My rtx 4070 dual oc has crazy bad coil whine at anything over 200 fps.

I can’t tell shit difference

I got wrong all of them hahahha. Yeah, RT is useless and don't make games visually better. It's like PhysX - cool but use more computacional power just for some effects.

Well, i have MASSIVE coil whine, but not from the card / PC, itself, it comes through the speakers (Prodipe Pro 8 V3), specially the right one, the left one is mostly silent. Headphones are totally silent. Due the "lack" of space inside the casing, the GPU is VERY close to the CPU fans, cables are a bit messy but moving them does NOT fix it. GPU, MB, CPU and RAM are fairly new, specially the GPU. Ironically, games like Cyberpunk does not produce much whine, but games like Fallout 4 yeah. In FO4 i managed to lower it by limiting the FPS in the .ini. Still noticeable but manageable, other games DRIVE ME MAD. I have my speakers, PC, monitor, and a Logitech G923 connected to the same power outlet. There are several outlets next to each other, about 10 cm apart, and I'm not sure if they are wired in series or parallel. I knwo it's not the best but oh well. Swapping the speakers to another outlet lowers the whine but not completely and it's not possible as a permanent solution. I have whine even in desktop, youtube, etc but ONLY when i move the mouse around, whines a bit, then kinda stops. PC Specs: Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X RAM: 24 GB DDR4 Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Motherboard: MSI MPG B550 Gaming Edge WiFi Power Supply: Seasonic S12II 620W 80 Plus Bronze Operating System: Windows 10 Monitor: LG 27GN800-B UltraGear Gaming Monitor I'm going to try the UV method, i'll update accordingly! EDIT: Lowering it from 1.070 to 0.925... lowered it A BIT, still very annoying, and now I'M stressed out thinking if it could damage the GPU... idk what to do T_T Still it was a nice tutorial, at least i learned something, so thank you :)

I got all right,shadows tell a lot

Which 8 pin cord should I buy for this?

Well, Well, I'm not a gamer, but I can appreciate the intricacies that go with this stuff. But... I can't help but ask myself if it's actually worth it when you look at the result. It kind abegs the question what we might be after. As I understand it, the demand ray tracing puts on the hardware is rather monumental compared to without it. Having that said, I just watched a new Linux Tech Tips video talking about ray tracing becoming a requirement in the games - they mentioned an Indiana Jones game. So apparently ray tracing takes off a whole chunk of the workload in creating a realistic lighting scenario compared to rasterizing. That is fair, okay. But still, I can't help but feel that the tecnology is nowhere near mature enough to be implemented as a requirement in games. It kind of reminds me of Windows 11 and its system requirements (not to mention everything else that's wrong with it). The timing in general is especially crappy as no one nowhere can really afford it at these times. I don't know. Implementing all this right now makes little sense.

This happened to my Rog Strix RTX 3080 TI today in RDR2 😳 But it does not happen in Cyberpunk. When I raised from 1080 to 4K the noise was lower.

Fck it if i see the difference

Is there a replacement for the case by any chance

Full ray tracing is where it makes a big difference. also not all games have the same ray tracing for example Elden ring only has ray traced shadows

as someone with no experience at gaming, It was really hard to find the difference. until the comparison and zoom in.

After I guessed WRONG 3 times in a row I decided rtx isn't for me

You chose a weird scene for Witcher. It looks *considerably* better with RT on and the differences are very noticeable. Good video otherwise.

The difference is like 4%; why are we investing so much money into a technology that is barely worth it? I would much rather have sharper textures and details with good antialiasing instead.

Honestly I feel like path tracing vs ray tracing makes a bigger difference than standard ray tracing vs none at all.

undervooltingh will reduce performance, right?

I got a couple wrong. Wow, surprisingly hard to tell the difference. No way I'd tell a difference while actually playing a game I don't think.

After owning an RTX 4070 for over a year and playing plenty of games with ray tracing enabled, I'd say that, ultimately, no it's not worth it. It's really only in a small handful of games in which ray tracing makes a significant, easily-noticable difference. As we all know already, with most games you need side-by-side comparison shots of 'ray tracing on VS ray tracing off'. And even then, you have to stare at the picture and squint to notice the differences. And in some games, the ray tracing implementation is just trash and makes reflections and shadows look WORSE. The shadows and reflections look like sh*t with ray tracing enabled and the non-ray traced reflections and shadows actually look better. AND.... In exchange for all of this, you lose half of your performance. Your in-game FPS plummets. And for what? At best, all you get is 'improvements' that are barely noticeable. And at worst, the 'improvements' actually look WORSE. No. Not worth it.

Ray Tracing makes a HUGE difference in Hogwarts... My God...

Thanks man. Worked like a charm. ❤

i´ve coil whin under low load in diferent situations. for example entering the hideout in Tarkov. main menu, stash adn game are okay (other games too). but as soon i enter the hideot - i whines more than me after a breakup

50 here.. been gaming since the 2600, for those GenZ's, this was a gaming device from Atari.. yes long ago indeed. Maybe I am just... well.. just getting old right Lol, but hot damn I enable ray tracing and substantially if minimum I can see a difference where I can say - it's like night and day, and not too mention how it takes a hit on performance. Anyone seeing more or less the same?

i think it looks better without ray tracing! lol Ray tracing seems to just make it look brighter in random areas and throws off the shading if anything. No Ray Tracing looks more natural AMD it is lol

I just play games without noticing the environment. Play Some game on low setting and don't really care that much.

Rtx is a welcome addition, when it is well implemented into a game. A lot of games do support rtx, but poorly. A game with a good implemented rtx will do the difference. Like cyberpunk, the witcher 3 next gen, and dying light 2 for example. Immediatly noticable

Wtf I just got all wrong , thsi proves that rt is just a gimmick and a waste of fps and electricity

Couldnt tell them apart. RT in games is a gimmick to raise GPU prices.

I literally see no difference

i cannot

Ray tracing is overrated

I am ashamed, a bit of a mix! But to be fair (or an excuse) It was a little bit too fast for me.. i can't look that fast and see the difference between the 2 samples. When i play around with RTX at home, i do think it does look better, it just pops a bit more. Shadow and lighting are making more sense (reflections as well) But in the end, it's just like a black and white movie, at some point you don't notice it anymore... Just like OLED everybody is so hyped about OLED (me 2, i think it's cool) But if i am honest, Its just like RTX, it's a little bit prettier, but it doesnt make a big difference. Except RTX, because i notice my FPS going down and it often feels less smooth then without RTX, and... DLSS that i need to switch to performance in order to make the game playable. Allthough i think it's cool and i love graphics, but it's just a gimmick in the end.

i hate coil whine... cuz my PC is extremly quiet and fuking GPU making noises .... hate it so much. 500 euro GPU

i upgraded my gpu from 1660 super to 4060ti and the sound started but the mind buggling thing is that the coil sound only occurs for a min or 2 on a cold start and only on no stress enviroment cuz when i start a game heavy one the sound completly goes away sooo idkkkkk

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Ray Tracing is Absolutely not worth ausing in gaming right now or the next 2-4 years

None of these really seemed like it would be worth the frame rate hit. It would be hard to tell the difference when actually running around.

My brain is so used to raster, I got all wrong

Still a gimmic

The only and I do mean the only game where I have seen Raytracing completely transform a game is Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition and that came like at the start of this trend. For most games you need like side by side or very close attention to notice anything at all.

i didnt used to have coil whine on my rx 6650 XT for a 4 months, sadly forgot what driver version i had, but as soon as i updated the adrenaline driver, BOOM, COIL WHINE. limiting fps didnt work, undervolting didnt work, all of this was on adrenaline 24.9. Updated to 24.10 it still makes some coil whine, but it goes away after like 20s, its quiet on idle. perhaps i should stop updating e.e

What's the fucking point of getting a 4090 if i have to limit my FPS under my own target?

we dont need 32gb but the new AAA games needs 32gb

Fantastic video. Thanks you.

I just wanna say this. Is very easy to decide if you wanna care about ray tracing with the consequences of wallet. And that is by thinking which games you usually play, starting by that at least, because games that really benefit from this are things like cyberpunk. And even so, the benefit is very small for most persons, and that is where I'm going. If you emulate, if you play old games, if you care about other aspects like frame rate, etc... then is not important. But you could even be in the range of people that only plays blockbusters and graphical marvels and EVEN SO leave aside rt. Because even some in that perspective prefer a other aspects that makes the image beautiful and the fps to make it smooth than the drop for a tiny bit more of beauty. Is too demanding and for very specific people.

Ray tracing is the same as fixing the little strands of hair on your head in the mirror thinking it’s making you look so much more different.

Ray tracing is a scam

stop buying cards with coil whine

What if you have a high pitched tinnitus sound that is like permanent and that is like the same beep tinnitus sound that gets louder if you start game. It's also slightly there if its in the menu and if the fan rotates more starting a game the same tinnitus sound gets louder. Is it just a whiny whistling fan? 🤕

RTX is noticeable on darker areas. The way light "spreads" makes them brighter than pure raster. When you light a dark room with your phone screen, it "spreads"... It doesn't shine