AMD vs Nvidia - Which Is Better?! 🤔

[@savage5128]

Sadly, the best one is the one you can afford right now.

[@LoLo-vh2hn]

Which one is that?

[@mayathecat4270]

@@LoLo-vh2hn well, people are going crazy with Nvidia for mining but it’s the same with amd just for normal use so idek probably amd

[@CrackedSam]

@@LoLo-vh2hn amd is the best option now if your going for a medium end system get an rx570 or rx580. they are both good

[@matthall7331]

Or even get

[@pcdeltalink036]

Nah, the best one is more likely the one that actually is in stock somewhere and has a price tag less than a college tuition.

[@BlackCloudPSD]

As a linux user AMD is my preferred brand of card. That's important to mention if you're not planning on running windows or even dual booting.

[@ino3809]

@The XRP Maxi yeah

[@moioyoyo848]

@The XRP Maxi bro you are 12 why are on youtube?

[@christianjvi]

@The XRP Maxi an XRP maxi calling Linux shit, ironic.

[@angrysocialjusticewarrior]

Only 12 people out of the 7 billion people in the world actually use Linux, and out of that 12... only 3 of them use Linux as a home desktop. So Linux is not even worth talking about given how few users it has.

[@daveydark963]

@@angrysocialjusticewarrior apart from most of web servers that run linux,about 2% of users use linux as a home desktop. About 2-3% people worldwide identify as gay/lesbian. Would you say they are not worth talking about either since most of the population is straight anyways?

[@jurovillafuerte7452]

Honestly for me, it's all down to nvenc that's the deciding factor for me. The encoding it has and the quality is just amazing without any performance hindrances.

[@MajorETX]

explain nvenc like im an idiot

[@Kanekex]

@@MajorETX ike

[@leucome]

@@sphrcl. Yeah though you make it sound like AMD do not have a video encoder. Do not confuse people like that for fun. You can stream with AMD AMF the same way as with Nvidia Nvenc. The only difference is that Nvenc output better video quality a low bit-rate. But anyway streamer that want the best quality still use CPU encoding because it is even better than Nvenc. Also 12 and16 core CPU required are not even that expensive compared to GPU price.

[@voidgamingstudios8955]

For me,nvenc is pretty useless because h264 gets the job done just as well.But CUDA cores? Those are a must for hardware acceleration!

[@xkannibale8768]

At the end of the day CPU encoding is better than NVENC. If you have something like a 5800x / 10900 then you shouldn't even be using NVENC. You should be encoding with the CPU.

[@2ndLastJedi]

You are right about the 4-5 years per GPU, I've had 1080ti for going on 5 years now....not sure how much longer it is needing to run for at current prices.

[@malazan6004]

1000 series was just something special it's not usually like that! Specifically 1080ti was over tuned NVIDIA likely regret it hence the 2000 series being such a dud.

[@nick230699]

@@malazan6004 used a 970 since it's release till 4 weeks ago with a first gen I7 and they still work really well I only replaced because the power unit died on me. Those where the real beast the 900 series. Also grammar hard

[@2ndLastJedi]

@LeoGBA Ive had a 3080 for over a year now, so after this comment i upgraded, lol

[@FelineFurKin]

My 2gb Radeon R290 is 8 years old and now an 8gb gpu is a minimum requirement 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@Gepper]

I got a great deal on a 6600xt (2060 cards were being sold for more) and I don’t care about ray tracing, so I’m happy

[@sirlurksalot4454]

it's all about price per performance, which ever one has the best deal is the one I go with

[@limitlesswave]

Games, Games, Games. I am surprised you don't seem to ever mention productivity in more serious pursuits such as video editing and yet you clearly use your GPU for video editing yourself. I think you need to address a broader audience.

[@avinashrajmane]

AMD cards age better

[@Eli-zb2yj]

Amd vs invidia who is better ? Intel uhd graphics

[@abdulhadimalik428]

Lol

[@scotchwhisky6094]

Broke!

[@i_likemen5614]

I love running games at 20 fps!

[@bobbymiller5297]

AMD for gaming. Nvidia for other things

[@TurkeyTango]

Will you send me a good Nvidia gpu for gaming, there is none in stock where I live for another year? Please

[@tech_jims]

A vote for team Green from me nvida all the way 🙂

[@Frosty_V0]

Team blue for sure

[@threecats8219]

Am stuck with Nvidia because my monitor is g-sync only. .... Overall have to say, monitors with sync technology are ludicrously priced. I expected them to get cheaper over time, but they got pricier.

[@typeofcrayon]

Red team all the way! No shutting down workloads, software updates can do a hell of a lot more for red than green, more os compatability

[@robroncosgaming]

@@threecats8219 amd cards have g sync support now

[@threecats8219]

@@robroncosgaming Woot really? Thank you. I will look into it for sure. (Many gratefuls.)

[@wiggyg7337]

The quality of dlss and fsr is not comparable for me, dlss 2.0 is far superior in visual quality

[@ilikbobs9753]

Best graphics card for the money personal opinion and personal usage it's the 6700xt

[@josh4434]

I love my 6700XT. It's an absolute beast for 1080p 165hz.

[@davehoff937]

Since DLSS uses a neural network it can achieve better than native resolution as time progresses as evidenced in Cyberpunk and Death Stranding. It will only get better the more it's implemented. FSR "dumb" method is the same as traditional upscaling / sampling. Nothing new.

[@CrackedSam]

I like my amd tbh

[@Paul-if1jq]

I have a 3090, 6800xt and ps5, I can safely say that my experience is not that much better on a 3090, certainly not £900 better. I am still blown away by the PS5 @£350, the 6800xt plays everything.... I doubt I will spent so much on a £1399 3090 again... I expect Raytracing will be replaced, it certainly not my main driver when playing.....

[@TerraWare]

You're all decked out, that's nice and interesting to hear. I set out to build my first high end gaming pc around a high refresh rate 1440p setup last year when the cards were announced. I ended up going with a 6800xt/5900x and almost a year in its been fantastic. I didn't much care for ray tracing than and can't say I do today, not yet at least since it feels like an afterthought and the performance cost is high. Upscaling tech is nice but if I'm going to build a high end rig I want it to do it natively first not only because I prefer native resolution but technologies like dlss and fsr aren't in every game whereas rasterized performance is universal. What's important at the end of the day is building the build you want based on your preferences and this is mine. Its what pc gaming is mostly about in my eyes.

[@thevito1091]

Whatever card you can buy is best..

[@Avanos.]

Just purchased the xfx merc 6900xt... Plagued by crashes that haven't been fixed with all the solutions offered. I'm waiting on a second card to see if the first card is just a dud.. (hopefully)

[@ilovehotdogs125790]

That’s why I wont switch to amd.. they need to fix their shit first.

[@angrysocialjusticewarrior]

Did you connect your 6900xt to a system that has no less that a 850watt PSU? and IS your 6900xt connected to a PCIE gen 4 connection?

[@jasonspain3554]

I would say Nvidia's features and drivers are a just a bit better than AMD's. But I'd be perfectly happy with an RX 6800.

[@malazan6004]

@@beedoox5613 I tried amd 3 different times and always hated the drivers. What is it you like about them? I liked the AMD GPU but man I always had issues with the software and drivers

[@kodablast7035]

I returned my 3070 and got a 6700xt. Why? The extra vram. I know it’s not usually a problem but I noticed that maxing out settings on some games I’d get frame drops BAD. I might get a little less fps on average but I’d rather it be smooth. Just my experience though

[@Vale-gz3mu]

Im looking this video BECAUSE THIS. I REALLLLLLLY WANTED 3060ti or 3070, but when I saw 8gb vram and that ultra settings of some settings already reach it, I was shocked

[@andyjoelharper3448]

RT to me, is NOT a big deal! And I am not the only one that feels this way. It doesn't make a difference to me. I can't tell when RT is on or off. And for it to consume so much FPS is mindblowing! Reminds me of my ex gf. She loved those extra FPS! LOL

[@raven3696]

Because the implementation of RT for some of the games that support it are subpar. Cyberpunk and Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition (and the upcoming game, Bright Memory Infinite) are the best examples of games where RT sees a difference when turned on (and yes, a difference in FPS too). An example of subpar implementation of RT is maybe with Doom Eternal. It has ray traced reflections, but how many times are you going to notice that with the limited number of reflective surfaces and with the extremely fast pacing of the game? And any game that only has ray traced shadows are practically gonna show no difference so when I heard that CoD was only getting ray traced shadows, I immediately lost interest lmfao. RT lighting, GI, shadow and reflections combined will show the most difference, but a lot of the time those games are only using one or two of those, hence why there's not many differences that can be seen.

[@RedEverything]

Metro Exodus got updated recently and the ray tracing in that game makes a huge difference, at least in the screenshots i've seen.

[@snowdawn]

Both are better as long as you get them at msrp.

[@Acarderrux]

so basically, if you want price to what your getting amd, if you want better graphic drivers amd, but if you want better pictures nvidia

[@Jesuscerda08]

I have HP Victus 15L Gaming Desktop, AMD Ryzen 7 5700G Processor, AMD Radeon RX 6600XT Graphics. Would it be possible to upgrade the graphics card to nvidia? I'm new using gaming desktop

[@cammgt3rs370]

WHAT CASE IS THAT AT 7:17??????????????

[@outerdiamonds9091]

I wish the 6600xt was mentioned

[@drdotey2443]

as drdiselusion says, ''love with your heart, use your brain for everything else.''

[@ave383]

You should've worded the dlss text analysis better. It's not that you're limited by amd it's that amd made their software available to everyone. That's important to know when doing a review and your statement on their tech is a bit misleading. It makes it seem like amd is lacking

[@Nine-Signs]

What are these things you speak of? I see them in no shops -.-

[@anthrax.7745]

What do you think is better? RX6600 or RTX 3060?

[@automatik7669]

Hi, love your channel. I’m from a small country, Trinidad, not too versed in pc technology. I basically just do normal stuff with a pc, but want to use Bluestacks. I have a old system, A88x-g45 mb, an A8 processor that can’t seem to run bluestacks. I saw a pc on Amazon, ibuypower Trace 4 MR 180A (Ryzen 5 3600 3.6GHz, Nvidia GeForce GT 710 1GB, 8 GB Ram) in my budget, is about 1usd to $8 exchange for me. Do you think this will be a good pc to run bluestacks. I would get a 16 gig ram if that would help.

[@qy-exotic7717]

i know my comment is late but dont get it. the gt 710 is one of the worst graphics cards out there

[@chibbyxo]

Pc centric I hope you see this comment I have always wanted to start my own KZbin channel about tech and gaming but don't have the resources I just wanted to ask if you buy all the you review or the company gives them to you😁😁

[@PcCentric]

Most stuff is loaned up, some is bought

[@chibbyxo]

@@PcCentric thanks so much for replying I also want to say thanks cause you've showed me a lot

[@savagemyrlingaming8241]

WHAT!! I thought this man had 1M+ subscribers......yall gotta subscribe!! his content is too good not to!! Plus his Pons are hilarious lol

[@danielhill5075]

The Question: AMD vs Nvidia - Which Is Better?! The Answer: NVIDIA!

[@javiericaza1790]

What about VR gaming?

[@tomatoketchup1582]

Whichever is available in stock.

[@-mj2206]

guys i have a question does it works amd graphics card with intel 12th gen ?

[@Kriscogaming]

Never really mention the AMD software has issues and crashes your games all the time

[@lesabre1972]

you should buy the video card that fits your fancy I say the hell with cost it is only a variable.

[@subspacesub2248]

I got a 5700 XT for 54% off cause it's open box, absolute STEAL! Better than the 3060 Ti I have even if I bought it for full price!

[@mpelz22]

Is ok to buy one at Walmart? It's like $40 haha

[@ThatPhonkEnjoyer]

I think nvidia is better bc the geforce gpu has a feature that makes your game looks smooth

[@Vale-gz3mu]

But you cant look like that. Depend your needs, If you want gaming, id rather choose cheaper which is usually amd, and if Im streamer then id choose nvidia. All depend on price

[@YashSharma-hi5wh]

ok harry potter got it.

[@ChoppedAndScrewedMusic]

13900K + RTX4090 For Me! I Can Taste Color!!!!

[@jacksherwood729]

I play a few games but they're all so basic integrated can handle it I only play Mc which relays more on cpu. So I'll take whatever can run NMS.

[@savage_sabor6998]

I'm just tryin to play minecraft and genshin Impact at a decent frame rate

[@st0rm3995]

What does it matter?

[@neil676]

Hi there. So about a year ago I built my first PC, and I could run most games on Medium/High with no problems, however, I've noticed my PC has started to slow down in certain aspects recently, and frames have been dropping and stuttering in games seems to be happening quite a lot now. Anyhow, I was wondering if anyone could recommend some parts which will allow me to run most games on High/Ultra, especially newer titles. Also, will I have to upgrade most components or could I get away with some more RAM and a better graphics card or something else ? Any recommendations of components would be amazing :) My current PC: GPU: XFX RX 5500 XT Thicc II Pro 8GB GDDR6 CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 MOTHERBOARD: MSI X570-A PRO Motherboard ATX RAM: Crucial Ballistix BL2K8G32C16U4W 3200 MHz, DDR4, DRAM, Desktop Gaming Memory Kit, 16GB (8GB x2), CL16, White POWER SUPPLY 600W; Aerocool Integrator 600W Power Supply, 80 Plus Bronze, Up To 85% Efficiency, 12cm Black Fan SSD: SanDisk SSD PLUS 480 GB Sata III 2.5 Inch Internal SSD HARDRIVE: 1TB Seagate FANS: ARCTIC F12 TC - 120 mm Case Fan with Temperature Control, Very quiet motor, Computer, Fan Speed: 300-1350 RPM CASE: MSI MAG VAMPIRIC 010 Mid Tower Gaming Computer Case Thank you.

[@twentytwo138]

Your PC seems good enough. Maybe it's just a software issue, or even full hard disks can cause performance drop. If i were you, i would first reinstall windows and completely format the hard drives, install all the needed drivers and update everything, optimize the settings for best visuals and performance. If it still stutters, only then i would look for new parts. Also it may be getting too hot in your PC, maybe you have dust in the fans. And you have to change the thermal paste on the CPU every now and then.

[@pamelaia]

@@twentytwo138 how often do you change the thermal paste?

[@truereaper4572]

Check temps whenever it starts having issues, it could be overheating. If it's not that then GPU drivers could be the culprit, try uninstalling whatever you currently have and reinstalling the newest version.

[@CodyTheBear_]

I don't care for RT in my games. I have the RX 6700XT and love it

[@i_ruby]

🟦 a new challenger approaches!! 🟦

[@RedEverything]

🟥🟩🟦 GPUs are finally true RGB

[@redx4real]

This is a very big question that I need answered, and now it has been, thank you PC Centric😁👌🏾

[@alastair355]

Had my hands on a 3080ti and a 6800xt. While the 3080ti generally was better I kept the 6800xt as it was $1100 cheaper

[@praetorianblade6490]

Same here, xfx merc 319! and it is amazing for 1080/1440 gaming movies etc.

[@Krenisphia]

Jesus Christ a grand cheaper! That's ridiculous...

[@pepelaugh2229]

LOL 1.1K CHEAPER

[@yuiyuo8656]

Damn

[@simonebaraldi9440]

@Mat Sci because here the market is kinda crazy

[@Awkwurdd]

I think overall Nvidia wins expect pricing but I prefer AMD since the cards seem to last way longer and stay relevant for alot longer

[@threecats8219]

I saw a vid on Moore's Law channel about a month ago. Part of it talked about ray-tracing and the price of it. Apparently there is a new form of global illumination coming along, which works like ray tracing. However it doesn't have the massive perormance hit of ray-tracing. ... Apparently the performance hit of ray-tracing is because the rasterisation is done first. (At which point a non-ray-traced image would be complete and displayed.) Then the ray-tracing is laid over the top of the image. Hence the frame rate drop. The new or more advanced form of global illumination, works like ray-tracing but is baked into the image. It's done at the same time as the creation of the image. ... It was in one of those talky vids that Moore's Law does where he talks to a guest. On this occasion is was a game-developer who was in conversation.

[@DeadpoolPlayz]

you mean the new unreal engines 5 lumen? yeah its promising

[@DragonBallNOW]

Probably why RayTracing is used so little in games and is nowhere close to it's max potential is due to the massive performance hit. Lumen could be a game changer if it has an almost identical effect without a detrimental performance hit.

[@fabianholder5053]

It also can take advantage of the ray tracing hardware on the new cards so it’s a win win situation

[@malazan6004]

Who is creating this technique and will it be widely adopted? That's my question but it sounds great

[@fabianholder5053]

@@malazan6004 its called lumen and its in the unreal engine 5 so it will probably be widespread as unreal engine is widespread

[@dklingen]

OMGosh an "objective" review - you are a good egg in the dozen - thank you!

[@RedEverything]

I've owned 2 Geforce cards and 2 Radeon cards. My experience has been better with AMD. I am excited about Intel entering the market to increase competition.

[@nick230699]

I owned a 970 since it released and a first gen i7 processor till about 4 weeks ago the only reason I switched is the price difference id be paying 300€ more for more or less the same performance I'd rather invest that in a SSD or HDD or a new mous

[@sasproductions701]

@@nick230699 i had a Asus GTX970 and i will tell you it was fucking pants! 2 fucking gigabyte ur having a laugh. try playing gta 1080p and have max settings and u wont be able to use half the stuff for it to work numb nuts. thats why i upgraded to EVGA GTX1070 secondhand for £200 from someone on facebook in my city. and i can tell you that having 6gb GPU memory was the top dog to work as new games use it more so than ram memory in certain games. the only thing u have better than me is a i7. i have a i5 6400 i bought in 2015 and i bought the 970 with it and then ive had the 1070 for 3-4 years and its the best i play all my games at 4k above 30FPS to 60 max on most of my games like SKYRIM, FALLOUT 3, NEW VEGAS, THE FOREST, SESSION, SKATER XL, CONAN EXILES, FORZA 4 and many more so i suggest get rid of that GPU and get at least a 10 series. or if u can afford it get the big dog but remember to get the right components and know what ur looking for. dont just assume ur 1930s PC can now take a GTX 3090 you get my drift?

[@nick230699]

@@sasproductions701 mate stop Ur making a ass of yourself that GTX 970 was holding on good for its age. The 970 I speak of is the 2 2 TB SSD 970 Evo from Samsung...... Which I mistyped as GB instead of tb

[@sasproductions701]

@@nick230699 of course 970 was holding good for its age like 15 years ago. were in 2022 now bro. we have series 10 ,20,30 and 40 now. im confused what ur talking about. theres GTX 970 GPU. its well old, i have a asus 970 u can buy off me for £100 and its only had 1 user- me so its in good condition and looked after, since second hand its like £180 i just seen on google ebay. now there is a samsung 970 SSD which is a good SSD, but its nothing to do with a GPU or what were talking about.

[@peacemaka69]

@@nick230699 What about reliability? You have a CPU from 10 years and a GPU for 7 years, working without issue. I would suggest keeping with Nvidia and Intel as are they are proven to last :) Would be a worthy $300 investment.

[@patjackie1256]

I've used both AMD and Nvidia personally I prefer nvida, just for its ease of use and its encoder, but I recently stumbled upon a 6600xt which is a exponentially better than the 1650 I was using. So I feel I'm just impartial at this point. Just going for what works.

[@XDaWsOnX2]

The encoder for streaming? When I had a 2060 and used the gpu encoder it hurt game performance.

[@killertigergaming6762]

@@XDaWsOnX2 all encoders hurt performance the goal is to minimize it lmao

[@angrysocialjusticewarrior]

Or just use a separate old gpu to be used as a dedicated encoder so that your main gpu can focus on gaming? Like honestly guys, do I always have to do all the thinking around here?

[@Goose_-xy5bq]

@@angrysocialjusticewarrior huh

[@aorusplay704]

Sadly .... TSMC BUILT THAT GPU'S BOTH RADEON/NVIDIA NOW YOU KNOW THAT YOUR WORLD IS A LIE 🤥 😂😂😂

[@EdU-od5ec]

amd age better. ray-tracing is at least two gens awaysss from being good and cheap enough for most.

[@curzon176]

Thanks for the lowdown. I still haven't decided though. I suppose i'm still leaning towards a 6900xt. but I've been waiting so long to buy one, maybe i should just wait for the next generation.

[@wiggyg7337]

6900xt if you can pick it up and msrp ish is going to be a good bet for 1440p but for 4K I would probably go 3080ti. With the 6900xt you are missing out on decent ray tracing and dlss support and quite a few games now support this, if you are spending that kind of money you may want to consider this

[@wiggyg7337]

@@beedoox5613 Its a really card, but here in the UK the 6900xt is like £1500+ where you can pick up a 3080ti for £1300 so it just made more sense to go for the 3080ti. I would personally go for the 3080ti

[@malazan6004]

DLSS is superior to FSR imo it's a game changer but AMD is a solid choice if you can't get NVIDIA

[@miguelsardinha8818]

Had a old laptop, couldn't run anything... Bought the 6600xt just to last 2-3 years and upgrade sooner when prices are better, now I can play the games I want

[@katietree4949]

In the end, noone is going to care after 5 years, so get whatever you want that works best for you in your price range. Then rinse and repeat during your next upgrade cycle.

[@TWG_05]

Nvidea, Geforce 9800GT is top !

[@threecats8219]

I had a 9500M GS, and still have a laptop with 9600M GS.

[@bafon]

Well everything is bit of a mess now in the world of Gpu's, but it is really depending on which usecase the end-user has in terms of choosing the right Gpu. If you are a contentcreator fulltime who desperately needs to shave off seconds or minutes in rendering work in order to upload the latest video on youtube as fast as possible, team green is propably your best choice.However if you are a the kind of contentcreator who press "start render" and takes off eating lunch,dinner, taking a shower, and whatnot, and simply upload the video when you get back, you might as well save a few dollars and go team red.Both teams gets the job done. As for upscaling tech, DLSS is in my opinion not quite worth the premium, especially since FSR and XeSS will be implemented to basically "all" games in the near future.Unreal Engine is also working on their own upscaling tech. In the games where high Fps is needed, you will typically no matter what, reduce graphics settings to get better latency as higher settings (even with DLSS on) will introduce a latency penalty, and most often a stutter here and there. Which encoder for streaming/capturing to use, doesn't really mean much, as they are basically all equal.Nvidia uses slightly lower bandwith than AMD at the same quality, and modern Cpu's (with enough cores/threads) will do an even better job most of the time. As for the normal user, who typically uses a 1080p or 1440p monitor and plays a mix of singleplayer, first person shooter, and so on, i think team red could give you a slight benefit with more Vram, and better aging down the line in terms of driver updates and such (Rdna1 has increased performance by quite a bit since launch, so Rdna2 should propably be no different). In the end it's all about the price, as a normal user would not be able to say THIS is Nvidia or THIS is AMD, in a blind test. Most people won't even notice if Raytracing is turned on or off during gameplays(except lower fps). Get the card with the most Vram (Gddr6/6x) at the best price possibly, and you will have a blast. Nothing is worse than playing on a capable card but due to low Vram buffer, it gives you teleportation ingame.

[@linacazalcano8629]

thank you for this comment!

[@kaonbunay456]

Hey man, im not really a tech expert. And im looking to buy a laptop for my games. You said to look for cards with higher vram, so that means when it said it has 6-8gb vram, thats good right? Csn i play it with most games today like AC Valhalla, cyberpunk, forza hprizon or games in the next 5, years? Thank you.

[@bafon]

@@kaonbunay456 For 1080p resolution it should be just fine in most cases.1440p or higher resolutions benefit from more Vram. You can still play games even with half a Gb of Vram, but when the games requires more videomemory and the gpu can't offer more, it simply switches to using the memory of your cpu (aka Ram).That will most of the time not be a good experience tho, because of the much much slower ram.

[@kaonbunay456]

@@bafon okay so tell me when im wrong, so what i understood is that when i have good ram sumn like an 8gb, 12 or 16gb RAM. And a Vram with 6gb -8gb, it should do well, is that it? I just wanna play modern games right now. And i know they really deman high specs. Just wanted to know if these specs can handle Modern warfare, AC Valhalla, cyberpunk or like the games in the next years in general. Thanks again man. I appreciate you.

[@bobbymiller5297]

I got a 6800 xt since that's what I could get at the most "reasonable" 2021 price. It's been a total beast I must say

[@littlejetguy]

How much did you get if for?

[@bobbymiller5297]

@@littlejetguy 1,000$ new on ebay. Igot it during that dip in price in August. I just had a hunch that was the time to buy. I think prices going back up since. But from the looks of it, gpu shortage is going to be at least couple more years. And the msrp on the next generation gpus is way worse then these prices. So I wanted to get a over kill power wise gpu that will last me 3 or 4 years.

[@littlejetguy]

@@bobbymiller5297 dang it's going for like 600-700 you overpaid

[@bobbymiller5297]

@@littlejetguy yeah for msrp it is. But you won't find one for msrp for years. It's going for 1500$ online right now

[@maxen3907]

I really want an RTX 3070 or an RX 6700 XT but I don’t want to spend more than $600. Do you have any tips on how to get one?

[@mlgwaterbucketstoutland7109]

Mercedes AMG all the way mate

[@PcCentric]

Not Mercedes AMD?

[@reviewforthetube6485]

Can someone please tell me if nvidia color and contrast is better then they used to be? I'm about to upgrade its between a 3080ti and an rx6900xt. I'm wondering has nvidia finally caught up in color and contrast it's a huge deal to me. All people think about is detail. All of these have amazing image quality I'm just more into and sensitive to color/contrast or I should say perceived contrast.

[@Phantom-ez4zv]

they did not lol, nividia still has lifeless colours

[@reviewforthetube6485]

@Phantom-ez4zv naw they don't haha. They changed the color space it is now the same as amd. Side by side pretty much identical we have like hundreds of reviews showing that. This isn't back I'm the 2000 series lol. Those had issues and you would have to go in and change thw color space. It would fix it by putting it where it should be. We'll now it's that way out of the box. You can see by going into the internal settings. If you notice my comment was from 10 months ago. Even my 30 series was fixed after I made this comment I got one and now onto the 40 series lol.

[@jt3696]

i got an amd because i read that it pairs well with ryzen processors n such. got a 6700xt

[@leosi5888]

got a 6900xt red devil for "cheap" and it´s perfectly fine ;)

[@IINoodlesII]

I got one too back in June. My previous card was a gtx 970. Was waiting to get a 3080ti but none were avaliable. After two months Im glad I switched to team red. The future proofing of the vram and my lack of interest in ray tracing (not worth the amount of fps loss) sealed the deal.

[@leosi5888]

@@IINoodlesII Got mine to 21750 TimeSpyScore with 1075mV. Card runs super quiet and cool. Really love this Beast!!!

[@TvShowEditor]

HI i love your vids so much, personally I am building my own PC at 11yrs old and you have helped me through the jorney

[@spiruxgaming]

Did you succeed to building your pc?

[@TvShowEditor]

@@spiruxgaming The Parts are coming in 5 days

[@abhinoos]

AMD is clearly the winner

[@Krenisphia]

TSMC is clearly the winner

[@malazan6004]

Lol no NVIDIA is superior but AMD has become pretty close and very competitive. DLSS alone is a reason to go NVIDIA for me! FSR is new and looks solid while DLSS sucked at launch so maybe FSR will catch up.

[@93836]

Sure, if you’re an idiot. AMD cards have about HALF the ray tracing performance and ZERO DLSS support, which is the best AI-powered real-time resolution upscaling technology ever invented. I know what I’m talking about. I have an RTX 3090 FE. And even with the better ray tracing performance and DLSS, some ultra-heavy games barely play around 70fps on my card with RT and 4k. But if you had a 6900 XT, forget about it, you’d be stuck around 20fps.

[@timon701]

@@93836 lol, did u really bought a 3090 just for gaming?, u better just go for a 3080ti or 3080 looool

[@nethertamer9943]

@@timon701 he waisted 300$ he should of bought 3080 ti it’s basically the 3090

[@geckoicaza5265]

Great video. Helpful explanations. People trying to push me to Nvidia but currently as of now rx 6700 xt for 520 or 3070 ti for 760. That price difference vs the minimal performance difference is crazy to overlook.

[@ryze9153]

Because nvidia is simply superior to radeon? Just like intel is superior to ryzen?

[@LanceWillMakeIt]

@@ryze9153 lol what

[@ryze9153]

@@LanceWillMakeIt yes.

[@scruffy7443]

looking at most of the benchmarks between graphics cards, AMD usually seem higher in thermal heat, the Nvidia's usually have a tad bit fps

[@danielhill5075]

Both AMD and Nvidia are Excellent!! For me - NVIDIA is the best! But AMD is also good quality and a solid second.

[@brandonspies]

If your a Mac Pro owner or Intel MacBook with an eGPU enclosure, unfortunately AMD is the only choice if you want to be able to use it from within MacOS. The upside is second hand Mac Pro specific MPX modules aren't as overinflated on price as standard off the shelf GPUs right now. I haven't looked since the beginning of 2022 but it was bonkers that I can get NEW Mac specific AMD MPX GPU for my machine directly from Apple at MSRP cheaper than I could for a new generic off the shelf GPU. And used ones are priced accordingly because only other Mac Pro owners can get in the value of used Mac Pro cards. I got a good deal on a used card upgrade. They don't get bought up and scalped for resale or hoarded for mining like off the shelf ones.

[@SingleFosterDad]

I have an Asus motherboard p9x79 ws. i have a 980ti for video editing. what would you recommend for my next GPU card for video editing 4k some times.

[@subspacesub2248]

I'd recommend a nvidia 3060 Ti if you can afford it

[@Wreckedftfoxy]

my moniter has freesync but my gpu is NVIDIA ironic

[@letni9506]

Been an owner of nvidia cards over 20 years. Only had one AMD card and it was fine but just felt weird 😀

[@ilovehotdogs125790]

Yeah the drivers are kinda janky with amd

[@insanitylol]

@@ilovehotdogs125790 quite the opposite especially on linux

[@BlinkyBill_]

Except no one talks about how AMD is 30% faster than nividia on the chip itself lol 1800 mhz to 2700? more ram and who giuves a fuck about ray traceing really not anyoine that games online

[@FirestoneAnimation]

Either better price for less power, or not being able to afford the power bill.

[@ItzSheeepy]

I prefer nvidia, the encoding works better and offers a higher qualitiy which is better for content creation, not only that i feel like nvidia gpus are better supported and work better in most games.

[@Salty_Stalin]

Nice, I rebuilt my pc today thanks to your videos it turned out great 👍 Team red ftw

[@ziz3l]

Nah green team cos u got rtx and it's bang for the buck

[@raven3696]

Imagine being loyal to a single company... don't be a sheep and just go with what works for you bruh

[@ziz3l]

@@raven3696 I ain't loyal it's just better for the money and u can't say it isn't cos have u seen the rx 6600 xt it's horrible for its price

[@raven3696]

well yeah 6600XT is horrible, it's basically 3060 Ti level of pricing and performs between 3060 and the Ti. The higher ups in the RDNA2 range do have (relatively) better value tho

[@ziz3l]

@@raven3696 the performance for the rx 6600xt is more 3060

[@johns818]

AMD cards are a must for online shooters. I understand that Nvidia cards are the best for raw rendering power.. but you guys need to realize that Team Green has double the latency of AMD cards. Anyone who plays Battlefield or Warzone multiplayer should be mindful of this.

[@RedEverything]

That explains why I do well in shooters lol, im running a 5500 XT on a 144hz monitor with anti lag enabled.

[@johns818]

@@RedEverything we have similar setups.. RX 580 8gb connected to a Lenovo Legion 24” 144hz monitor. Lol once you experience 144 fps, 60 just seems silly.

[@MrNoobieNoobish]

It's the complete opposite for me though. I have better frametimes and less stuttering with team green.

[@johns818]

@@MrNoobieNoobish AMD has always been known to have lower memory latency versus Nvidia... this is common knowledge. Frame times dont reveal anything about frame delivery on display. Yes AMD and Nvidia have different directions of using tiled rendering... Its all about bandwidth vs latency also AMD has at least 10x more DPCs than nvidia with atleast 3x lower latency which is why its more responsive and immediate.

[@martinhessler3887]

battlefield sucks

[@BlazeGoldburst]

Thank you, now we would be able to make the best buying decision regarding the Graphics Card.

[@historygames0133]

I just want to get a card that can run games at 30+ FPS with decent graphics and will not stop my computer from starting up like the Nvidia GT730 I used.

[@napperneo4516]

I've had both AMD and Nvidia cards, and I've had a better overall experience with Nvidia & Gsync (will be sticking with them for now), though i will always be an AMD fanboy at heart.

[@malazan6004]

I agree Intel and NVIDIA and their drivers have always been a smoother experience it's why I stick with them mostly.

[@malazan6004]

@@beedoox5613 what is your NVIDIA card to compete with the 6900xt though?

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

@@malazan6004 Intel and Nvidia have always been smoother? Please go ahead and show proofs of those claims

[@frogidty]

@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess AMD just isn’t as smooth compared to GeForce, but AMD gives better fps and less smoothness for some reason.

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

@@frogidty I don't even use neither of those brands anyway, my computer has msi budget components and monitor. But I did use AMD in the past and I was perfectly happy with it, both desktop and my laptop has AMD parts

[@ImDino]

nvidia nerfed older graphics card to force ppl to buy the new inflated ones, I refuse

[@thegeneral123]

Hate both companies but Nvidia sadly has the better product. Paid a lot for my 3080Ti but no regrets. I knew exactly what I was buying.

[@wiggyg7337]

Got myself one paid like $1900 it I’m paying in GBP so wasn’t too bad, expensive but no regrets here, should last me a while

[@bertiep8701]

love the new hair

[@lewinglobalmedia6275]

i might be able to get one of these card in 2030 if I'm lucky

[@JayzBeerz]

Nvidia all day.

[@Citruussss]

Thats what i struggle with though, what you mentioned towards the end of the video, what card is right for me given the games i want to play, but currently cant. I mostly want to play Overwatch, Rocket League and Siege all relatively easy games to run from my understanding. I would like to max these games out at 2k, 200+ frames, i want to future proof but not go to overkill.:)

[@hellfire6372]

After 2 months of switching to RT6800XT, I am very happy with my choice. My games run stable and have less energy consumption. I had used Nvidia for 10 years :)

[@ccwolfpackgamer5864]

Is it good with higher end games and good for recording? I have ryzen 5 radeon 5600xt and it doesn’t run capturing. It says it runs 1080 And my monitor supports 1080p but the output is only 720p. I upgraded to 32gb ram but it means nothing if that changed nothing of the output. Do i need a better gpu. And would you recommend the 6800 even if my monitor doesnt support 4k

[@hellfire6372]

@@ccwolfpackgamer5864 I used the card for playing games so I don't know what's wrong with the recording. I think you should people on Reddit.

[@ccwolfpackgamer5864]

@@hellfire6372 it works great. I think its my storage i only have 512 i need more so it can hold longer videos. Because 10 mins videos and even exporting them eats it up.

[@byaqutabidheyabehera629]

Have you had any driver issues ? BSOD errors or Game crashes ? Thinking about picking up a 6700XT.

[@hellfire6372]

​@@byaqutabidheyabehera629 My card works fine. But I have heard somebody complains in my country that the recent AMD driver is not stable. I don't understand why but there are conflicts within a system. Since the price is going down I do recommend you buy rtx3080 or 3070ti.

[@gametests]

Worst thing is nvidia rtx 3060 laptop with just 6 gb vram, if only it had 8 it would've been the best laptop GPU this gen

[@user-rh5iw3ry6d]

3:51 I do not have the money

[@垃圾谷歌又出bug]

Ray tracing is only "a little bit better" on nvidia???? A 6800xt becomes 3060 when running heavy rtx games lol

[@callumbrady4858]

Litteraly got a 3060ti for 369 I used a free stock checker discord

[@Ohbori]

WHAT. BRO PLEASE SEND A LINKKKK

[@samjordan7623]

I mean I look up to you if you can understand the AMD numbering system.

[@JerryLSF]

It all comes down to Intel Arc GPU's

[@stonksified1264]

In the UK it is *impossible* to get an AMD GPU at MSRP so Nvidia wins because you can buy it

[@manishtamang4262]

Rtx 3080 or rx 6900xt which one is best

[@evacody1249]

6900xt