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Even with GPU prices going down to MSRP, many people keep buying bad Graphics Cards in 2024. When putting together the best PC Build 2024, getting the Best Graphics Card 2024 is harder than you think. In this Best GPU for Gaming 2024 video, we cover the difference between the Best 1080p GPU, the Best 1440p GPU, and the Best 4K GPU including NVIDIA vs AMD graphics cards vs Intel GPU features. We explain Raytracing, DLSS vs FSR vs XeSS, how much GPU VRAM in 2024 you need, and more. We also look at price to performance to help you find the best graphics card for gaming 2024. Unless you have unlimited money to spend on your PC, money wasted on buying the wrong GPU that isn't the best value GPU 2024 will end up costing you FPS, even if you are just looking for the best budget graphics card 2024 or best GPU under $200. We give our recommendations for Best 1440p GPU, Best 1440p 240hz GPU, Best 1080p GPU, Best GPU under $200, and Best 4K GPU. This video is part of our best gaming computer 2024 and how to build a pc 2024 series.
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0:00 Best Gaming GPU 2024
0:44 GPU VRAM In 2024
1:31 What Happens When VRAM Exceeded
2:19 How Much GPU VRAM in 2024?
2:55 Best 4K GPUs to Consider
3:33 Best 1440p GPUs to Consider
4:27 Best 1080p GPUs to Consider
5:17 AVOID These GPUs (NVIDIA & AMD)
5:54 NVIDIA vs AMD vs Intel GPU Performance
6:52 FPS Upscaling - NVIDIA vs AMD vs Intel
7:59 WARNING - Frame Generation
8:40 Ray Tracing - AMD vs NVIDIA vs Intel
9:55 Streaming & Video Capture - AMD vs NVIDIA vs Intel
10:38 Video Editing & Professional Applications
11:04 Freesync vs G-Sync for Gaming Monitors
11:43 Buy Budget Model or Premium Model?
12:57 GPUs Compared - FPS vs Price
13:53 Best Ultra Budget GPUs
14:30 Best GPU Under $250
15:39 Best GPU for 1440p Gaming (144hz)
18:46 Best GPU for 240hz 1440p Gaming
20:05 Best GPU for 4K Gaming
23:10 Final Thoughts - Наука та технологія
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What GPU features are most important to you? Are you building new or upgrading soon? Which GPUs are you looking at? Tell your story in a new comment below!
i think most gamers upgrade their gpus every two years so i suggest we talk about vram needs in both 2024 & 2025
I'm running i7 3770 and GTX 1660 OC 6gb. Still running but it's getting a lot harder on AAA games after 2020. F1 2023 running ~50-70 FPS (HIGH) but Jedi Survivor at 20-40 (ULTRA LOW). Some suggestions for around 100 FPS on 1080p 60HZ?
I'd be much more interested to see a column (or 2, 3...) of price evolution. In January prices have actually gone up across the board, no? This GPU market is still beyond absurd. Absolutely ZERO progress whatsoever.
(6800xt@$500 has been the benchmark since BF2022. It's been 1y+ and the 7800xt (roughly the same performance) sells at the same price. Practically, 0 improvement.
6700xt should be comfortably below 300, but it ain't. Been selling for 320-350 for 1y+, too. Dafuq!
Nvidia is a joke across the lineup.)
A used 6800 seems to me as one of the very, very few decent deals ATM.
@@martinmilchakov6179 The 2060 Super might put you over the top in F1 2023 but I don't believe you'll even get close in Jedi Survivor. The 3770 is probably going to bottleneck anything better than your 1660. If your motherboard can handle the 4th Gen i7s (4770 or 4790) that would help because of the improved instructions per cycle. If you have a Z97 motherboard you could even go with the unlocked 4770K/4790K versions (along with faster RAM), but I'm not sure if any Z87 boards can take the 4790K. Even then more modern GPUs won't be fully utilized. Best of luck!
what about a 4060ti 8gb i got one for 270usd new
"Stop buying bad GPUs!" Done. I only will use my 1080 ti until the end of time.
(;
The GTX 1080 Ti was way ahead of its time.
Would probably could if they kept up with more features. But they need to sell new gpus.
The 1080ti is still a beast to this day
We will never get that level of value again. Nvidia learned its lesson.
If you can I don't see why not? Not everyone plays the latest games with all bells and whistles, I had a GTX 1070 for seven years, and the game that made upgrade was Alan Wake 2, but I went with AMD after 20 years of nvidia cards.
The last 8GB cards I bought were a 5700XT and a 2070 Super, both new. The current minimum for a GPU priced over $250 should be 12GB. Over $400, 16GB. A card that's priced over $1000 should have 24GB, sing your favorite songs, and make lunch.
True in my country rtx4080 super costs 1400+ euro haha only 16gb VRAM while ray tracing in Hogwarts legacy 2k using 17.5 gb VRAM bruh
If you add a hotplate attachment, you can probably cook on a 4090. lol
@@dssd7685Stop using raytracing, its a shitty gimmick. Its not worth the cost in performance for some reflections that dont even look good most of the time
I want a tea maker. :) @@x8jason8x
Still play on my 4 gb rx580, good enough.
I don't even need a GPU and I still watch these videos. Really good content.
Welcome to your new addition. I do the same. Its that Darn Cat... just too cool.
The way he explains PC components, and their viability in different scenarios is among the best on youtube
Samee LOL I'm glad I found his channel right before I bought my components
Jason has that enthusiasm that is really good to see. You can really tell he is doing this for the "love of the game" and not just going through the motions. And he has a very down to earth way of laying things out so even us casual PC part fans understand what he is talking about. Jason is just great at this. Been following him for a couple years now and will for the foreseeable future. Great content.
"Stop buying bad GPUs!" Right. Give me 2000$ and problem solved.
Negate, negate, negate, block summon, negate, one turn ko.
No, give it to me instead :D
i pulled the trigger on a high performing, low wattage custom build for about 1.6k. it's a 7800xt with 7800x3d, on a x670 board. i do a lot of different stuff on this thing including gaming and different professional workloads. so far, i have not experienced anything but speed on 1440p max settings. it's so fast and smooth, doesnt run very hot, and it's super quiet, i love it, and i hope it'll last me 8-10 years
im looking at the same thing except I think I am going to go with the 7700x
Building the same setup, but with a B-650 MOBO. Couldn't see the value in going up to the x style motherboards
@@KayakKingdom fair. im a creator so i need a lot of ports, that's the main value for me. i didnt get anything too expensive. i also wanted upgraded audio, but the premium b650's were too expensive, hence why i got it.
Where’d you get it from?
@@MxgicPlays Im not sure what you meant but I will answer both sequences of what your question is.
1. I got all the parts from Amazon, as they were the cheapest there. I built it.
2. I came up with the idea of the build myself. I attached myself to a budget, and really grinded a lot of research to figure out what would work best with my needs for a computer.
I just bought a used RX 6800 on eBay. This card seems to me, being the best value 1440p card today. 16gb vram is important now, but wasn't 4 years ago when it came on the market.
The people who had those cards when it came out are patting themselves in the back right now in 2024
The only sad thing is the prices, which are realistic within US borders.
Outside US we all pay a hefty premium which aint even worth it to be honest.
Where i live most prices are about +200usd more that it is for anyone within the US.
Which makes these prices unrealistic for most of us.
Great video for US gamers, not so much for the rest of the world, pretty much. 😞
In Denmark ASUS GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER Dual HDMI 3xDP 12GB GDDR6X = $752
I feel sorry for you guys. I’m glad I was born and live in the USA.
Yes. 7800xt costs $489 in US. Here in India its being sold $630 to $680. I'm not crying 😭
4090 is 3K SGD in Singapore
Nah don't feel sorry for us. In fact, we feel sorry for you cause your country supports genocide @@unclej3910
I was just looking at the available 4080 Supers - not a one at NE or Amazon, and the available 4080's are well into the $1200++ range.
Even the 7900 XT's and XTX's are facing some availability issues it seems while prices seem to be ticking up. Finding a white card is even more difficult in both availability and affordability. Best I can do is at NE for a white 7900 XTX Power Color Hellhound for $1K, and an ASRock Phantom white 7900XT for ~$750.00. That's quite a price difference for the added memory and some extra speed.
The market is just crazy.
Rumor is they didn't have a large stock of the 4080 supers available at launch (one of their signature moves). We'll be doing another GPU Market Update in a week or so but I'd hold off buying high end GPUs for a bit to how prices shake out.
I tried to snag a 4080s as soon as I saw the local pricing a lot cheaper than the original 4080. When I checked online the next day stock was gone but then a day later more stock arrived. Not sure maybe trickery but at the same time I knew that I really wanted to get the 4080s at that price point. It was very similar to a 7900xtx price locally.
Not sure if you're in America but 4080 supers were available pretty much all day at Best Buy. I think they generally restock on Wednesday morning.
@@84jdgregory Yes I am in the US. Just now checked and no 4080 Supers. Not even listed. Plenty of 4070s and others though.
@@84jdgregory4080 supers sold out at Best Buy in literal seconds they were not available all day
I'm just starting to learn about these modern video cards having been a console player for the longest time, one common theme I keep seeing on these reviews is, "if I save a little more money..." so you end up never buying a video card. Or you end up chasing video cards down a rabbit hole, starting at $250, then for $50 more you can get something better, but for $70 more you can get this even better card, then next thing you know, you're looking at $900 cards when you were looking at $250 cards from the start.
I'm a big fan of used and open box components. Last week I pulled the trigger on a Gigabyte RTX 4060 Ti 16GB OC, open box from Best Buy for $415. It's my first high performance card, at least to to me. I'm starting on an old XEON workstation build with an E5 or dual E5 V4s and 64 GB of DDR4 ECC memory that is dirt cheap. It's going to be a learning experience where I'll eventually move to a modern CPU and hopefully, taking this video card with me, or at least being able to recoup a decent amount toward the next card.
Dude this comment is exactly how I got from getting a 1000€ computer to 2000€ computer, bit by bit... it's hilarious, the way that you make yourself push "just a bit" more and more, and next thing you know you get an ssd only i7 machine.. my god 🙌💪❤️
Awesome video Jason! Even though I completely rebuilt my gaming pc a few months ago, i love these kinds of videos to stay informed on the pc component market👍🤝
Awesome! Congrats on the build!
@@PCBuilderChannel thank you!
What are your specs?
@@MrAnimescrazy using a ryzen 7 7800x3d with gigabyte 7900xtx, performs great at 3440x1440
@@vinsoer nice a high end build.
I just made the leap with a 4070 ti super 240 hz monitor and had no idea about the display port > hdmi ! Thank you for considering to add that note in the video
Display port is always better than HDMI
DP all the way
FSR3 couldve saved you $$$$$
Nah dlss is just without doubt superior upscaling technique@@sdorrans
Just finished building my system (7600, 7900xt). I mainly play WoW and sometimes cyberpunk and assassin creed style games. Thinking of dropping down to 7800XT with the better price to performance. Think that is a good idea?
Hey Jason your videos have been extremely helpful and informative. Thanks to that I've got my second pc(4090) about a month ago which was definitely(kind of) worth the money unlike my first pc(3050) and I also knew exactly what to research and look for. I've also given a friend a pointer or two when it comes to getting gpus which has helped him too.
So glad we could help!! Thanks for the feedback we appreciate it. Enjoy that epic PC!
What are your specs?
@@MrAnimescrazy strix 4090,b650x ax,7800x3d,gskill trident z5 32gb, crucial p5 plus 2TB,NZXT C1200,deepcool LT720,deepcool ch560 digital white
@jason I'm now building my first PC and your videos have helped me a ton. I see you listed the rx 7800 xt as a good 1440 option. But it'll also play some titles in 4k,will it not? Thank you and keep up the inspiring work
recheck the video
@@Dailyrider94I guess I should have finished watching the video before asking stupid questions 😅😅
Hello Jason, great video like always. I need help with my pc, trying to figure out what the problem with my frames.
For troubleshooting I recommend posting to reddit build a pc troubleshooting forum! Its a great resource
You should also cover VR gaming resolutions. Flight and racing sims are underrepresented in PC tech channels.
Just bought the 7800xt. Upgrading from a GTX 970. 😅
Me too. Great card tbh.
Thank you for this. Seems my 6700xt will do for awhile😊
yeah we should be sorted for at least 4 years
My rtx 3080 plays Cyberpunk2077 with my 10th gen i7-10700k perfectly. The only time i had issues was when my cpu's aio pump went out. But once i got my new aio (and a better case as my INWIN 303 wasnt idea for 360 radiator mounting was limited in the 303 to a side frame in the case where my psu blocked 25% of the radiator) my new case which allowed top and front mounted radiator mounts give way more options. I mounted it up top and used the front part of my case for 3x 120mm fans. With a nice 140mm exhaust fan kept my cpu under 30c to 39c at idle and when playing Cyberpunk2077 it went up to 67 to 77c. In the INWIN 303 my temps would be 57c at idle and 90c at load.. im just thankful my msi z590 ace gold edition gave me a (cpu temp is high) warning. This persisted until i figured out the aio pump went out on my MSI 360 aio.
For the future, im looking for a RTX 3060 ti or a RTX 3070 ti both used (for the 3070 ti I need a new psu) do you recommend the rtx 3070 ti or I just go with the 3060ti
NOTE: They are like 40$ diference or less for an RTX 3070, im rocking a ryzen 2600 (wishing to swap to an 5600x from ali) a GTX 1650 and a 550 psu with 1 pcie 8 pin connector.
So any advice? because both cards are 8 gb
The best solution is just avoid new games and play 3-5 years old games. They are cheap and play great on a "budget" build. Also still a lot of fun too. Just need a bit of patience.
You said it, modern aaa games are absolutely overrated and unoptimized, rather play Skyrim with mods or something.
Let’s go jason!!! #CatDads looking at the 7900xtx as the nvidia cards pricing are way to high and Best Buy sold out of supers in an hour!
#CatDads!! Hope this is helpful (:
Is the gtx 970 mobile a good choice for 2024 ? It was handling ac syndicate rather well last time i checked so it should be good yeah ? :)
I’m looking to upgrade my 7800xt within the next few months. I was looking at the 7900xtx until the 4080S launch. At what price would you consider picking the 7900xtx over the 4080S?
Currently saving for a 7900XT based build and I'm hoping UK market price stays around 715-750 by June!
Got mine for £720 on Prime day and saw them even cheaper on Black Friday. Pretty sure they'll drop down to that sort of range again when the Summer sales start, barring any shortages or shipping issues.
That's an option of mine although I can split the cost into 56 days using my credit card which effectively allows me to pay for half the price
Arc A750 for $150 during blackfriday was too hard to pass on.
Good deal!
At that price I would be willing risk it
If you don't mind me asking, what games run well on it with solid drivers?
Starfield 25-30 fps 1080p 66% scale for med settings fsr2
I came from using a 3060 12gb to a 4080s although coupled with core i7 7700 at the moment, will later get a 7800x3d, but at the moment 4k gaming with some newer titles only possible with frame gen between 40-60fps, ray tracing at 4k/2k/1080p is a bit low in fps roughly with framegen, this is with titles such as cyberpunk, witcher 3, diablo 4, BUT some games in 4k at 60fps with vsync as I have 32inch 4k 60hz monitor and a tv with gsync compatability at 4k 60hz, tekken8, sf6, mk1, these games run smooth and look great, mostly latest fighting game titles.
I think a CPU upgrade would really be the conversation and then looking at compatible higher refresh rate monitors for the gpu. I think an entire PC overhaul just to move up from a 3060.
I bought the 4080 super for 1440p. Is that overkill? I was going for a future proof build since I upgrade every 5-6 years.
4070 super, 7800xt, or 7900xt if I wanna play games at 1440p (on a 165hz Monitor) and pair it with an amd 7800x3d. Games I play are COD, Battlefield, Apex, HellDivers 2, Cyberpunk, Fortnite
This is my question exactly! I don’t know whether to care about nvidia technology or just go for the AMD for better raster + vram
Hey Jason, can an RTX 4090 run Crysis?
Hahahahaha
Low settings only
rtx6000?
Glad i decided to grab those rx 6800 for $380 on black friday. Was worried the prices would get way lower with next gen. Got a i5 12600k and rx 6800 build upgrade from a i7 4790k gtx 1070 sc upgrade thanks to your black friday constant updates THANKS!!!
You need a qualifier about your 16gb vram recommendation - needs a 256bit bus. No 7600xt or 4060ti recommendations. Entry point is the Arc A770 16gb (working great now, especially at the price point) or the 7800xt. Otherwise folks should be looking at 12gb cards as you recommend.
Hi Jason i'll choose my AMD ryzen 7 7800x3D and RX 7900 XTX is for team red ❤❤❤
That's an epic build you got there!
Even from Germany I like your videos and watch various ones to get updated about hardware and its best combinations. This one is really great especially regarding the price to performance chart. But what I think is really missing here is a chart about the power consumption. How many watts I need to get one fps. With increasing costs for electricity and as a heavy gamer I am more interested in this figure. Maybe 50 bugs upfront can save me 200 the next 2 years. What do you think?
I did a lot a lot of research on my gpu but I'm still really feeling quite validated in my choice of the 7800xt (when i can pick it up later this month)
Just got the 4070 ti super yesterday, cant wait to get the rest of my parts, been watching PC builder religiously Jason has basically taught me all i need to know, def would like to see a video on case fan setups and when does one truly need a controller, i’ve been reading up on it a bit and its a bit more technical than i imagined
Exciting! Best wishes on your build and let us know how it goes!
@@PCBuilderChannel will do!
Bought my 7900xt last night. Cant wait to play pc with it 😁
Awesome! Let us know how you like it
Hello, I purchased an RX 6800 for a monitor that can only do 1080 full HD. I'm looking for performance rather than quality, i.e. fast responses from the game server, because I play shooters, especially Warface which, although a game with great content, is known to have problems with player synchronization and possibly servers. What can you tell me about the choice made and any settings that would be recommended. My CPU is a ryzen 5 5600x.
Great content, Not even looking to buy right now but its helpful to have the latest breakdown so when friends and family ask I can be a bit more informed for them
So glad its helpful!! Thanks for sharing it
The RX 6600 will be a great budget card for awhile
I bought it a week ago I'm satisfied
@@dssd7685 yup. Great 1080p card
Built mine in September with a 6950xt and a 7700x with deals from microcenter. Jason ain’t lying. Literally anything I throw at it in 1440p on max settings it just demolishes with ease. I have a 170hz monitor and I find myself needing a 240hz monitor at this point for my shooter games. It would be comfortable at 4k 144hz I’d imagine- just not max settings. It also struggles with raytracing and frame generation and get incredibly hot when doing so, but I don’t need all that junk anyways.
Thats great to hear! Congrats on your build and thank you for sharing
Id get the same if I didnt want RT
@@cosmic_gate476what games you play? RT is cool but I feel losing 75 percent fps performance isn’t worth it. Upscaling would help of course but I digress
I like looking at these videos been looking for a gpu for awhile. All things considered i got a 1070 TI when it was around 500 dollars a long time ago. So its not like even the cheapest options wouldnt be a massive upgrade for me. Gpu still going strong but definately can tell some games are a bit scuffed looking. Still can run new titles like the newest ratchet and clank game with not a lot of issues. Did get the occasional lag or frame drop so its probably a good sign I need to look for an upgrade. But apart from new games, performance is still pretty good and obviously if you have no desire to play new games the 1070 ti will do the job.
This video is perfect for me. I'll admit, I'm not very familiar in the GPU territory right now but I'm trying to keep my eyes open. Currently running on a 6gb 1060 and potentially upgrading this year or the next. My setup doesn't allow for games >1440p and it has been great to see how you break down all the different parameters and considerations.
Glad that worked out and that you found it so useful! Hope you keep enjoying all the content as you plan your upgrade :)
I think it's important to discuss VRAM in more detail than simply "more is better". For example, for the 40 series GPU's Nvidia significantly increased the L2 cache on their cards, which significantly improves performance because the latency to access cache versus VRAM is much lower. By doing that they reduced the requirement for higher VRAM. There are other important considerations such as memory bus width as well that need to be looked at. And then there is what tools report as VRAM usage ... in most cases a game will allocate VRAM based on how much you have just in case it needs it, but just because it is holding the VRAM doesn't mean it will actually use it. So this is why it's important to actually look at the benchmarks and see which card performs better. The 4070 Super is a great card that beats the 7800 XT in most games ... for gaming efficiency (FPS/$) they are essentially tied, given the lower price of the 7800 XT, so both cards are great options. But you shouldn't simply buy the card with the higher VRAM ... that is not a good way to justify a purchase in my opinion.
Agreed. 20gb wow! Gotta buy that one!
Agree with the 4070S, but with 4060/ti, they really throttled the memory bandwidth, justified it with "oh but we increased the cache", and reviewers showed that it didn't help
@@aylim3088I am good with that because it’s based on actual performance data. It also explains why Nvidia added a version with 16GB because they were hoping people will buy the larger number without looking at the performance.
What you say is probably right. But this video meant to give an average perspective on the cards relative peformance, sourced from bencmarks on various games regardless of how much VRAM they allocate. This is something the indivdual has to consider and look at specific game bechmarks, to determin what is needed on their gaming level.
"More VRAM" is better in the sence of the video's goal, which is to secure a stable framrate and detail level on higher resolutions. Of course 16 GB is not needed on 1080p in most games, but given that a lot of recent AAA titles have shown more VRAM usage (EVEN in 1080p - as mentioned in the video), I could imagine some might consider the buffer in case of a further increase in game VRAM recuirements or monitor upgrade. The 7800 XT might be a better deal to some, because of that VRAM leap, over the 4070 super or even the 3080 12GB which is cheaper and has the same level of average peformance.
the only reason nvidia has such low vram is to make the cards obsolete faster so you can buy the new one faster or so they can sell you the same card twice because it has more vram now.
I bought a Strix RTX 4090 OC LC 5 months ago at retail and now they’re goin online for double the msrp because they’re rare, can’t find them anywhere. It’s been solid, it’s a monster… Paired it with a 13900ks on a 360 AIO with 64gb Windows 11 Pro My plan is to rock this for 10 years or more until doing another build.
Epic build.
Hey, Jason!!
I’ve been watching your videos probably since this past Christmas. With the Black Friday sales, I jumped on buying the merc310 7900xt. Something I noticed about a lot of your videos is that you never really mention it. Is there any specific reason? It’s my first switch from nvidia to the AMD platform. I play a lot of Rust and newer games like Warzone, Tarkov and Helldivers.
My personal rig has a 7900XT and I recommend them all the time. Do you mean that specific model? If so, no I don't recommend one model over another in general due to the reasons in the video. Glad to hear that one is serving you well!
@@PCBuilderChannel you’re the best! Sorry I didn’t word that properly. I’ve watched so many of your boost my builds. I felt like for higher tier builds you always suggested the 7900 XTX. And then for mid tier you’d always recommend like at 6900xt or a 7800xt. So I was super worried maybe that maybe the 7900XT was just a “filler” or not as good GPU generation. ♥️ not complaining at all. I’m currently watching all your videos to sort of finish my current build
Great video thanks a bundle. It still pisses me off that the best value per performance cards are very difficult to find like the RTX 3060 Ti and the RX 6700 XT which forces you to choose lackluster cards like the RTX 3060 12GB or the overprice RTX 4070.
No more rx 570 peformance reference?! 😱
Its a new day! (;
Yes it was time to update our criteria for 2024
Most cards play everything at 1440P, but they all stink at ray tracing unless you want to pay for a 4090 which will be matched for 2/3 the price soon enough.
People need to understand Anti-Aliasing is a HUGE resource and barely needed.
The $800+ cards are way under performing for their asking price.
im still on the fence ebetween 4070 ti super vs the 7900 xt for pcvr since i need 4k+ resolutions (also i dont think RT on the amd card is sustainable)
this will hopefully help me with speccing out a desktop when i eventually get around to building one.
Yeah for sure! Thanks so much for your support--go for it!
Man I was so chuffed to get my 12gb 3080 only a year ago and now it's already the minimum requirement for my 1440p monitor!
You'll be fine dude, the 6750 XT has 12 GB and it's pretty even with the 8 GB 3070 overall. Your 12 GB 3080 is very powerful and should you over for a while.
I bought a 4060-ti - that's the one everyone says not to buy - I am super happy with it. Anything else was at least twice the price... 7800xt maybe better bang-for-buck but it's THREE times the money - I can't even afford that!
4060-ti plays today's games on 1440p with Ultra (with DLSS) and that's very much good enough for me, in this economy...
If you're happy Im happy! Thanks for sharing (:
Good for you, enjoy your card, I mean that in a non sarcastic way.👍
Yeah dude! Sometimes I feel people forget that not every country has good prices! Enjoy your games 😀
Because for $100 more or so, you can get a 7800xt which smokes the 4060ti 8gb in both performance and in VRAM. Everything is relative, but the actual price you’re paying for the 4060ti is a total ripoff in my personal opinion.
7800xt 3 times the price of 4060 ti? in my country its like 20% more expensive for 30% more performance
hey JASON. Watching this video under an hour of upload.
May I know if I should get a NVIDIA because some games colours looks good in NVIDIA. Should I consider it a deal brakers?
I've been holding on upgrading the GPU in my primary rig until I see how AMD responds to Nvidias super cards. I've been eyeing the 7900XTX because I need a waterblock & no one seems to make blocks for any Radeon card below the 7900XTX. Also manufacturers seem to gate keep if they are using the reference PCB like it's top secret government info or something.
It should be "Stop buying overpriced CPUs so the prices drop" 😂
2 weeks ago I had an i5-8600k @ 3.6ghz paired with a GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 2070 Super and 16gb ram. It just wasn't cutting these days with a 27" 2k screen.
Now I got a Ryzen 9 7950X3D @ 4.2ghz paired with GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 4090 and 64gb ram. Now, I don't have to worry about anything. Everything is on ULTRA with RayTracing on full blast with a 49" Ultrawide monitor @ 2k. According to 3DMark, the current build is better than 95-99% of all benchmarks without overclocking.
If your'e a gamer and you got the money, just go all in. The worst case scenario is you have to update your CPU in the next few years to finally catch up to your massive GPU.
Congrats on your build!
be rich, noted. thanks for the advice xD
To each his own. Even though I'm somewhat of an enthusiast, if I had that money to piss, it would take hell to freeze over before I throw it at a gaming PC.
you should game on 4k trust me , if you have the money buy another good 4k monitor
I would like the AMD 7900xtx. But that 4080 super looks good too. I am curious on the Battle mage and how that will compare… to wait or not to wait….
Where I live the 7800 xt costs about $550 and the 4070/4070 super cost $670 (yes they cost exactly the same here and did so before the super launched as well). I’m sitting on a 1060 that can’t run some games at all so I can’t wait another year. Probably going with the 4070 super for the better features, energy efficiency and 1440p gaming
I bought a gpu 2 days ago. Let’s see how I did.
What card did you get and how do you like it?
I got the 7800xt Red Devil. Still waiting for all my parts to arrive, hoping to build in the middle of the month :)
Nice I was thinking about getting that exact GPU myself.
I went to Microcenter in December (2023) and bought a used ASUS 4070 Ti TUF Overclocked edition and it feels bad I can’t exchange it for the 4070 Ti super 🥲. Bad timing but it was still an upgrade for me coming from a 2070 super.
Love my ASUS TUF RTX4080 OC but it is a $2000 card in Australia so is not an affordable option for most people.
What is the absolute cheapest 1080p gpu new or used? the rx580? I want some options to hunt for.
I'm still rock the msi gtx 1070. Doing some research what to get to go up to 2k or 4k gaming
In your opinion, if you currently(as of Feb 24) have a GTX 1080 ti (w/ R7 2700x) and you have to money to make the jump to a 4090 today(let’s say a $4-5k full system upgrade), would you go ahead and make the upgrade today or wait for RTX 50? Do you think the improvement from 4090 to 5090 will be worth waiting for?
Im just worried that i will end up with major fomo for RTX 50 exclusive features and be kicking myself 12 months from now.
Thoughts?
New to the channel. Looking to build a PC soon. Just looking at the spreadsheet 13:45 is this correct? The 7800XT says best price $489 in £ that is 387 which sounds like a complete bargain. They currently on sale for like £499 here in the UK. Is that price stated correct? Is it worth picking one up from the US?
It's true but that doesn't completely translate to UK money. Plus remember our prices don't include Taxes because each state has a different one.
What TY said. These prices are correct but they don't include tax as different states have different amounts including some without tax.
Hi jason, I'm going to buy a 4070 Ti super for 1440p ultra and ray tracing gaming and my CPU is Ryzen 7700 (none X), can I be sure that I'm not going to get cpu bottleneck with 7700?
Should be fine with that CPU.
Waited for the 4080 super to come out before making a decision. I am coming from a 3080 10gb that I got lucky enough to get at release at msrp. I went with a 4090 asus tuf at 1,800. Just got it a few days ago. (Went from a 1080 ti, to the 3080 10gb, to the 4090 with a 4k 120 oled.)
Question, in COD MW3 the in game settings Vram max is 8gb. I have a 4090 with 24 gb Vram and a 4k monitor. How do I get the game to use more Vram? Should I increase it in the config file to 1.5 or 2 times the ingame max of 8 gb to utilize more Vram or is the game hard coded to only use 8 gb of Vram.
Higher resolution and using ultra settings use's more Vram
I'm trying to build a new PC and was thinking of a 7800x3d + 7900 xt or xtx. Is it really worth the extra money for the extra x? I currently dont have a 4k monitors or anything like that as they'reo only 1080 but i do stream and want something that is going to last for a good while. Any advice? Thanks for the video man, always entertaining and informative.
Why go for such a strong card, with only a 1080p monitor? If you arent atleast 1440p, then your GPU will bore itself to death. Go buy a new monitor, if you spend that kinda money on a GPU lol
I'm currently looking to upgrade to a Sapphire Pulse RX 6700 XT and the last time I saw one in stock was late December to early January on Amazon. Would you suggest getting a second hand model thats refurbished or a new model on ebay since it might never sell again on Amazon.
If you want that specific model you might be stuck with ebay at this point. But if you expand to other brands you should still be able to get one new. Links in the description
@@PCBuilderChannel okay many thanks I'll be on the look out on eBay for a new one or used one
Somehow i found ur channel before build my pc and based on your vids i go with ryzen 5 5600, 3200mhz 2x8gb ram, msi a850gf psu, and second hand 6700xt hope this enough for next 2 gen gpus
I've been anticipating the limitations with the 10gb buffer on my 3080 FTW3 but it keeps chugging through modern titles on a 1440 ultra wide without breaking a sweat, like it has since day one. I'm sure it'll catch up eventually but I'm hoping for a couple more years at least. Maybe EVGA will be back in the GPU game by then.
i have a 4070ti super but i will think that your 3080 will be at least good for 2-3 years on 1440p
Who?
You have 4070 ti super listed for 4k, would it be severely overkill to buy one for 1440p gaming if you just want to spend some extra to possible extend its lifetime before it's needed to be replaced? the price dif isn't that big here in sweden.
I own a 4070TI (basically a few percent weaker than the TI super) and 4080S. The TI kills 1440p (well I play 3440x1440p) with no issues at all. Alan Wake 2, the last of us, Avatar etc all ran very well. It's a 1440p card, not a 4k card, so yeah, it's going to work great :)
@@born2serve92 thank you, that settles it for me.
@@polo2005 glad to hear it! Frame gen is honestly great too. I hope you enjoy your new card :)
Beware they are massive in size
I don't understand, in the list of Best GPU for 1440p is the least good at the top of the list or at the bottom?
Thank you for your advice in all segments.I’m happy enough with “full HD”in gaming right now.I have an Nvidia GTX 1650 at the time looking for the best grafics card for ultra HD.So thanks again👌😉
I have an i9 10900K with an RTX 2080 Super, looking to upgrade GPU, what would be a good option? under $600
Choosing the 4080 Super over the 7900 XTX is interesting. Is it just basically personal preference at that point rather than performance at 4k?
what are your thoughts on pairinh the 5800x3d and 4070 super?
i know it is not the best to build a new system on the am4 platform at the top option cpu but i believe that i really wont need to upgrade from this point.
Good build. But only if you already have the 5800x3d. If you want to get a overall new build I would go for AM5 instead of AM4
@@RIL3X. I agree. The new 5700X3D would be another option if he doesn't want AM5.
What GPU should I use for 1080p 240hz gaming, I have an i7 9700K with GTX 1060 6GB right now and I would upgrade the GPU. Thanks in advance !
want some help !
i’m looking into a used 4070 FE for 450
used 7900 xtx for 850
or a new 4070 ti super for 900 including tax.
i have a 4k monitor and would love to have dlss
what’s the best move ? leaning on the used 4070 to save on tax, however i would like to play at 4k
4070 is not going to do 4k very well. The TI and TI Super are sort of the " minimum" people would suggest and have plenty of tensor / RT cores for times you need DLSS
I love these videos Jason, they are very informative, just yesterday I took delivery of a 7800XT mainly because I am coming from a laptop with a 1660Ti mobile graphics card and can’t justify the jump to the 4070Ti Super that I actually wanted, but any upgrade to my current set up is a huge upgrade that should last me a good few years :)
Is the 7800xt better than the 4070 though?
@@MxgicPlays depends on the use case, I am not hugely interested in ray tracing or DLSS and vs what I am using at the moment, literally anything is an upgrade 🤣
Hi Jason!
In 3D modelling and rendering and high fps 1440p gaming, should the GPU be prioritized more than the CPU? Depending on your answer, which is a better combo?
Ryzen 9 7900 & RTX 4070 Ti Super
or
Ryzen 7 7700 & RTX 4080 Super
Looking it up online a Strong CPU is good for 3D Modeling so the first combo is good. The X variant of the 7900 is good too.
There should not be any reason a 7700X does not perform well. Both GPUs are fairly powerful, so that is your call. :)
I decided to hold off on my PC build because I want to go with a small form factor pc, Mini ITX. But I cannot use any of your suggestions. It would be really nice if you had a dedicated video on ITX PC build. So it's been taking me quite a bit longer I'm having to do my own research into good equipment for Mini ITX builds
I can try and help you pick out parts if you tell me your budget and what you're using the PC for.
Almost all of these cards will fit into an ITX case, depending in the case you pick.
Liked and subbed. In the process of building a new system, coming from a 3700x and 2070 super... i have a 2080 Ti Amp that I found, just needs new fans. Should I sell the 2080 Ti and invest in a newer GPU?
It’s about as strong as a 3070 but with more VRAM
@@PCBuilderChannel Thanks, that's what I'm thinking... so odd with the 11GB of VRAM, why not 12?
I have an MSI 4080 Super Expert coming Monday. Very excited for it !
thats what I want 2 more weeks at work :(
Any.recommendation of laptop having 16 gb ram with effecient gpu for mainly programming and some side gaming in budget friendly zone ? ❤🤛
Check out Jarrod's Tech. He does Laptop Reviews and in the description of his videos he includes a link to Laptop deals which I believe is updated daily.
I have a desktop with a gddr3, can I install a gddr6? For example.
Would still you recommend 6950 xt? Some retails have them available new for around $550? Or should I just go with a 7800 xt?
Yes they're still good. Their gaming performance is a little better than the 7800XT but has a higher power draw and doesn't include AV1 Encoding which is good for streaming.
Currently on a rtx 2070, I play 1080p but on triples, what GPU should I get for an upgrade, I basically just play Assetto Corsa competizione and Iracing.
Last black friday got a 7800x3d, what would be a good pair around 500/600€
7800XT
hello im planning to build with my gpu tuf or Rog strix RTX 4070ti SUper. which parts should i pair with it? Thanks
7800X3D would be the best! If you don't have that budget 7600 is also a great choice. We have build guides to both on the channel so you can check them out!
I like when you ues the terms low, medium, high budgets, as everybody has a budget, lot just ultra-low budget.
Im looking at getting lightly used rtx 3070 for 250 from a coworker. Is that a good deal?
Even 8GB is slowly not good enoug. Bought a 7600 for my 1080p build and now run into VRAM limit.
So i bought a used 6800 for 300 bucks. Did i get ripped or was that worth it?
I’ve wanted to build a computer for a few years now and recently I started looking at the 6750 xt. I know I’m never gonna have 4K money, and right now have a 1080p ultrawide being run by my laptop 3060 (it’s 130w but still only has 6gb) lol. It seems like a nice gpu for a first build with the ability to move up to 1440p if I want and a good boost to my 1080p gaming now
Hi, awesome video!!!!. Should I pair a 7800xt with a 5 7600 or with a 7 7800x3d? I only want to focus on 1440p gaming. Thank you!!!
Either option is good. Just depends on how much you want to spend.
So I'm upgrading from a 1070 FTW. I have a 1440p monitor (Gigabyte G27Q) and while I probably won't stream, this system upgrade is something I want to hold me over for the next 5 years (as it, itself, has lasted about 5 years) until I'll eventually jump to AM5 and DDR5 with a whole new system in the late 2020s or 2030. As such, I'm going from an R5 2600 to an R5 5600, doubling my ram to 32gb, but IDK what GPU to pick. 7600xt 16gb, save more and get the 7800xt 16gb, go with one of the 6000 series cards at 12gb, or a 7700xt at 12gb.
Or should I wait for 8000 series?
If in the US get a 6750XT. It performs better than the 7600XT and you can find it for the same price as the 7600XT.
Check out our latest video on the channel, its our latest April GPU Market Update video. I think that will help you decide what you need
still have my 1080ti.. it can still deliver, but the fans are running high.. i dont know if a "newer" card would drive more silent.. i like beauty but also silence xD so i dont think my rig is blowing up.