Why AMD GPUs are Winning Over YouTubers?

[@JohnnyEMatos]

I got a 7900 XTX and called it a day. With what I saved from not buying the 4080 instead I got myself some parts for my sim rig. Nothing I do requires RT, DLSS or any of the gimmicks they offer

[@jeffreygrindle6396]

I recently upgraded from a gtx 1080 to a red devil rx 6700 xt and i love it if had zero issues and the amd interface is very nice

[@mudpuddle7527]

More than anything, picking AMD somewhat breaks the monopoly that NVDA had over the market

[@juanandreas97]

sorry can't do that, can't pick inferior features to be my GPU, I invest to the best one and you know it

[@mudpuddle7527]

@@juanandreas97 I don't even know who you are

[@Skungalunga]

"For Q4 2022, AMD pushed $1.644 billion in GPU products encompassing all its markets, namely the semicustom chips powering Xbox Series X/S and PlayStation 5 consoles; and AMD Radeon products. In the same period, NVIDIA raked in $1.831 billion in revenues from semicustom chips powering Nintendo Switch console, GeForce NOW cloud-gaming service, and NVIDIA GeForce products." "the monopoly that NVDA had over the market" Right...

[@justinpatterson5291]

Since Nvidiot decided to cut down hardware & lock features behind a profile. I've decided AMD is a far better deal. Also- 20GB of VRAM is ballin!

[@justinpatterson5291]

I just swapped out my RTX 2060 for a 7900 XT Hellhound. Also upgraded from a 2600X to a 5800X3D. Jensen could eat his jacket for all I care of Nvidiot these days.

[@40Acres_and_A_Mule]

I love my 6950 XT i grabbed a Power Color Red Devil for 550 bucks US forget Nvidia for gaming unless you have a bottomless wallet I wish I did I would have a Threadripper and a 4090 or 2

[@BasedVidya]

I don't have any brand loyalty. I just go with what is the best value. I just got a used 6800xt for that reason. 16gb of vram and 4070 performance for $375 cash.

[@eclipsegst9419]

AMD cards are by far the best price/performance value for gaming right now for any performance tier below the 4090, and Intel cards have made big strides in the midrange and low end too, but are still a bit too unproven for most. Nvidia wants to go on and on about RT/PT and DLSS to distract from poor generational gains. 7000 series isn't frankly a lot better in that regard, but supply and demand have put them at prices that provide good value anyways. 6700xt/6750xt are the new RX480/RX580. I'd say my 6700xt was an even better value. My RX480 never hit 150fps on ultra settings on brand new games, and only cost 50 dollars less.

[@JamesMKE]

I built my first all AMD system 14 months ago and I couldn't be happier with the price/performance. 5800X/6650XT. I won't buy an Nvidia card again most likely.

[@johnpaulbacon8320]

I used Nvidia back in the mid-80's. Eventually they started on the course which they are still on and I prefer to not support Overly greedy companies that always have to bash every one.

[@martinell7672]

nVidia has generally better raytracing performance, DLSS 3, and the best top end card. AMD has a better raster performance, a better software package, more VRAM, and better prices. I opted for the 7800XT because it gives me better performance for what I use it for. I know people who buy nVidia based on their actual needs.

[@shazzi1626]

I been on and for 2 years now just doing gaming never had problems playing games.

[@dallaslooksmaxxer3505]

8:23 Believe it or not, but I witnessed a couple Intel Arc fanboys in comment sections before🤣🤣🤣 It's absolutely hilarious, but bless their hearts for at least trying to break the Red/Green monopoly

[@KenjiBiH]

imma try comparing my nvidia gpu using fsr and then fsr on my amd gpu when it arrives i want to see the difference in looks not performance as my nvidia gpu is 2060 and amd a 7900 xtx

[@roki977]

7800xt is the best GPU of this gen and drivers are not bad at all, not perfect but Nvidias drivers are far from perfect at this time, mostly non gaming related issues.. I wont buy Nvidia any time soon. I spent a lot of money on their GPUs from 2006 to 3060ti, far more than on Radeons and they are done with me.. If 500$ cant get you proper GPU, than .... them..

[@GRIGGINS1]

Looks at Nvidia GPU sales vs AMD GPU sales. This video has aged like milk.

[@Rio_3505]

i had a 6800xt and it stuttered too much. now i have an rtx 4070 and this thing gets 80fps on 1080p anbd stutters still im done with pcs

[@HardwareAccent]

I’m sorry to hear that. Stutters are rarely GPU related and are more often caused by CPU or memory limitations. Or badly optimised games.

[@Rio_3505]

my cpu is an i5 13600kf and idk about the ram so maybe its fortnite@@HardwareAccent

[@Rio_3505]

@jordan7402 I don't think you understand that i5 i3 i7 ect doesn't exactly mean how fast a cpu is. I'm using an i5 13600k and that's the reccomended cpu for an ex 6800xt

[@ISAK.M]

Nvidia is digging their own grave in the gaming market thats why

[@napoficial7123]

I prefer AMD cause price, too expensive in Argentina. 8gb GPU cost more than Rx 6800/6900 XT 16gb.

[@4TailsKyuubi]

I feel like they need content this is disingenuous to people looking to buy pc parts. They always say that AMD has problem with it drivers not every product that they put out will be fine. 20 out of every 500 products that they release will have that.

[@4TailsKyuubi]

I will always add that Nvivda has driver issues in the past as well. This is apple territory of perpetuate a a narrative that favors Nvivda and bashes AMD.

[@justanobody4983]

@@4TailsKyuubiwhere do you see people bashing amd? Its always been a cult like attack if you praise nvidia or intel. Amd fanbois attacks those who dont agree with them. Nvidia and intel user usally dont attack other for not agreeing with them. This is one of the reasons im going back to intel, you guys play the victim card while being wolves in the comments section. I did like ryzen cpus and in fact i have a 5700x now but when i comment that 13600k was a better performing cpu than 7000 series cpu, i got attacked by fanbois that im a intel sheep. Yeah stop playing the victim card. Another thing, i had the 6700xt and that had so many driver issues that i just went back to 1660 ti. Stop hiding the flaws of amd. Or continue, i dont care. Ive had it with your crowd, i dont want to be associated with such entitled people.

[@optidalfprime3904]

considering that 3 of my friends switched from AMD to nvidia due to driver related stuff and are happy on the green side, I don't think Nvidia and AMD are quite the same in terms of driver stability. The true reason AMD is winning over KZbinrs is because they only Benchmark some stuff with the AMD card and that's it. Ask them what's in their gaming pc and you will quickly realize that they are all running Nvidia. Even IF you run into driver issues, you can just rollback and be fine again. If you do the same to AMD drivers they are still clapped, but for different reasons.

[@End3rDog]

@@optidalfprime3904 For me, its been the opposite. I went from Nvidia with a 1080 ti and had lots of driver issues (could play games for ~10 minutes before crashing and DDU didn't fix it) to AMD with a 6800 xt and barely had any driver issues. Now, I've gone back to Nvidia with a 3080 ti and have had lots of driver issues.

[@jjlw2378]

Can someone give me an example of a driver related issue you've had with a Nvidia GPU? One time in when replaying the game Control, I had a small line that appeared during the cutscenes. It was fixed in the next driver update.

[@antoniom.andersen6704]

I bought nVidia when I was gaming back in the day but after switching back to linux, as I don't game anymore, I've gone over to amd again. Just running amd is fine for me but I think I'd be just as fine with an intel card. Never tried nVidia on linux but afaik it's ok nowadays. I know that seeing as I'm not a gamer my opinion isn't really worth much and I don't think my input adds a lot of value unless you're switching to linux/bsd

[@pavolsopa2136]

its like two months and i still cant decide if i should go for rx7800xt/rx7900xt or not...just gaming and normal stuff ...but the stability is still a real thing..i still read new posts on reddit people having issues with amd...not too many but still

[@eclipsegst9419]

I can't speak for the 7000 series but my 6700xt has been rock solid and Adrenaline is a straight forward easy to use tuning software. I game, use Blender, and run Stable Diffusion thru a Blender plugin with it. It does all these things well. I could not justify paying more for an Nvidia with less VRAM just for RT performance, RT is not that life changing, and i can use it if i'm ok with 60fps instead of 144fps anyways.

[@Kirshbia]

I got a 7900 XTX when it was on sale. I haven't noticed a big difference from using a Nvidia card. Like it might not be as good as the 4090 but it does acceptable frames on 4k gaming. Lets me run blender and sable diffusion with ease. I DID have some driver clunk when I first did my AM5 build earlier this year but that resolved itself. It's overall been a good experience.

[@eclipsegst9419]

@@Kirshbia in my experience AMD's GPU drivers are a lot more solid than their motherboard chipset drivers. I don't even completely understand why they still require a separate download, which Intel hasn't had for over 10 years. Once i got that nonsense straight my Zen2 worked fine, but it left a bad taste in my mouth plus i missed proper per-core overclocking and went back to Intel. And it just worked. No nonsense. Just installed the parts, told Windows i upgraded, it reactivated, and i used my PC. That said my experience with Adrenaline drivers and recent AMD GPUs (i skipped 5000 series which gave some people issues i know) has been great.

[@Kirshbia]

@@eclipsegst9419 Oh, for sure. My experience was initially IFFY like start of the year. But any problems I had were pretty much ironed out by now. We've in smooth sailing.

[@RuruFIN]

I've had my 6700 XT for an year and haven't got a single issue. I had Ngreedia (980 Ti and 1080 Ti) before switching to the red side.

[@Reflec999]

I wish amd didn't ignore the other side of the market😢

[@TAP7a]

I just wish their ROCm, OpenCL and other GPGPU franeworks were properly supported. I'm a satisfied AMD owner, CPU and GPU, i just want to write native compute code for the device I already own

[@snoopiffer]

4060 = meh / 4060ti = joke / 4070 = best value Nvidia card / 4070ti = just buy the xtx / 4080 = just buy the xtx / 4090 = credit card debt

[@JayzBeerz]

how so when Nvidia owns over 85% of the market?

[@glenni83]

I have problems with Multi monitors on my 4090. I got 2x 4k monitors, and a 4k 75" tv. I have to turn off 1 monitor to make the TV work. Why.. I don`t know. Never seen this issue before. If anyone have an answers to my issue. pls write me a comment, and how to fix it. I believe in a few years now, things will crash for Nvidia. Reason is more and more is going away from Microsoft right now. It sounds weird, but this is because gaming on Linux past year has been insane to say the least. 90% of all games work on Linux right now. If they manage to get Proton to go default without checking any settings for the game. The big collapse of Microsoft and Nvidia will happen. Then the ship will sink, and no reason to pay for the bloated Windows anymore. Steam has been active on Linux since Steam Deck got launched. Meaning they had to take all windows games to Linux for the Steam Deck. Why is this so important? Well, first of all, Linux is way lighter then Windows. Meaning your hardware will get more bang for the buck when gaming. Its less background crap. The other is, Linux is free. Its open source... Think about that for a second. Who else is open source? AMD.. So the drivers are built into the kernel code of the OS, you don`t need software or anything. It just works. How ever, Nvidia will never go open source. So having Nvidia card, is not as good as having an AMD card. Its more work and problems. Programs emulating games, are made in Linux, they run better in Linux to. I give it 3-5 years, then major things will happen. Just this year, has been as big as inventing the wheel for Linux for gaming. Linux + Steam = true! So next year already will be when you discover that people will change. It has started, but next year is the next big thing for sure. Then you can ask, what about all other games? Well, Epic games, Ubisoft and GOG you can have in 1 launcher in Linux, does not matter where you get the game. They are fused in Linux, meaning, you can have multi accounts in one launcher, and one Library now. Blizzard Launcher is up and running. I`m from the Amiga 500 generation, so I`m happy to see this change. It feels like something that is nostalgic about going into Linux while gaming right now. If you want to learn how to use Linux? Get rufus software, its a software that makes you USB bootable, and add Linux to it. When you install it, choose install Linux with Windows, meaning you can choose you OS when you start your computer. Its the best time, to learn Linux, before it will take over in a few years. There is a reason that they are releasing windows 12 soon. You dont think they are afraid of Linux? They are trembling right now. Steamdeck to Linux changed it all. All games given out on windows this year, is also native in Linux, meaning you dont need to emulate the games in proton or wine :)) My next card will be an AMD. Even im a Nvidia user at this point. After toying around with Linux this year, i have a different view of the future of gaming. To break free from Windows and Nvidia. It was 100kg lighter on my shoulders. Few years ago, gaming on Linux just sucked. It was horrible. Can`t say that this year. More is coming. The fact that Linux is not that big, is because of games where working more or less in Windows only. That has changed, and the monopoly is not there anymore. Then its free!! :D

[@Azureskies01]

none of these "nvidia bad" things is new, they have been doing this shit for decades (other than the AI stuff). I had a 7900XT (DO NOT BUY THE XFX VERSION) and the drivers were shit for the first 6 months, on top of that the quality control on the card is shit as my gpu wasnt make good contact with the heatsink. I repasted/padded (the torn pads) and it fixed it for 2 months then started again. There is just a general lack of quality on AMD GPUs and that may be the AIB's fault more so than AMD but it is still an issue. That said the drivers being shit is 100% AMD's fault. The 7900 cards should have launched with the 7800/77.

[@michaelbrassen6383]

My brother, my brother. Right about drivers being crap, but I'd never switch to Team Green. (for my main PC. Kinda need a Team Green GPU for AI Lora model creation. But that's future me.) But there are stable drivers to run. Took a few tries to find the stablest version for my 6800XT. I'm running latest now, but I was stuck on 22.4.3 for the longest time. 23.10.2 worked like a dream. 23.11.1 is noticeably less stable than 10.2 but not to the point I have run it back. It's just tiny issues only I would notice. Anyways, the My Brother, my brother was to point out how important it is to choose the right AIB partner the first time. I used to buy only MSI branded GPU's until about 4 or five years ago. I was upgrading to a premiere GPU and did my research. Switched over to Sapphire. Best move I've made yet. I still own my Sapphire Pulse 5700xt in my secondary PC and my main is a Sapphire Pulse 6800xt. (Couldn't pull the trigger on the Nitro. I had the money but I gave in to my sensibilities to have money left over. Worked out, bills were higher than I thought that month.) Sapphire is just works. That's all I can say. It could just be I keep getting fortunate but I trust them as a company, just like everyone trusts EVGA for NVIDIA... well used to. Wish I had the funds for a 7800 or 7900xt. Better for AI art generation from what I've heard, but my 6800xt is a dream. Up to 7 it/s for intial generation and around 1.5 to 2 it/s for the extras I run, like up scaling and detailing. (Running Linux for Stable Diffusion and Windows as my main)

[@danideath1726]

Yeah well i put my gtx 1060 to the graveyard, and got myself a 7800xt. Well its a night and day performance wise. I only get some issues with counterstrike 2, but thats also a new game with lots of stuff that needs to get fixed aswell. But i havent got any other stuff that is bad. Starfield runs great😁

[@Claud1995]

well I put my Nokia 3310 into the graveyard and bought a Samsung Note 10

[@RuruFIN]

Buying a Ngreedia card is accepting their ridiculous pricing.

[@tamaslichtenberger8529]

ok, good luck to them. I need performance and stability. yes, my 4090 cost a lot. but i get 60 fps in all cases in 7680x1440p (3x2k). also I wasted tons of weeks or even months with bad AMD drivers. I had enough of them.

[@marcinkarpiuk7797]

Thats exactly why i go 7900xtx instead of 4090 - stability, i just dont wanna discover one day that mu gpu cable melted...

[@HardwareAccent]

The 4090 often eats the 7900XTX for breakfast in performance, but I haven't encountered any stability problems. I wonder why some people have issues while others don't.

[@marcinkarpiuk7797]

@@HardwareAccent amd drivers are more delicate, my problem some time ago was crashing on loading screens in games, solution for that was very easy - i forget to update monitor drivers, seems it crashed cos of failing vsync...

[@tamaslichtenberger8529]

@@marcinkarpiuk7797 i'm using my 4090 for 11 months, Inno3D X3 OC, 450W TBP. originally it was pluggged with the 3x8pin adapter, after PSU change now it's with the dedicated cable, in an ASUS GT-501 case. not even a single sign of melting. neither on the card not on the cables. i'm not saying that the whole idea behind this 12VHPR is bullet prrof, but if you take care how you assembe it won't melt. and i truly believe in the Gamer's Nexus research that melting is because of inproper assembling and mostly a user error.

[@nossy232323]

Because it's nice clickbait. People seem to love youtubers who complain about expensive Nvidia cards. In reality not that many people buy AMD GPU's anymore.

[@HardwareAccent]

Nvidia dominates laptop and prebuilt PCs market but AMD has been performing relatively well in the DIY market recently, with people buying AMD products on Amazon, Newegg, and similar stores in Western countries. You can check for yourself the best-selling GPUs in these stores, and you'll find that NVIDIA doesn't outsell AMD by an 8.5 to 1 ratio.

[@Mcnooblet]

I keep seeing info that most new AMD GPUs aren't even a blip on Steam hardware stats. Then you get to the KZbinrs who seem to be trying to sell for AMD, saying how good they are doing and trying to convince everyone to go AMD. It's wild, and very cookie cutter in each instance. I'm not a big fan of being manipulated for my wallet and how I use it for personally, but obviously it works for many or they wouldn't be doing it. There's just been an army of AMD salesman all pitching the same pitch. What mostly fell through for me is seeing Nvidia get slammed all year long for "fake frames Ngreedia" just for FSR3 to come out in 2 games, and see all the praise for the fake frames from the same people that slammed it, which proved there is a push by AMD on KZbinrs to sell their products. Price 2 performance for raster, and everything else besides that is a gimmick, until they get that gimmick and talk about how amazing it is. Lame.

[@MrJonas7]

@@Mcnooblet AMD cards like 6600, 6700XT, 7800XT are literally the most selling cards across regions... All the people in my work, my friends are going AMD because it's just so much of a better value. People mostly don't care about DLSS or RT.

[@GRIGGINS1]

@@MrJonas7 The actual sales numbers over all cast doubt on your assertion. Nvidia has 80 percent of the worldwide GPU market. The hard numbers prove that.

[@MrJonas7]

@@GRIGGINS1 I mean, people doing DIY is a minority, so there's that. Then, people who actually research before buying is imho a minority within that minority. So based on that, and the mindshare Nvidia has, it's awesome that AMD has got plenty of best selling GPU spots in major retailers. And hopefully they can increase their percentage because I for sure don't want a monopoly.

[@amariel3310]

Because they're paid to. Question answered.

[@HardwareAccent]

KZbinrs are being paid by AMD?

[@ISAK.M]

Source: trust me bro

[@TAP7a]

Source: your ass

[@ichisenzy]

Source: I made it the fuck up!

[@PcGamingForFun]

😆we need more guys like you (AMD FANS) so that more Nvidia GPUs Be available for the rest of us 😎🤘😉

[@asianhavoc1872]

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