee hours of the morning when they listed new inventory. I think they had to have made a mistake, because this is the price of a decent 3070. Oh well, they honored the reservation. Worked out for me. Hopefully I won't have to test if EVGA will honor the full warranty.
Hows ur card holding up bud?, I got a 2nd hand msi gaming z trio rtx 3080 for 470 recently upgrading entire system, in the box like new, 2 years warranty still left. Bought from a gamer, not a miner. I was using a historic gtx 960. This 3080 is a total beast & super happy with it. Wont be looking at upgrading again anytime soon.
Managed to get a 6700 10gb (not XT) for 400 euros, in my country all nvidia GPUS are at least 100 euros more than that. Coming from a 1060 6gb it's an incredible jump in perfomance, on my 1080p monitor I can crank everything to ultra and get rock solid 60fps just fine. Also I upgraded the cpu to AMD too, so I can squeeze that extra more performance with SAM. Really happy with my new rig, this channel has been incredibly helpful too.
I like that you guys went out and bought two obviously brand new never used pitchforks with pristine pricetag/barcodes for a cheap gag. I love it. I'm also one of those occasional viewers that comes back every 4-5 years when they're thinking about a new build. Still rocking my gtx970 and 4690k.
@@McBeaks93 Yep, can forsee myself doing the same thing. In my country say a 6700XT (0-10% slower than a 3070) cost about 200 dollars less than a 3070...its silly with Nvidia now. I have a friend who bought a 6600, and before had AMD gpu, and he says no problems with drivers etc.
At the peak of the GPU shortage/prices, the missus asked about gaming on a PC I built her a couple years prior. I had originally built it as a basic web browsing/productivity system, but it has 16G DDR4 and a reasonably fast AMD Ryzen 3 processor. Because prices were so steep even in the used market I tossed in the cheapest card I could find, which was a GTX1030 I ended up paying ~$180 for at the time (My backside still hurts from that one) A few months ago the kid had asked about making a YT channel for gaming. I knew I'd need to upgrade both their systems and found some eVGA RTX 2070 cards on closeout (refurbs direct from eVGA). Worked out to about $200 each after taxes and shipping just a little over a year later. Considering their systems are only 1080p it's more than enough to get quality clips out of. They're also a heck of a lot better than the 760 & 1030 they had before (That 1030 performed worse than the 760 which I've had for close to a decade) GPU prices coming down is about danged time. Too bad the YT channel fell flat because the kid hated doing video editing :-D
That's because GTX 1030 is not a thing. GT 1030 is, but it's not *the* gaming line-up. Pretty much anything from the GTX line-up is a step above GT. GT just barely beats integrated graphics (I don't think they do anymore with the latest gen CPUs).
Loving that i got my asus 6700xt new for 360 last month. Then upgraded the cpu to a 5600 for 100 more. Best part, i made a build with the parts i replaced, and sold that pc. So I pretty much upgraded my pc for free.
I can't believe they were so scarce that I eventually bit & got a pretty well done asus pre-built with a 3080. compared to the recent increase of today, I pretty much got a bargain then & now. The only bad thing about that mobo was that their z490 was not gen 4 proof like the other makers. 😂😂😂😂
With how wildly prices are changing I just keep deciding not to bother buying a new card. To be honest my RX 580 still does all I need it to do, especially since it is an 8gb one. I bought an R9 Nano as a card for collecting/fun, but any new cards I can't seem to bite the bullet. lol
There should be some kind of dynamic/responsive chart, where you could just type in the price at which you could get a card. (It varies a lot, depeding on where you live and when you buy.) Then you would be easily able to see which card has the best price/performance-ratio and is the best deal. 🙂
I would love this too, even though I know it's such a massive project. I end up digging through 10+ GN videos (thankfully they're all extremely well timestamped) to get a spreadsheet going with notes, and then dig through retailers to match up pricing to performance to squeeze the most out of the budget. The problem is that the metrics for optimizations are on a bunch of different axes, like different kinds of compute performances, thermals, noise-to-thermal ratios, price, and features... and then there's the qualities that don't have benchmarked numbers, like looks and ease of use. Designing a table that can fit all of that in, and then maintaining that with new ways to test stuff, would be a massive project.
You could made it for yourself in Google docs. Fill in fps, add some formulas to make a price/perf and here you go. I did it for myself like in 20 minutes, very helpful for me and friend looking for an upgrade
GPUs before the RTX series come out: I'm just a mini micronano plate sitting on the motherboard GPUs after RTX 4000 series was released: stretches across the PC case GPUs in 25 years: I have become the PC case
I scored a high-end model MSI Gaming Z Trio 6800XT for $523 after tax, which seemed like a pretty phenomenal deal. Replacing a 2070 Super for 1440p 170hz. Right now with current prices, I just don't see how you justify buying Nvidia at any price point. The only exceptions might be the 3060ti if you can get it below $400, and the 3070 at below $500... and I guess the 4090 at $1600 (though all of them are currently $2100+ which is *LAUGHABLE* ). The AMD price/performance is just so, so much better than Nvidia at this point in time. 6600 > 3050, 6650XT > 3060, 6750 XT > 3060ti/3070, 6800XT >>> 3080, and 6950XT >>> 3090/3090ti. The pricing on Nvidia's side just doesn't make sense. Period.
I picked up a 6800xt at 515$. Felt like a really good deal. I’ve been rocking a 1060 for 5 or so years so I imagine it will be quite an upgrade. Looking forward to it getting delivered.
Would highly recommend looking at used options as well. Can only speak of my purchases, but I had great success buying locally. Bought a 3070 (albeit mined) for $300 CAD, so around $220 usd. Crazy.
I'm definitely that viewer that doesn't check in year-round to see the latest GPU releases/rankings. Videos like this are VERY helpful to folks like me when we're looking to upgrade/replace.
My July 2017 purchase of the 1050Ti for $145 is still looking like a great value I see. The price has gone up $15 in 5 years! So much for Moor's Law being alive. I have a funny feeling my October 2022 4090 purchase will look about the same in years to come.
In the 300-400 price range, the RX 6700 (non XT) will generally provide better value than the RX 6650 XT. It uses 16 PCIe lanes compared to the 6650 XT which uses 8, and has 10GB of memory on a 160-bit bus which will improve performance at higher resolutions like 1440p and sometimes 4K with FSR. I bought one recently for $329 which is lower than the 6650 XT while still performing better than it.
this, got mine XFX 6700 for lot more ( europe lol, 400e) and manage to missed the free games about a week as well, still think its amazing value/performance/watt, my old radeon 480 got higher temp, may even higher TDP? oficially xfx 6700 card got 220 TDP, my card never go higher than 175W tho
@@Trisstan20 europe here aswell. it s like it s 2 different universes. the prices from US don t match with the ones from europe at all. why same card is 100$ smth more here then from us. in 100$ you could buy another gpu, a low end one. wtf man
Do you know if theres any bottleneck in using a 6700 or xt model in an x370 motherboard? I have a 1700x cpu and gtx 1080 gpu and wondering if its time for a soft upgrade. Not sure if upgrading the cpu is worth though.
@@1Starben Not sure about the 1700X but I'm not seeing any bottlenecks with a R5 3600 on a B350 motherboard. I think you can keep the same motherboard and just upgrade to a 5600 or something if you do notice any bottlenecks. P. S. I have SAM working on the B350 so you won't need a newer motherboard to take advantage of that.
@@Trisstan20 I followed a guide from Ancient Gameplays on TH-cam for overclocking and undervolting the RX 6700 and you can get a little more performance with a significant drop in power draw. Mine draws around 135W on peak load while offering about 10-15% better performance. I've got the Sapphire Pulse version so ymmv.
My favorite part of gpus this year is when my RX590 died and I had to buy a new one and over payed $1100 for a 3070ti which is a stupid amount of money for a card like this
Got a used 6800 (non xt) Gigabyte OC edition for $290 in a local used market . its been working well for last 2 months. I have seen very little content on this card but I feel its like a unicorn where its closer to 6800 xt vs 6700 xt. I don't think I will want to update for years now unless i find a deal like this again for new generation
Just bought a 1660 Super, brand new (I live in Argentina, it's crazy hard to be able to afford a good GPU) and couldn't be more happy about it. For 1080p gaming and editing, it's everything I could possibly need.
My 2080 Super died at the peak of priced being insane. Bought a 6700XT after like a year for over $550. Finally was able to RMA the 2080 Super and MSI gave me a 3080 Suprim X and I was only able to recoup $300 from the 6700XT a few months later lol.
@@heroicsquirrel3195 yeah, the 2080 Super I had was the Gaming Trio X and wasn't super common. I imagine with the overstock of 3000 series cards it was easier to just send me a 3080 as a replacement.
@@heroicsquirrel3195 what do you mean? The card was under warranty still. If they can't repair your card they will replace it. In my case they couldn't replace it with a 2080 Super so they replaced it with a 3080.
I'm testing my free A750 from Scavenger Hunt right now, and after very painful driver installation (use DDU to purge all old drivers!), it turned out surprisingly strong in OpenCL, apart from still a few minor issues. With only 8GB, it won't replace my 12GB Pascal Titan Xp from 2017. But The A770 16GB looks really strong for GPU compute and it's the cheapest 16GB card by far.
Yeah, the Intel Arc Windows drivers are pretty buggy right now, but it's working great on Linux. Just need to enable it by setting some kernel parameters.
We're still getting screwed over in the UK, I don't understand why. There's enough stock now, so it must be entirely down to greed. RX 6700XT is £430/$520 RX 6800 is £550/$665 And the RTX3080s are still £700/$850.
I got the 5800x3d and 6750xt from AMD for about $840 with the discount about two months ago. I play Elite Dangerous, Valheim, Stray everything plays great. Thought about waiting on new video cards but decided to not wait and start gaming.
I only found out the non XT version existed the other day, was able to snag one for $480 CDN ($360 US) but considering the 3060 starts at $500 and the TI version nearly $650 I'm pretty happy with my find. Cheapest RX 6700 XT I could find in stores was $630 although New Egg had a few for about $520.
I was also thinking about getting a RX6900XT but I worried about my CPU-RYZEN3600 and how bad the bottleneck would be I was told if I really need to I could just go with the RX6800XT which is only 100$ less and I wouldn't really need to worry about upgrading the CPU if I planned 1440P to4K gameing
@@MrAnony07 You can go save the $100 by going for 6800XT (use your 3600 to update your BIOS if you have a B450/X470 motherboard)(if U have B550/X570, no need for an update ) then you can sell the 3600 for around $80 and buy Ryzen 5 5600 which is US$118. Then your set for years😃
There's also RX 6700 10GB 160 bit from Sapphire and XFX. Supposedly, these cards were sold directly to mining companies, but since mining crashed, they showed up in shops.
Just picked up a 6950xt at Microcenter for $649 (any cpu purchase made it $50 off, $699 originally). Crazy compared to launch prices. Odd economy we’re living in lol
Great video; I just happen to be in the market. I was curious if you had done/plan to do a review on the RX 6700 non-XT? It looks like pretty decent price/performance, but I haven't found many people that have reviewed it.
It definitely is pretty decent I would consider buying it if it were like 290. Currently it's 300, I think. Which is still a really good deal. 2 GB less ram than the XT but pretty similar performance
The 6950XT at ~$800 (I got mine for $789.99 from micro center) is an item I was surprised wasn’t listed as a viable option. 200+ fps in MWII at 4k with FSR is nothing to sneeze at for that price point
@@agustinvelasquez6406 I’m a pixel peeping nerd and have shot/edited video for almost a decade. Even with FSR turned to performance, it’s genuinely hard for me to see any loss in quality besides some aliasing (that isn’t much of a problem with the higher quality settings) in a fast paced game like COD. Just my $0.02
Used market in Europe is currently very attractive because new cards prices are still quite high and a lot of gamers are finally upgrading after holding due to the insane prices of the last 2 years and dumping their RTX 2xxx series on the used market. In France, you can easily find a 2070 Super for less than 250€ or a 2080 Super for less than 350 €, and that's usually the beefy AIO models, whereas the cheapest 3060 is 390€ and the cheapest 6700 is 420€ (for a crappy entry level AIO model). A 6700XT can be found for 460€, a 6800 for 570€ and the 3070 is at 580€.
I recently looked for a sub-200$ card for a build I'm doing and I was shocked to find how little you still get for that kind of money compared to when I bought my 1050Ti back in the day. Then I went on Ebay and the world seemed fine again, great deals to be had on the used market, competent gaming GPUs like the 1060 or 1660 can be had for an apple and an egg.
2 weeks back i bought less than 1 year old ex-mining 3060 ti for $270. repaste and repad now it's performing super fine. asked the seller to conduct some stress test before purchasing.
Waited almost 3 years but finally grabbed a used 3080 for $350 with 1y warranty left (MSI Ventus). Couldn't be happier coming from a 1080ti, nearly twice as fast in some cases. I refuse to pay the bloated prices of the 40 series. Will probably wait until 6000 if prices aren't out of kilter, otherwise 5000 series or used 4090 a couple of years out could be an option.
I picked up an “open box” AsRock RX6900xt phantom from my local micro center recently for $602. Literally half of what they were going for. It has been working flawlessly and I got a top tier upgrade for a great deal WITH a 60 day return policy
I managed to snag a 3060Ti FE from nvidia's european store for 430 bucks tax included two months ago, the DLSS2 uplift was noticeable, coming from a 980Ti. Overclocked and undervolted it, it now perform within 7% of a stock 3070. Not too shabby!
One might want to pay extra attention to the particular SKU being used when buying a 6900 XT, as the XTXH silicon are the better binned chips that clock higher, and run more electrically and thermally efficient. Sapphire and Powercolor are the top dogs when it comes to Radeon GPUs. Lastly, while Asus repurposes most of their stuff and spends little effort when making high-end GPUs for both parties, they're still a reliable board manufacturer and make excellent GPUs. Also, they occasionally make banger products like their 3080 and 6900 XT LC GPUs, but this just further reinforces my point that they muster the absolute lowest effort required to differentiate their products because they (mostly) just work. XFX is also a well-endorsed brand, recognised among Radeon users due to their easier going procedures and helpful customer services for the RMA and repair needs.
Solid breakdown. I think AMD can price however they want and perform however they want and it won't really affect Nvidia pricing too much. Current pricing makes older gen AMD cards automatic winners in pretty much every match up if all you value is rasterization, but there is no demand for them, and so AMD prices keep falling towards cost to buy for the retailer, which I think would be $150 at the lowest end on something like the 6600. So I'd think the floor for that card would be maybe $175. For 6900s I'd assume $500 buy in (it's usually around half of whatever the MSRP is outside of the initial launch/ROI window), so maybe 550-600 at lowest. And so on down the line is where I think the prices will settle, just a bit above what the retailer originally paid so they don't look like complete idiots on the ledgers.
I feel like I faired well in the great GPU price war of 2022 and came out ahead with a pretty nice value-focused gaming build. In April I went with an i5 12500 w/ DDR4 3600 in a B660 board. I wanted an H0 6 core chip, I passed on the E-cores and DDR5. I held out on a GPU until the end of July when I picked up a Gigabyte Gaming OC 3080 12gb for $729, the all-time lowest price to date. This was actually the model I wanted. Not only did it go well with my build and barely fit with 1cm to spare (Jonsbo V8) but it also only requires 2x 8pins (my PSU only has 2) and comes with a 4 year warranty. I know it's not the most popular or sought after model but that 4 year warranty was a big deal to me. It also has a decent VRM, not S-tier but a step up from reference with an extra phase. The heatsink is more than adequate as it is the same they use on their 3080ti and 3090, fans are quiet, nice backplate, dual bios fail safe. I have no complaints.
@@Frost640 how cool? I have PowerColor version and GPU temp goes up to 75 degrees C max at full load. That is in a well ventilated case with plenty airflow.
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The new Ryzen integrated graphics that aren't apu class are better than the 1030.
Also the 6400 for 120 in Newegg would be better then get 1030
rx580 8gb is less than 100$
Unless you're using a CRT monitor you're not getting the best experience. 🤔
@@ugogatto and isn't worth it, heavily dated drivers that are being kicked to the curb by anyone cursed with working with it. Mainly thinking of the blender foundation dropping OPENCL from its supported GPU apis. Fuck AMD's terrible driver history, i'm going midrange nvidia for good lol
Pulling out the literal pitchforks was a nice touch. Guess the torches would have violated the lease agreement.
Hahaha
I'm hoping AMD brings the torches next month. lol
@@GamersNexus I was waiting for an unlit torch to appear. Please tell me those were bought only for the bit.
@@thetalesofdaneandco Old McSteve has a farm. Eeeyah eeyah oh!
the subtle lip bite while saying "naw" got me good. please tell me yt'all returned those after this bit.
The disappointment category is stacked this year! CPU’s should step up their game for next year!
You mean GPUs don't you?
CPUs this year were actually good, albeit pricy. But 5800x3d and 12100f, 12400 and 13600k are all awesome
@@hereicomehereigo they're saying sarcastically that CPUs should get more disappointing to compete with the disappointment level of these GPUs
I think there is a generational correlation between not understanding sarcasm and paying thousands of dollars to buy a GPU.
11900k easy win
@@lowzyyy no lie 11900-KF is insane on pricing right now.
About 2 months ago I picked up an Asrock 6700xt used for 200$. Was from a computer shop that had it returned when a customer wanted to upgrade. So far its been great. No problems, perfect condition etc. There are still deals out there like this you just have to look around and be creative
that card still working out well for you? thinking about getting a used card from a reputable ebay seller, those deals are looking very compelling
These prices are still insanely volatile. Immediately after the BF and CM sales, prices shot way up on a lot of cards. A 6900 XT I've been watching hang around the $650-700 range for months shot up to $900, where it's been holding, and I saw similar all over the place.
You pretty much have to watch daily if you want to snag something at a decent price, because one day it might be, the next it'll be crazy again.
Day after Xmas will be a possible time to target deals again.
Most video cards have spiked over a month now. I bought a Zotac RTX 3060 ($331 + taxes + free shipping) and the temps were steady at 60 degrees playing Destiny 2. Then yesterday temps started to spike to the 80s and so don't believe that's normal. I plan on buying an Asus AMD 6700 xt since they have double ball bearings and read they have better cooling.
@@AH-gs8uh That's just Zotac honestly.
Everything should be heading lower over time. maybe it goes up briefly but its all significantly lower than it was a year ago. Anything new might have some bs pricing too, better to wait and keep watching like u say
I only recently picked up a 3080ti, im up gradeing from a gtx 1060! ive seen a rtx 3080ti on ebay for 730.00
Enjoying the $370 6700XT I picked up a couple weeks ago, and it's good to see a card called "pointless" when it launched going for $100 below MSRP and making 1440p gaming relatively affordable. Especially with my $200 upgrade to a 5800X and a $230 170hz 1440p monitor. Far more affordable upgrade and my whole rig is more than twice as fast as it used to be.
The new positioning is what it should have been at launch! Great setup!
Yup, that's what I'm getting right now for black friday
Long live long supported sockets!
I was able to get my 6700XT at about 330 USD after all the charges it came to about 355 USD was quite happy with it.
just ordered an XFX 6700 xt for 350$, which is a nuts deal
I think using old benchmarks puts AMD at a big disadvantage. Their drivers have made huge performance gains recently. The 6000 series cards are all a great value compared to nvidia
Just picked up a 6750 xt from Amd with 2 free games for $450
hello black screen my old firend...
@@sacredflesh got my 6950XT for $789 and it came with uncharted legacy of thieves which was something I didn’t even know about until I bought it. I do wish I had gotten the Callisto protocol though, I saw a trailer for it and it looks sweet
Well damn, suddenly gamers Nexus is losing a lot of credibility here.
@@MrGamelover23 lol no
RX6600 is still the one-man band in the budget category. Without it we'd be totally screwed in that category with ancient Nvidia cards available as the only other options.
Indeed. I picked one two months ago, coming from a 1050ti. If you don't need ray tracing, you can get 60+ fps at 1080p max in the majority of games.
Yeah , i got the asus one for $200
This guy got me into pc building, I've made 3 builds now. Keep up the work ma bro
Wow! That's so awesome to hear! Love that. Have you done any custom water cooling yet?
@@GamersNexus Not yet, I will definitely make a PC with a custom loop one day 😌
same, i've built mine very recently ended up with pretty cheap solution that rocks at anything, pure amd build
@@krellin My first ever build was and Ryzen 9 5900x and Evga 3090 in a o11D XL. I switched from an intel i7 10th , 3060 gaming laptop. I never used AMD before and I’m very satisfied with the outcome.
mA bRo
In the $200-300 range Steve, there was only one choice. The 6700 10GB for $299 (Sapphire Pulse). You're an entire class above the competition in the category with this card. 👍
yeah and basically at the edge to the next price wise, so the 6600 for around 200 still makes sense
@@kingplunger6033 Makes ZERO SENSE as the 6600 is a class above in the $100-200 category at 190USD. Who wants to pay to go up into another class of card? 🤦 Same thing applies, 6700 IS in 200-300 category with the model being the Sapphire Pulse, one of the best on the market...because who wants to pay more and be in a higher tier for the same product. 🤔
500€ in Europe...
399€ in France.
Well, the 6650XT being above 400€ in France, so it's still a more decent option.
asia here, 6700 is $370 and 6600 is $220 ish. definitely 6600 win for budget/value category
I literally purchased a 6650 XT THE DAY this video came out and I gotta say I couldn’t be happier to know I made the right choice (:
@cody orr4 ?
@@bird.9346 :D
i bought a 5600 xt right before the 3000 series launch and i felt a bit of regret until the launch and the end of the $200-$300 gpu.
You literally purchased one? How else can you buy one? Non-literally?
@@veryslyfox shut up😐
Feeling pretty good that a local pc shop here had a promotion on a XFX 6900XT for slightly less than a 3070.
How much .
A 3060Ti was around 740 usd and a 3070 was around 880 usd
They had the 6900XT marked down to 800 usd
(prices are USD equivalent from my local currency)
@@Beverain damn those ngreedia prices are really expensive, like +300$ expensive.
Some 6600/6650 XT for $200 today new. So that has got to be the clear winner today for anyone looking for a good budget gaming card. There were also 6700s for $300. The 6600 non XT were as low as $170 with games!!!
I snagged that card plus a 40% off AMD Ryzen 7 5800x CPU on Amazon. Holy shit fat 5+ year difference between new and old parts, huuuge upgrade for cheap, less than a new console lol
6:14 is probably my favorite thing Steve has ever done
If he glued a 4080 at the fork part i would have lost it
@@Kevin-fl7mj Man I have clicked that timestamp way too many times in the last 10 minutes. Laughing like a child.
I thought he would be handed a flaming torch... That would be great 👍
I got the Strix 3070 RTX for $400~ last week and I'm very happy with it. It had over a year of warranty when I got it. Still had the box and all accessories, even the ruler keychain.
New or used?
@@ezon725 barley used, like new, still under over a year of warranty, and packaged complete, even got the little keychain ruler.
@@PurpleKnightmare Nice. I've got same one too for 500 euros ,used 6 months. Good price in my country considering new one costs here 850+
Got my 3080 for 575 year warranty left still
@@SoulFrosty dang dude, nice!
I got a used 6700XT last week for just under $300, including tax and shipping. Very good performance for the price.
Ended up going with a B-stock 3070 at $430 via EVGA in my build, which nestled nicely into the bottom of the $400-750 bracket. Pretty happy with that!
Got a used Gigabyte Vision for $375, hasn't let me down.
I'm surprised you didn't cover the RX 6700 non-XT which is $299 new on Newegg right now. Only about 10% less performance (compared to the XT model) for significantly less price
Performance it's more comparable to the 6650 xt and it's currently atleast $70 more
I figured out Nvidia's strategy
they already turned the 90 card in the 30 series into a titan in terms of price, 40 series did it with the 80 card, 50 series they're just going to keep going
(this is a joke, but knowing nvidia, it wouldn't surprise me if the problem gets worse again)
$ 1100 5070 is nvidia's next masterstroke
Screenshotting this for the future. You will be right.
For 50 Series, FaRTX 5050 will be priced at $699, 5060 at $799, 5070 at $999, 5080 at $1499 and 5090 will cost you a limb, your dignity, and your firstborn must be sacrificed in the name of Jensen!
can’t wait for the $900 5060
Their strategy is we didn't sell out on our last gen 30 series so we will charge an arm and a leg for 40 series. This will make people think the 30 series is a good deal. If AMD or Intel can compete, we will adjust prices. The problem is, they cannot compete. Even if AMD was faster, Nvidia has DLSS and Ray Tracing. Those techs are very useful.
Until actual competition arrives, expect this behavior. Because you will buy their cards anyway.
I found a Red Devil 6950xt on sale for $689 brand new. Upgrading from a 1080ti, I thought this was an awesome move, especially having a 5900x. Hopefully prices keep normalizing, these are promising!
A little disappointing not seeing the RX 6700 and 6800 measured here, absolutely great performance for the price
My thought exactly. Got rx6700 non XT for £288 brand new and it is a great performer for the price.
I think the 6800 is often a bit too close to the price of the 6800 xt which poses better value. That being said, in the UK I managed to get a really good deal for a new 6800 for £460, should arrive between 26th and 30th November
Agreed. There have been killer sales on the 6700xt and some 6800xt's too. Picked one up actually.
I’ve been rocking an MSI 6800 (non xt), for nearly 2 years. Cost me £800 😅 but runs everything maxed out at 1440p and basically never goes over 65c in an ITX case, paired with a 5800x3d. Great card.
@@thesockdoctorr which board partner model did you get? I've got an XFX speedster swft 319 on the way
I just rebuilt my PC and replaced everything except the GPU. I have a 2070 Super and it does just fine. I am glad that I didn't need to replace it yet. I am sort of holding out hope that the competition kicks up and we see better priced cards next year when I will want to look at replacing it. But I won't hold my breath.
My buddy and I both recently purchased RTX 3080 10GB models for ~$450 second hand. Mine is an MSI ventus and his is a EVGA card. But regardless, second hand cards are really cheap right now, and if you put in $30 of thermal pads and paste and some elbow grease, they’re good as new if not better
Really appreciate all the work you do. This is helpful not just for pricing, but comparing performance across brands and models. It’s not always easy to keep track of which Radeon card = which Nvidia card.
Just want to say Ive been seeing 6600XTs for 200 bucks used from reputable sellers, going to be honest i don't think there is any better (consistent) deal in today's market.
Yeah I bought a ASUS 6650xt from Newegg for (349 - 38 - 180= $132)
@@demolutiongamer371 Likewise for me - Sapphire Pulse 6650xt
Wow! $200 is great if you can get it! Definitely the one to go with at that price.
Although the really cheap ones have poor coolers and will be spinning their propellers with any kind of use.
@@demolutiongamer371 how'd you stack the promos?
I got absurdly lucky during an Amazon sale in October and managed to snag a brand new 3090 for $870. I'm still in shock.
Good for you! I did see some mildly ridiculous deals on the og 3090 last month.
Same here, got mine for that during amazon prime day!
Hey that’s pretty good!
A year ago that is exactly what I paid for my launch EVGA 3070 Ti FTW3 Ultra, so I am pretty jealous.
it's sort of absurd to be that eager to spend over $300 on a gpu, but it's your money
@@desktorp stop being poor.
One annoying thing these days is that there are no basic cheap ~$50 cards for non gaming machines.
I got RX 6800 non-XT second hand two months ago, and I couldn’t be happier. High framerate 1440p gaming for around 430 dollars.
The rx6800 is a beast. There is only one game I can't play and that's xplane 12. Not very popular and amd will probably not bother patching it.
@@caribbaviator7058 do you think I will be fine using the ryzen 3700x with the 6800?
@@solarft it's actually my wife's current setup and no issues with it.
How many frames for 1440p gaming, and what kind of games do you play?
@@caribbaviator7058 what about dcs... what's your proccesor
Buying two pitchforks for a 3 second joke is the quality of comedy that I basically live for
the second pitchfork got me, I was expecting a torch (or standing).
that second pitchfork had me giggling off my chair
I went with a 6700xt over a 6750xt since a lot of people were saying they were just OC cards. Same core count/memory. You can get a 6700xt for $325 and a 6750XT $390 on Newegg right now.
There are 220pcs used 6700xt sold by a miner in my country for 188USD each.
The catch is, he only sells 50pcs batches :D
I bought my 1660 super in late 2020 for 220€, the price since has skyrocketed and now is basically the same as 2/3 years ago.
Old cards don't fall down in price
I just picked up a rx 6700xt and a Ryzen 7 5800x with Dead Island 2, The Calisto Protocol, and Uncharted collection for $600 combined this past week. A helluva deal imo.
Epic deal
You got ripped off man. Best I can do is fiddy.
Bruh Dead ISland aint even out yet lol
@@isaacespapa1 I know, it's a pre order code. I still get it for free the day it comes out.
bruh, it's max $400 in Europe...
Interesting. A year ago I picked up an amd 6800xt (since at the time it was cheaper than the respective nvidia card, and in stock) and honestly it's been absolutely good-enough. Probably will last me until 2025 at least. Anecdotally, haven't had any problems with drivers so far.
AMD has gotten its drivers into a good state. They were bad back in the RX 480 and RX 580 era, and a bit for Vega, but got patched up and have been fairly reliable ever since. The 6800 XT is a great card. Strong for a few years at least.
I still see people going on about amd drivers for some reason. My last 2 cards have been amd and have only had 1 driver issue in 4 years, which oddly enough was when I plugged a new monitor in. Reinstalled them and haven't had an issue since.
@@chriscalliss5999 The only game I have ever had issues with my 6800xt on with is Classic wow, the drivers crash like crazy on that game. Everything else its been no more or less reliable than any Nvidia card I have had.
@@GamersNexus I have a 580 now, and personally I haven't seen issues. Granted the architecture is 5 years old so it may have been updated a bit.
Love my 6800xt! It smokes everything I play in 4k.
My launch 5700xt should be able to hold out for a year or two longer. This year I finally upgraded my CPU from an Intel 6700 to the 13600k.
i got rid of my 5700xt. The card barely handles game on high settings
Scored a 3080 FTW3 for ~540 last month. I was browsing Micro Center's site in the wee hours of the morning when they listed new inventory. I think they had to have made a mistake, because this is the price of a decent 3070. Oh well, they honored the reservation. Worked out for me. Hopefully I won't have to test if EVGA will honor the full warranty.
That wasn't a mistake. Micro Center is well known for such deals.
Good score. With money being as tight as it is, I envy you.
Hows ur card holding up bud?, I got a 2nd hand msi gaming z trio rtx 3080 for 470 recently upgrading entire system, in the box like new, 2 years warranty still left. Bought from a gamer, not a miner. I was using a historic gtx 960. This 3080 is a total beast & super happy with it. Wont be looking at upgrading again anytime soon.
@@brendonnel6631 still going strong. Currently putting Baldur's Gate 3 through its paces.
Managed to get a 6700 10gb (not XT) for 400 euros, in my country all nvidia GPUS are at least 100 euros more than that. Coming from a 1060 6gb it's an incredible jump in perfomance, on my 1080p monitor I can crank everything to ultra and get rock solid 60fps just fine. Also I upgraded the cpu to AMD too, so I can squeeze that extra more performance with SAM. Really happy with my new rig, this channel has been incredibly helpful too.
I ended up buying used 6800xt for 425€ it still has 2 years warranty, feels lucky, seller seemed bit clueless about pricing situation lol
I like that you guys went out and bought two obviously brand new never used pitchforks with pristine pricetag/barcodes for a cheap gag. I love it. I'm also one of those occasional viewers that comes back every 4-5 years when they're thinking about a new build. Still rocking my gtx970 and 4690k.
I'm a same exact boat as you are. Though strongly considering 7900xtx when it launches with new build.
same just 4590...And it sucks now
Same thing here: GTX 970 + 4790k. Thinking of jumping ship to AMD this time around.
@@McBeaks93 Yep, can forsee myself doing the same thing. In my country say a 6700XT (0-10% slower than a 3070) cost about 200 dollars less than a 3070...its silly with Nvidia now. I have a friend who bought a 6600, and before had AMD gpu, and he says no problems with drivers etc.
The latest ARC drivers (.4032) have solved most issues pointed out in this vid. A750 and A770 are rather good buys right now
At the peak of the GPU shortage/prices, the missus asked about gaming on a PC I built her a couple years prior. I had originally built it as a basic web browsing/productivity system, but it has 16G DDR4 and a reasonably fast AMD Ryzen 3 processor. Because prices were so steep even in the used market I tossed in the cheapest card I could find, which was a GTX1030 I ended up paying ~$180 for at the time (My backside still hurts from that one)
A few months ago the kid had asked about making a YT channel for gaming. I knew I'd need to upgrade both their systems and found some eVGA RTX 2070 cards on closeout (refurbs direct from eVGA). Worked out to about $200 each after taxes and shipping just a little over a year later. Considering their systems are only 1080p it's more than enough to get quality clips out of. They're also a heck of a lot better than the 760 & 1030 they had before (That 1030 performed worse than the 760 which I've had for close to a decade)
GPU prices coming down is about danged time. Too bad the YT channel fell flat because the kid hated doing video editing :-D
That's because GTX 1030 is not a thing. GT 1030 is, but it's not *the* gaming line-up. Pretty much anything from the GTX line-up is a step above GT.
GT just barely beats integrated graphics (I don't think they do anymore with the latest gen CPUs).
The 1030 performs around the level of a gtx 750, so it makes sense that it's weaker than the 760.
Loving that i got my asus 6700xt new for 360 last month. Then upgraded the cpu to a 5600 for 100 more. Best part, i made a build with the parts i replaced, and sold that pc. So I pretty much upgraded my pc for free.
Nice.
Been enjoying my 3080 since launch. Super fortunate to have gotten it for msrp and it will continue to serve me well for many years.
I just upgraded from a 2070 gaming z to the 3080 gaming z and I love it. Picked it up for $800 brand new off Newegg like 3 days before black friday.
I can't believe they were so scarce that I eventually bit & got a pretty well done asus pre-built with a 3080. compared to the recent increase of today, I pretty much got a bargain then & now. The only bad thing about that mobo was that their z490 was not gen 4 proof like the other makers. 😂😂😂😂
I wish I could find a 3080 :( It's so difficult to find one that isn't in a pre-built.
With how wildly prices are changing I just keep deciding not to bother buying a new card. To be honest my RX 580 still does all I need it to do, especially since it is an 8gb one. I bought an R9 Nano as a card for collecting/fun, but any new cards I can't seem to bite the bullet. lol
I just bought a 6650XT for under $260 including tax and shipping. I'm really happy about it!
I got mine for 220 out the door. -Asus OC edition
There should be some kind of dynamic/responsive chart, where you could just type in the price at which you could get a card. (It varies a lot, depeding on where you live and when you buy.)
Then you would be easily able to see which card has the best price/performance-ratio and is the best deal. 🙂
I would love this too, even though I know it's such a massive project. I end up digging through 10+ GN videos (thankfully they're all extremely well timestamped) to get a spreadsheet going with notes, and then dig through retailers to match up pricing to performance to squeeze the most out of the budget. The problem is that the metrics for optimizations are on a bunch of different axes, like different kinds of compute performances, thermals, noise-to-thermal ratios, price, and features... and then there's the qualities that don't have benchmarked numbers, like looks and ease of use. Designing a table that can fit all of that in, and then maintaining that with new ways to test stuff, would be a massive project.
You can always calculate $ per frame based on Tomsharware GPU chart but a proper tool would be great !
PC Part Picker?
@@PrincePetti I use this website quite frequently but don't see which feature you're actually talking about 🤷
You could made it for yourself in Google docs. Fill in fps, add some formulas to make a price/perf and here you go.
I did it for myself like in 20 minutes, very helpful for me and friend looking for an upgrade
I love this line from Steve: "There's no need to kick-start ARC"! 🏆 🍾 🍾
So true.
Me realizing I got an incredible deal buying a 1080ti for $150 😅
GPUs before the RTX series come out:
I'm just a mini micronano plate sitting on the motherboard
GPUs after RTX 4000 series was released: stretches across the PC case
GPUs in 25 years: I have become the PC case
I scored a high-end model MSI Gaming Z Trio 6800XT for $523 after tax, which seemed like a pretty phenomenal deal. Replacing a 2070 Super for 1440p 170hz.
Right now with current prices, I just don't see how you justify buying Nvidia at any price point. The only exceptions might be the 3060ti if you can get it below $400, and the 3070 at below $500... and I guess the 4090 at $1600 (though all of them are currently $2100+ which is *LAUGHABLE* ). The AMD price/performance is just so, so much better than Nvidia at this point in time. 6600 > 3050, 6650XT > 3060, 6750 XT > 3060ti/3070, 6800XT >>> 3080, and 6950XT >>> 3090/3090ti. The pricing on Nvidia's side just doesn't make sense. Period.
The 1% lows are higher with Nvidia gpu's
@@leagueaddict8357 They aren't, though.
I picked up a 6800xt at 515$. Felt like a really good deal. I’ve been rocking a 1060 for 5 or so years so I imagine it will be quite an upgrade. Looking forward to it getting delivered.
Same picked that one up too love it! And I upgraded from a Rtx 2080 still awesome gains
It's sad that here the 6800xt cost 1499€ and a 1060 still cost about 150-250 2nd hand depending on your luck on auction sites...
Got the same card and installed it in my pc yesterday. That things a beast, getting great fps even at 2k, so enjoy yours!
Which brand?
@@kellen1618 Asrock
Would highly recommend looking at used options as well. Can only speak of my purchases, but I had great success buying locally. Bought a 3070 (albeit mined) for $300 CAD, so around $220 usd. Crazy.
I'm definitely that viewer that doesn't check in year-round to see the latest GPU releases/rankings. Videos like this are VERY helpful to folks like me when we're looking to upgrade/replace.
I just spent 270 USD for an XNX SWFT RX 6650 XT Speedster, I will be PEEVED if you guys show me something more powerful for 200 lmao.
That's a good price. That's what we'd pick. $290 is kinda high but $270 seems close to the average. Good choice!
@@GamersNexus "Thanks, Steve!" (kidding, but an actual response from the GN team is awesome)
My July 2017 purchase of the 1050Ti for $145 is still looking like a great value I see. The price has gone up $15 in 5 years! So much for Moor's Law being alive. I have a funny feeling my October 2022 4090 purchase will look about the same in years to come.
We’ll see I guess. I have a feeling that both of our 4090’s are gonna out live anything that comes out any time soon. But what do I know…
In the late 1980's same thing happened, no innovation for 6 years, next year should be good, unless we fall into depression
@@1teamboy you'll be singing a different tune when nvidia launches gddr7and pcie5.0 compatible GPUS 2 years from now
@@zin0gr312 nah I won’t tbh. I hope you’re right 😅😅😂
I bought my 1070 like 5-6 years ago for $250. They are selling on ebay for $120 LOL. GPUs are like cars now.
6650 XT prices crashed in May. Micro Center keeps doing great deals, I got one brand new for $220.
Used , old but outstanding ,deserving a mention for low budget - RX570 and RX580 preferably the 8GB version
In the 300-400 price range, the RX 6700 (non XT) will generally provide better value than the RX 6650 XT. It uses 16 PCIe lanes compared to the 6650 XT which uses 8, and has 10GB of memory on a 160-bit bus which will improve performance at higher resolutions like 1440p and sometimes 4K with FSR. I bought one recently for $329 which is lower than the 6650 XT while still performing better than it.
this, got mine XFX 6700 for lot more ( europe lol, 400e) and manage to missed the free games about a week as well, still think its amazing value/performance/watt, my old radeon 480 got higher temp, may even higher TDP? oficially xfx 6700 card got 220 TDP, my card never go higher than 175W tho
@@Trisstan20 europe here aswell. it s like it s 2 different universes. the prices from US don t match with the ones from europe at all. why same card is 100$ smth more here then from us. in 100$ you could buy another gpu, a low end one. wtf man
Do you know if theres any bottleneck in using a 6700 or xt model in an x370 motherboard? I have a 1700x cpu and gtx 1080 gpu and wondering if its time for a soft upgrade. Not sure if upgrading the cpu is worth though.
@@1Starben Not sure about the 1700X but I'm not seeing any bottlenecks with a R5 3600 on a B350 motherboard. I think you can keep the same motherboard and just upgrade to a 5600 or something if you do notice any bottlenecks.
P. S. I have SAM working on the B350 so you won't need a newer motherboard to take advantage of that.
@@Trisstan20 I followed a guide from Ancient Gameplays on TH-cam for overclocking and undervolting the RX 6700 and you can get a little more performance with a significant drop in power draw. Mine draws around 135W on peak load while offering about 10-15% better performance. I've got the Sapphire Pulse version so ymmv.
The nice thing about the 1030 DDR5 is that it's one of the last GPUs that come with built in VGA. Plus single-slot low-profile.
My favorite part of gpus this year is when my RX590 died and I had to buy a new one and over payed $1100 for a 3070ti which is a stupid amount of money for a card like this
Love the review, but I feel like the 6700 nonXT should have been included for its phenomenal price to performance
Got a used 6800 (non xt) Gigabyte OC edition for $290 in a local used market . its been working well for last 2 months. I have seen very little content on this card but I feel its like a unicorn where its closer to 6800 xt vs 6700 xt. I don't think I will want to update for years now unless i find a deal like this again for new generation
The issue for me is price. I've only ever seen it less than $50 cheaper than the XT and at that price it isn't worth it.
Just bought a 1660 Super, brand new (I live in Argentina, it's crazy hard to be able to afford a good GPU) and couldn't be more happy about it. For 1080p gaming and editing, it's everything I could possibly need.
My 2080 Super died at the peak of priced being insane.
Bought a 6700XT after like a year for over $550. Finally was able to RMA the 2080 Super and MSI gave me a 3080 Suprim X and I was only able to recoup $300 from the 6700XT a few months later lol.
Damn, my damn 1070's VRMs died during that time. It sucked having to pay that much to get a replacement.
They sent you a new card just because your old one died?
@@heroicsquirrel3195 yeah, the 2080 Super I had was the Gaming Trio X and wasn't super common. I imagine with the overstock of 3000 series cards it was easier to just send me a 3080 as a replacement.
@@jakestocker4854 I don’t understand, why would they just send it for free?😂
@@heroicsquirrel3195 what do you mean? The card was under warranty still. If they can't repair your card they will replace it.
In my case they couldn't replace it with a 2080 Super so they replaced it with a 3080.
I'm testing my free A750 from Scavenger Hunt right now, and after very painful driver installation (use DDU to purge all old drivers!), it turned out surprisingly strong in OpenCL, apart from still a few minor issues. With only 8GB, it won't replace my 12GB Pascal Titan Xp from 2017. But The A770 16GB looks really strong for GPU compute and it's the cheapest 16GB card by far.
Yeah, the Intel Arc Windows drivers are pretty buggy right now, but it's working great on Linux. Just need to enable it by setting some kernel parameters.
I LOVE that you have the side bars showing how long graphs will be up. That's awesome
For the higher end it really seems the smart money is on "wait and see" for the new AMD cards.
The 4080 is, at the current price, an absolute joke :/
Except it's not the funny kind!
4:46
thanks, happy to be here.
keep on keepin on
We're still getting screwed over in the UK, I don't understand why. There's enough stock now, so it must be entirely down to greed.
RX 6700XT is £430/$520
RX 6800 is £550/$665
And the RTX3080s are still £700/$850.
RX 6700 10gb is a beast and should have been included at the 300$ gpus
I agree. In my country rx 6700 costs basically the same as rtx 3060 and is a way better choice.
thinking of going down this route.
In NZ currently, the RX 6700 is selling for the exact same price (599.00 NZD) as the RX 6650 XT
I got the 5800x3d and 6750xt from AMD for about $840 with the discount about two months ago.
I play Elite Dangerous, Valheim, Stray everything plays great. Thought about waiting on new video cards but decided to not wait and start gaming.
I only found out the non XT version existed the other day, was able to snag one for $480 CDN ($360 US) but considering the 3060 starts at $500 and the TI version nearly $650 I'm pretty happy with my find. Cheapest RX 6700 XT I could find in stores was $630 although New Egg had a few for about $520.
Yep, he blasts past the 6700XT too which is 356/369 right now, that's a ridiculous value
I got myself a basically brand new MSI 6900XT for $650 and I've had 0 problems with it
My 6750xt was 600 bucks...
If I had a couple hundred more dollars I would definitely be considering a 6900
I was also thinking about getting a RX6900XT but I worried about my CPU-RYZEN3600 and how bad the bottleneck would be I was told if I really need to I could just go with the RX6800XT which is only 100$ less and I wouldn't really need to worry about upgrading the CPU if I planned 1440P to4K gameing
@@MrAnony07 You can go save the $100 by going for 6800XT (use your 3600 to update your BIOS if you have a B450/X470 motherboard)(if U have B550/X570, no need for an update ) then you can sell the 3600 for around $80 and buy Ryzen 5 5600 which is US$118. Then your set for years😃
@@MrAnony07 Ryzen 5 3600 to Ryzen 5600 is a huge CPU upgrade
It felt so personal and warthm at the 4:50 mark, Thanks Steve!
There's also RX 6700 10GB 160 bit from Sapphire and XFX.
Supposedly, these cards were sold directly to mining companies, but since mining crashed, they showed up in shops.
I picked up a $200 6600 a couple weeks ago. Talk about value.... the card is solid.
I picked up a rtx 3090 asus tuf oc for $800 used seemed like a good deal to me I plan to keep it for probably the next 2 generations.
Where did you find that, it you don't mind sharing? I'd love to find one for myself too!
@@The23rdGamer I got really lucky on ebay. I've had it for a couple weeks now runs cool no problems at all. Sorry for the late response :)
U guys are so smart, and make the diy pc world so accessible! Thank you, keep it up!!
Just picked up a 6950xt at Microcenter for $649 (any cpu purchase made it $50 off, $699 originally). Crazy compared to launch prices. Odd economy we’re living in lol
Great video; I just happen to be in the market. I was curious if you had done/plan to do a review on the RX 6700 non-XT? It looks like pretty decent price/performance, but I haven't found many people that have reviewed it.
It definitely is pretty decent I would consider buying it if it were like 290. Currently it's 300, I think. Which is still a really good deal. 2 GB less ram than the XT but pretty similar performance
The 6950XT at ~$800 (I got mine for $789.99 from micro center) is an item I was surprised wasn’t listed as a viable option. 200+ fps in MWII at 4k with FSR is nothing to sneeze at for that price point
FSR is not great. Overall quiality is much worse, try native or Fidelitycasx
@@agustinvelasquez6406 I’m a pixel peeping nerd and have shot/edited video for almost a decade. Even with FSR turned to performance, it’s genuinely hard for me to see any loss in quality besides some aliasing (that isn’t much of a problem with the higher quality settings) in a fast paced game like COD. Just my $0.02
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You also get to meme about 69 😹
Used market in Europe is currently very attractive because new cards prices are still quite high and a lot of gamers are finally upgrading after holding due to the insane prices of the last 2 years and dumping their RTX 2xxx series on the used market. In France, you can easily find a 2070 Super for less than 250€ or a 2080 Super for less than 350 €, and that's usually the beefy AIO models, whereas the cheapest 3060 is 390€ and the cheapest 6700 is 420€ (for a crappy entry level AIO model). A 6700XT can be found for 460€, a 6800 for 570€ and the 3070 is at 580€.
OMG the sound level across videos on Gamers Nexus are all over the board.
I recently looked for a sub-200$ card for a build I'm doing and I was shocked to find how little you still get for that kind of money compared to when I bought my 1050Ti back in the day. Then I went on Ebay and the world seemed fine again, great deals to be had on the used market, competent gaming GPUs like the 1060 or 1660 can be had for an apple and an egg.
2 weeks back i bought less than 1 year old ex-mining 3060 ti for $270. repaste and repad now it's performing super fine. asked the seller to conduct some stress test before purchasing.
Got Asus Dual RX 6600 for $300 CAD, around $220 USD plus tax, not a bad deal at all
I REALLY expected Steve to just chuck that 1030 over his shoulder against a wall somewhere.
Waited almost 3 years but finally grabbed a used 3080 for $350 with 1y warranty left (MSI Ventus). Couldn't be happier coming from a 1080ti, nearly twice as fast in some cases. I refuse to pay the bloated prices of the 40 series. Will probably wait until 6000 if prices aren't out of kilter, otherwise 5000 series or used 4090 a couple of years out could be an option.
I picked up an “open box” AsRock RX6900xt phantom from my local micro center recently for $602.
Literally half of what they were going for. It has been working flawlessly and I got a top tier upgrade for a great deal WITH a 60 day return policy
Holy fuck 600$ is around the cheapest price of USED rx 6800 xt I could find. Gratz man
Prices in Canada are still kinda insane.
Yeah we get hosed on any consumer product really.
I managed to snag a 3060Ti FE from nvidia's european store for 430 bucks tax included two months ago, the DLSS2 uplift was noticeable, coming from a 980Ti. Overclocked and undervolted it, it now perform within 7% of a stock 3070. Not too shabby!
"The video cards have come home to roost." lol love it.
One might want to pay extra attention to the particular SKU being used when buying a 6900 XT, as the XTXH silicon are the better binned chips that clock higher, and run more electrically and thermally efficient. Sapphire and Powercolor are the top dogs when it comes to Radeon GPUs. Lastly, while Asus repurposes most of their stuff and spends little effort when making high-end GPUs for both parties, they're still a reliable board manufacturer and make excellent GPUs. Also, they occasionally make banger products like their 3080 and 6900 XT LC GPUs, but this just further reinforces my point that they muster the absolute lowest effort required to differentiate their products because they (mostly) just work. XFX is also a well-endorsed brand, recognised among Radeon users due to their easier going procedures and helpful customer services for the RMA and repair needs.
any thoughts about the AMD 6700 (10G) ? I saw some versions cheaper than the 6600XT. I think it's a hidden gem, based on price/performance.
Got a 6700XT for $320.00 on Black Friday. Fantastic card. Fantastic value.
Homie summoned the pitchforks for NVidias shenanigans and tomfoolery at 6:09
Solid breakdown. I think AMD can price however they want and perform however they want and it won't really affect Nvidia pricing too much. Current pricing makes older gen AMD cards automatic winners in pretty much every match up if all you value is rasterization, but there is no demand for them, and so AMD prices keep falling towards cost to buy for the retailer, which I think would be $150 at the lowest end on something like the 6600. So I'd think the floor for that card would be maybe $175. For 6900s I'd assume $500 buy in (it's usually around half of whatever the MSRP is outside of the initial launch/ROI window), so maybe 550-600 at lowest. And so on down the line is where I think the prices will settle, just a bit above what the retailer originally paid so they don't look like complete idiots on the ledgers.
I feel like I faired well in the great GPU price war of 2022 and came out ahead with a pretty nice value-focused gaming build. In April I went with an i5 12500 w/ DDR4 3600 in a B660 board. I wanted an H0 6 core chip, I passed on the E-cores and DDR5. I held out on a GPU until the end of July when I picked up a Gigabyte Gaming OC 3080 12gb for $729, the all-time lowest price to date. This was actually the model I wanted. Not only did it go well with my build and barely fit with 1cm to spare (Jonsbo V8) but it also only requires 2x 8pins (my PSU only has 2) and comes with a 4 year warranty. I know it's not the most popular or sought after model but that 4 year warranty was a big deal to me. It also has a decent VRM, not S-tier but a step up from reference with an extra phase. The heatsink is more than adequate as it is the same they use on their 3080ti and 3090, fans are quiet, nice backplate, dual bios fail safe. I have no complaints.
PC building can be so satisfying when the parts feel like they were made for each other. Congrats on such a finely tuned build. :)
@@jacobgodserv Thanks!
Curious how you would spell "farewell."
“Thanks Steve” might be my favorite thing about this channel.
6:14 - I literally died laughing !!! Well done GN !!
Today you can now add the 6500XT for $99 for the sub $100 range.
Just be aware that the PCIe x4 interface is a major bottleneck/problen if you're looking to upgrade an older PCIe Gen 3 based system.
non xt 6700 can be had for 329 from xfx or sapphire, seems pretty decent
I have a sapphire version, runs cool and plays CP2077 at 1440p just fine
I've seen them for 300
@@Frost640 how cool? I have PowerColor version and GPU temp goes up to 75 degrees C max at full load. That is in a well ventilated case with plenty airflow.
if you're an international purchaser don't bother buying from here, I bought the coasters and after almost 2 weeks of waiting it was finally shipped even thought it was in stock, then they used a company that charged me the tariff (understandable and I am ok with that) but also a 200%+ border crossing fee mark up on top of that, and end of the day it was an addition of over 25% of the cost on the original order, and when I contacted GN about this it took a week to respond with the most patronizing message about what tariffs are by just copying and pasting a message in some newegg level customer service. Congratulations on this to everyone at GN for leaving me with a very bitter taste in my mouth about the service received from start to end.
GPU prices have not come home to roost in Europe. They buggered off when Covid started, and are now MIA.