Ryzen 7 7800x3D + RTX 4080 Super | Ray Tracing tested in 6 games

[@binceshwe8755]

Thanks for making this content! This really helps out with deciding build parts. Also, there's a slight mislabelling on the Witcher 3 AVG FPS

[@cloud-cq6dl]

Omg 4k is so heavy 😮😮😮

[@mr.pangetako]

We gonna need a good optimization in games!

[@cptbluemax1234]

We do , we really do , but I think many underestimate what it takes to power native 1440p or 2160p(4k). 1440 is 3.8 million pixels , 4k is nearly 8.5 million pixels. There's no way around this at native res apart from pure grunt , the gfx card still has to control this many pixels per refresh cycle. Full HD (1080p) is only 2 million pixels. Not disagreeing with you , devs be lazy these days 😴. But lawd merthy those pixel counts are an exponential jump

[@The_Herniator]

Love your videos man. Maybe we'll get to see the RX 7700 XT Undervolt vs stock vs OC soon on 1080p and 1440p?

[@dez770]

I guess the sweet spot for high end gaming is still 1440p native resolution. That's an expensive card and UE5 destroys it in 4k RT. 😮

[@TheDado512]

Yeah, 4K is still way too heavy. Old games like Control with RT is getting only over 100fps at 1440p Native on my 4080S. And that is currenly second strongest GPU on the planet. Just played GoW (2018) at Ultra Settings native, i was getting about 130Fps, needed to use DLSS Quality to be closer to 165Hz - my monitor refresh rate. So yeah, i am not going anywhere from 1440p anytime soon :D

[@ShenMerrick]

It's mostly the lighting technology. Ray Tracing, Path Tracing, and the new light and shadow colorization effects they showed off with Unreal Engine 5.5...it has all outstripped modern consumer hardware. The best card out there from what I can tell is the RX 7900 XTX. That, and make peace with keeping Ray Tracing and the like turned off.

[@EVANDROLONGO-rb6ks]

I love your videos!

[@JegsTV]

Thanks mate! appreciate it

[@odadinggoreng7668]

Next Silent Hill 2 with Rtx 4060 ti and Ryzen 5 7600 plz

[@shodanargie1574]

I think you made a mistake during editing. In The Witcher 3 the numbers you list edited in above the resolution are plain wrong, the correct ones that match my testing with my matching rig are the ones shown in the overlay software right above the inserted text.

[@JegsTV]

Just checked. Yes the avg fps listed are incorrect. Refer to the overlay fps instead. Will blur that out to avoid confusion. Thanks for the headsup

[@AramNalbandyan-z9z]

what happened in 4K witcher 3? why it got lagging so much

[@alix5atasi]

nice