Does PCIe 4.0 Matter for the RTX 4060 Ti 8GB?

[@Kaustab01]

Whats wrong with indiana jones man?

[@strife2408]

that what happened when you reached vram limit, the more memory bandwitdh/speed you have the less it impact performance when the vram spilled.

[@Kaustab01]

@strife2408 I have the 16gb version though of that same gpu so I guess it wont impact my performance though

[@daniel_Keelh]

@@strife2408You only reach the vRAM limit using ultra textures witch is stupid at 2k.

[@dont99know]

Good to know. Indiana Jones sure took a whooping with 3.0. Wonder if it's coded differently in a way that it must constantly load/unload textures etc. from VRAM or something. Maybe just overall poor optimizations? There's definitely a reason and I would love to know what's up with that game. Considering 99% of games seem to be similar in performance or have a small difference, they must have something unoptimized with the actual game itself. I'll be very curious about the Intel B580 3.0 vs 4.0 considering it's x8. Hopefully it's not a big difference like most GPUs except maybe a 4090 doing 4k which might actually benefit much more from a 4.0 connection.

[@lp5627]

I m pairing a Rtx 4060 with a 8 Core Cpu from 5 years ago Ryzen 3300x

[@FranklinClinton1]

The 4060ti becomes a 3060ti which is strange because the RTX 4070 hardly makes a big difference even the 4090 still comes to 98%. I have no issues with my 4070 because its also PCI 3.0 but with 16 lanes so the different is not noticeable and available

[@Trikie77]

is becouse the game is not optimize right

[@AP77432]

Its impossible such a big difference. Something wrong. Maybe pcie3.0 runs at x4 or something like this. In real tests there are very small difference, max 3%

[@Ludak021]

You looked at the start of the video and posted. Watch further in. There is no difference in many games.

[@leoolliver-br]

Ryzen 5 5500 + Asus Tuf A520m = PCI 3.0 Ryzen 5 5600 + Asus Tuf B550m = PCI 4.0 ???? Ryzen 5 7600X é AM5 PCI 5.0 não é PCI 3.0!

[@EduuSantos]

Just limit the pci-e in the bios... Difficult?!

[@leoolliver-br]

@@EduuSantos processador do video Ryzen 5 7600X é AM5 PCI 5.0! Não é PCI 3.0 vai no site da AMD conferir! Que bios o que! Qi de bonobo!

[@EduuSantos]

@@leoolliver-br Furthermore, connecting a 3.0/4.0 gpu to a 5.0 platform will work normally, it will just be limited on that version of pci-e.

[@leoolliver-br]

@@EduuSantos Aonde que uma 4060ti é PCI 3.0? A GPU é PCI 4.0 e o processador é PCI 5.0 a placa ai tem de observar o barramento do PCI-e da placa mãe! Eu achava que era só os brasileiros que eram Q i de chimpanzé, acho que me enganei kkk

[@EduuSantos]

@@leoolliver-br PCI-e is backwards compatible, gpu can be up to 1.0, it will work on platform 5.0, 4.0 or any other. The same happens with CPU and motherboard! Brazilians live by fallacy. My God! I didn't say that the 4060 is 3.0, YOU understood that alone.

[@Cercadistante]

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[@neckary9193]

4060 (ti), 5060 with 8 gb vram its a shame!😢

[@dont99know]

I agree! Nvidia truly failed in that area. They should have just engineered a 4060 Ti 16gb or maybe 12gb and only 8gb for a regular 4060. They are all over the place. They are dubbed Ngreedia for a reason and doubt that will change unless the market forces them to. If people decide to stick it to them then prices will drop, but nah. Gotta chase those numbers I suppose.

[@daniel_Keelh]

Why? they are card for 1080p noy for 2k or 4k... 8gb is enough.

[@neckary9193]

@@daniel_Keelh what about 5060 with 8 gb? Why intel do b570/580 10/12gb? Nvidia didn't can? Why 4060-8gb in Stalker 2/Indiana/Alan W. so bad???(pci-e 8 lines and 8vram is little)

[@daniel_Keelh]

@@neckary9193 I am having 60 fps fixed without problem in my 4060 in STALKER 2 and Indiana Jones, I dont have Alan Wake 2...