Discover the truth: Which GPU should you choose? 4070 Super, 4070 or RX 7800XT?

[@Juice_VI]

This was honestly the best review that I’ve seen on the 4070S. Well done sir!

[@RobeytechLive]

Thank you!

[@CRF250R1521]

up until the part where he said AI is required for good performance.

[@Econraduw]

@@CRF250R1521the ai tech does a lot. Sometimes it makes it look worse but new titles are implementing it quite well.

[@EastAngliaUK]

its a good card i like my 4070s

[@Orly74]

I got the GPU I could afford , the 7800xt!

[@ShadarThePcBuilder]

Good for you 😊

[@dane4890]

Great card

[@dane4890]

With newer driver updates you will kick some butt with that card, so remember to always update your graphics driver

[@TheBentouch]

If you dont care about RT, trust me you'll be happy.

[@DraganGrbic-e1g]

its great card i have one

[@terdog3463]

Right now, as much I would love to upgrade to a 7800xt. I'm sticking with my 6750xt. It does everything I need it to do. I only play games at 1080p, and since I'm in Canada, prices for me are a bit more. So have to set my budget to a bit higher cost, or well. wait for sales.

[@Waifu_Warrior]

6750 is completely fine for 1080P. Adding funds to a cookie jar for a 1440 or even 4K monitor would make more sense. A 4K monitor can still play at 1080P until you get a better GPU. A 1080P monitor can super size to 4K but it's going to look like muddy water. In addition, moving from 1080P to 1440 or 4K is a one way journey. So if you are happy at 1080, embrace it. I was happy at 1080 as well. I game at 4K on a 7900XTX and there is no way I can return to 1080P. I kick myself every so often because of it.

[@jamesg8246]

Also on 6750xt with 7800x3d platform, and right now everything I've played runs at high/ultra details at 1440p just fine. Would be nice to get a cooler running more efficient card though at the same performance level.

[@30jspecial]

I have a 4k 60Hz freesync 40 to 60 monitor and 6700 xt nitro plus. Starfield, witches 3 next gen, hit man 3 , American truckers, strays , All maxed out with fsr on .no rt all are very playable. But I bought the 7800 xt then canceled because it isn't much better than 6800xt.

[@billpii6314]

Thats the thing these days. GPUs have gotten so fast you really need to look at what you really need and what res of your monitor/s are.

[@tinyfossil]

only upgrade if you geta 1440p 144/200+ hz monitor sir :)

[@hydrus5252]

it all depends also on your country... cause those prices do apply to america but not to europe for example where a 4070 ( non super ) is at base price 630 euro for a 2 fan model and if u want a 3 fan model then it is over 700+ euro. Instead the 7800xt is closer to her real price and it is 530 for 2 fan and 540-550 for 3 fan model. The 4070 super is starting at 670 euro in here and not the 599$ dollars for sure so the gap get even bigger cause for 670 euro u will have reference card and so for 3 fan probably gonna cost 750/800 euro and at that point u can buy 7900xt.

[@gosubreboot713]

This guy is talking trash, the 4070 and 7800XT are the same price

[@mihaelkatava5672]

This guy is actually telling truth as at least where I live prices he said are accurate and Nvidia card in my country are overpriced.Nvidia is good but for value i go Amd any day.

[@croixfrozy1885]

This guy is telling the truth x2

[@shapeshifter7676]

@@gosubreboot713 in my country 4070 super is $930 RX 7800XT is $730

[@luciusaemiliuspaullusmaced2371]

I paid mine Saphire Nitro+ rx7800xt 665euroes, wanted to get Rtx 4070ti, but it was at least 200e more expensive

[@YukiThor]

i got recommended your video by the algorithm and I'm like FINALLY another tech channel that ISN'T some random AI talking and boy, there's actually very interesting and useful perspectives here that many people out there should be listening to You deserve more subs, I hope my sub helps you to eventually reach that goal

[@CRF250R1521]

video was great until he mentioned we need AI for good performance. He's an ex developer and has already jumped on the "we need ai for good performance" bandwagon. Lazy developer just like the rest of them. We NEVER needed AI, why now? Because Nvidia has brain washed everyone into thinking AI is required. Nvidia has made billions thanks to guys like this

[@DeltaYT99]

Great video^^ With the RX7800xt closely matching the RTX 4070 and sometimes pulling to the Super and occasionally ahead Id say the RX 7800xt is a better choice overall though it will depend on the games. However with it having 16gb of vram, and being the cheapest of the 3 found the ASrock, Asus and gigabyte at 499 as the time of this comment. Having more vram and matching and beating the $540 dollar 4070 and the $600 RTX 4070 super and both of those have 12gb of vram.

[@VladCristian]

That's exactly what I was thinking too. But you have to keep in mind that Nvidia si way better for content creation (esp video editing) due to its Cuda cores and also DLSS destroys FSR, so it might be worth to spend that extra cash.

[@fragrantsnow1495]

@@VladCristian plus even 7800xt have more vram amd seem to use more vram at leaat 1gb in everygame and can go up to 5gbs more than rtx 4070 or 4070s

[@BarringtonRobinsonII]

​@@fragrantsnow1495 bingo. Nobody talks about that . As an illustration the 6700xt I had on four of five games I play used 2-3gb more Vram than the 4060ti 8gb I got cheap to replace it when it died. Not only did the 6750xt use loads more vram it got less FPS. (At 1440). Nobody understands how Nvidia cards uses vram they just repeat what angry Steve from Hardware Unboxed tells them .

[@sobo5476]

I liked this review, most other reviews just rely heavily on throwing out the spec numbers of the card which means nothing to most people. I have been flip-flopping about what card to buy, I currently have a 1660 that handles just about everything I throw at it, but I'm looking more to the future. As I get older and worse at online games I am starting to look at single-player games, so the 4070 Super seems to be a better for for me. I'm not rich, but I feel throwing the £599 at a 4070 Super will see me good for many years as it has the AI and the rest. I feel this is the way it's going, so best to jump on the bandwagon now as opposed to having to buy again down the line.

[@d.ink3d]

Got 7800xt Asus TUF and its amazing, driver based framegen works so good now so thats a feature that should be talked about, maxing out my 165hz screen in basically every game with FMF also i play in UWQHD so the 12gb ram of the 4070/s aint enough in every game, specially not in the future.

[@yakimchuk]

hi! what about coil whistle?

[@davidclarke7385]

I had an Asus TUF 7800XT for a couple of weeks recently, as I thought it would be a good upgrade. When it worked it was great, but randomly from cold boot I would get a Code 43 error in Windows 11 and the card was not recognised. Tried everything, DDU wipe of previous drivers and reinstalls, uninstalled and reinstalled chipset drivers, updated motherboard bios, changed motherboard PCIE settings to Gen 4 rather than auto, checked power connections, installed driver only and not Adrenaline software, switched GPU bioses - nothing worked - every couple of days - card not recognised. RMA'd it. I was willing to give AMD a chance, but my experiences have inclined me to stick with team green from now on. It also had more coil whine than my old 3070, though it was fortunately more of a 'coil hum' rather than whine.

[@BuzzzdLightyear]

I wish it wasn’t the case, but I’ve been having so many issues with my 7800XT that I actually ordered a 4070 Super to replace it. Black screen crashes, sleep crashes, freezing in the middle of games, crashing discord.. just all kinds of shit. I’ve reinstalled OS and drivers so many times and I’m just over it.

[@callmemrdee]

I have 7800xt. No problems at all. Sorry to hear about your experience

[@vincent6210]

is 16gb vram on 7800xt more preferbale since most aaa titles do use 12gb or more vram? that's my only concern on 4070 stuttering compared to 7800xt

[@Sp3cialk304]

At 1440p they certainly don't. I have a Rx 6800 and a RTX 4070 Super. Every single UE5 game uses less than 9gb even at 4k. The difference between the 4060 ti 8gb and 16gb is the same at 1440p as it is as 1440p. (Dead even). There is a small difference between them at 4k (1-2 percent on average). 3 games came out that used modern assets but didn't require an SSD and didn't use asset streaming. Everything since has just required SSD and stream assets on the fly. The 6800 that I have actually starts struggling well before it gets to 12gb of vram used. Games no longer load large areas all at once and use stuff like elevators, long ladders, narrow pathways to load new areas. Because they can adjust detail and poly count in real time. Also if you look at say a 3080 compared to a 6800xt/7800xt the 3080 will lose at 1080p but as increase resolution/demand the lead shrinks and by the time you get to 4k the 3080 is beating them on average. Because while they have more vram, the 3080 has more memory bandwidth. Please read Techpowerups conclusion on the Avatar Frontiers of Pandora review. They have a section addressing vram allocation vs usage. This whole vram hysteria started because the 3070 started struggling at 1440p and people said it was because of vram. But the 6700xt/6750xt is also struggling in new releases at 1440p. Not because of vram but because of the performance of those cards. The 6800 can't run max settings at 1440p in most UE5 games and a few other new releases. Performance becomes an issue well before vram does. You can look at Techpowerups or Techspots (hardware unboxed) latest GPU reviews (7900 gre reviews are newest at time of posting). Not to mention Hardware Unboxed tested DLSS vs Native at 4k and 1440p in image quality. They had DLSS Quality winning more than it lost. And that was a year ago with an older version of DLSS. While fsr image quality hasn't improved since 2.2. DLSS image quality improves every update. The version in Alan Wake 2 is better than the version in Phantom Liberty. Luckily it's easy to update what version a game uses. Just replace a dll file. DLSS is the main reason I got the 4070 Super. Not for the performance. But because every new game uses TAA or FXAA and they do more damage to image quality than DLSS. Machine Trained AI hardware accelerated Temporal Reconstruction is simply better than basic temporal reconstruction using a basic filter.

[@vincent6210]

@@Sp3cialk304 Thanks so much for this clarification, I think I'll go with 4070 super instead of amd gpu since I want to prio image quality on my oled for better immersion. I think it would be solid for five more years until it's time to upgrade.

[@Sp3cialk304]

@@vincent6210 good choice. You'll get the better image quality, better real world performance. DLSS quality 1440p gets better than or equal to native image quality and better than 1080p performance. And being able to get right at 60fps in Cyberpunk Phantom Liberty with Path Tracing, max settings 1440p DLSS quality with ray reconstruction is nice. And you could double that frame rate if you use frame gen, but I just stick with 60fps. Last years 3 best looking games where all nice show cases for RT. Alan Wake 2, Phantom Liberty and Avatar.

[@vincent6210]

Yeah, I am going from a 1050ti lol which surprisingly still delivers 4k60hz8bit on 4k monitor Which cpu have you got paired with yours? ​@@Sp3cialk304

[@vincent6210]

@SimChaserRoseRacer bought the super man, happy with that decision

[@larssonk22]

this guy gets it, I've been trying to pick a GPU for the past 72hrs

[@sergiu6650]

I got the powercolor rx 7800xt, i have never been so happy, from rtx 2070 to rx 7800xt

[@austinward1439]

I got the same, amazing card.

[@Sped_Dog]

I’m stuck on what to buy lmao the super or this one I am wanting to pair it with a ryzen 7 7800x3d

[@takoyoko]

@@Sped_Dog if you have the money, go NVIDIA. If one bit you are thinking about budget, go team red you won't go wrong eitherway.

[@kangerer8886]

I’ll go 7800xt because it’ll last longer than the 4070 and 4070 super as 16gbs vram will make it have a longer life span

[@lexinho4189]

A bit late though this is not accurate at all. By the time you will actually need 16 GB Vram for gaming, the 7800xt will be too weak for pure performance anyways

[@hes_elbow522]

I’m trying to plan a future upgrade, depending on how the 5000 cards do when they come out. I have a ryzen 5 5600x with a 12gb 3060 currently. I’m very hesitant to buy anything cause I got screwed with my current pc. Spent like 2.1k on it and then the prices tanked less than 6 months later. I don’t want to buy a 4070s yet because I feel like enough outrage was made to get good cards on the next release.

[@bhanupspal]

Wait for 1 more year

[@davidkim6469]

when are they releasing super duper xtx battle arc gpu's?

[@buriedbits6027]

Finally, a video that asks the right questions. Breath of fresh air, helps me stay honest as I explore my GPU options.

[@justsome6851]

Thank you for this very informative video man, after all the mini research and watching videos I've done, now I'm decided, I have to go for the 4070 super after matching it with what i really need and been doing digitally. after all in my country its priced the same...lol

[@iGPyro14]

Just got an Amd Ryzen 7700x with a Nvidia RTX 4070. So far, it works great!

[@yakimchuk]

video was very useful for making conclusion and overall consideration.

[@RobeytechLive]

Thank you!

[@Dtrain011]

I just returned my red devil 7800xt and had to decide between another 7800xt or the 4070 super and this made my choice pretty clear

[@ernestomolina5736]

Why return the red devil? Was debating on picking one up soon

[@Dtrain011]

@@ernestomolina5736 it did well for gaming but not so good for streaming,editing and animation and I had a massive issue with temps. 10 minutes into ark and gpu temps shot up to 100c with the fans on full blast

[@seeum2098]

What was ur choice

[@alkine3011]

Waiting on the 4080 super I already have the 4070 and 6950XT ... Don't need 3 so I'll be sellin the 4070 but these AMD and Nvidia fan boys are crazy im glad I can enjoy both brands without all the bs of being on "one side"

[@anhiirr]

6950xt sure is good esp for when it launched to this day. but the wattage and ability to have near a 3080ti in 1440p for 200w at 600$ is pretty good IMO. Compared to needing a higher psu/system thermals for the 6950xt's potential. Anything higher and i see them as more aimed at 4k gaming or 21:9/multimonitor.

[@Econraduw]

Just curious, did you have any sorts of limitations with the 6950xt? I was considering it but was worried that there wouldn’t be very developed video editing tech and AI/Rtx tech. I am one the weird people who likes and uses RTX when I can, but the 3070 wasn’t cutting it anymore so I bought a 4070 super

[@alkine3011]

@Econos_1 No the 6950 XT is a very good GPU I actually have it undervolted to about 245 Watts right now and it still performs very well in anything I use it for... The 4070 Super is a great card it just about matched the 6950 xt in Rast and is better in RT and work load programs. AMD having AFMF now which gives insane frame boost will keep the 6950 XT a very good card for many many years tho.

[@finrblade]

nice, very informative and not too pushy , like your style Sir

[@libero4g93t]

I’m relatively new to computing.. what’s the benefits of the super over the 4070 ti?

[@marcinkarpiuk7797]

Price... But in year we will get new generation and all those cards will be obsolete..

[@Econraduw]

Yeah go for the super. There is about a 8% performance lead for the 4070 ti, but it costs 200$ more

[@TheRomi18]

​@marcinkarpiuk7797 so should I get 4070 ti super now or wait for 50 series?

[@Econraduw]

@@TheRomi18 if you feel like you need an upgrade now, just get the upgrade. Waiting for 50 series might be a month or a 12 month wait. On top of that, the cards might not even be worth the money. My advice is to value your time over money. You can always make more money, but time that has past never comes back.

[@papamudashowtime]

i like this kind of review, straight to the points and more towards reasoning

[@shenal2919]

Should I buy Rtx 4070 super or the rx7800

[@akos230]

for future buy rx 7800 xt, for now buy rtx 4070 super

[@jesseslack2089]

Every time I watch one of these videos my GTX 1080Ti just gives me dirty looks....

[@supacat4112]

Funny dude 😊😊

[@felippejonsson6078]

Haha! I have used my 1080ti for years now and its been a great card. But now i ordered a 4070 super. Started to get artifacts amd crashes.

[@dane4890]

I Use the RX 6800XT Red Devil edition. Its fantastic and can actually use the 16gb wich many smaller cards can't. So i think i will keep this for 2 more years. Perfect for 3440x1440p

[@lorensmith1000]

This video was great! I just managed to get the FE 4070 Super this morning and I couldn't be happier. Loved your breakdown of what you should personally look for in a GPU. You've earned yourself a sub sir.

[@Obie327]

Awesome! I have no regrets with my purchase either. Finally some darn decent value to performance! Happy Gaming!

[@devvonbell939]

Just snagged a 7800xt on auction for $380 and it works amazing with a 1440 240hz monitor. Upgraded from a 2080S

[@EthanScott-m3t]

thats awesome! when you run at 1440p do you usually have to turn down the graphics quality to medium to low to hit the 240 fps?

[@devvonbell939]

@user-kv3hh8jv4j it depends on the games. I usually play overwatch 2 at max settings and locked at 240Hz. Diablo 2 it's locked in at 240z. Souls like games usually locked in at 60fps. RE4 remake it won't hit 240. I bought it for 240fps to match the 240hz monitor. 7800xt does great for what I play. If you play higher demanding games. I'd look into higher gpu obviously but for the price I got it for I couldn't pass it up.

[@chadfellers9128]

Amd is about to to take FMF out of beta on Jan 24th, as som one who has tried the beta driver it makes quite a difference. May have to retest this soon

[@211tfahey]

No one talks about whats needed for modded Skyrim VR!

[@malvinchau2056]

4070S will do you better, you'll have better visual fidelity with NVENC compared to AMD's dated AV1 encoding.

[@shivansh88887]

In india the price of 7800xt is like 650$ for 4070 its the same and 4070 super starts at 780$ and dont ask me about 4070ti.

[@sunish.g3374]

What did u choose?

[@1SaG]

I upgraded to a 4070 Super from the 4070 (same subvendor, some type of "Gaming OC" card) and... I am of two minds about the whole thing. On the one hand, the Super offers a pretty substantial uplift in performance in my usage-scenario (mostly gaming, including flight-sims in VR) - but it also makes the 4070 look like a bit of a bad deal in hind-sight. The Super, IMO, is what the 4070 should've been at 40xx-launch. But .. no matter, as I got a decent price for the old card and I was able to sell it to a fellow flight-simmer who was still rocking a pretty ancient mid-tier AMD-card. IMO, both the 4070 Super and Ti Super are/were worthwhile successors/refresh cards, but, just like with the 4070 vs 4070S, I feel that the Ti Super also makes the original Ti look like a pretty bad deal in retrospect. I was eyeing the Ti Super pretty hard, not least because it's the only Super-card that got an upgrade to its VRAM configuration, but €800 vs €600 made me opt for the Super instead. Can't say I'm unhappy with the decision as the Super gets pretty close to the OG 4070 Ti in performance. With an Afterburner Auto OC, I'm getting into the Top 10% to Top 20% (depending on the test) on 3DMark's ranking when compared to systems that are running a 4070 Ti.

[@tejaskutal2922]

Can you help me decide between the 7800 XT and the 4070? I’ll be using it for gaming and game development in UE5. I’m a beginner with 3D games and modeling, and I’m unsure about which one to pick. The 16GB VRAM on the 7800 XT seems great for future-proofing. If I were to use ray tracing at a medium level while making games, would the 7800 XT be able to handle it? I'm just a bit confused about what to buy 4070 cost way more than 7800xt in India

[@AllThingsInteresting.]

which would be better for my use case- gaming obv, heavy layer video editing , streaming plus recording

[@vi_EviL_iv]

4080 founder since I already got it and even if I didn't, I would still get the 4080. The extra small bump in performance is not worth the extra money, especially the "brand new release price" I still want the 4090 but we all know they keep it oit of stock

[@RobeytechLive]

Yeah 4090 stock woes kind suck....

[@seiji_senpai]

the intro was "super" true, thats what im questioning in my head too

[@CMoDZ3D]

Ordered 7800XT today i only care for 60fps 1440p. Excited.

[@goalieman206]

I think this is a great video. I do have to say I went from a 3080 paying 699 at launch to a 7900xt paying 699 and the difference is quite a bit. That being said I have noticed at random times while playing space marines 2 pvp my fps will tank to 30-40 and the game will just stutter and in pvp games you most likely die. I don’t know if it’s a settings issue or a connection issue but it definitely stinks. This is random and doesn’t happen often but it does happen. My thoughts are if you’re on a budget go AMD as you’ll still have an amazing experience but if you have a higher budget just go Nvidia due to the stability of it. Me personally I see myself waiting for the 5000 series gpus and possibly upgrading. Normally I don’t upgrade annually as I went from a GTX 970 to a 3080 but I think I like the stability of Nvidia more. Now I would definitely buy AMD again but it just depends on the market at the time. I do have to say the 7900xt is %95 amazing but that %5 at a $699 price point is a bit disappointing.

[@RagingGrinch-TechGaming]

I’m building my first PC for strictly gaming. I couldn’t find a 4090 FE or 4080 super FE so I settled for a 4070 super FE, I just hop it can do good 4k 60 and 1440p 120 locked.

[@jd4165]

Great breakdown!

[@ThePalePatriot]

On a 2070 Super, only care about 1440 gaming, and only on games 2019 and prior, want a 4070 Super, but gut says no way do I need one, what do you think?

[@coreymach_]

I'm in the same boat. I'm thinking "I already had it for 4+ years, what's a little bit more and wait for the 5000 series?" That's where I'm at.

[@ThePalePatriot]

@@coreymach_ Made the decision 1 hour ago, I am waiting and letting things shake out this year

[@Carlos-wl5fn]

2060 super and a big backlog, everything 2022 and back plays great at 1080p144 or 1440p75Hz with dlss

[@Ty__Rants]

Thinking of finally upgrading from my 2070 super to the 4080 super. Want to be able to finally experience Ray Tracing while also keeping my graphic settings pretty high. Sound worth it?

[@theleonardo5497]

Am in the same situation but can’t decide between 2070tis 2080s or 7900xtx

[@darkuskata]

if its just gaming, then go for the 7900xtx@@theleonardo5497

[@Sensei_SeRn]

Yeah, 4080 super is coming out here real soon. I'm still kind of debating on if I should get it, or hear wait till I get closer to gta6 release to see if they have more to date then.

[@danielmevs344]

I got a 3080 for $460 and I’m wondering if it’s worth selling and upgrading to a 4070 super. I have a small form factor build(NR200p Max) and I play 1440p 144hz

[@ehenningsen]

I would wait for the 5000 series.

[@jlee707]

I second waiting for 5k series. If you can't wait I would recommend spending a bit more on 4070ti super. It's an upgrade you will actually feel, and be able to use much longer at higher settings (16gb vram). I have a 4070 and current AAA games almost max out the 12gb vram on 1440p.

[@jukesters123]

Question. Why so many jump cuts

[@sinanakar5170]

I have a new gaming pc 7800xt 7600x amd and im very happy whit it can run highest settings whitout any problem and good fps

[@8pvoid]

thanks for the great content and info but pls clearify this one thing for me i wanna be able to get the best performance for the money in both gaming and content creation and i know that for both of them the 4070 super is better but my only issue hear is that 12g of vram . is that somthing i should worry about for future gaming or not

[@nicane-9966]

12gb for a 600dls product sounds like a bad purchase. Already games pushing 10, 11gb even consoles have 16gb (its an APU) but still you can expect less optimized games in the future than we already have. It should have been a 16gb card like the rest of the series with a 256 bus.

[@RobeytechLive]

Consoles have shared system RAM and most games use less than 8GB of that ram for Video purposes. Understand if PC developers targeted GPUs with greater than 10GB of VRAM it would be selling to less than 2% of the PC market. At Ultra settings (usually the most unoptimized) you see flagrant use of VRAM, but on standard settings meant for recommends you are seeing between 6 and 8GB. Take Cyberpunk 2077 one of the most graphic intensive games at 1440p on Ultra you are using 8GB of VRAM. Again don't mix poor opimization of PC games with what you need. Game developers will fix it with patches but 12GB will be more than enough for 5 to 6 years given how long it takes the masses to jump in average VRAM.

[@alexanderwillet3245]

Very happy 4070 super owner here. I betting that 12GB vram will perform just fine much longer than most people think. I’m newer to the pc world but it seems like so many people are over emphasizing the importance of VRAM (especially 12GB vs 16gb) Am I way off base here?

[@ReV_Prime]

If gaming at 2k, you are good with 12 gb vram till next 5 years bro.

[@alexanderwillet3245]

@@ReV_Prime yes I’m at 1440p and see no need to go to 4k. Appreciate your response!

[@FrostZXC_]

I have R7 5700X3D cpu and thinking to upgrade my current gpu 3050 8gb. but i don't know if I would upgrade to RX 7800XT or 4070 Super. here in our country its like 70$ more for 4070S so 7800XT is way more cheaper. So what's the best gpu for my cpu?

[@emeraldphoenix6331]

Lol people getting mad about DATA. Like.. these aren’t opinions. AMD and Nvidia both have great cards.

[@templaruddin]

Im leaning to Rx7800xt and really considering it for my next upgrade. But i realized that i used nvidia broadcast alot for my discord chats. Is there any alternative if i went Amd route?

[@Stonkybruhv]

Amd has its own built-in amd noise suppression within their drivers for your mic similar to nvidia broadcast

[@skipguenter3711]

Which of these 3 would be best for BOINC number crunching? Looking to replace a RTX 3070 in a Linux Mint box.

[@johnbowser2612]

and what do you think about NVIdia's power connector redesign? It's hot isn't it?

[@timurkadesolator]

guys i bought ryzen 5 7500f 32ram 6000 and rtx 4070 its that good or wha"?

[@aesthetics_G]

are u joking

[@timurkadesolator]

@@aesthetics_G nope

[@WorthlessDeadEnd]

Hi. Should we just wait for the 50 series to be announced?

[@RobeytechLive]

If your system is fine that’s a totally viable option. Should be early next year.

[@WorthlessDeadEnd]

@@RobeytechLive I've been enjoying my 1080 Ti for the past six years now, and it's still going strong. Hopefully, it should be able to hold out for one more year, at least.

[@inspector__x]

@@RobeytechLive i my man in my country i Can buy new 4070 for 485 and 470 super for 565 what you thing o play most games like warzone , cs2 , valorant, destiny 2 and so With dlss active like you say the performance is like 9/10% i think for the price go for 4070 ??? Or pay extra 80€ and go for 4070 super ?? I have 700w psu !

[@eduardotorres4769]

Question I was going to snag the 4070 then I noticed the 4070 super and now later the 4070ti super ....should I wait or snag now my cpu to pair with it would be ryzen 7 7800x3d I play warzone and fortnite I moved to pc for the frames and the visuals I'm new to pc plz help thanks in advance

[@jannnic112]

Go down in cpu and get a 4080 super

[@eduardotorres4769]

@@jannnic112 naw not cop'n a gpu That's 1k build budget is 2k under

[@netnomad47]

​@@eduardotorres47694070 Super is the perfect balance of price to performance and size. I would say go for the Super

[@rahatahmed1422]

Which gpu should i take 7800xt or 4070 if both have the same price?

[@pilotoreplicante]

7800xt, if you can't buy the 4070 super and you dont care about RT and so on, just go for the 7800xt. I just bought the 4070 super, but because i want RT, DLSS, frame gen and want to try cyberpunk 2077 with path tracing at 1440p with dlss on and frame gen on. But if that specific is not something you want, just take your money and put it into 7800xt that also has 16GB of VRAM that will help you in the future.

[@papawithgaming]

for me who really don't care for ray tracing i choose AMD, I had no issue with Cyberpunk and Alan wake, For me AMD all the way, amazing review!

[@PashaSlavaUkraine]

Which cpu do I match to rtx 4070 super? And which cooler best for it? And will it be good with ddr4 32g ram ? Ty

[@RobeytechLive]

13700 or 7800x3d. You can use the H150i from Corsair, the DeepCool LS720 or the Galahad 360. DDR4 is good but I would go DDR5 at this point

[@Cocoyasui]

time of buying my 7800xt was 200 euros less than 4070 super , i didnt even have the choice to go for 4070 S at that price . (also i got the 7800xt Nitro + )

[@forcezero2220]

Is 12g vram in this card enough for 6 years?

[@RobeytechLive]

Yes I believe so. You may have games that struggle at the beginning because of poor optimization but yes 12 will be enough.

[@forcezero2220]

@@RobeytechLive i see thanks

[@ThePalePatriot]

@@RobeytechLive Vram is getting SO overrated my goodness! For 1440 gamers at least, 12 GB will rock for 4-5 years easily.

[@forcezero2220]

@@ThePalePatriot i see

[@CrazO9111]

Full hd / Wqhd for 2-3 years. For now 11GB is already used in wqhd Avatar, hogwarts..

[@icarusthefly5458]

Amd and nvidia are really close in this generation. Performance: Amd wins a bit on auto oc Amd wins a bit on raw rasterisation Amd wins a bit with Rebar Nvidia makes it all up with RT and dlss. Quality: Amd loses a bit on the fsr while nvidia loses a bit because of a lack of vram which causes textures to not fully render. The 4070super competes with the 7900gre. Equal performance and quality. The 4070super is more expensive but really makes up a lot in efficiency. (Average of 70 watt what for 1000 hours a year could mean 20 dollars a year. Most keep a card about 5 years so a 100 dollar difference is still acceptable) Between the 4070 and 7800xt: 7800xt wins with just a bit because quality loss of fsr is software based and can be fixed. Lower vram cant. Between the 4070super and the 7900gre: 4070super only if the 4070 super is max 30 dollars difference with the 7900gre because of the cheaper option.

[@ignasjuknevicius3921]

In Europe I can get triple fan 7800xt for 530Eur and 4070 super triple fan for 630Eur. So I took XT. :)

[@scyzorpl]

1 k liked from me =) i'm on 3060 ti on Ryzen 7 5800x and thinking about 2 gpu's ASUS 4070 and XFX 7800xt its almost same price right now and only reason i'm thinking about them cuz i can get the cards on monthly payments from amazon

[@kingrises1499]

Will 4070 super be good choice with 5800x3d as am am4

[@McRocking]

I just got my hands on a 3dfx Voodoo. It's a serious upgrade from my previous DirectX card... the ATI XPERT@Play. That was pants man.

[@AngladaFrankFrankyvape]

2024 just started, Super versions of 40xx series not even all released yet I think it is vbery early to give a definitive advice on what GPU to buy in 2024.

[@dane4890]

7800XT is plenty to run epic graphics at 1440p

[@oz5150]

16gb alone is why id buy the 7800XT vs the 4070 Super. Nvidia needs to bring out 16gb cards at an affordable price. 12gb isn't going to cut it even for 1440p here in 2 years. And seeing as the regular consumer is upgrading every other generation (3 to 5 years). You are really losing out, Nvidia is praying you buy in on frame generation.. and will buy their card.. just to feel cheated when next year they have a cheaper card that blows out your 600 dollar card for the same price. If you do need to buy a new card at least look at the 7900XTX if they do drop it after the 4080 Super launches. If that card is 800 bucks then we won as consumers.

[@gazjaz2010]

hilarious bad take that's aging like milk

[@kewtd72]

do not buy any until all are released and its been over a couple months to see if these cards are as stable as they claim!!

[@mako2350]

With Prices on Nvidia GPU's I am looking at AMD/ATI for my future card...

[@g1zmo85]

Which one would pair better with a 5800X3D?

[@SwingArmCity]

they'll all work just fine with the 5800x3d

[@aquosy7]

7900XT AT NEWEGG NOW FOR 709

[@larsreintjes4173]

great deal

[@aquosy7]

Yes, awesome deal because a few hours ago the same car was 759 at the same store

[@arokh72]

Cries in Australian, with a $200+ AUD price difference between the 4070/7800XT and 4070S.

[@ze3bar]

What do you think of the xfx 7900 xtx at 1400 cad

[@clockworklegionaire2135]

If you don't really care about better upscaling and RT performance then the 7900 XTX could save you some money over the 4080 Super

[@ze3bar]

@@clockworklegionaire2135 I just bought one I'm waiting for it to arrive in the mail if was wondering if maybe I should have waited for the price to come down or something

[@clockworklegionaire2135]

@@ze3bar Probably should have waited a couple weeks

[@ze3bar]

@@clockworklegionaire2135 ur probably right but I wanna sell my 3070 Ti while it's still worth something

[@anhiirr]

i mean if you have a system that can cool adequately enough and a big enough PSU a 6950xt for 550$ seems like the way to go for 1440p-4k outside of dlss or dlss frame gen scenarios. or pure raytracing/pve experiences. Otherwise the 4070S seems to win if you will play a range of PVE titles that support dlss/dlss3. Plus youre seeing a 200-220w max TDP vs a 300W+ card. Which totals out to PSU budget and PSU/qualikty/system thermals.

[@InJJWeTrustOfficial]

You missed the biggest mystery of them all... is Ti "tie" or "T.I." .. 😂 Awesome content though! Very informational and the exact comparison that most of us are probably looking for!

[@bubbabfp1]

Upgrading from 2700x to 5800X3D and RTX 2070 to RTX4070 Super FE. We'll see how it goes. Hehe

[@torukmahtomahto409]

quite the same but from 2600...2070 still rock on 5800x3d

[@ronakbarman3580]

Which one to choose if 7800xt and 4070 at same price, and 4070 super at same price as 4070 ti

[@scoobydoom6]

4070 And 7800 XT at our region cost same. 4070 S Is about 100€ up. So which one? :)

[@Kleber_03]

In my region 4070 S and 4070 ti cost same but i don’t know if i should buy it because of the vram issue, i am considering rx 7800 xt for that reason & it cost 100$ cheaper.

[@caribbaviator7058]

Bought the 4070 last year. Worst $600 I have ever spent. Took the opportunity and picked up a 4080 super @MSRP. Blows the 4070 out of the water.

[@Froanite]

solid option :D look at your data again

[@streamdungeon5166]

I own an RTX 3070 and even the super lineup provides no significant upgrade path to me. I want an upgrade of +100% performance and since my 8GB VRAM is bad I also want at least +100% VRAM. That means RTX 3080 Super which will be 1000+ and unacceptable to me. The step from 30 to 40 series and even 40 super series was pitiful at the prices they are asking.

[@inspector__x]

Amazing review in my country 4070 is 480€ and 4070 super is 565€ you think is better pay this extra money ! Or go With 4070 ?

[@mikejones2588]

I bought a 4090 super in a back alley.

[@phantmx4432]

👀 it's an rtx 4090 super right... not a GTX 4090 super

[@mikejones2588]

@@phantmx4432 Radeon 4090 super

[@phantmx4432]

@@mikejones2588 💀🤌 even better

[@Obie327]

I'm really starting to believe the RTX 4070 Super is the best all around people's performer. (Basically like the legends before like the GTX 970/1060/1650's of yesteryear) Imagine a GPU that is only 9 percent slower than the 4070ti for 4070 non super release money. I'm actually really enjoying my 4070 Super I picked up. Thanks Robeytech for the excellently detailed video!

[@johnnyjets2343]

How long do you expect that card to be good for? Think it could last a few years before needing to upgrade?

[@Obie327]

@@johnnyjets2343The tech industry always wants us to buy the more expensive stuff or up sell to the bigger models. I personally still use a GTX 1060 6 gig in one of my rigs. Why not? If you keep within reasonable resolutions and temper your expectations 7 years later. Of course it can last. The RTX 4070 Super is a powerful and state of the art GPU. I bought mine personally for 1440p but can also run at 4k as well. Nothing is ever totally future prof but should work nicely for a long time. $599 is a lot easier to handle as well, And it sips power compared to AMD's RX 7900 or higher end Nvidia stuff. Good luck on your purchase and happy gaming!

[@Obie327]

@@johnnyjets2343Yes it will. A modern high performance state of the art GPU. Good luck on your future purchase.

[@maxsamplax]

7800XT for me bro. Vram is still king and RT is still overrated

[@RobeytechLive]

And that's a valid response. It's all a choice. Just want to give folks the information and they can make a solid decision. It just is up to you what's important!

[@UKKNGaming]

7800XT for sure if not then the 7900XT it's on sale right now. Too many gimmicks from Nvidia SMH AFMF also comes out on the 26th so 7800XT is going to be faster than the 4070 Super by the end of this month lmfao

[@clockworklegionaire2135]

Please stop talking

[@UKKNGaming]

@@clockworklegionaire2135 lmfao everything I said is true AFMF is doubling frames Nvidia is going to be behind again 🤡

[@tqd2008]

@@UKKNGamingyou’re right but afmf causes so much latency

[@christophercarroll]

Waiting impatiently for the 4070 ti super

[@cameron2467]

I'm technologically dumb. I wanna get into streaming/recording, that's all I know. Mainly wanna stream simulations, racing games, maybe gta.

[@Shannon-ul5re]

The gpu to get is the 4070ti super, the memory bus and vram both got a good bump up and will give you a great 3 to 5 year run at 1440p with all games.

[@chiromedic1127]

I would agree. If you have that 700-900$ budget. Anyone at the 500-600$ budget this videos is great.

[@Atropos-Lachesis]

I wish people would stop using esport games for a performance benchmark

[@JayzBeerz]

The 4080 Super for me bro. 😂

[@marcinkarpiuk7797]

And in year it will be worth 5070 at best at almost half price... Buying refresh card beyond half life of generation is really bad choice, better gatcher more money and buy 5090 at launch(Q4 24 if all goes good and fans buy all those crappy refresh cards...)

[@huracanschiz]

Fam buy what you want and enjoy it.When 50 series drop buy that too if you want and enjoy it. Good luck on your card fam

[@JayzBeerz]

@@marcinkarpiuk7797 why buy a 5090 and in a year the 6090 will be out so same thing bro. no reason to wait for tech.

[@JayzBeerz]

@@huracanschiz exactly bro. i buy every Gen i dont worry about money.

[@huracanschiz]

@@JayzBeerz Right if you got it why not spend it on things you want

[@TheWeezyfly]

Honestly just want a really good Gpu for 1440p gaming on my 240hz monitor with above 100 fps at a time

[@GandzAAA]

Why u guys wory about 12gb of Vram ???Just buy rtx 4070 ti super 16gb vram...

[@SparksHardcoreMusic]

Damn didn't know Rutledge Wood became a tech youtuber. Lol kidding but man, legit similar look and even voice.

[@grandlaketilena9603]

I own both an nvidia 4070ti and an rx7800xt asrock steel legend. I experienced nothing but problems with the radeon gpu. It started as random crashes every game i played. I updated bios on mobo and it took care of most of the problems except for the random crash once a week. unfortunately, this happens right in the middle of Fortnite Battle Royale when i am kicking ass and about to win. I cannot have this happen as my teammate (8 yo son) becomes agitated having to play on his own. I have never had my rtx gpus crash. I want to be on Team Red. I love the whole underdog thing but i just cant have these crashes happen. I am going to return the rx 7800 xt because i purchased during holiday season and was able to try to get it figured out with the extended returns from Newegg for a couple of months and its still happening. I have spent days trying to figure this out and i am not happy about it

[@huracanschiz]

Idk why I’m so excited

[@omccc]

and How much super is the super to the none super? xD

[@TheEasyk]

Hi, thank you for your video but I'm still uncertain about one thing ... Is 12 GB GDDR6X VRAM on 4070 SUPER be enough? in lets say 5 years? VRAM is the biggest difference for me between 4070super and 7800XT since im building PC that I want to last and stay somehow relevant for 7-8 years, thank you for your time

[@Econraduw]

In 2-3 years the 12gb of vram is going to start suffering. I’ve bought a 4070 super knowing that the vram is going to screw me eventually, but I’m hoping and I know that Nvidia’s AI tech is only going to get better. You might have to start turning textures to high or medium in a few years, but I just prefer the benefits and versatility of Nvidia cards. An afterthought as well: you can’t ever fully future proof your build. I built a AM4 system with a 5800x processor and a 3070 which has served me well, but is forcing me to build a new AM5 system if I need to upgrade my cpu. I would just buy whatever suits your needs right now, because if you always want the best performance you are going to have to upgrade your gpu every 2-3 years