Top 5 Best GPUs 2024

[@skelebruh3075]

The fact that almost $400 is regarded as entry-level is crazy

[@fuscazo5399]

the most expensive used to be like 900 less than 10 years ago. but they figure out we're dumb enough to pay double for no reason.

[@Ravix0fFourHorn]

@@fuscazo5399 people pay that money for the same reason they allowed the economy to go to crap with the prolonged and useless lockdowns.

[@keldon1137]

@@fuscazo5399 900$ 10 years ago based on US inflation alone is 1200$ now, now think about how much fab prices changed, r&d costs changed (be it employee salaries or scale and amount of people working on it), etc. And obviously whole goal of company is to make money so its not like they are gonna for free.

[@beachslap7359]

That's inflation for you, the next few years are gonna be even more fun.

[@kristoffer3000]

@@beachslap7359 Capitalism* This has very little to do with actual inflation, it's artificially inflated because they can.

[@massimobattaglia5093]

the best gpu is the friendship we found along the path

[@Adam-kr7sw]

.. tracing?

[@saiyaman9000]

What friends 😢

[@eRisforus]

Ah yes, NPU. Nakama Power Unit.

[@JahonCross]

That's honestly so wholesome 😭

[@tristanwait4itlegendary]

True, we're all the same, but we live far apart

[@MrDidifar]

Intel redemption arc.. one step at a time..

[@pallenda]

Lets hope so, competition is good :)

[@Eupolemos]

I think they'll have to make a competitive CPU or they'll go Nokia.

[@InnuendoXP]

​@@Eupolemos yeah currently Battlemage is basically subsidized by their core business - and that core business has had a rough couple of years!

[@DingleBerryschnapps]

​@@Eupolemos Regardless of what the tech influencers say, Intel CPUs are still competitive. Even in gaming. Especially at the price you can get them right now. Even the 13 and 14 gen. I got a 13700k which competes with a 7800x3d, for $230 lmao. They're a great deal, especially if you do more than game. The only people that don't think they compete are biased Tech influencers, benchmark chasers, and gamers that think they need more than 150 FPS.

[@fg2002id]

@@DingleBerryschnapps Statistics speaks otherwise, AMD CPUs are just generally stronger in higher end models while in cheaper models, thye dominate the budget market, even in the current GPU market which currently faced a freakin huge competition with this Intel Arc B580.

[@justmatt2655]

The 7800xt is so much better than the 7700xt it's not even funny. The 7700xt only looks good because it often gets put against the 4060ti, but when you compare it with previous gen 6750xt which you can still find for 300 that really puts a spotlight on how much of a scam the 380 price tag is. Even after all of those discounts

[@LvcIvsLIcInIvsLvcvllvs]

Its 20% faster for 20% more money but you also get 4 GB more vram. The 7700 xt is good value, just not as great as the 7800 xt.

[@Pruflas-Watts]

I feel very lucky to have gotten my Power color Fighter 7800 XT back in August for $420 brand new on sale in Amazon US. I had a RX 6600 that I purchased for $250 in 2022 out of desperation to get away from my RX 580 which was had run it's course for gaming needs, only to be disgusted by the 8GB and 128-bit memory bus. Ended up sending it back and waited for the 6700 XT to hit $300 on a flash sale and used that as my stop gap until I could get the 7800 XT, and then tossed the 6700 XT into my secondary Linux PC.

[@InnerFury1886]

amen brother

[@theexorcist982]

7800XT is 6800XT +-5% difference in performance for at least 30% more money... Pointless and has nothing more to offer for that money

[@leonro]

​@@LvcIvsLIcInIvsLvcvllvsThe 7800XT is 20% faster and 33% more VRAM for 20% more money. That's pretty stupid, considering that lower priced electronics should always provide more value for the money (up to a point, of course).

[@Nomad-TM-LIVE]

5080 16GB in 2025 for 2.5k+

[@saiyaman9000]

Please no 😢

[@robertmusil1107]

Exactly. He doesn't "recommend" this year like it would be better next year. Y'all should buy right now because they'll stop production of older cards, and the newer cards will be more expensive.

[@Nomad-TM-LIVE]

@@robertmusil1107 🤝

[@gottahavitvt]

@@robertmusil1107 I ignored the "wait and see" a month a go and got my 4080 super before the Tariffs were all over the news and the stock disappeared.

[@Warhorse469]

@@robertmusil1107 I completely agree. I'm actually surprised that HWU would even suggest this, especially with Trump's tariffs going into effect around the same time the new GPUs are being released. It's likely to increase the cost of the 40 and 50 series cards by around 40%, which is significantly more than their current prices.

[@mostlyhybrids]

Grabbed a 7900 XT for $620 over black Friday, hope that should keep me going for a good couple years at 1440p.

[@smallbutdeadly931]

I play games at 1440p on 32:9 with the 7900XT. It handles it pretty well.

[@unlap9377]

Same! I'm having some weird issue with drivers and/or displayport I think where if it's idle or browsing it freezes.

[@justcause9334]

@@unlap9377 I started having some issues and found out Windows updated my drivers. I had to use DDU to completely uninstall everything, then set Windows to not update hardware drivers. I installed it from AMD's website and haven't had any issues since.

[@1sonyzz]

Hey, similar like me, I grabbed 6900xt aorus master for 650usd open box back in late 2022, new ones were going for 1100usd...

[@chaud3rr]

Amen, brother. Got a 7900xt spectral hellhound for 620 and it runs cyberpunk at raytracing ultra smooth af at 1440p. No complaints whatsoever here, such a monster of a card

[@SteedDigital1]

I got a 4070ti super recently because i honestly have no faith in the gpu market to be predictable anymore. My thinking is leaning towards them pumping up msrp again anyways just because they can.

[@saiyaman9000]

Best thing I have realised after waiting 4 years to upgrade is buy whatever you can afford now and dont wait 😂. Im waiting for 50 series now 😅

[@iamspencerx]

Simple: just don't buy them.

[@XavandSo]

That's what I did. The tipping point was the MSI Stalker 2 model being available. I'm a fiend for Stalker and now I don't really care about new GPUs or the impossible task of trying to get one in the launch period.

[@SteedDigital1]

@@saiyaman9000 I learned this lesson a long time ago with PC parts, phones, cameras, etc. That part that was going to do everything you needed it to doesn't suddenly become completely worthless with the newest model release. I'm sure the 4070ti super and 7950x will do editing and other stuff just fine for me for a long long time. 🤷‍♂️ Also my last desktop upgrade was a 780ti and fx8350 CPU. So I'm not complaining tbh.

[@grahamejohn6847]

I agree 100% . I bought the same card myself because I live in that backwater called Australia and I'm certain supply of the new Nvidia and AMD cards will be as rare as hens teeth for a long time as usual and when they do surface they will be eye wateringly expensive as usual.

[@Terry.W]

If rumoured 5060 is only 8gb then it makes the B580 a much better deal..

[@bmqww223]

a very hard and unaccpetable truth for me to swallow.... maybe we will get better gpu in rtx 6000 and radeon 9000 gen , i might have to skip out on this gen , i was thinking of buying but my requirement is high raytracing or even pathtracing at budget range or mainstream range..... b580 is a good step to that direction but other are not following it, maybe we will see better bus width gpu like b580 in entry level but priced reasonable like 200-250 gpu's now have a confused goal like it says it does RT but that not too well , and it does raster as always but the industry leans towards raster being obsolete in future(or limited), these current or upcoming gpu wont age well to the transition period in this industry maybe 2 years more and we might get better deal now

[@Igor369]

Unless you are doing 3D work.

[@DenKulesteSomFins]

No it doesn't. It maintains its current value

[@NGreedia]

Even if the 5060 is faster, the 8gb frame buffer will mean more frame stutters and worse frame times and 1% lows. It’s already been seen in many newer triple A games today on the 7600/4060. Sad reality is Nvidia will still probably dominate the market if the steam hardware survey is any indication

[@wanmohamadiqbal8098]

​@@NGreediathe things about nvidia, A.I is a big things, researcher also buying gpu for their tensor cores.

[@LawrenceTimme]

Remember when 70 series card were £300 like the 970 or £400 lile the 1070 😂😂😂😂 what a meme we live in.

[@Maltder]

Yeah but 330 USD from 2014 is now worth 430 USD, its called Inflation.

[@Chrissy717]

​@@Maltderyes, that's why the RTX 4070 TI costs 800, right?

[@markh4750]

@@Maltder These prices have very little to do with inflation. The 3000 series was relatively reasonably priced at MSRP, but then the crypto boom hit. Yes, it was temporary, but Nvidia and AMD learned that gamers, not just miners, were willing to pay ridiculous prices for GPUs when supply was low. They have not, and will not, forget that lesson and will keep gouging their customers for 50-100% margins for the foreseeable future. Now with AI doing what it's doing, GPU manufacturers have alternate uses for silicon so they won't even bother with the low end.

[@TheColorfulPube]

I would recommend just going with the 7700 xt in that price range. It's good enough

[@oopsydaisy4637]

I'm still using my 970 👍

[@nitroxinfinity]

B580 costs €320 minimum in the Netherlands. That's including taxes. Thing should be €240 instead, €280 at most.

[@-.shonery.-]

410€ in Serbia 😖

[@marcocervesato115]

lol its 400-420 euros in italy😂😂

[@iamspencerx]

The ASRock one or the Weeliao Gunnir? In Germany ASRock costs 320-330€, the weeliao 400€, and the limited edition 290€ but it's not available

[@johnathandon]

I picked one up for 360 Canadian (250 US). I think only those in North America will get to see anything close to msrp on these things. They've been going in and out of stock here.

[@kazuviking]

Bought mine for 315€.

[@Kamadha]

Using Sapphire Nitro 7900 GRE + 5800X3D Best combo I've ever had

[@HazewinDog]

4060 Ti 8GB + 5800X3D here. Absolutely lovely combo!

[@jamesgodfrey1322]

I think the GRE with its 16GB of VRAM will outlast the 4060 Ti. This is a GPU that should have had more than 8GB of VRAM; Nvidia planned redundancy.?

[@StarmenRock]

@@HazewinDog copium huffing room member?

[@leonro]

​@jamesgodfrey1322I mean, obviously? The radeon gpu is faster, newer and has more vram - it'd be strange to be outlasted by the 4060ti. I think the more interesting comparison is the 6700xt (12gb vram) and the 4060ti and 3070 (8gb vram), as the 6700xt is a fair bit slower.

[@jamesgodfrey1322]

@@StarmenRockI think any GPU with less than 12GB is a bad bet, and 12GB should be the entry-level point, as it gives more overhead, and the GPU will last longer.

[@henshin587]

Used 3080 can be bought at a great price, but the 10GB of VRAM is the bare minimum for newer games.

[@gottahavitvt]

I bought several for builds this year at or below 350 US, but they have become quite rare to find and people want stupid prices again.

[@YBTheFinesseKid]

I got a used 3080 10gb for $300 about a month ago and sold my 3070 for $275. Pretty nice upgrade for $25

[@simon89oi]

there are 12 gb versions of it but they are rarer unfortunately

[@bligh1156]

3080 Ti can be a great buy, a bit faster and 12GB - depends on ehat the seller is asking.

[@despairdx]

purchase 3080 12 gb what is u gonna say then?

[@tomasgit568]

I've never thought Intel would make good GPUs

[@siphi7583]

It is pretty decent, but good luck finding one...

[@matthuang4632]

there's no bad GPUs, only badly priced GPUs.

[@JackJohnson-br4qr]

Because Intel didn't. Find me a B580 in stock for $250 anywhere in the world. The cheapest card in the US is from $370!!! In Europe from €330 an up. Same everywhere. And don't even try to say it's selling like hotcakes. All the data from retailers shows that only a few units were sold. The card is out of stock because Intel doesn't even want to sell it at a loss. Just a PR paper launch to satisfy investors and to exploit KZbinrs to make great advertising. And most idiots including all influencers jumped on it. They just replaced Nvidia - the Messiah with Intel. When will people finally learn that corporations are not their friends?

[@lucazani2730]

​@@siphi7583I do agree with you. I've heard however that more supply will arrive next week, so let's hope for that

[@JackJohnson-br4qr]

Because Intel didn't. Just a paper launch for investors. The card is $370 in the US and €330 in Europe. And don't even try to say it's selling like hot cakes. All the data from retailers shows that only a few units were sold. Intel doesn't even want to sell the card. Because they would lose money on every other card they tried to sell.

[@Lovely_Toast]

Merry Christmas guys. 🎅

[@Hardwareunboxed]

Merry Christmas mate :)

[@ivanfojan8859]

I recently upgraded from a 2080ti and my choice was a 4070ti Super or a 7900XT. I eventually plumped for a 7900XT and bought that AND a new gold 1000W psu for the same price as the 4070ti super alone. Initially I was a bit concerned as I haven't had an ATI card (as I still call them) for close to 10 years but I was worrying over nothing. My 7900XT (paired with a 5700X3D) is like lightening at 1440p and runs really cool. I also really like the adrenalin software as it's easy to enable options right at driver level! Another great video Steve :)

[@Tubes78]

B580 is 329 euro in the Netherlands right now, that’s about 343 dollars. That’s not just taxes. Europe always gets a little extra slapped on there and I don’t count out local retailers as the culprit.

[@StatusQuo209]

I bought an XTX. Amazon holiday returns are valid until Jan 31st (at least here in the US). If RX8000 or 50 series disappoints and/or gets scalped, I'm keeping the XTX. If not, I'll just return the XTX.

[@devilzuser0050]

I'll bet my monthly incoming you gonna keep the 7900XTX for longer. There is no way these greedy companys didn't want to finish your wallet out any time, if they had a chance.

[@kenshirogenjuro873]

@@StatusQuo209 don’t be surprised if the 8800XT (or whatever they decide to call it) isn’t actually as fast as the 7900XTX. Will probably be faster in ray tracing. It may be faster at FSR4’s upcoming AI-based upscaling. After that, you may be happier standing pat for a good while.

[@ronaldmcdonald6067]

The 50 series will take longer to get out to consumers, your only choice is to have faith in AMD because leaks show that they are prepping up to start selling their new GPUs right after CES 2025

[@GoodnightWarrior]

I think scalping will be atrocious until summer. I'd love to be proven wrong, even though I just purchased a 7900xt after having my house robbed. There's also the early adopter tax as well, with driver errors and unknown, potentially uncorrectable, errors that result in marked performance loss.

[@kjaesp]

Same but quite happy with it and so far the new cards certainly don't look like they'll impress on the value side of things.. so yeah the 5080 is going to be faster for 50% more money (An assumptious guess I know). I'm probably keeping the xtx for a year or 2 at least.

[@Tomiply]

I never use ray-tracing on my 7900 XTX. It's a beast at rasterization, so that's what I use it for.

[@NoobSniper]

Same with the 7900 XT here. Raw raster > RT

[@vaughn1804]

💯

[@captainculpeper1250]

Good move! 24gb vram last years

[@snxc1627]

I picked up the Sapphire Nitro+ card earlier this year and it's served me extremely well! Looks absolutely stunning and gives me all the raw performance I could ever need. 10/10

[@jamesgodfrey1322]

I do think that the 7900 XTX is going to stand the test of time; it takes years to develop games; as a result of this, we only just now see the effect that Nvidia-sponsored ray tracing will have in new games coming out, but most of these games would have been developed using the best GPUs of time in past like the 3090. The 7900XTX. can ray tracing around the level of 3090, so I do think we are good for the next few years or more. The games to keep an eye on are games that require hardware-accelerated ray tracing in order to function, and I think we're going to see a lot more of them, and the hardware to watch is that new generation of consoles. In the past, I found this good guide to things like minimum specs needed for a PC build and what amount of VRAM you should get for your GPU, and now I also gpimg tp keep and level Raytracing that conceal will have. I am running a 7900XTX with 5800X3D, 16GB x 2 for 3600 RAM, and I hope to get around another 4-5 years out of this system beyond that bonus.

[@torotomika1911]

The best option is to wait and hold on to your current gpu...

[@HazewinDog]

if I'd listen to every one of these comments, I'd still be using GeForce 6800.

[@gottahavitvt]

@@HazewinDog If you listen to this(and most channels) you'd never buy a high end card, great advice coming from a group of people all running RTX 4090s. Only YTers should have high end gaming. That said NEVER pay over MSRP for ANY GPU!

[@ume-f5j]

@@gottahavitvt true. anyone who didn't buy when the 30 series was already out for a while could've instead bought the 40 series for better price-performance. for example, instead of someone buying a 3090 after its been out for a year, they could wait a bit more and buy a 4070/4070S and get similar performance for way less price. same thing now, no one should buy a high end 40 series card now, instead they should probably wait for 5070 to get 4080 performance at a lower price.

[@gottahavitvt]

@@ume-f5j That is always true of every product series. You can wait forever for a better deal. Except in your example a lot of 3000 series cards were a better value when the 4000 release than the 4000. I would take a 3060 12gb for 300 any day over a 300 dollar 4060 8GB.

[@EbonySaints]

​@@HazewinDogI'd actually be impressed if your 6800 lasted almost twenty years. Granted, it would be very long in the tooth by now, but it'd still be cool.

[@VovanUA-]

If the Rx 6800 is still available in your region for the same price as the 7700XT, I would highly recommend it. It is ± the same performance as the 7700XT or even a couple percent faster, but also offers an extra 4GB of VRAM. 16GB of VRAM with this kind of performance and for around $400, nothing can beat it. But unfortunately, it is becoming harder and harder to find.

[@LvcIvsLIcInIvsLvcvllvs]

7700 xt is faster in most games

[@VovanUA-]

@LvcIvsLIcInIvsLvcvllvs it's not. I didn't find any videos on this channel where you can compare them, but on techpowerup's website RX6800 is 2% faster on average. And even if some tests are going to show you that's actually 7700xt 2% faster, it's not worth losing 4GB of vram

[@Mokkatomic]

If/when they release AI assisted FSR you will need the AI cores on the 7000 series

[@VovanUA-]

@@Mokkatomic I'm using xess ai upscaler without any issues bro. It's amd, they made even fsr 3 working on any gpu. There's still a chance that fsr 4 won't work on the 6000 series gpus, but I don't think so. Ofc you can come back to this comment in January and say that I was wrong, but I have some doubts

[@tadejdanev5030]

500€ or more here.

[@thoughtoftheday-l5d]

I just got a 4070 Super slightly used with 2.5 more years of warranty for 500. Sold my old 4060 Ti 8gb for 320. I'd call it a win.

[@CC-vv2ne]

3 Months ago I Sold my 3070ti for 270 Euros and bought Sapphire 7900GRE for 580 Euros. Best upgrade i have done in 20 years of owning PC in eastern Europe. the performance jump was quite significant. I will never buy garbage castrated Nvidia xx70 series cards. such letdown of owning one especially since i bought it for 800 euros back when it released since it was the only GPU available back then just to see how in 2.5 years it was completely shafted by hardware acceleration being locked out.

[@thoughtoftheday-l5d]

@@CC-vv2ne Yeah, but we got different stories here. Firstly, not paying 800 euros. Upgrade to a 4070 Super for 180 euros was an amazing deal and since I'm power draw bound due to proprietary psu, the 4070 Super is the max I can go. The 40xx series offers incredible efficiency compared to any other series or any other individual card. 4070 is a bit cut down, yeah, but to be honest, I have one in my PC now and it's a great card. Not great for the price, but great. 4070 Super is what 4070 should've been and for the 500 price bracket it hits the sweet spot. I game at 4k (tv) so dlss quality hits exactly what I need. As I said, for the price it kicks ass.

[@hey01e5]

GPU prices are so bad, i'm going to try to hold on to my 3080 for as long as possible

[@SilentButDudley]

Grabbed an XFC 7900xtx for around $750 for Black Friday… found it was a good deal even if the new cards released would be comparable.

[@Lee-SR71]

Beast of a card

[@SAFFY7411]

The Intel B580 here the UK is on pre-order with various retailers so definitely not a paper launch else these retailers wouldn't be taking pre-orders.. 🙄

[@HazewinDog]

Okay then what about the Intel Core i3-10100(F)/10105(F)? These CPUs remained "on pre-order" for almost an entire year before they were finally available, at least here in The Netherlands. I did contact the webshop where I had my pre-order (Alternate), and all they could tell me was that it was on order and they weren't sure when they were going to get more stock. Apparently Intel not only fools consumers but even the major webshops.

[@ridleyroid9060]

Nothing over here in Serbia, not even a listing.

[@iangibson341]

Bought one yesterday (intel B580 LE)and just waiting for the postman, yes a little over mrsp but not prepared to buy a used RTX at stupid prices for a card that is 2 or 3 years old. I also have another one on it's way at mrsp but that is the Sparkle, wanted the Intel one and found that after I bought the Sparkle (black everything and didn't really want a blue card)

[@iangibson341]

Arrived 😀

[@TheDoomerBlox]

@@iangibson341 ouh la la

[@RuaninhoBR]

If you guys see the prices here in Brazil, you wont believe 😂

[@devilzuser0050]

Same in Hungary. Everywhere says: 4090 1600$, here: 4000$. WTF?

[@richardnpaul_mob]

Brazil's prices are always high little Ruan 😁

[@foraminutethere23]

Our American leader wants to copy Brazil's tariffs 😢

[@predabot__6778]

@@devilzuser0050 Is that an Orbán thing? Putting super-duper MEGA-taxes on any advanced technology imports, not made in Hungary? If so, he's bloody brain-dead... there's no way in the high heavens that Hungary (or any other country other than Taiwan) would ever be able to produce technology comparable to the 4090. Import-tariffs should be used on things that are also produced IN-country; no-one in all of Europe can produce something like these graphics-cards, so it should be exempt from the worst tariffs.

[@Sekir80]

@@devilzuser0050 That's a stretch (2200 + VAT). Although, I agree, the 27% VAT does not help us. Given the leaks of the 50 series I'm not hopeful. At all. :(

[@spasmmcspasm]

Strange comment for an Australian about the RTX 4080 super price. You can buy them currently at $1200-1300 US here in Australia. I bought on a few days ago and all the major suppliers still have them in stock.

[@theoriginalop]

I think people are upset that the 5080 will not be much better than the 4080 so are leaving it out of arguments. Steve has never been objective.

[@BarAlexC]

unfortuntely, the used market is where it's at. nothing new has a decent enough price for me, at this point.

[@avogel7937]

As a new PC builder i bought the 4070 Ti Super. It feels like everyone says to wait, but why? Whats the point if the 50 series will be insanely expensive and hard to get and not even have more than 16gb VRAM outside the 5090 maybe 5080, but thoose cards will without doubt be out of this world in price especially if you live in Europe like i do. I dont see what the point is. Why not just get a high end 40 series right now if you can find them at a reasonable price or discounted like i and many others did on black friday. No doubt the prices will only go up on 40 series from here on out and you could end up trapping yourself not being able to get a 50 series at a good price for a very long time. Just seems like bad advice to me

[@siddhantjha5818]

You did the right thing ,I will also buy a pc this month with 4070 ti super and 7700 , i don't under why people are saying us to wait , 4070 ti super will anyway be faster than 5070 and somewhere close to 5070 ti

[@ArdaSReal]

Good choice but waiting is for prices of current gen to go down not to buy the new one lol

[@traaage7782]

Never wait. Enjoy what you want to right now.

[@EVR1AL]

4070TiS is this year's release, in terms of fps/$ 50 series will be more expensive because FOMO and hype for nothing, single digit changed

[@UM_88-s2c]

​@@EVR1ALthe 50 super refresh in 2026 will be the 'the real 5000 series'

[@madant7777]

I expect even higher prices for the new cards...

[@andersjjensen]

Obviously. N3 is an expensive node, and the RTX50 cards at the top end have bigger dies. GDDR7 is not even in true mass production yet, so that's going to add cost too.

[@GreyDeathVaccine]

@@andersjjensen Thx mate for clarification.Didn't know about node.

[@RobloxianX]

The B580 is going to be great for the $600-800 market. Excited for the 8800 XT in the $1400-1800 market too!

[@Pandauno]

I chose the 4070ti for different reasons. I couldn’t upgrade my PSU for higher power to support the 7900XTX. Also I would have needed a new case since all 7900XTX cards are well over 315mm in length. The MSI 4070ti super Ventus 2X has lower power consumption and is physically smaller. If I had the budget for case and PSU, I would have gone for AMD

[@1seishiro130]

yeh power consumption is also important for some people. dont want my pc to act as a room heater undervoltet my 4070 ti super and it comsums arround 180-220 W depending on the game. thats crazy for that performance. AMD is great for some people, but that power consumption is not my thing

[@realpoxu]

@@1seishiro130 I only got the 7900 XTX because it's quite a bit faster than the 4070 TI SUPER and cost the same amount of money. It's a Vapor-X by Sapphire. OC bios + unlocked Power limit it draws 460 W at max load, clocks at 3 GHz. Brutally fast at 4K tho.

[@1seishiro130]

@ yeh its a Great Card 👍 I did go for the 4070 ti super because of low power consumption and some of that NVIDIA Features I use things like DLDSR or the gamefilters a lot and for that reason i did go with NVIDIA. Also XTX was arround 900-1000 for the most Part here and my 4070 ti S was 800€ the Maximum i could spend

[@solocamo3654]

So glad to have picked up a 6900XT years ago. 6800XT / 3080Ti owners that got them at msrp should be happy too.

[@InnerFury1886]

to be honest, the best value is still a rx6750xt for 300 in the entrylevel gaming segment for me, if you can buy one used for less than 250 and repaste it, it is killervalue. but thats the point. in todays economy, killervalue means you have to DIY alot. handymen get the best stuff. but still a used rtx2080ti, just as good a choice.

[@dgllow]

I butchered used 3080ti aorus frrom external gaming box into my PC.. 415usd converted. Happy handyman over here

[@SirinGaming]

I managed to snag a 6800xt refurbished (looked basically brand new and had absolutely 0 issues besides high temps due to my case being an absolute hot box, fixed by taking off the side panel) for around 300 dollars, its even one of those triple fan OC versions, needless to say wont be changing gpu for a while since i game at 1080p

[@InnerFury1886]

@@dgllow nice, very nice indeed

[@ajaakola2]

@@SirinGamingthats a 7800xt with less features/rt performance and more wattage. So a really good deal for that price

[@GoodnightWarrior]

Got the XFX rx6800 for 320 recently off Amazon. Better card for slightly more, it's gonna be crazy early next year.

[@grooney]

I managed to buy the 7800 XT for 390 which is even cheaper than the 7700 XT, what a steal

[@ArdaSReal]

Damm nice

[@vasudevvs9206]

5 years ago if we say your computer has an AMD CPU and Intel GPU would be a joke, in 2024 it is not.

[@fabrb26]

As long as CPU/GPU dont become non binary, it's all good news.

[@Scrofl]

AMD CPUs were still great 5 years ago though...

[@HazewinDog]

@@Scrofl Lol, time flies. I think they meant 10-15 years ago!

[@diegoleiva7242]

10 years ago that would have been a bad office computer.

[@bigbob5103]

5 years ago was ryzen 3000. very respectable cpus and where way better value than intel.

[@sirjonsmithiii992]

I feel like I was "lucky". Went from 1080 ti, skipped 20 series, 3080 original (at MSRP), 4090 over a year ago, and skipping the 50 series. I figured there was going to be issues with the 50 series with bots, low supplies, over charging, lack of competition, and "inflation" excuses. It seems like it is going to be even worse than I thought. $1,600 for the 4090 is still a lot, but I am glad I did it.

[@mint3]

I also went from a 3080 to 4090. I got mine for $1500 and never looked back. That 10gb of vram was just brutal for an '80 class card.

[@darthkillhoon]

I pulled the plug on the 7900 XT when it went on sale for 619 on Black Friday killer deal. Then I was visiting family in a state without sales tax so I got away with only paying for the card and no tax having it shipped there

[@briank3754]

This list hasn’t changed much since the beginning of 2023. Might as well wait until the summer of 2025 to reexamine the best GPUs.

[@РоманКузько-щ7ъ]

6700xt for $180

[@MrTorch-p4z]

and that gpu stomp both 4060 and b580 while costing 70$ less

[@iamspencerx]

it's at 250€, decent, but not great value

[@kazuviking]

And it doesnt exists outside of the US and if they do they go for over 430€

[@nipa5961]

That's a real deal.

[@dvornikovalexei]

I have never seen a 6700xt below 360$

[@sniper0073088]

Its nice seeing you recommend the exact same gpus, that i recommend/bought for people that i built/upgraded pcs for in the last months

[@mroutcast8515]

I'll be honest, there's nothing to do buy at reasonable costs and high enough VRAM to last 4 next years. Especially in Europe prices are just purely stupid. Upcoming RTX 5070 with low as 12GB of VRAM and MSRP likely in range of 700-750€ is simply DOA. At this point, I am hoping Arc B770 is gonna be some nicely priced solid midrange - but neither intel nor AMD has fast enough RT even for older games.

[@foxrestive8285]

Yeah I was thinking of upgrading but no card at the moment seems long term to me

[@andyk2181]

Everyone thinks GPUs are poor value, yet someone is buying them otherwise the market price wouldn't be what it is 🤔

[@OneDumbOrangeCat]

Intel's RT is comparable to the 2080 Ti/3070 with the B580 in quite a few titles, it's not that bad tbh, still far better than the 4060 even.

[@puffallo1935]

@@foxrestive8285 this depends on what you're rocking already, i have a 980ti and the B580 is double the performance of my card at minimum, i can still play plenty of games at 1440p while using upscaling (which really extended the life of my card) if you're willing to sacrifice some visuals for the ability to have fun, that's worth more to me personally then playing everything at 120 ultra 980ti plays monster hunter world everything on high (except textures) at a solid 60fps (65-70fps 1440p) limited with afterburner so the 1% lows dont exist (frametime graph is absolutely flat 99%+ of the time)

[@captainculpeper1250]

7900xtx 24gb vram under $900 is a complete no Brainer!

[@Erikhigh2]

just bought a Asus ProArt 4080 super for $1150 did i get a good deal? I'm seeing them go for about $1400+ which sounds bonkers to me personally.

[@Erikhigh2]

constantly asking myself if i shouldve waited for the 50 series or bought a 4070 ti super. Gpu market is tough rn lol

[@pregorygeck6605]

The day I've bought my rx 6800 xt for £299 (excellent condition 2nd hand with warranty) I knew I'm settled.

[@jacko963]

I got a brand new 6950xt for 400$ 2 months ago. I thinks looking at the prices right now thats a good deal

[@gxgear]

Snuck off with a 4080 Super at sub 1k over black friday since I don't think next gen will get any cheaper.

[@MK0437]

Excellent deal. It’s such a beast of a card too. Will be able to do 4K comfortably for many years as long as you don’t absolutely need everything maxed for the coming few years.

[@MK0437]

Which means 1440p and 1080p will last even longer.

[@puffallo1935]

@@MK0437 then when 1440p cant cut it, lower the graphics and use upscaling and extend the life even further

[@BoraHorzaGobuchul]

Got a 4080 super too for 1.4k... markups in Mordor are atrocious. Wouldn't've drive that if my 2070 weren't dying

[@mjc0961]

@@puffallo1935 Absolutely incorrect. Upscaling gets even worse the lower your render resolution. If you're not happy at native 1440p anymore, you're going to be even more unhappy at 1080p or lower with upscaling. Also I don't know about you but when I spend $1000 on a GPU I damn well don't intend to play at 1080p. When 1440p can't cut it, it's time to upgrade.

[@AECFXI]

Would have appreciated a round-up of the used market! It can be relevant for buying options vs new, and also helps me calibrate where I'm currently at.

[@kristoffer3000]

That's only applicable to their market though, not yours.

[@christonchev9762]

well depends on what GPU u are atm but if u have any 30 series lets say an RTX 3060(12GB) i suggest u to wait but if u have anything below that a 10/20 series card then u can go for the RTX 3060(12GB)- the RTX 3090 but its more expencive or u can add few more $$$ and go for the RTX 4070 S- can't tell u anything about AMD GPU's cause am not familliar with them tho the 6800 XT/XTX is also a good GPU but anything above that is overpirzed and its in the same range of the RTX 4080

[@uss-dh7909]

@@christonchev9762 if you're playing games maxed out from the 2015-2020 era at 2k 144hz, then the 57xt (in my personal experience) will suit you perfectly.

[@metalheadiyf]

Thanks Steve! Loving the editing !

[@CaptainJonathan]

The high-end gpu market is painfully expensive. It makes me regret getting the 3090 as now I don't really have an upgrade path without either waiting forever for stock or paying with both kidneys.

[@rohanchooramun7288]

There is a valid reason for buying right now(before next year). Because of the new US tarrif, don't know how this will affect the entire gpu market.

[@markh4750]

According to the rumor mill, both AMD and Nvidia have already produced and shipped the next gen to the US so tariffs shouldn't impact pricing on those cards. We'll see how it impacts future releases.

[@rohanchooramun7288]

@markh4750 Not everyone lives in the US. So...

[@markh4750]

In that case US tariffs don't matter to you, so...

[@obayalharbi82]

12:00 wait why did the rtx 4070 ti super change, did they release a new variant like the gddr6 4070?

[@captainculpeper1250]

7900xtx 24gb Vram.... fastest best value under $900 period. Get one before they're gone!

[@baumpaladin]

Yeah, I decided to grab one now for 840€ here in Germany. I have a return window until around CES. Though, AMD did state that they dropped high-end, so it's unlikely for the 8800XT to compete with the 7900XTX. At best, I presume it'll be a more efficient 7900X with only 16GB.

[@deroger612]

@@baumpaladin i literally grabbed a 7900xtx nitro+ (vapor X) for 700€ used in Austria couldnt be happier imo

[@StarsAtNight1]

Cheapest b580 where I live was 344 dollar but should have been around 300 dollar when you include the tax. Is that 44 dollar markup the "tax" of a aftermarket card?

[@dvornikovalexei]

*in US. GPU prices wildly vary everywhere

[@buckiesmalls]

Do they? What do you mean?

[@RobertJianu]

​@@buckiesmallsin Romania for example, RTX 4070 is $630, RTX 4070 Super is $700, Intel ARC B580 is $360, RX 7700XT is $480 and so on. In Europe prices vary a lot

[@buckiesmalls]

@RobertJianu Okay? In the US I can order a graphics card for the same price no matter where I reside in it. I dont understand the point of the OP. We are talking about the same graphics card, right. Because of course different cards prices will vary. ANYWHERE.

[@sodapopinksi667]

​@buckiesmalls you really don't understand that there is more than one market besides your own?

[@buckiesmalls]

@@sodapopinksi667 The market you are talking about is defined in the OP.. "*in US. GPU prices wildly vary" The didnt say "Globally the prices vary"

[@tenoribarelyknowher868]

honestly my only slight gripe with this is considering 1440p gpus to be "entry level" when they most definitely arent entry level is and will still always be 1080p which really makes those $400-500 cards mid range

[@ArdaSReal]

Absolutely agree, 1440p gaming and 400€ gpu very much midrange definded

[@TheVoidOfWhatever]

Got myself a 3090 for 500 euros. Pretty happy with it so far on 1440p, but I don't think I'll be really happy with it on 4K. The prices are so sad today.

[@mint3]

That 24gb of vram makes your card future proofed beyond a "faster" card with 12gb. At least you'll still be running games at reasonable framerates in 3 years.

[@bluemoon3525]

Merry Christmas and happy holidays.

[@InnerFury1886]

entry level: intel - midrange: amd - highend: doesnt matter you are already rich and stupid not waiting for rtx5000. got it steve

[@devilzuser0050]

& noone needs Crossfire or SLI. Fuckyes... oh wait.

[@mtitus27]

Got a regular 4080 new for $750 on sale a couple weeks ago, absolute no brainer in comparison to all the other options. 50 series could be notably more expensive, the possibility of tariffs, etc. I'll be set for 1440p for at least the next few years.

[@decline.enjoyer]

I just wanna say thanks guys

[@_Azur]

I bought a 7900xtx for 850€ in August, much better buy than my 3080 for 1.3k in 2021 😂

[@iamspencerx]

I've always found FSR to be total crap when I was on 1080p, but now that I got a 1440p OLED, it's decent, at least in the games I'm playing. I never thought the 5600XT would still be good enough for 1440p, I even run some of the games at native and still get over 60fps. Obviously these aren't Unreal Engine 5 games.

[@tidjane2001]

I also run a 5600xt at 1440p and it's honestly pretty enjoyable. I use Lossless Scaling for more demanding games, and I'm satisfied.

[@lewzealand4717]

5600 XTs were going for around $100 used recently, best cheap GPU deal available if you don't play Indiana Jones

[@firebreather4192]

I got an RX 7900 GRE (Sapphire Pulse) this year and I'm really happy with this card, runs like a champ.

[@JustGiverEHD1]

what about possible tariffs coming, that would skyrocket prices

[@sodapopinksi667]

The prices would've skyrocketed even without tariffs. Thanks Nvidia.

[@predabot__6778]

The tariffs apply only to USA-buyers though - everywhere else in the world won't see a change there.

[@paulrollinson1305]

Most people don't live in the US, remember.

[@intermilan9731]

US GPU prices have been fantastic so far. It was pricy outside of America.

[@nephilimslayer]

i was wondering, do u enable sam for amd gpus when u test them? because ive seen huge gains around 20 fps on average from 10 different games, and if its free performance i think you should start using sam, because the 7900xt with sam on, it beats the 4080, and thats important because the 7900xt has more vram and its way cheaper than the 4080, so if its beating the 4080 with sam on, then 4080 is trash in my opinion. so do u guys use sam on amd gpus or do u keep it off?

[@sodapopinksi667]

They've mentioned always having it on in other videos, so I imagine they have it on now even when they don't mention it.

[@nictron99]

Got a 4080 Super Gigabyte Aero for 1053 USD recently. Something tells me that we will not see that price again for the high-end cards! Let's hope I am wrong.

[@gottahavitvt]

Same here, got the MSI(I avoid gigabyte like the plague). I actually wanted the PNY but they didn't have it across the border at the tax free BB. Now you can't get a 4080

[@nictron99]

@ why is that, been a GB fan for years.

[@TheGreatestSoul]

@@nictron99 you really don't know??

[@gottahavitvt]

@@nictron99 So personally I hate the look of GB card, but that' just opinion. More real life reasons. There was the exploding PSU issue, there's the fact that they release RGB firmware for their high end MBs that bricked the RGB controller and they refused to fix or repair(you can google it). Their Q-flash is absolute trash compared to flashback and you run the risk of bricking your boards whenever you install a bios. Their RGB fusion is even more bloatware than Armory Crate. Should I go on? ;-) There's a reason if you look at BB there is only one brand with openbox MBs for sale.

[@nictron99]

@@TheGreatestSoul No, please enlighten me.

[@BladeCrew]

I don't need to upgrade. I am happy with my 2 year old Zotac RTX 3050 Twin Edge OC I got for 250 dollars back in the day(I am also using a 1080p 144Hz monitor). I can run 1080p and most older games at 1440p or some of the newer games at 1440p. I can run Horizon Forbidden West at 1440p with medium preset and DLSS Quality at 52fps avg or 1080p at medium preset with high texture quality with DLSS Quality at 60fps avg. I run mostly emulated games and games before 2023. I mean I am still playing BF1, divinity 2 def edition and witcher 3 next gen. I did pair it with my new I5 12400F and 32GB DDR4 3200MHz CL 16. Everything being powered by my Super Flower 850W Silver Rated psu.

[@ArdaSReal]

Why are you running any game at 1440p when you have a 1080p monitor?

[@BladeCrew]

@@ArdaSReal Cause I can use DLDSR to upscale my 1080p monitor to 1440p and use DLSS Quality or Balanced that would look better than 1080p native res and easier to run.

[@vh9network]

I bought my NITRO+ 7900XTX in the summer , it can go head-to-head against the 4090 in Horizon Forbidden West at 4K.

[@Efsaaneh]

how much did you pay?

[@goochipoochie]

4090 gives 100 average, 7900 xtx gives 70 fps average and has micro stuttering issues Source : yt benchmark videos

[@xKamiiii]

cope

[@Just_Joshing024]

​@goochipoochie its also half the price 🤷‍♂️. You decide what's better.

[@RobertJianu]

​@@goochipoochieI keep seeing the stuttering issue mentioned with AMD cards, and every time I ask about it (if it's really true), people either deny it or insult me. This is the only thing preventing me from trying an AMD GPU. My friend, who is using an RX 6600, says he experiences microstutters everywhere, despite having a pretty decent Ryzen 5 CPU

[@samuelrave]

Here in the Netherlands the B580 costs from day 1 €319,- up to €329,-

[@sergtrufanov5565]

They are like 500$ for b580 and 300+ for a580 in Russia lol

[@samuelrave]

@sergtrufanov5565 wow, insane prices 😳 I hope things get better for you guys!

[@sergtrufanov5565]

@@samuelrave thanks, merry Christmas to you. But it's also seems like some retailer+Nvidia crap, Nvidia is not overpriced like that

[@kosmosyche]

I think it can't be stressed enough that buying any GPU right now is not recommended. The only one somewhat worth buying is B580 really, if you can get it (for MSRP). And honestly even that is better to wait out till we have the full picture in a couple of months.

[@christonchev9762]

depends on what GPU u have

[@kosmosyche]

@@christonchev9762 It actually doesn't.

[@kosmosyche]

@@christonchev9762 how does it depend on it?

[@kristoffer3000]

@@christonchev9762 Only reason to buy is if you have no GPU atm.

[@sodapopinksi667]

Good luck a) telling people that actually want to buy a gpu today to wait b) getting a B580

[@MorningThief_]

thanks for all your hard work throughout the year, guys. did my 2nd ever build back in April & got much of my information from videos like yours... keep up the great work, merry xmas & a happy new year...

[@brandonlynn4843]

i managed to snag the b580 asrock arc on the 12th still waiting on it to ship at newegg

[@HazewinDog]

I got bad news for you then...

[@DingleBerryschnapps]

What did you upgrade from? I'm just curious because I've recently discovered that the b580 is barely better than my 2070 super in real world use, just like the 4060 ti. Can't believe there's still nothing worth upgrading to for me. I really hope they release a b770. Otherwise I'll have to go with the 4070 super.

[@ajaakola2]

@@DingleBerryschnappsI mean they got a750/770 + a380 so we should see the Battlemage version of those cards B7xx will prob be good with more pcie lanes than just 8x.

[@brandonlynn4843]

@@DingleBerryschnapps upgrading from a GTX 1060 6G

[@Juice_VI]

What if I just got a 7800 XT Merc 319 for $375? Still a bad idea not to wait for CES?

[@Spentalei]

Oh you can get the B580 in Europe, there's lots of availability in Europe. Downside, it's stupidly overpriced. Yay!!!!???

[@ragnarone5409]

I like the simple ARC design, but the idle power comsumption is to high.

[@WireHedd]

I'm strangely curious about the higher model Intel GPUs that should be coming in Q1. A B7## series card with 16+ GB of GDDR6X VRAM released with a set of reasonably solid drivers may be very interesting if the B580 is any indicator. Just me?

[@JackJohnson-br4qr]

There will be no B7xx cards. Don't be fooled by Intel. They are very quiet about the other cards. Which doesn't mean they will come, but quite the opposite. Intel is already losing money on B580. And all the information says that the other cards have been canceled.

[@WireHedd]

@@JackJohnson-br4qr I'll just say that there are people behind NDAs that know different.

[@JackJohnson-br4qr]

@@WireHeddYeah and those NDA people said the B7xx has been canceled.

[@manefin]

Not really. Im interested what radeon 8000 gpus will be like. Will amd really focus on mid range deals now as they talked about. Will 8800xt be the "flagship". And on the other hand interested what will be the prices of of 7900xts and 7900xtxs after launch of 8000 series. If those all seem to be negative, i might look at intel gpus. But i doubt they are cheap here given B580 is at cheapest about 340 euros.

[@Whreck11]

I snapped a 4080 super palit jetsteam OC for 850$ like 3 months ago,i dont know if its a good choice as value but im very pleased with it.

[@reVo1ted]

Can't you use a better, more understandable metric for product recommendation? Like 1080p bare minimum, 1440p sub 30 fps/ 1440p stable 60 fps etc. Whenever I shop for a GPU I don't go "Oh I have 500 ish $, what gpu should I get?" I shop with a mindset "Can this GPU perform at 1440p@60" and then I will decide if I can stretch my budget to buy more expensive GPU for my desires or go with the absolute minimum $ to spend for a GPU to achieve my goal. No hate though, thanks for your efforts.

[@dgllow]

same here

[@bruhder5854]

It's not viable with how shit the optimization is in a lot of games now. Your could run 4k 60 fps in a game like cyberpunk but fail to do 1080 30 fps in stalker 2 all because of shit optimization. When and if a game will be properly optimizated is another problem on top of it all.

[@reVo1ted]

@@bruhder5854 "average fps" metric exists

[@bruhder5854]

@@reVo1ted average fps doesn't matter if the 1℅ lows are horrendous.

[@Eepy-Rose]

​@@bruhder5854 unless you're vram limited I don't think there's a single person who can get 4k 60fps in cyberpunk but only 1080p 30 in stalker 2. That's just not a thing that's happening.

[@Kapi.23]

I just build my pc with the black Friday purchases from Amazon, they took a month to ship. Ryzen 5 7500f, rx7600xt 16gb, patriot viper 32 gb ddr5 and gigabyte 650 gaming wifi. Around $700 on those, the rest of the parts were from my latest build in 2015. During covid i switched to laptop but it got stolen and i simply don't like to have a laptop that feels like i can cook on it. I've built my gaming PCs since 2001 and the fact that a $300 GPU is considered entry level is insane. If someone asks me for specs to get his kid a decent gaming pc I'm shutting my mouth and plead the 5th

[@heftychonkers]

I bought a 4070 super some weeks ago can't be more happy

[@levlevinski596]

4060ti16 will have longer longlivety RT 2 FG 2 PT 4GB

[@themarketgardener]

@@levlevinski596Too weak raster perf

[@Frozoken]

​@@levlevinski596Nope way too weak and a tiny mem bus. Only stands a chance with a memory overclock which can give it a pretty huge memory bandwidth bump to 21--22gbps

[@H3LLGHA5T]

I got one for 500 €, that was hard to pass up.

[@levlevinski596]

@@themarketgardener 4060ti16 with working FG 100% faster than 4060 (out of VRAM for FG)😁 btw space marine 2 1060 FSR3.1 BETTER than blurry DLSS🤣 Even AMD FG working fine - no lag😁

[@shj2474]

very interested to see how the new GPUs perform in january

[@zorbakaput8537]

Buy a GPU now - yeah right. The RTX4090 Strix in Melbourne has gone from $3299AU in September to $4099AU today (PCCG web price). So much for run out sales or deals. Lubing up the loonies for the 5090.

[@devilzuser0050]

Same with 7800X3D or even 7900X3D. Those were 350$ here, and now: 700$. But if I show you the 7700X 's price: 327$, now: 325$. inflation my 4$$!

[@edwoodyward]

I got an open-box 7700 XT for $350 last Cyber Monday at Microcenter, and I think that's a win for me!

[@DaBrainAlt]

9 seconds ago is crazy, just finished dinner and hopped on yt when I saw this so i insta-clicked lmao

[@StefanTheMongol]

I spent $600 on a ASUS Dual 4070 Super back in July. For 1440p gaming I am very satisfied. It should not cost that much however. Prices are re-god-damn-diculous.

[@Radek494]

If only it had 16 GB VRAM. I'm worried 12 GB may not be enough for 1440p in GTA 6.

[@StefanTheMongol]

@ yeah, you are probably right. It should still look and run better than on console at least.

[@pivorsc]

requesting a category for GPU with no external power ;d

[@diman0956]

8700G

[@Hayden2447]

RTX 3050 6GB has models that only use the 75w PCIe slot. That's the best you're getting as anything faster uses more power

[@juan5h]

With all due respect, I think the best video card to buy right now is the 7900 XT for $640. I don't use RT, just Raster, but I would still wait for the new releases in January

[@JanPeterSpecht-jf9pg]

When I bought my 4070S it was only $80 more than the 7800xt. And with all of Nvidia's features plus being more efficient I think it was a no brainer.

[@jackthatmonkey8994]

In the Netherlands its kind of expensive for GPUs. B580 is available at 330 euros for the ASRock Steel Legend one (I think it's the "best" version out there if size limitations allow). I bought one anyway, because at this price point there is nothing better. 7800XT is a 'normal' price but I didn't need such a GPU

[@gsestream]

the whole market is functioning as one, competition is fake

[@IHazPeppers]

2024 has been such a trash year for me. I was so down that I treated myself to a new PC to help lift my spirits. I am now just waiting for the new gpu's to launch to finish my build. Very excited for 2025. The winter sale has been awesome this year.

[@Columbus666]

2020 : Yeah ! We can play in 1440p and 4K more easily! I'm buying a new display 240Hz :D 2021 : Shit, cards went from 750 to 1200 because of COVID... 2022 : Oh no, 10 Gb VRAM are fucking insufisant now... 12Gb would be the same in 2 years. 16Gb cards are too expensive. 2023 : Nothing interesting 2024 : Nothing interesting but too many test on CPU on KZbin. 2025 : Hell yeah finally new GPU ! => 1500 / 2500 dollars ... fuck... 2025 : After 6 month of scam and shortage, we decide to sell our 1440p and 4K display to return in 1080P display at 60Hz and bought a Intel Arc B580. Only ten people and 4 KZbinrs on earth continue to show us benches on 5090s running at 300Fps on $10K PCs.

[@devilzuser0050]

There is so much game exists, that did not needs 4090's. And still you can spend few hours without boring in it. You don't need to spend 10K to have fun. Just select a good game for you.

[@mjc0961]

What in the hell are you talking about.

[@Columbus666]

@@mjc0961 @devilzuser0050 ahah xD Sorry for this second degree humour, I just want to say that we are all chasing the biggest graphics cards, the best graphics but that all of that is expensive and we have no use for it.

[@jako997]

7900 GRE i believe is discontinued btw. you cant find it it amazon and even Newegg anymore and a report came out saying AMD stopped selling it as well

[@kabl00muk94]

I would implore absolutely EVERYONE that can wait to just pre order the B580, Do NOT but any Nvidia offerings if you can help it as they dont give a s*** about their customers after the first year 👍🏻 I dont know a single low-mid range user that was happy with either their 30 or 40 series card after the first few months, terrible value, awful bandwidth and no Vram 😅

[@NamTran-xc2ip]

Still going strong with the 3070m for 3+ years.

[@kabl00muk94]

@NamTran-xc2ip Exactly the same as me then, I had the i7/3070 Omen 17. Oh its still going don't get me wrong! But the 3070 should have had at least 12gb of vram, if not 16gb. The fact that the 3060 launched after the 3070 and had 12gb of Vram tells you everything you need to know... I was new to pc gaming at the time so I was drawn in by the whole RTX plug, Which in all honesty has been utterly useless as it just kills performance due to lack of Vram😂 So yeah, if you want an rtx card that can't actually handle anything but basic ray tracing at 30fps, it's great 👌🏻👍🏻

[@buckiesmalls]

5090 and trump equals 2900 dollars. Min.

[@sodapopinksi667]

That might actually be the street price. Would not be surprised at all.

[@spidersvetli]

Have you thought about including stable diffusion in the performance charts ?

[@nunosilva3832]

this video is very misleading in the eu market, price wise

[@christonchev9762]

not only that but he also didn't list the RTX 3060(12GB) most popular GPU nowdays

[@Hardwareunboxed]

I mean, sure, it's misleading for any market or species it's not targeting.

[@XYNTA47]

@@christonchev9762 because 3060 was a bad card (especially for its price) from the start.

[@GreyDeathVaccine]

For euro gamers there is 1 simple rule. Price in $ = € + VAT.

[@SlickR12345]

Waiting for the RX 9600XT or B750 and I'm assuming a $300 price tag for both with a decent performance uplift over the 4060ti.

[@niccopernicus8966]

Thank you for another year of thorough and thoughtful reviews. Happy holidays to the team.

[@greygoose5359]

R9 290, GTX 980ti and ofc the 1080ti. I still remember these days, when you felt like you got a good offer for your money. Now I just feel scammed left and right with the pricing. And with the performance of games too. Games today barely look any better than let's say Crysis 3, a game from 2013, all the extra performance just went into dev studios skipping the optimisation... 400 bucks for an "entey-level card"... Fuck off...

[@patrol2omega]

I went for a RX 7700 XT with a price of $545 USD in Mexico in December 2024 as the Intel Arc B580 was not even released over here. I will be playing in 1440p with a Ryzen 5 9600x. I hate the overprice ...