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NVIDIA fanboys: "It's plenty of VRAM" *"But, Indiana Jones runs out VRAM without even getting max settings with Path Tracing"* NVIDIA fanboy: *"you're using it wrong"*

This is the best video ive found on this man. Great explanations.

when you pay 1000+ dollars for something, you should not worry about vram. 5080 should have at least 18-20 gb but in a perfect world 24 gb. I bought one anyway but thats bcs i have 1070 right now with 8Gb and i cant afford 5090.

Great video and completely sorted out my 7900xtx stuttering problem.

if you are on this video, you already need a managed switch, keep the main switch managed and smaller ones unmanaged

Please help me here this is just confusing me now I have a 500w power supply with one 8 pin for gpu but same as you the gpu need a 8pin and 6pin the gpu needs 250w and recommend psu 500w dose not state a minimum can I use a adapter on the 8pin sorry if that don't make sense 🤣

Can i use pcie cable from Corsair to my psu seasonic M12II evo edition 750w?

Thanks For This Now I Dont Have To Worry Ab My Laptop Dying

After hours of reading the same nonsense others say, which it was all different, i found your channel, thank God. I am going to get 3 searate PCIE cables for my AMD Radeon™ RX 7900 XTX Taichi White 24GB OC. Then just run all 3 to separate ports on the PSU.

I'm going with the corsair Rm1000x for a 9800x3d & a aorus master 5090 build think im ok? Maybe a little oc on the cpu in the future

Very interesting comparison. I've always been under the impression that games run better with Dual-Channel memory (two sticks) than with a single stick. It looks like you've confirmed that. I'm now advising friends to get 16GB for everyday office use, 32GB for gaming, and 64 for video editing.

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I miss Fraps. No nested settings, no hacking. It just worked.

msi afterburner avg,1% lows are shitty

8:28 Finally, someone acknowledges that "friend count" can be zero. Thx, mate.

How to you clip with a ps5 controller connected to your pc

12vhpwr - 5080 for example - they seem to come with adapters with 3x PCIe adapters. Does that mean we’re back on the pigtail question? Do you need a PSU with 3xPCIe sockets and use all of them, or is two ok?

Thank you for explain it so clearly, I was always wondering how people connect a card with 24 pins from just 2 PCIe wires so I searched for it. I also learnt how to not bottleneck my power supply as a bonus. Thank a bunch!

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Hey everyone, just a quick update. Thanks for everyone's thoughts on this video - it's definitely a frustrating GPU market all round :-( I ended up seeing the prices of the AIB RTX 5080s and giving up... but then a Founder's Edition model came in stock, which I bought. So it's still expensive for a 16GB VRAM card, but at least it's 30% cheaper than the AIB GPUs. See more here: ua-cam.com/users/postUgkx-945nu5l8EDMHS8F4zqWu2t0mdQCETUl

Hi, what if the extension cable is only 30cm long but your power supply is further away, I have a big case, do they plug into the spare cable s somewhere that came in the box....then into gpu?

HPET was really making my CPU work very hard - Disabling it was a huge improvement - dropped usage by 70% on average ( AMD Ryzen 9 7900 ). Thanks!

Have 48, am an odd duck, Hogwarts is why I went over 32.

Then there's oddballs like me with 128 GB (4x 32 GB) of RAM lol

W video yet again

I'm no techie, so this is an uneducated statement, but where is AMD (or any other nvidia competitors) and why aren't they looking at all the complaints about the 5080 etc and saying, lets make a better card at a cheaper price and it will sell truckloads, let's look at all the complaints people have about the 5080 and build a card that no one can complain about. Talk with gamers, videos editors etc and see what they're looking for and build prototypes and then if there's glitches, fix them , do more R&D and build a new prototype, until everyone is happy and the launch price point will not be greedy but acceptable for the power/performance the card has. Right now its like Nvidia can do what they want and people will still buy it.

Well that was interesting and enlightening. Thank you.

used 1200w ATX3.0 :)

bro i play 6 hrs daily since im a student on geofrce now. seems like i cant anymore😭

I’m fairly certain in most circumstances , the 12 to 2x8 pin connectors are fine. I have a 7900XTX and was very concerned about this. Have the pig tailed 8pins (again, 12 2x8 is fine, but if it’s 8 to 2x8 probably not) . Ran benchmarks for hours , overclocked to monitor strain , legit 0 power issues. This is 80% true, but just something know if the PSU connector is beefier than the standard 8 to 6+2 setup

how to make a 12 min. video for topic/talk which needs 30 sec. :

Whenever i try to remove my pci cable for gpu it just doesnt want to temovd for rtx 4080 its fcking insane. I dont know what to do.

Have you thought about making a discord? Think it would be good to have a place for people to discuss

I think an interesting video would be compare and contrast different USB drives in the same enclosure or using USB SSD vs USB Nvme just an idea. I have actually used a lot of USB drives and don't find the Nvme enclosures to be much if at all faster than SSD over USB. I also find the Samsung drives or faster drives in general will perform better over USB even though they can't reach their limits. The loss in performance is quite frustrating but I need to use USB since I use RPI4, RPI5 and a mini PC with limited storage. I also found the quality of the enclosures matter. I have had very different results with the same drives and better enclosures. I also have the opposite occur. I finally broke down and bought an Nvme HAT for the RP5 and it made a world of difference.

Currently I am using a GTX 1060 6GB and I wanted to buy a 4070 Ti Super last year but I thought I'd just wait for the new 5000 series to drop and see whats better. I game in 1440p and I am looking for a 16GB card but I am kinda scared for the prices of the new 5070 Ti in my country because the 4070 Ti Super went up in price here from 800€ to 1000€ which feels like a rip off. So yeah I am not really optimistic at the moment...

Thank you great sir!

GeForce Now Ultimate is your savior. 4080 24gb that you can use on any device. There's no better value out there.

Missing out this gen, keeping my 3080ti, I'll drop to 1440p or even 1080p if needed as (for me) the prices of the 50 series are so unreasonable.

What the poit to get into 4K gaming? Looking at Steam's info about users that have 4K monitors it's the LOWEST amount of all, for comparison 1080p it's around 55% and 20% for 2K. And 4!!!! % of 4K users. It seems that Nvidia saw the reviews about 4K this and that and fall for it, but in reality is right opposite. Besides, the cost of good 4K gaming monitor's is stil very high. If we look at performance of same graphic card's in 4K and 2K, it shows the BIG difference, not sure if you planing or now having 4K monitor, but take this to note. And, last but not least, running games at ULTRA settings in 2K is not using that many VRAM, soo... Im uprading my 3060 ti (with only 8Gb) to 5070 Ti, just because it better than mine and 4070 super(and seem's to be on one level with 4080 super), and hoping that you change youre mind about actual problem with VRAM amount.

After Nvidia benchmarks and AMD leaks I have ordered RX 7900 XTX. 24GB FTW. As you show at 1:29 Ultra Settings are bullshit, so I don't care a lot about the benchmarks.

As long time Nvidia user… I’m really thinking on going amd later this year just because of the vram.. I’m not paying $1500+ for a video card.

Why would any sane gamer pay £1200 for a card that releases tomorrow, when it can't run already released titles at the resolution they want without dialling down settings? Nvidia will only listen if people don't pander to their nonsense. Leave the cards on the shelves.

Great video! Eased my anxiety of upgrading my gear! Cheers!

16GB of vram on 1000€ gpu in 2025? It may have strong raster performance but when someone really wants to play full RT + PT (for example CP77).. 16GB is just not enough. RX6800 had 16GB 4 years ago for 579 msrp. This is just ngreedia.. they are selling it because they know sheeps will buy it again.

i have Thermaltake PF1 ARGB 1200w 80 plus platinum ATX 2.4 i am using already corsair 12pin to 2x(2+6) conector for my 4080. Can lift the 5090 rog astral oc?

I run a 3050 lp 6gb , I get so much trash for it but it can literally run everything I throw at it at 1080p max settings. I don’t understand why it’s a “bad” card. And before someone jumps in a calls me retarted I had to go with a card that didn’t have a power connector and that was my best option at the time.

1080p is for Men.

Great video! Me personally & probably I'm gonna buy sooner the 5070Ti since I've been waiting this upgrade from 20 series I already Have a GTx 1060 & Rtx 2060 35% difference which's great back then I m still playing game on 1440p & 1080p with 6gb Vram so 5070Ti would be 1000% difference & great upgrade I'd luv to have an Rtx 5090 but way to expensive 3k for 30% performance compared to 5070ti however 16gb Vram is way too little, should be at least 20gb..