I think you have absolutely now idea of what you're doing and maybe you shouldn't do such videos. Because testing cyberpunk without frame generation is something beyond human logic. You want more FPS, but instead of using a feature that is officially supported by this video card (and one of its selling points) you start reducing the image quality. While turning on frame generation will easily make 80 fps out of 40 fps.
Just upgraded from 3060 Ti to a 4070 Ti Super. Picked up MSI's "Expert" card for $729 during their sale 2 weeks ago. I'm friggen blown away at this performance. 1440p, nothing sweats this GPU on ultra settings. Using a 12700KF, but I ain't stressing about it.
I just ordered a 4070Ti Super 16GB VRAM and I'm hoping my i9 11900kf won't bottleneck it too much at 1440p or 4K. From what I've heard and what the PC build website calculator says, it shouldn't cause much issue as long as I'm not using 1080p, which I won't be.
As a 4070 ti super owner I can say it’s a very capable 4k card. Especially given the Nvidia tools we have in most games. You can customize your settings and get pretty decent fps in most games. I can play cyberpunk with path tracing close to 70 fps by playing with the settings of course. Im happy with it 😊
That’s cutting it close on extreme bottleneck. Depending on your monitor 1440p you’ll be good I’m pretty sure. And if you got it I wanna know how it is. Just got mine and only have a 12700 and 1080p bottlenecks every game with dlss on I have to keep it off on every game which it runs pretty solid anyways.
@pizzahut235 1080P bottlenecks a bit but 1440P and 4K are absolutely fine. I'm getting 99% GPU utilization in pretty much everything other than old games.
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I got my 4007ti Super and 7800x3d last week. I love it alot and considering 4k monitor while i am using a 2k one now. Thanks for the video.
@ShadowGamingPC1 By the way, you dont seem to recommend getting 4k? I have a 2k@75hz. Do you think i should go for a 4k@144hz, 2k@144hz (or even higher hz) or stick with what I have?
for your CPU and GPU I'd go for a 1440p 144hz / 240hz. If you play competitive games I'd be looking for a 240hz possibly 360hz (depending on how serious you are about it and your budget). If you play a mix of games, nothing serious, then a 2K 144 / 165hz is ideal. Edit: you can buy a 4K monitor too, I just don't think is worth it, the quality difference is not worth it for the performance hit in my opinion (unless you have a 4080 super / 4090 GPU)
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@@ShadowGamingPC1 Thanks. Appreciate for the detailed reply!
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@@ShadowGamingPC1 The thing is I wanna buy a white one to match my rig and setup but I dont seem to be able to find a white one with 2k@240hz.
As a photographer and gamer I agree with you about differences the human eye can perceive. I want to believe that 4K/ultra settings are better, but looking at it without knowing what the settings are...I can't tell the difference. I'll always choose performance when the visual difference is not perceptible. Great common sense video! I am hoping for a Black Friday deal on the 4070 Ti Super to complete my new PC build. It's the last component I need to get.
@@Genesis.1-1 thanks for the support man! I don’t know if the 4070 ti super will be at a lower price tomorrow, but let’s hope :) I’ll send you the cheapest model that I can find tomorrow if you want
ive never seen the difference between 1440p and 4k and the amount of money required to game at 4k just isnt worth it in the grand scheme of things, 1440p is just the easy go to for a "max" settings type of playstyle for singleplayer and multiplayer games.
Here in india, 4070 ti super is 950$(80k inr) and 7900xt is 820-850$(70k inr) depending on model. I have built a igpu(r5 7600) setup as of now and saving for gpu. What you think should be good value here🥲 All cards prices at cheapest model possible 7900 gre - 620$(52k inr) 4070 ti - 760$(65k inr) 7900 xt - - 820$(70k inr) 4070 Ti Super - 950$(80k inr) 7900 xtx -1090$(93k inr) 4080 Super -1200$(100k inr)💀 4090 -2600$(220k inr) 💀🫘
If your priority is all gaming 7900 XT Upscalers or RTX shouldnt be priority. If you do genuine work (unlikely, considering your channel, even if you just started neither side would give you the most benefit, learn first) like video editing above 2K or 3D rendering 4070TiS (NVIDIA is usually always better for those tasks but AMD can also get your job done, just NVIDIA will provide them ost advantage with CUDA cores) Oh also, 7900 XT and 4070Ti/super will most likely be bottlenecked by your CPU, if those 2's great performance is not that important and you could save a little more by getting a cheaper card, consider 7900 gre or 4070S instead (both are amazing for 2K too)
Just picked up the 9800x3d bundle from microcenter for $650, sold my old am4 system for $300 then put all of that into a new gigabyte aero oc 4070 ti super. Now I’m debating getting a 1440p monitor or a 4k monitor…
Here am I playing the Division 2 @4k maxed setting and getting around 95 fps... which looks smooth as butter on my LG ultragear 950 gt... on my Colorful 4070ti
Completely dependent on the display you use. I use a 65" LG C3, you notice resolution differences more on a larger display. I've a 4090 and it struggles with 4K at a decent frame rate without upscaling or frame gen trickery. The 4070 Ti Super is really a 1440 card.
I have a 4080 super with an 7800x3d cpu and I run 1440p ultra wide oled 3440/ 1440 I also have an LG oled 4k tv the picture quality is really not a big difference from 1440 to 4k but the fps takes a hit. I prefer 1440 it’s a pretty picture with high frames
Would the performance be similar to the rtx 4070? I'm debating whether to get the Alienware AW3225QF(4k), or the AW2725DF(1440p), both OLEDS but I think I just want a bigger screen, any thoughts?
My frame dropped from 198ish to around 125 ish going from 1440p to 4k. Def can play without issue but can benefit from upgrade. Bro let me see that gpu for sec, I will let you know 😂😂😂
Can I utlize this graphics card for both high performance 4k 120fps when at the highest graphics and performance settings on fortnite? Is this card good for both High gaming performance depending on the game and content creation for a $1600 gaming pc? What are some cpu recomendations to pair with this graphics card?
@ when I mean highest graphics I mean like 4k 120fps on Fortnite pushed at the max with Dlss or even better without dlss? Also I’ll look into the ryzen 7 7700x cpu.
I have a 4080 super with an 7800x3d cpu and I run 1440p ultra wide oled 3440/ 1440 I also have an LG oled 4k tv the picture quality is really not a big difference from 1440 to 4k but the fps takes a hit. I prefer 1440 it’s a pretty picture with high frames
brother it clearly can't handle ray tracing native if it couldn't handle ultra native. 90% of the people don't use it anyway, so I test settings that people use.
I have a 4070tiS - it can do passable 4k, buts its thing is amazing 2k with RT But it never makes sense to me when reviewers focus on component's. Sure it's clickbait, but CPU / GPU / Monitor = core system. The value proposition is a combination of these 3 things. So a great review would ask the question "what's the best value for money 4K core system in late 2024"? The answer is AMD + MSI. if you want RT, that's a different question. That's AMD, 4080s & ASUS.
should wait for 5080 instead if you are spending that much already. this is why in every content we have, 4070TiS is okay but if you would spend more go 50 series
@ 5080 would probably be out of 1.2k range, and definitely not accessible till about half year post release, meanwhile 4080 is going even lower bc of 50s release, definitely the better card for people of that budget that’s trying to tap 4k
@@lsnexus2080 and according to rumors 5080 and 90 will both be even more expensive than 4080/90 when released, that’s definitely way out of people who considered 4070ti super’s budget
Trying to get this card to do 4K is electronic abuse. My TI Super lives an easy life. Yes, I crank up the settings to Ludicrous but I limit the FPS to 100-120. The GPU chugs along at 70-80% utilization and I get the smoothest gameplay ever. Be good to your stuff.
I dont know why you wouldnt use DLSS and Frame Gen on every title that it's available on when playing at 4k. I've been doing just that and the performance has been phenonomenal. I paid the nvidia tax exactly so I can use those technologies.
4k is worth it depending on your screen size. I'm used to playing and doing work on a 42" lg 42C3 and it's so much better. If you only use a 27" then you won't notice the difference between 1440p and 4k.
I don’t agree, I think the 7900 xt is better value wise for gaming yes, but $600 for a 4070 ti super would be impossible, even the 7900 xt is more expensive than that and is not the better GPU overall. But if the 4070 ti super would cost $670 - $700 it would be so much better :)
@@ShadowGamingPC1 7900xt is not more than $600. They're only getting cheaper and i got mine for that shipped for free a few months back. It has a much larger memory bus and more vram. Also more rasterization power. If you don't care about RT its a better card. And cheaper by a long shot.
I think 7900xt is the better deal at around $600. Especially if you could care less about RT. Larger memory bus, more Vram, More raw rasterization sometimes almost rivaling a 4080.
@AGENTEN-ry6lr lol I said sometimes rivaling a 4080. Call of duty a perfect example. The difference with these cards comes down to caring about rt for the few games that it makes a difference in. Other than that the 7900xt shits on the 4070tisuper. These are realistically 1440 cards and don't need upscaling. Personally I prefer native over dlss. That's preference. I find fsr to be sharper at the these resolutions when using quality presets. Again preference. But you can't argue the 7900xt having much more vram and a much larger memory bus making far more capable at 4k if you do choose. And by default the more future proof card.
@@Lockwood360 You are coping hard. The difference in rasterized performance between the 4070 Ti Super and the 7900 XT amounts to less than 5% on average, which is absolutely meaningless. Both GPUs will require Upscaling in more demanding titles, there won't be a single instance where the 7900 XT will be able to pull off Native while the 4070 Ti Super won't, that's just pure delusional thinking. FSR "looking sharper" than DLSS is absolute nonsense not worthy of being addressed. The extra VRAM is also meaningless when both GPUs have more than enough VRAM to not have to worry about it for years to come. Having more VRAM than you can utilize has literally ZERO impact on performance, and by the time games actually start requiring more than 16GBs of VRAM, both of these GPUs will lack the raw power to deliver respectable performance anyway. The 4070 Ti Super is, objectively, the better GPU. It offers better Ray Tracing performance, the only playable Path Tracing experience, it consumes less Power, has a better Upscaler, better VR/Streaming support, CUDA and a more widespread feature set. The only meaningful advantage of the 7900 XT is its price, that's it.
@@verde5738 lol did that hit you personally? I don't think you have either card because no you don't need to upscale even in the most demanding titles. I play native 1440 anything. The upscaling is indeed subjective bud :) dlss is blurry AF to me a lot of times.ita just what you prefer. I own a 4070 as well..I'm gonna buy something new when they all release. I'm not "coping" lmao.
Imagine calling someone clown behind a screen because I did not test RT (most people don't use it btw) brother you need love in your life, go out, see the sun :)
@ShadowGamingPC1 Most people buying nvidia use it. You are a GPU benchmark channel you should definitely test RT. If you refuse to, yes, you are a dumb pathetic clown and your channel is a joke
What do you think about the RTX 4070 Ti Super?
Nah 4080 super for 4k baby
A very well balanced GPU.
Thank you for giving me the push I needed for 4080 super on my first build. Thanks!
@@SaintSTXiongyou’re building a pc now? you should really wait as the 5090/5080 is rumored to drop in 2 months
I think you have absolutely now idea of what you're doing and maybe you shouldn't do such videos. Because testing cyberpunk without frame generation is something beyond human logic. You want more FPS, but instead of using a feature that is officially supported by this video card (and one of its selling points) you start reducing the image quality. While turning on frame generation will easily make 80 fps out of 40 fps.
Just upgraded from 3060 Ti to a 4070 Ti Super. Picked up MSI's "Expert" card for $729 during their sale 2 weeks ago. I'm friggen blown away at this performance. 1440p, nothing sweats this GPU on ultra settings. Using a 12700KF, but I ain't stressing about it.
My 4070ti does the same thing at 4k on every game, nothing new..
729 for msi expert ti super is great value that card is around over 950 dollars in country
@Anglo-Brit@Anglo-Brit cool, great addition to the conversation.
I just ordered a 4070Ti Super 16GB VRAM and I'm hoping my i9 11900kf won't bottleneck it too much at 1440p or 4K. From what I've heard and what the PC build website calculator says, it shouldn't cause much issue as long as I'm not using 1080p, which I won't be.
How high power supply unit do you use?
As a 4070 ti super owner I can say it’s a very capable 4k card. Especially given the Nvidia tools we have in most games. You can customize your settings and get pretty decent fps in most games. I can play cyberpunk with path tracing close to 70 fps by playing with the settings of course. Im happy with it 😊
Is that with frame generation?
Hoping the 4070Ti Super i just picked up for Black Friday won't have any issues with my i9 11900kf at 1440p and 4K.
That’s cutting it close on extreme bottleneck. Depending on your monitor 1440p you’ll be good I’m pretty sure. And if you got it I wanna know how it is. Just got mine and only have a 12700 and 1080p bottlenecks every game with dlss on I have to keep it off on every game which it runs pretty solid anyways.
@pizzahut235 1080P bottlenecks a bit but 1440P and 4K are absolutely fine. I'm getting 99% GPU utilization in pretty much everything other than old games.
I got my 4007ti Super and 7800x3d last week. I love it alot and considering 4k monitor while i am using a 2k one now.
Thanks for the video.
love that combo man! thanks for watching
@ShadowGamingPC1 By the way, you dont seem to recommend getting 4k?
I have a 2k@75hz. Do you think i should go for a 4k@144hz, 2k@144hz (or even higher hz) or stick with what I have?
for your CPU and GPU I'd go for a 1440p 144hz / 240hz. If you play competitive games I'd be looking for a 240hz possibly 360hz (depending on how serious you are about it and your budget). If you play a mix of games, nothing serious, then a 2K 144 / 165hz is ideal. Edit: you can buy a 4K monitor too, I just don't think is worth it, the quality difference is not worth it for the performance hit in my opinion (unless you have a 4080 super / 4090 GPU)
@@ShadowGamingPC1 Thanks. Appreciate for the detailed reply!
@@ShadowGamingPC1 The thing is I wanna buy a white one to match my rig and setup but I dont seem to be able to find a white one with 2k@240hz.
owner of a 4070ti super and YES IT CAN
As a photographer and gamer I agree with you about differences the human eye can perceive. I want to believe that 4K/ultra settings are better, but looking at it without knowing what the settings are...I can't tell the difference. I'll always choose performance when the visual difference is not perceptible. Great common sense video! I am hoping for a Black Friday deal on the 4070 Ti Super to complete my new PC build. It's the last component I need to get.
@@Genesis.1-1 thanks for the support man! I don’t know if the 4070 ti super will be at a lower price tomorrow, but let’s hope :) I’ll send you the cheapest model that I can find tomorrow if you want
@@ShadowGamingPC1 That would be awesome...Thanks!
@@Genesis.1-1 amzn.to/4gsRe8z here brother
I went with the RTX 4070 Ti super, with the 5700 x3d and have been loving it. It's a beast of a card. Great Video keep up the good work. =^-^=
love that!!! thanks bro :)
Mine comes today and I'm running the same CPU, can't wait!
ive never seen the difference between 1440p and 4k and the amount of money required to game at 4k just isnt worth it in the grand scheme of things, 1440p is just the easy go to for a "max" settings type of playstyle for singleplayer and multiplayer games.
Here in india, 4070 ti super is 950$(80k inr) and 7900xt is 820-850$(70k inr) depending on model. I have built a igpu(r5 7600) setup as of now and saving for gpu. What you think should be good value here🥲
All cards prices at cheapest model possible
7900 gre - 620$(52k inr)
4070 ti - 760$(65k inr)
7900 xt - - 820$(70k inr)
4070 Ti Super - 950$(80k inr)
7900 xtx -1090$(93k inr)
4080 Super -1200$(100k inr)💀
4090 -2600$(220k inr) 💀🫘
If you dont care about ray-tracing. 7900gre
I got 4070 super for 55k inr (640$)
If your priority is all gaming 7900 XT
Upscalers or RTX shouldnt be priority.
If you do genuine work (unlikely, considering your channel, even if you just started neither side would give you the most benefit, learn first) like video editing above 2K or 3D rendering 4070TiS (NVIDIA is usually always better for those tasks but AMD can also get your job done, just NVIDIA will provide them ost advantage with CUDA cores)
Oh also, 7900 XT and 4070Ti/super will most likely be bottlenecked by your CPU, if those 2's great performance is not that important and you could save a little more by getting a cheaper card, consider 7900 gre or 4070S instead (both are amazing for 2K too)
@@SixPiecez bro said XT not GRE 💀
@@atgwiuzwhere and how
Just picked up the 9800x3d bundle from microcenter for $650, sold my old am4 system for $300 then put all of that into a new gigabyte aero oc 4070 ti super. Now I’m debating getting a 1440p monitor or a 4k monitor…
1440p high refresh rate
4k isn't worth the performance loss unless you're playing only very non-demanding games.
Here am I playing the Division 2 @4k maxed setting and getting around 95 fps... which looks smooth as butter on my LG ultragear 950 gt... on my Colorful 4070ti
Completely dependent on the display you use. I use a 65" LG C3, you notice resolution differences more on a larger display.
I've a 4090 and it struggles with 4K at a decent frame rate without upscaling or frame gen trickery. The 4070 Ti Super is really a 1440 card.
Still have little faith in AMD drivers over NVidia....
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Is it worth it with rtx 4070 ti super pair with ryzen 7 7800x3d with a ultrawide monitor 3440x1440?
I have a 4080 super with an 7800x3d cpu and I run 1440p ultra wide oled 3440/ 1440 I also have an LG oled 4k tv the picture quality is really not a big difference from 1440 to 4k but the fps takes a hit. I prefer 1440 it’s a pretty picture with high frames
Would the performance be similar to the rtx 4070? I'm debating whether to get the Alienware AW3225QF(4k), or the AW2725DF(1440p), both OLEDS but I think I just want a bigger screen, any thoughts?
no 4070 would not handle 4k good like the 4070ti super and the 4070 super is a better buy or card than the standard 4070
it would not be similar to the 4070, the Ti Super is quite faster
What did u get. Only issue with the 4070 super is the 12gb vram
My frame dropped from 198ish to around 125 ish going from 1440p to 4k. Def can play without issue but can benefit from upgrade. Bro let me see that gpu for sec, I will let you know 😂😂😂
You're definitely not playing many, if any, demanding games.
Can I utlize this graphics card for both high performance 4k 120fps when at the highest graphics and performance settings on fortnite? Is this card good for both High gaming performance depending on the game and content creation for a $1600 gaming pc? What are some cpu recomendations to pair with this graphics card?
highest graphics or performance mode? I did not get that part. This card is good enough yes, for $1600 I'd go for a Ryzen 7 7700x CPU
@ when I mean highest graphics I mean like 4k 120fps on Fortnite pushed at the max with Dlss or even better without dlss? Also I’ll look into the ryzen 7 7700x cpu.
I have a 4080 super with an 7800x3d cpu and I run 1440p ultra wide oled 3440/ 1440 I also have an LG oled 4k tv the picture quality is really not a big difference from 1440 to 4k but the fps takes a hit. I prefer 1440 it’s a pretty picture with high frames
The GPU is a 1440p monster.
how do we use the promo code for a personal pc recomendation ?
in the checkout page, there's an option to use the promo code
I noticed in Cyberpunk, you didn't enable any raytracing.
What kind of test is this without raytracing?
brother it clearly can't handle ray tracing native if it couldn't handle ultra native. 90% of the people don't use it anyway, so I test settings that people use.
@@ShadowGamingPC1what an idiot everyone that buys nvidia uses raytracing
How's temps with asus dual 4070ti suepr?
I have a 4070tiS - it can do passable 4k, buts its thing is amazing 2k with RT
But it never makes sense to me when reviewers focus on component's. Sure it's clickbait, but CPU / GPU / Monitor = core system.
The value proposition is a combination of these 3 things. So a great review would ask the question "what's the best value for money 4K core system in late 2024"?
The answer is AMD + MSI. if you want RT, that's a different question. That's AMD, 4080s & ASUS.
Who know i bought 4070 ti super msi 3x ventus oc my gpu prduction in july all People says 5 % slower my gpu too or not
just go for 4080 super tbh
should wait for 5080 instead if you are spending that much already. this is why in every content we have, 4070TiS is okay but if you would spend more go 50 series
@ 5080 would probably be out of 1.2k range, and definitely not accessible till about half year post release, meanwhile 4080 is going even lower bc of 50s release, definitely the better card for people of that budget that’s trying to tap 4k
@@Izanatte 5080 is going out on january :)
@@lsnexus2080 exactly, which means 4080 will be even more affordable, plus good luck getting a 5080/90 within 6 month of release, unless u overpay ofc
@@lsnexus2080 and according to rumors 5080 and 90 will both be even more expensive than 4080/90 when released, that’s definitely way out of people who considered 4070ti super’s budget
Trying to get this card to do 4K is electronic abuse.
My TI Super lives an easy life.
Yes, I crank up the settings to Ludicrous but I limit the FPS to 100-120.
The GPU chugs along at 70-80% utilization and I get the smoothest gameplay ever.
Be good to your stuff.
4080 isnt enough for 4k soon ebough due to lack of vram AND crappy optimization that lazy developers resort to especially nowadays
I dont know why you wouldnt use DLSS and Frame Gen on every title that it's available on when playing at 4k. I've been doing just that and the performance has been phenonomenal. I paid the nvidia tax exactly so I can use those technologies.
Just for 1440p then
it is ideal for 1440p, but can run 4K too :)
4060ti for 1440p no need for nothing else. Or base 4070 is all use need for 1440p
4k is worth it depending on your screen size. I'm used to playing and doing work on a 42" lg 42C3 and it's so much better. If you only use a 27" then you won't notice the difference between 1440p and 4k.
it should cost 600 at most . 7900xt is the better deal .
I don’t agree, I think the 7900 xt is better value wise for gaming yes, but $600 for a 4070 ti super would be impossible, even the 7900 xt is more expensive than that and is not the better GPU overall. But if the 4070 ti super would cost $670 - $700 it would be so much better :)
@@ShadowGamingPC1 7900xt is not more than $600. They're only getting cheaper and i got mine for that shipped for free a few months back. It has a much larger memory bus and more vram. Also more rasterization power. If you don't care about RT its a better card. And cheaper by a long shot.
@@Lockwood360it is about 650$ lowest so it is more than 600 haven’t seen price drops at all yet
@@hector-tp3pv look harder. Iv seen it even below $600 a few times. Personally paid $600 shipped. For mine a few months back.
@@hector-tp3pv I got mine for $600 shipped. Iv seen them at $550..
I think 7900xt is the better deal at around $600. Especially if you could care less about RT. Larger memory bus, more Vram, More raw rasterization sometimes almost rivaling a 4080.
nah, id personally take a 4070ti super over a 7900xt, a 4080super totally shits on a 7900xt wtf.
@AGENTEN-ry6lr lol I said sometimes rivaling a 4080. Call of duty a perfect example. The difference with these cards comes down to caring about rt for the few games that it makes a difference in. Other than that the 7900xt shits on the 4070tisuper. These are realistically 1440 cards and don't need upscaling. Personally I prefer native over dlss. That's preference. I find fsr to be sharper at the these resolutions when using quality presets. Again preference. But you can't argue the 7900xt having much more vram and a much larger memory bus making far more capable at 4k if you do choose. And by default the more future proof card.
@@Lockwood360 You are coping hard.
The difference in rasterized performance between the 4070 Ti Super and the 7900 XT amounts to less than 5% on average, which is absolutely meaningless. Both GPUs will require Upscaling in more demanding titles, there won't be a single instance where the 7900 XT will be able to pull off Native while the 4070 Ti Super won't, that's just pure delusional thinking. FSR "looking sharper" than DLSS is absolute nonsense not worthy of being addressed. The extra VRAM is also meaningless when both GPUs have more than enough VRAM to not have to worry about it for years to come. Having more VRAM than you can utilize has literally ZERO impact on performance, and by the time games actually start requiring more than 16GBs of VRAM, both of these GPUs will lack the raw power to deliver respectable performance anyway.
The 4070 Ti Super is, objectively, the better GPU. It offers better Ray Tracing performance, the only playable Path Tracing experience, it consumes less Power, has a better Upscaler, better VR/Streaming support, CUDA and a more widespread feature set.
The only meaningful advantage of the 7900 XT is its price, that's it.
@@verde5738 lol did that hit you personally? I don't think you have either card because no you don't need to upscale even in the most demanding titles. I play native 1440 anything. The upscaling is indeed subjective bud :) dlss is blurry AF to me a lot of times.ita just what you prefer. I own a 4070 as well..I'm gonna buy something new when they all release. I'm not "coping" lmao.
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thank you so much!
it can, but its a 1440p gpu, an absolute perfect 1440p gpu.
Listen if you want 4k gaming, get yourself a big boy (4090)
not everyone wan to spend 2000!!!!
@@FeherViktor-zl8bm I mean its expensive but theres nothing that really compares to it.
mb
Turn on ray tracing in your benchmark clown
Imagine calling someone clown behind a screen because I did not test RT (most people don't use it btw) brother you need love in your life, go out, see the sun :)
@ShadowGamingPC1 Most people buying nvidia use it. You are a GPU benchmark channel you should definitely test RT. If you refuse to, yes, you are a dumb pathetic clown and your channel is a joke
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