Also, I enjoyed reading your PC World article “Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 Ti vs. RTX 3060 Ti and Radeon RX 6700 XT: Fight!” I figured I would mention it now since I forgot to a couple months back. :)
All this time Classical Technology wrote for PC World? I clicked on the link of all the articles you have written for PC World in your about section, you've been doing this for a while! Dope. You should put the link in your video description for more engagement. Have you been on the PC World podcast? I've only just started watching their live streams this year.
A friend of mine is into 3d rendering and he was looking for an upgrade. He had an AMD Ryzen 5 3600 and an RX 560. he was thinking about getting a ryzen 7 and whatever was available for a gpu. I simply told him to get the 4060 ti 16GB. Couldn't be happier. I don't know why the internet hates this card you get the same performance with near HALF the power consumption. Unless someone else pays for your bills, get a life and stop bitching out over this card. it's not like you need to game at 4k ultra at 300 fps to be good in a game.
Hi, I'm planning a pc for 3d, editing, vfx etc only art/content creation, no gaming at all. To get 16gb vram in higher end card i need to spend almost double the price of 4060ti 16gb. I want to buy 4060ti 16gb for it's vram to use in 3d rendering and texturing. Does it use the entire 16 gb ram during complex renders or 128 bit bus limits it?
Facts!!!!!! Currently have a 3060 12gb and for longest wanted to upgrade to 4060 TI 12gb I’ve been contemplating the longest if that was the right choice and I just now decided to pull the trigger on the pro art 4060TI. Got it for a steal on eBay👍
@@Username27288 i wouldn't recommend going from a 3060 ti 12gb to a 4060 ti 16gb, the performance boost isn't that big. but if you managed to get it for a low price and sold the 3060 then it's reasonable
i think you did a fantastic job at showcasing this card in a real world scenario running games not benchmarks and tech numbers, because i wanna see how it looks and plays. thank you so much i subscribed and thumbs up for this rare real video.
- 4070: I'm powerful like my nice super car. - 4060 Ti 16GB: yes, you have to compensate due to your tiny -sausage- RAM. Meanwhile I'm driving a golf car because my 16 inches of...RAM needs a long golf bag to fit in. Your mom likes it when we play together some games.
The graphics card is trash. But people who have no idea will think 16GB is better than 12GB like the 4070. They won't understand that it only has a 128-bit bus. Basically, laypeople are being scammed. Even the 3070 with 8GB is better than the 4060ti with 16GB.
@josephgonzalez1087 "Real world scenario" And game benchmarks are not? What are you smoking? Shoot, that's just willful ignorance at this point. Go ahead and buy it, why not? Let Nvidia r/ape you up the butt like the goood consumer you are. 🤣
Man I felt the same way when I upgraded. Had a 3060Ti Strix 8gb. I paid 650 for it. Found a 3090 for 760. Turning everything to max settings has been my dream forever it feels exactly like the lottery
the real problem is the price...no one should pay 550+ bucks for a xx60... but hey let's get the xx60s to 1000+ price range cause we are enthusiast and we can afford it 🎉
i've been in the market for a 4060 ti 16gb (especially since the price drop!) and have been looking at the asus dual card specifically. I've watched atleast 5 other videos reviewing the card and I must say I really enjoy the fact that you got straight to the meat and potatoes and approached this strictly from a consumer who hasn't paid any attention to hooplah. I'm on a 1080p res screen, 5900x/3060 12gb and struggle with some games maxed out so I can't wait to see what this thing does once I get it in my hands and pop it in my build!
@@gjonezin @revenger681 I actually winded up getting a great deal on an asus rog strix 4070ti through my employments allotment program, I'm supposed to get a new 1440p monitor for xmas from my wife so i'll update then with performance updates but so far its a cool quiet beast!
@@big-b3066 Bro same I also got the 4060Ti 16gb twin edge zotac coming from a gigabyte 1660 (non-ti) and the performance uplift is massive , the VRAM is great on this card which helps really helps in stable diffusion and I got this for 430 $ in exchange of my 1660 !!
I bought my 4060TI 16gb Spider-Man version over the holidays for $429 and am quite happy with my purchase. I didn't want to settle for previous generation technology and really don't need a more powerful gaming pc or need to spend more money. I really had to overlook a lot 4060 bashing reviews so really appreciate your balanced review. Thanks! Jan 2024
@@TheTryingDutchman 429$ is perhaps the most this card should sell for, so at least there is a silver lining here. There is a good reason this set of XX60 teir cards are bashed to this degree even ignoring price, namely the skimping on Bus width, and the continued marginalization of lower tier cards for artificial differentiation.
The graphics card is trash. But people who have no idea will think 16GB is better than 12GB like the 4070. They won't understand that it only has a 128-bit bus. Basically, laypeople are being scammed. Even the 3070 with 8GB is better than the 4060ti with 16GB.
Hello @AcidBubba. Surprised to get your reply this morning and thought I would give an update. I have now used the 4060 ti 16gb for eight months and am completely happy with this gpu. Zero problems, plays all my games well and no crashes. I believe this is "A Question of Balance." I have an 11th gen Intel I5 processor, Z series MSI motherboard, 1080 24" fast monitor, 32 gb 3200 ram and NO overclocking! Turns out the 11th gen processor is wonderful, best cpu I have ever had with no problems. So, I am an older game player, playing games that are at least one year old (to get decent discount pricing), and still playing games like Flight Simulator, Mass Effect Legendary, and Fallout 4. I do have some newer games and they play fine. I think there are many people out there that have read the specs on the 4060 ti (especially the 16gb) and decided yes, 128-bit bus vs.192-bit bus is a compromise, but one that works vs. price (and realistic performance), for my particular system. Again, for me it's "A Question of Balance." Happy Gaming and thanks for saving the world, along with me, in games like Skyrim, Mass Effect and Fallout!
Hey man, it’s been a minute since you put this video out there, but I just discovered it when I was looking around for a reasonably priced replacement for my 2080 Super which died recently. I was on the fence about the 4060 Ti, even though it really hit the performance/price sweet spot for my needs. After seeing so many reviews complaining about it, I was surprised by your take. But you covered all the stuff I really needed to know about the card, and this video was a major part of my decision to buy one. I am very happy with the 4060 Ti 16 GB I bought last week! Thank you for an honest take on real world performance of this card. I really appreciate it!
I bought an Asus Dual RTX 4060 Ti 16GB around Black Friday for $405 USD, and I'm super happy with it. Upgraded from an RTX 3060, which has since been repurposed into a secondary build I'd been scrapping together for a work and media server PC. This 4060 TI consistently impresses. It's delivered about a 30-40% performance increase for me, depending on the game, all while drawing *less* power than the 3060 did. It's launch price of $500 was too high IMO, but at $400 I think it's an easy GPU to recommend. I'd avoid the 8GB variant though unless it drops below $350. This GPU wants more than just 8GB of VRAM to really stretch its legs.
@@awesomeit1969 Agreed, I'd absolutely recommend it for that use. I do want to mention however that I recently upgraded to a 4K OLED and am surprised how big of a problem it turned out to be for my performance. I figured if I ran games using DLSS Performance setting, which renders at 1080p internally then upscales to 4K, that I'd get 1080p-like performance. This is not the case, unfortunately. It seems the 128-bit bus really meets it's bandwidth limitations at that point, and I'm getting around 40% less FPS than I would playing at native res on a 1080p monitor - which I also tested. Kind of a bummer, but yeah, 1440p monitors and below are definitely a good match for this GPU.
I hate it how people are hating the card. I know the price is bit higher however you are getting new generation card with all the modern technologies. Like Frame generation, DLSS. I completely love the 4060ti 16gb version cause in the near future, 16gb gonna feel less. Bought this card last week. Tbh im quite satisfied with the card.
For Stable Diffusion and other AI work this is going to just perfect. I'm buying this for that exact use case. For 500€ what's out there that has 16Gb Vram? Nothing...
Only offerings are a770 16gb and 7800 xt, a770 probably has too much issues and the 7800 xt which uses rocm still isn't polished to it's fullest extent so it's definitely the best bet for ai
All they needed to do was shift the price and maybe the names for the 4060s. The 4060 should have been a 4050/Ti, the 4060 Ti 8GB should have been the 4060, and the 16gb Ti should have been just the 4060 Ti. Priced at 250, 300, and 399.
@@shyainexx7136 the same performance for 1080p games, today, yes. For stable diffusion, some professional applications, 1440p games and future games (given the recent trends), no. If you filter out clickbait videos "4060 is trash" there are reviews that fairly compare 4060 ti 8GB and 16GB, the difference is measurable. Does it justify the 500€ price tag? No, of course not. But the 16GB are not pointless. Personally I would buy it for 400€ in a heartbeat
RTX 4060 TI + DLSS 3 capability is the future + Strong Ray Tracing performance + Excellent 1080p performance (100 fps on average at Tom's Hardware) + Competitive 1440p performance (75 fps on average at Tom's Hardware) + 32 MB L2 Cache (grants effective 554 GB/s bandwith) + Low power consumption (160W TDP) + Reliable 8-pin power adapter + HDMI 2.1 Connector + Compact physical size + New, launched on May 24th, 2023 If you play 2-5 yo games, you'll easily gets high fps and very streamlined gameplay on highest settings. If you play new games, you can actually enable Ray Tracing. If you play future AAA games, DLSS 3 will help you out. Only problem is 4K resolution, but then again, not any €400 GPU can handle such a high resolution.
Lumen + Nanite are the future. DLSS is just a stop gap to bandage over what a card lacks, like low VRAM. HDMI standards have become muddled, which is DisplayPort is the future.
I totally get the price frustration on these cards but man its nice to finally find such an unbiased review lol i mean lets all ignore the obvious inflation affecting every single market. the price of everything suggs rn
I just replaced my 3070 with 4060ti 16gb and all i can say is i dont have regrets as i can now max out every game on 1080 and 1440p(dldsr) and also advantage of dlss 3
4060 Ti 16GB is a great entry level graphics card, the problem is that NVIDIA decided they'd bump entry price up to 500 USD, which is way too much. Just like this review said, if it was a 400 dollar MSRP I don't think anyone would have even said anything. You get 16GB to handle high quality textures, the latest NVENC/NVDEC which support AV1 finally, and DLSS/AI on its tensor cores. This is a card that can do ray tracing at playable framerates on 1440, and that's previously been limited to 800 and up elite/niche cards. Since AMD can't really deliver on the ray-tracing or DLSS, there really isn't much competition for NVIDIA, and they know it. Sure, if you're willing to sacrifice those you can get a better value with AMD today.
The 8gb should've just been discontinued with this one taking its place including price. Glad they're actually doing that with the super series refresh, not just letting people buy inferior versions of the same thing.
A 4090 is almost 2 grand??? And people don't bash it? It doesn't make sense EVERYTHING is overpriced. The 16g 4060 ti is great, I upgraded from the 3050 and couldn't be happier
Thank you for the great video! I’m building a system here soon, just waiting on a few extra parts! So far I’ve got the gigabyte version of the 4060 ti 16gb, AMD ryzen 7 7800x3d , b650 motherboard and Corsair rm850 PSU, and I’ve been hearing a lot of bad things about the GPU! I was getting nervous but this video definitely made me feel a little better about my purchase! Thank you for a very informative video!
As a consumer, i will always want a product at a lower price. But things doesn’t work that way. I am a web developer and trying to running AI models locally on my PC. I am looking for a Nvidia card with as much vram i can get in a reasonable price. We focus so much on the aspect of gaming, we forget that GPU are also used in the world of 3d rendering, Video rendering and running AI models locally. AMD and Intel GPUs dont do well in Blender and Especially in running and training AI models. In my budget range rtx 3060 is the only GPU with 12GB vram. I need more vram and only rtx4060 TI 16 GB offers that. If AMD could have done the AI jobs like a Nvdia card can do, i would have no problem picking up a AMD gpu. No offense but NVDIA cards with more vram will charge more money in the future as long AI is there and no other cards come to the rescue.
As someone doing animations and also likes playing around with AI the 4060 TI with 16GB is a godsend. Is it the best option in this price range if you only do gaming? Nah. Do you besides gaming also like playing around with AI, Video Editing, After Effects etc? Then its your #1 choice, especially now that you can get it for around 400 bucks.
Great review, I've watched a lot of video's about this GPU and tbh most of them sound like asshats slagging this card off because, one: it's a lower tier card, and two: it's not a 4090. Your video review doesn't depend on the overblown technical jargon or big words trying to sound like a pompous git know-it-all out to impress those including myself, who really doesn't care less about the meaning of half of the technical terms used anyway and who is just seeking an honest opinion. Your casual and relaxed approach has more than convinced me and judging by most of the replies here, to go out and buy one for my aging PCIe 3.0 dinosaur motherboard and retire my 2070s. Keep this approach and humble attitude. Subbed! Thanks for sharing!
I use an i5 - 13400F with my PNY Nvidia geforce RTX 4060 ti (16 Gb)($459.00) It runs anything I throw at it! I never listen to anybody and just use it! Plays great and strong!
I enjoy mine rtx 4060 ti 8GB, for 2560x1080 is best GPU for its price, period, 50% more expensive 7800xt has worse raytracing performance uses 3 times more watts and where is FSR3?
I mean with the 7800xt coming soon for the same price it makes this card look even worse, i would never tell someone to waste $ on this thing unless they want to give team green money that badly.
I had an i7 6700k/ GTX 1070 since 2106. Last month I upgraded to an i5 12600k / 4060ti 16GB and DDR5 ram. Im super happy with it and glad I gave it a chance. If you own a 3060ti it's not worth upgrading and that's why it gets so much hate.
upgrading from 1060 6gb to 4060ti 16gb is huge i checked other videos of this gpu tests on many games and the fps is huge with ray tracing and with/without dlss now a 4080 would be even better but cant afford that and im more aiming for the vram and the price of the 4060ti 16 gb is perfect
That's exactly what I did, upgraded from a GTX 1060 to this RTX 4060ti OC 16GB. The performance increase is massive. It's all relative. No regrets whatsoever about buying this card.
@@CT808 true im aiming for the more stable but also good performance in games and that extra vram help me with blender/rendering like im already doing good with the 1060 6gb but with the 4060ti 16gb OC will be so much better
@@CT808 it depends on your country prices ,availability ,taxes importation, and many factors, if u find the 4060 TI a good catch compared to the other ones in term of price and performance it's a good deal for u, cause amazon prices and Nvidia prices doesn't really mean anything and personal international purchases are not a good way to buy things in many countries due to shipping prices, so u need to relate on your local stores local prices and local currency so it become a whole different situation than those UA-cam videos were talking about
I bought the 4060Ti from INNO3D 16 GB. And I must say its doing well for me. 😎 I play 1080p or 1440p and it is great. The temps are realy nice 50 C in game And the greatest of all is the usage of the watt's is 60 @ 1080p 160 @1440
I have an NVIDIA RTX 4060 TI with 16GB of VRAM, 32GB of RAM, and an AMD Ryzen 7 5700X processor. I have to tell you, I have almost all modern games and I don't experience any latency issues. And my motto is: Your money is for you to buy, mine is for me to buy, your GPU is for you to play, whereas mine is for me to play. My budget is not yours, which is why I have a 4060 TI with 16GB. Additionally, I seek power efficiency because we have two gaming PCs at home and I'm the one who pays the electricity bill. I chose this GPU because I like it, and I also like the MSI brand. I bought it new, and as the Dominican gamer saying goes: He who dies for his GPU, death tastes like glory.
Yup, it’s about power efficiency bro, i can afford 4070 ti super but when i realize about the power consumption I’m thinking twice now. Actually, i’m on progress for my first pc build. I want to play on tv 4k 60hz (temporary) 😅
TY for this review! i know its older/ lil too expensive BUT ive been really struggling to find a decent review!! Shoutout to Legends of Aveum, I loved what i could et thru of that game, but with my current computer i was at about 20fps ;n;
Ill be upgrading from a 1650 ti laptop to a 4060 TI 16GB. I do play lots of games but mostly do 3D rendering so the 16GB is god sent from my 4GB card. AMD is not an option for me as CUDA and Optix blows HIP for 3D rendering, animation and VFX. This card really doesnt deserve the hate it's getting as now the prices from where I am from has already stabilized, and for the spec and the price point, this is my best option in my Country. Thanks for this in depth review. Hard to come by as most content about this card is mostly centered on hating it.
Thanks for the 4060 Ti 16GB video. Any plans to revisit the A770 soon or at least after the official Premiere Pro 24 release? I’ve been surprised that even inPremiere Pro 23 (which has worse A770 support than the 24 beta) the h.264 playback performance is 16% better on my A770 16GB (with Rebar on) than on my 4070 12GB.
I had a lot of issues with the A770 16gb limited edition, blue screen reboots and just freezing up here and there. So I decided to just build out a new system and used the 4060 ti, which I think performs really well and you don't have the VRAM issues like the 8gb version. I re-built the old system with a new killer case using the A770 and sold it cheap to my friends son, so he would have a better system than he was using that had a GTX 1660 ti. The Intel Arc A770 was crashing with a GPU Error when he was playing Valorant as well as having lag and frame stutters. I split the cost with him and we took out the A770 and put in a Gigabyte 4060 ti 16gb OC GDDR6 card and the system is working great, where he is very happy now. I am trying to sell the Arc A770 and not finding any buyers.
Thanks for this video, actually playing and reviewing this GPU not just bs bashing it. Im switching from a windows 10, AM4, 3060ti ultrawide workstation/leisurely gaming pc to a windows 11, AM5, and this video has sold the 4060ti 16gb for me. Thank you. I have subscribed!
The internet was not wrong about this GPU. Hardware Unboxed put a video "PCI Express x8 Bandwidth, Crippling The RTX 4060 Ti" two weeks ago that goes in more detail about this.
What I love about your review and this card, the temperatures and power consumptions are not excessive at 1440p. Pricewise, I'll wait a bit before getting this card, maybe when the 5000 series comes out, prices will drop more for the 4000 series.
The 4060Ti 16g upgraded from the 3060 laptop is also the Proart OC version and costs US$450. If you are involved in 3D modeling or AI generation creation, this graphics card will be one of the most cost-effective choices, and because it has 16G Vram, It is possible to run 4K games with reduced special effects.
I got this card mainly for (budget) AI and machine learrning at decent speeds. So it is the best option with best ram at this price point ($488 USD). I won't be playing games enough to bottleneck it
I did, 4k, u've got to tweak the settings, mind you i mean tweak not lower....i get around 50fps @4k, baaically i only have like 2-3 settings lowered by a bit,that i cant make out a difference in with regards to visuals, the fsr is implemented better for some reason in rdr2 vs the dlss, i have an rtx 4060 ti 8gb but i recommend the 16gb variant@@userp-v4l
i am thinking of buying one too, (i am on a 1060 6GB Asus Strix) atm still loving it,but i really wanna play stuff on max settings 1080p gaming again. I really struggled to think about what to buy. i saw so many reviews of this Card getting bashed for the Price/Performance, so i wasn't really sure. but you did a really good Job with the Video. Thank you.
I’d still rather take a 6750xt at a little over $300 over this. If it was $350 then I’d bite given the 128 bus is holding back the potential of this card According to techpowerup, the 4060ti is on average 1% faster than the 6750xt l, virtually tied with a 2080ti and 3070 is still 5% faster in non vram limited situations Hopefully Intel and battlemage will shake up the gpu landscape
I think the memory bandwidth would still be a complaint but it definitely would have been better received, at least. A $399 12GB with a 192-bit bus would probably have been received well, too.
if it was 400$ it would mean a 25% increase in FPS/$ (price to performance ratio) that's a different class altogether. That is why this GPU is a bad one; otherwise we also could say oh if the 4070ti was 600$ it would be even better. It's a mute argument
@@SENYA666 He probably plays with DLSS on, maybe even on balanced. At 4K it won't look bad. Add frame generation and you have effectively a budget 4k card.
Is this good for 2k gaming? I'm considering upgrading from a 1660S to 4060 ti w/ 16gb but everyone says it's trash so I'm nervous to. It is also $449 USD.
@@chakriyasuon6068 2k gaming is 2048 x 1080 and 2560 x 1440, so 1080p and 1440p where it is really good for that. Sure it is not the best 16gb video card out there, but I think it works great for the price on my 34" wide screen 1440p monitor playing Hogwarts legacy. I don't have any issues, since Nvidia does a good job with their driver updates, so no issues there. I have had problems with Radeon Cards in the past, and like to stick with Nvidia, so the price for the 4060 ti 16gb was right up my ally and I couldn't be happier. I tried the Intel Arc A770 16gb that I got for $300 about 9 months ago and I had a lot of problems with it, so I just recently built a new system and went back to Nvidia for $450 and the performance in everything smokes the old Intel Card. I think once Intel gets a handle on delivering decent drivers on there new Battlemage cards coming out, they will be a really good contender for AMD and Nvidia. You can spend an extra $150-$250 and get something better that really performs stellar for 1440p and does good for 4k gaming, but I just don't think we currently need it. The new Radeon cards 7800 XT look really promising and you can get this on Amazon for $539 with delivery in November and hope the drivers for the new cards work without any issues. I myself will get one of these maybe next year some time when they come down in price and are tested. XFX Speedster MERC319 RX 7800 XT Black Gaming Graphics Card 16GB GDDR6 I was looking at this XFX Speedster MERC319 AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT CORE Gaming Graphics Card with 16GB GDDR6 which is 18% faster than the 4060 ti 8gb, but not sure how much faster than the 16gb version and having to pay an extra $80 when the 7800 XT is 31% faster for the same price as the 6800 XT and just around the corner. I am very happy I got the 16gb version for a little more with the 4060 ti and will be fine for a year or two for sure. Who knows what the future holds for us on the Horizon for GPU Performance and prices.
Do you fice any drops ? Because watched some videos for 4060ti 8 gb and the said the problem you might fice drops in some games. So can you tell me about your experience
@@dexsama8890 I'm very much well aware of that, but most reviews I've seen about it just completely disregard any positives about the card simply because of how overpriced it is. For example, the power consumption, I live in the UK, where electricity is priced like its some kind of precious metal, so the super low power consumption of this card for how well it performs is a massive selling point, for me at least. But most of these reviews don't even mention the power consumption. Then there's also the VRAM amount, which is 16GB and excellent, albeit hugely marked up, but still absolutely worth it for the extra performance and overall stability. To be honest, if I wasn't confined to the constraints of the extremely high electricity cost in my country, I would've definitely gotten an AMD card, because as much as I love this card, I wouldn't consider it mind blowing by any means.
@@misterai5158 Ever heard of undervolting? I'm running my 3070 max 100W... Only lost ~15% performance on full load only, still faster than 4060 ti, definitely for VRAM intensive applications, such as ML and even mining would net way higher results than your bandwidth limited card. No professional would ever buy this card, Nvidia knows this 100%, that's why the Quadros have very high bandwidth limits. There is a professor developing ML apps active on yt who shows you in detail the limitations of cards such as 4060... where even older cards are much faster. The 4060 is an OK card at the wrong price, i.e. there are no bad nvidia cards, just badly priced ones. The production cost is nowhere near $500, the die size and gimped specs (have you ever looked at the pcb of 4060 ti??) all concludes this is a 50 series card priced at 70 series card... And AMD cards undervolt really well too and is even easier to do, 6800 can run sub 100W easily. That's why people in the know bash the 4060, insane pricing for what you actually get in return. Arguments such as power consumption, etc. are mootpoints, while performance is worse than 3070 is regression, only progression for Nvidia and regression for the industry as a whole, this can't be talked out with valid arguments. This shit since 2017 has set the entire industry back, so many wasted years and people like me will never forget that. I won't forgot all the people who complained and quit gaming because of all the shit that happened, why would you as a consumer be OK to get the bare minimum at premium prices... I purchases mine brand new for €350 for a premium model, no regrets. Too bad the 6800 was nowhere to be bought new, not even today where I'm from, because that would be my main pick for gaming only.
This is an absolutely beautiful card and well worth the money. I bought the white one. I tried out the MSI Ventus X.3 for a couple of weeks and was disappointed with how cheaply it was made. It only weighed a pound and a quarter compared to this gaming x slim model which weighs 3 1/2 pounds. That means it has a solid nickel Block for incredible cooling. The temperatures do not exceeds 45°C with the fan speed at 30%. You get what you pay for and this is a prime example good quality
I bought the 16GB 4060 Ti for the same price as the 8GB last Black Friday and in this case it was a great choice, it's obvious that the memory increase helps a lot even with a 128-bit card, there are fewer spikes and the framerate is much better than in the 16GB version. I'm currently on a 1080p monitor and I'm thinking of changing monitors and resolution and although this GPU is not as recommended for 1440p as the 4070 and up, maybe it's really worth going for 1440p, this video showed it well and makes it evident how a great experience looks with DLSS enabled in addition to the image being sharper and more beautiful than native 1080p. I was first thinking of getting a 1080p 144Hz monitor but on second thought I think it would be a mistake since I even prefer single player games. Nice video.
Thanks for the great video on the ProArt graphics card. Is it the best for video editing, or do you recommend others? Also, your thoughts on the Intel Arc A 770 would be really helpful as I'm researching the best options. Appreciate your insights!
just sold my 7 years old 2060 for $121 and get 4060 ti 16gb for $410, and I felt its worth it, I really aim for the frame gen of dlss3 even tho i'm playing at 1080, so theres no reason for not using it if the game provides it, i'm also a creator so I guess, its preferable to bought nvida card over amd, it all thanks to your review! Cheers! for todays game 16gb doesnt really need it yet, but maybe for the future if 12gb is the new low, at least frame gen still can helps a bit along with the extra vram
Aside from all the nonsense being put out here over the perceived inadequacies of the RTX 4060 Ti 16GB, take into consideration the finite number of PCIe lanes supported by modern CPUs. Let's take the Intel Core i7-14700 as an example. With that CPU, you get a maximum of 20 PCIe lanes to work with. One of the points mentioned by a lot of gamers hating on this particular RTX 4060 variant, its utilization of only 8 PCIe lanes as opposed to the standard 16 lanes, is really a significant positive in the context of non-gaming applications like machine learning tasks, video processing and 3d rendering that thrive on VRAM because you can install more internal GPUs than otherwise without hitting your CPU's PCIe lane limit. In this case, it means you can comfortably double-up for a massive increase in VRAM to 32gb alongside a massive increase in overall graphics processing power for cheap (by comparison to the significantly higher cost of a single RTX 4090). For this CPU, that still leaves x4 PCIe lanes remaining for a nice m.2 for the OS. By contrast, you will only be able to utilize a single RTX 4090 to its fullest potential due to it utilizing 16 of the 20 available PCIe lanes the CPU supports (i.e. the first GPU would starve the second GPU of PCIe bandwidth, thereby eliminating any tangible performance gains that would otherwise have been had). In the grand scheme and although you do get higher overall clock speeds and double the Cuda cores with a single RTX 4090, you lose 8gb of VRAM capacity that the dual RTX 4060 configuration offers over the single RTX 4090. If your task relies heavily on VRAM, like training AI on large datasets that consume massive amounts of VRAM, that extra 8gb is going to look pretty enticing, especially when the dual RTX 4060 configuration costs about half what the single RTX 4090 does (current prices). This GPU isn't for gaming purposes even though it will totally hold its own if used for gaming. Just don't expect hardcore gaming performance out of a single GPU that's geared more toward two or more of itself operating in parallel to meet the demands of professional workflows. This card takes a lot of crap for merely existing but beyond all the noise from being misunderstood, it's perfectly suited for what it can do and, in that context, the price-to-performance ratio is very reasonable. It's refreshing to see that at least one youtube is willing to see the value in difference and appreciate that not all things have to be explicitly for gaming.
I went through 10 other big name tech reviewers before finding a video that is simply about the performance of the 4060 TI. Everybody else was too busy shitting on the card for its price and not talking about what it's capable of. I don't care what other card you would prefer or what other card you think is worth the value. For my budget this is the card I picked and I just wanted the specs of it not everyone's opinion on ASUS and their pricing. Thank you for giving me that.
What I personally haven't seen is how the 16gb 4060ti handles video editing. Every review I've seen has been about gameplay, which is fine and all, but I think for someone just getting into content creation, they be giving a card with that much vram for that price a serious look.
for a system to use 3D design and rendering and sometimes games, do you really approve ProArt systems or should I buy TUF series? In terms of air conditioning and cooling, are the ProArt series suitable or should I go for the TUF series for the stability of the performance and better cooling of the parts? (According to the design of the power module and Bigger heat sinks.)
Bro got the exact same card I'm getting plus tested it on the game i was wanting to play it with at 1440p. Literally what I was looking for when searching this card up.
Question from a noob who's using a 5 year old 2060, If I want something newer that would hold up for at least the next 5 years, would this be the best route or something in the 4070 family? and specifically witch 4070 card if so? (i.e. regular, super or ti)
hi, really nice video, finally someone that is not crushing the 4060ti ahaha. i might need some help about the cpu to use with my 4060ti. i was thinking to go with a ryzen 7 5800x, would it be good? about the motherboard i was thinking prolly the GIGABYTE B650 GAMING X AX V2. do you think it would be a good combo? thanks for the answer.
I'm looking for a long term 1080p GPU, and with a $150 AUD difference between the 4060Ti 16GB and 7800XT, with the 7800XT being more, I feel the better overall performance is worth that extra money. I'm not interested in upscaling...not to 1080p, or ray tracing.
Hi, i want to upgrade my rtx 2060 6gb, 16gb 3200mhz ram running on i7 9700k. My question is.. is it worth trading my 2060 6gb for 4060ti 16gb + 32gb 4000mhz ram + 280 euros from my end? Is my i7 9700k still good enough with 4060ti 16gb? (I am playing on 1440p monitor)
Until few days ago I was playing games on gtx 970 and i5 4690k. Pc died on me, but I could play most of games (not very good graphics, but I enjoyed every moment). Now I'm rocking steam deck until I build next pc
The 7800xt launches in a few days, for the same price as a 4060ti 16gb. It will beat the 4060ti 16gb in everything except power consumption. It will probably beat the 4070 in everything except RT. Nvidia will likely sell to partners for less so they can offer discounts, without actually "lowering the msrp".
$50 price drop for both! I'd still personally wait for the holiday season in a couple of months to buy though, or just get AMD if you don't need Nvidia.
My two options I really need to spend my money wisely right now. Should i get a 4060 ti 16gb or 4070 12gb? What is worth my money more ? I got a 1440p 240hz monitor
My problem right now too. Right now you can get the 4060ti for 450$ ... it has the 16gb of vram but it has the old smaller 128 bit bus interface. The 4070 is 100$ more but it has the 192 bit interface with 4 gb less of the vram... 12gb seems respectable but is it worth the extra 100$ today to get the faster bus? I just don't know either.
@@MysticLyrium Hey, it's only a 4 to 5-year commitment... They have obviously made it all very, super clear... After you get a Ph.D. in GPU-ology... lol Really, though, I don't know where you stand... I came from a 970... 2020 ish, I got a 1660 Super... And now here I am ... The GPU is the bottleneck again... After poking around on this for the last 2 days, I think I am just going to go for the 4070 at 12 GB. I want the DLSS and mid-tier power combo. Let's all hold our noses while we get told how we messed up wrong this time next year...
@Bauks yeah I live in Canada. The 4060 ti 16gb is 769.99 on sale for 699.99. The 4070 is 920 on sale for 849.99 lmao. I currently have a 14600K, I'm tryna pair with my gpu and 32gb ddr5 6400mhz. I'm still not sure which value is better for 1440p. I kinda feel the 4060 ti will be GPU limited before it ever uses full 16gbs of v ram lol
The 4060 ti is not as weak as everyone says. lf l'm honest, l could have saved myself the money and gotten the old RTX 3060. play in 1440p but only at 60HZ/60 FPS. The card is usually only 50-75% full. have a Ryzen 5 3600 btw.
There are too many sheep online that just follow the blind. Thank you for this objective review. I just bought my 4060ti new from amazon for $429 and I’m stoked!
That 128-bit memory bus width is a bottleneck on it's own at 1440p. Will have to enable DLSS quality that will then render the game at 1080p and might as well use up all these Vram by squeezing in frame gen if it's available and don't mind using it.
@HyperionZero What are you talking about? Nvidia literally locked this card for 1080p only with that 128 bit bus and will be bottlenecked if you ever wish in playing at 1440p native. Hardware unboxed has a video that proves that, comparing Arc A750, Rx7600 an Rtx 4060. Showing how intel closes the gap if not betting the others at 1440p. Now just beacuse some games get high fps at native 1440p with the Rtx 4060, that doesn't mean its not being bottlenecked. In fact it could have got more fps if it wasn't being bottlenecked. In short it has nothing to do with games if the hardware doesn't have more memory bus width to able to use higher resolution.
@HyperionZero Who told you that you can't run games at 60fps? Did you even read what I said? I do own gpus for your information. Watch Hardware Unboxed videos first and educate yourself first before talking. I'm not talking about vram capability...memory capability and memory bandwidth/speed are two different things. And at 1440p with 128 bit memory bus width is a bottlenecked....there are tons of evidence and video out there explaining this. This type of bottlenecked doesn't mean you can't play games or doesn't mean you have stutterring issues. If it had more bandwidth you would get more fps out of the gpu at 1440p (1080p should not have any problem). Even at 1440p lowest settings it losses more fps than it should....simple because 128bit is not enough for 1440p resolution. Basically it's losing more fps than it should the higher the resolution.
For someone like me that play games without RT, only FHD and 60fps it will be good for many years? With i5 12600k. I could also get 4070S with undervolt because i need low power consumption for many years. Any suggestions? Thanks for this helpful video.
Prices have come down significantly since this review and I was able to get a white Aero model for $450 on Amazon. I thought about getting the AMD counterparts but then I would need to upgrade my PSU as well and that would make the total cost of owning AMD way more.
I got a 6700XT 12GB for $250, half the price, tunded it to 6750XT speed and compete with the 4060 Ti blow for blow. I saved $250, the price of a 5600X3D is $230.
I have been looking at this GPU to run cities skylines 2, everyone slates it and says don't bother but im on a budget its sub £500 in the UK , the AMD RX7800XT is £509 to £579 - any reccomendations? just save up and get a better card or try the Nvidia ...
Would a 1440p 144hz monitor work with this bad boy? I currently run 1440p 75hz monitor with my 16GB 4060Ti and have i511400F if that helps. Please and thank you!
I don't get it. I have a 2060 Super and I play games in 4k on high to ultra settings and they run smoothly. I don't check the FPS because I just want to play games, not benchmark my PC. Maybe my monitor supporting VRR helps a lot? I don't know.
Im still learning to build a computer and im probably dumb for asking this question haha sorry still learning but all I need to do is switch only this for a better experience? do I need to upgrade anything else in my tower? I just bought this one.
Also, I enjoyed reading your PC World article “Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 Ti vs. RTX 3060 Ti and Radeon RX 6700 XT: Fight!” I figured I would mention it now since I forgot to a couple months back. :)
All this time Classical Technology wrote for PC World? I clicked on the link of all the articles you have written for PC World in your about section, you've been doing this for a while! Dope. You should put the link in your video description for more engagement. Have you been on the PC World podcast? I've only just started watching their live streams this year.
A friend of mine is into 3d rendering and he was looking for an upgrade. He had an AMD Ryzen 5 3600 and an RX 560. he was thinking about getting a ryzen 7 and whatever was available for a gpu. I simply told him to get the 4060 ti 16GB. Couldn't be happier. I don't know why the internet hates this card you get the same performance with near HALF the power consumption. Unless someone else pays for your bills, get a life and stop bitching out over this card. it's not like you need to game at 4k ultra at 300 fps to be good in a game.
Hi, I'm planning a pc for 3d, editing, vfx etc only art/content creation, no gaming at all. To get 16gb vram in higher end card i need to spend almost double the price of 4060ti 16gb. I want to buy 4060ti 16gb for it's vram to use in 3d rendering and texturing. Does it use the entire 16 gb ram during complex renders or 128 bit bus limits it?
Facts!!!!!! Currently have a 3060 12gb and for longest wanted to upgrade to 4060 TI 12gb I’ve been contemplating the longest if that was the right choice and I just now decided to pull the trigger on the pro art 4060TI. Got it for a steal on eBay👍
@@Username27288 i wouldn't recommend going from a 3060 ti 12gb to a 4060 ti 16gb, the performance boost isn't that big. but if you managed to get it for a low price and sold the 3060 then it's reasonable
To get the 16gb for stable diffusion I would have to pay twice as much to get a 4080... so I think this is a very attractive option
Imho if you want do just experiment with SD, the 4070 will do it without problems
Depends what price you find 4080 for. During release 4080 was way too overpriced, so much that 4090 made much more sense to buy.
Same here ❤
How's it working so far ? I'm considering rtx 4060 ti 16 gb for the same
@@EditUMedia okay brother
i think you did a fantastic job at showcasing this card in a real world scenario running games not benchmarks and tech numbers, because i wanna see how it looks and plays. thank you so much i subscribed and thumbs up for this rare real video.
- 4070: I'm powerful like my nice super car.
- 4060 Ti 16GB: yes, you have to compensate due to your tiny -sausage- RAM. Meanwhile I'm driving a golf car because my 16 inches of...RAM needs a long golf bag to fit in. Your mom likes it when we play together some games.
The graphics card is trash. But people who have no idea will think 16GB is better than 12GB like the 4070. They won't understand that it only has a 128-bit bus. Basically, laypeople are being scammed. Even the 3070 with 8GB is better than the 4060ti with 16GB.
@josephgonzalez1087 "Real world scenario" And game benchmarks are not? What are you smoking? Shoot, that's just willful ignorance at this point. Go ahead and buy it, why not? Let Nvidia r/ape you up the butt like the goood consumer you are. 🤣
Coming from a gtx 980 to this 16gb 4060ti I feel like I’ve won the lottery
I'm doing this exact upgrade; how has it been treating you?
I'm coming from a 960 and absolutely love it! However I'm trying to find reasons to upgrade to a 4090 or be happy with what I have.
I had a 970. Life is good now.
Man I felt the same way when I upgraded. Had a 3060Ti Strix 8gb. I paid 650 for it. Found a 3090 for 760. Turning everything to max settings has been my dream forever it feels exactly like the lottery
@@Gerudoohe literally just said 😂
From gt635m to rtx4060.. I'm pretty grateful for what I have rn. I don't care what people says but this gpu is AMAZING
Finally a review that's not trashing the 4060ti 16gb but gave a proper review.
These youtube reviewers are mostly out of touch. Most people will use DLSS and get ray tracing performance out of even the 8gb version.
I agree with you and a great review
so anything negative about an nvidia card isn't a proper review?
the real problem is the price...no one should pay 550+ bucks for a xx60... but hey let's get the xx60s to 1000+ price range cause we are enthusiast and we can afford it 🎉
@@waleedarshad6185 its $450 for the 16gb Rtx 4060 right now. Could go down once the 4000 series super cards release next month (potentially).
i've been in the market for a 4060 ti 16gb (especially since the price drop!) and have been looking at the asus dual card specifically. I've watched atleast 5 other videos reviewing the card and I must say I really enjoy the fact that you got straight to the meat and potatoes and approached this strictly from a consumer who hasn't paid any attention to hooplah. I'm on a 1080p res screen, 5900x/3060 12gb and struggle with some games maxed out so I can't wait to see what this thing does once I get it in my hands and pop it in my build!
I jus bought mine a week or two ago and loving it so far upgraded from a 1650 I got it from zotac it was only 450
450 is great i was looking at that card too, the msi is about 480 i believe@@big-b3066
I just bought the asus version you meantioned to upgrade my 8 year old pc. I'm VERY happy with my purchase. For under $500 it does a great job.
@@gjonezin @revenger681 I actually winded up getting a great deal on an asus rog strix 4070ti through my employments allotment program, I'm supposed to get a new 1440p monitor for xmas from my wife so i'll update then with performance updates but so far its a cool quiet beast!
@@big-b3066 Bro same I also got the 4060Ti 16gb twin edge zotac coming from a gigabyte 1660 (non-ti) and the performance uplift is massive , the VRAM is great on this card which helps really helps in stable diffusion and I got this for 430 $ in exchange of my 1660 !!
I bought my 4060TI 16gb Spider-Man version over the holidays for $429 and am quite happy with my purchase. I didn't want to settle for previous generation technology and really don't need a more powerful gaming pc or need to spend more money. I really had to overlook a lot 4060 bashing reviews so really appreciate your balanced review. Thanks! Jan 2024
Good purchase, ignore the haters, all that matters is that YOU (the buyer) is satisfied/happy.
Clever choice.
@@TheTryingDutchman 429$ is perhaps the most this card should sell for, so at least there is a silver lining here. There is a good reason this set of XX60 teir cards are bashed to this degree even ignoring price, namely the skimping on Bus width, and the continued marginalization of lower tier cards for artificial differentiation.
The graphics card is trash. But people who have no idea will think 16GB is better than 12GB like the 4070. They won't understand that it only has a 128-bit bus. Basically, laypeople are being scammed. Even the 3070 with 8GB is better than the 4060ti with 16GB.
Hello @AcidBubba. Surprised to get your reply this morning and thought I would give an update. I have now used the 4060 ti 16gb for eight months and am completely happy with this gpu. Zero problems, plays all my games well and no crashes. I believe this is "A Question of Balance." I have an 11th gen Intel I5 processor, Z series MSI motherboard, 1080 24" fast monitor, 32 gb 3200 ram and NO overclocking! Turns out the 11th gen processor is wonderful, best cpu I have ever had with no problems. So, I am an older game player, playing games that are at least one year old (to get decent discount pricing), and still playing games like Flight Simulator, Mass Effect Legendary, and Fallout 4. I do have some newer games and they play fine. I think there are many people out there that have read the specs on the 4060 ti (especially the 16gb) and decided yes, 128-bit bus vs.192-bit bus is a compromise, but one that works vs. price (and realistic performance), for my particular system. Again, for me it's "A Question of Balance."
Happy Gaming and thanks for saving the world, along with me, in games like Skyrim, Mass Effect and Fallout!
Hey man, it’s been a minute since you put this video out there, but I just discovered it when I was looking around for a reasonably priced replacement for my 2080 Super which died recently. I was on the fence about the 4060 Ti, even though it really hit the performance/price sweet spot for my needs. After seeing so many reviews complaining about it, I was surprised by your take. But you covered all the stuff I really needed to know about the card, and this video was a major part of my decision to buy one. I am very happy with the 4060 Ti 16 GB I bought last week!
Thank you for an honest take on real world performance of this card. I really appreciate it!
I bought an Asus Dual RTX 4060 Ti 16GB around Black Friday for $405 USD, and I'm super happy with it.
Upgraded from an RTX 3060, which has since been repurposed into a secondary build I'd been scrapping together for a work and media server PC.
This 4060 TI consistently impresses. It's delivered about a 30-40% performance increase for me, depending on the game, all while drawing *less* power than the 3060 did.
It's launch price of $500 was too high IMO, but at $400 I think it's an easy GPU to recommend. I'd avoid the 8GB variant though unless it drops below $350. This GPU wants more than just 8GB of VRAM to really stretch its legs.
Same here, rtx 4060ti 16gb rocks at 1440p
@@awesomeit1969
Agreed, I'd absolutely recommend it for that use.
I do want to mention however that I recently upgraded to a 4K OLED and am surprised how big of a problem it turned out to be for my performance.
I figured if I ran games using DLSS Performance setting, which renders at 1080p internally then upscales to 4K, that I'd get 1080p-like performance. This is not the case, unfortunately.
It seems the 128-bit bus really meets it's bandwidth limitations at that point, and I'm getting around 40% less FPS than I would playing at native res on a 1080p monitor - which I also tested.
Kind of a bummer, but yeah, 1440p monitors and below are definitely a good match for this GPU.
I hate it how people are hating the card. I know the price is bit higher however you are getting new generation card with all the modern technologies. Like Frame generation, DLSS. I completely love the 4060ti 16gb version cause in the near future, 16gb gonna feel less. Bought this card last week. Tbh im quite satisfied with the card.
For Stable Diffusion and other AI work this is going to just perfect. I'm buying this for that exact use case. For 500€ what's out there that has 16Gb Vram? Nothing...
Exactly the same case for me. Just waiting for an offer. Have you tried it already, how do you like it?
@@mhaustria I'm waiting for black friday deals... 😅
@@ollimustonen Mindfactory has RX 6800 16GB Vram for 449€ right now. That's not nothing.
Only offerings are a770 16gb and 7800 xt, a770 probably has too much issues and the 7800 xt which uses rocm still isn't polished to it's fullest extent so it's definitely the best bet for ai
It is half as fast as a 3090 Ti or a 4070 Ti Super but also at half the price, but with 16Gb Vram, amazing value
All they needed to do was shift the price and maybe the names for the 4060s. The 4060 should have been a 4050/Ti, the 4060 Ti 8GB should have been the 4060, and the 16gb Ti should have been just the 4060 Ti. Priced at 250, 300, and 399.
So call them what they really are instead of trying to upsell it?
4060 ti 16gb is the same perf as 8gb BFFR. It should've been 4060
Why don’t you write the ceo a letter ? 😂
@@shyainexx7136 the same performance for 1080p games, today, yes. For stable diffusion, some professional applications, 1440p games and future games (given the recent trends), no. If you filter out clickbait videos "4060 is trash" there are reviews that fairly compare 4060 ti 8GB and 16GB, the difference is measurable. Does it justify the 500€ price tag? No, of course not. But the 16GB are not pointless.
Personally I would buy it for 400€ in a heartbeat
we all know the 4060 is a 4050, the 4060ti is a 4050ti, the 4070 is a 4060 and so on
RTX 4060 TI
+ DLSS 3 capability is the future
+ Strong Ray Tracing performance
+ Excellent 1080p performance (100 fps on average at Tom's Hardware)
+ Competitive 1440p performance (75 fps on average at Tom's Hardware)
+ 32 MB L2 Cache (grants effective 554 GB/s bandwith)
+ Low power consumption (160W TDP)
+ Reliable 8-pin power adapter
+ HDMI 2.1 Connector
+ Compact physical size
+ New, launched on May 24th, 2023
If you play 2-5 yo games, you'll easily gets high fps and very streamlined gameplay on highest settings. If you play new games, you can actually enable Ray Tracing. If you play future AAA games, DLSS 3 will help you out. Only problem is 4K resolution, but then again, not any €400 GPU can handle such a high resolution.
Coming from a 5700xt . I saw the huge gap only down side 7700xt is cheaper and 7800xt is a only a tad more expensive in my country 😂
Lumen + Nanite are the future. DLSS is just a stop gap to bandage over what a card lacks, like low VRAM. HDMI standards have become muddled, which is DisplayPort is the future.
The cons:
- Nvidia: _a Smooth criminal price!..._
- Nvidia: ...and frametime! :o
@@Adri9570 Do you know which GPU just won European Hardware Award as Best Value GPU?
@@Adri9570 What do you mean when you say "frametime"?
this needs a lot more views than it has. this is a solid review
I totally get the price frustration on these cards but man its nice to finally find such an unbiased review lol i mean lets all ignore the obvious inflation affecting every single market. the price of everything suggs rn
I just replaced my 3070 with 4060ti 16gb and all i can say is i dont have regrets as i can now max out every game on 1080 and 1440p(dldsr) and also advantage of dlss 3
Good upgrade, I think I want to swap out my 2060 for the same
4060 TI 16 gb is getting all the hate, but this is the best card if you are a content creator and it handles Games like they are nothing..
do u own the card?
4060 Ti 16GB is a great entry level graphics card, the problem is that NVIDIA decided they'd bump entry price up to 500 USD, which is way too much. Just like this review said, if it was a 400 dollar MSRP I don't think anyone would have even said anything. You get 16GB to handle high quality textures, the latest NVENC/NVDEC which support AV1 finally, and DLSS/AI on its tensor cores. This is a card that can do ray tracing at playable framerates on 1440, and that's previously been limited to 800 and up elite/niche cards. Since AMD can't really deliver on the ray-tracing or DLSS, there really isn't much competition for NVIDIA, and they know it. Sure, if you're willing to sacrifice those you can get a better value with AMD today.
The 8gb should've just been discontinued with this one taking its place including price. Glad they're actually doing that with the super series refresh, not just letting people buy inferior versions of the same thing.
A 4090 is almost 2 grand??? And people don't bash it? It doesn't make sense EVERYTHING is overpriced. The 16g 4060 ti is great, I upgraded from the 3050 and couldn't be happier
Thank you for the great video! I’m building a system here soon, just waiting on a few extra parts!
So far I’ve got the gigabyte version of the 4060 ti 16gb, AMD ryzen 7 7800x3d , b650 motherboard and Corsair rm850 PSU, and I’ve been hearing a lot of bad things about the GPU! I was getting nervous but this video definitely made me feel a little better about my purchase! Thank you for a very informative video!
Pretty close the the build I'm working on right now. How's yours holding up?
As a consumer, i will always want a product at a lower price. But things doesn’t work that way. I am a web developer and trying to running AI models locally on my PC. I am looking for a Nvidia card with as much vram i can get in a reasonable price. We focus so much on the aspect of gaming, we forget that GPU are also used in the world of 3d rendering, Video rendering and running AI models locally. AMD and Intel GPUs dont do well in Blender and Especially in running and training AI models. In my budget range rtx 3060 is the only GPU with 12GB vram. I need more vram and only rtx4060 TI 16 GB offers that. If AMD could have done the AI jobs like a Nvdia card can do, i would have no problem picking up a AMD gpu. No offense but NVDIA cards with more vram will charge more money in the future as long AI is there and no other cards come to the rescue.
As someone doing animations and also likes playing around with AI the 4060 TI with 16GB is a godsend. Is it the best option in this price range if you only do gaming? Nah. Do you besides gaming also like playing around with AI, Video Editing, After Effects etc? Then its your #1 choice, especially now that you can get it for around 400 bucks.
I have been learning unreal engine but i notice it uses nearly 8gb. So, would 16 gb do a better job when i am creating animation on unreal
Finally a UA-camr that does a review without mind blowing numbers and figures. Thank you
Great review, I've watched a lot of video's about this GPU and tbh most of them sound like asshats slagging this card off because, one: it's a lower tier card, and two: it's not a 4090.
Your video review doesn't depend on the overblown technical jargon or big words trying to sound like a pompous git know-it-all out to impress those including myself, who really doesn't care less about the meaning of half of the technical terms used anyway and who is just seeking an honest opinion.
Your casual and relaxed approach has more than convinced me and judging by most of the replies here, to go out and buy one for my aging PCIe 3.0 dinosaur motherboard and retire my 2070s.
Keep this approach and humble attitude. Subbed!
Thanks for sharing!
I use an i5 - 13400F with my PNY Nvidia geforce RTX 4060 ti (16 Gb)($459.00) It runs anything I throw at it! I never listen to anybody and just use it! Plays great and strong!
Same here
As someone who just upgraded from a 1660 ti with a new prebuilt with a 4060 ti, thank you
It’s a great card. I’ve been playing with Intel HD 4600 graphics for 5 years so I can’t complain.
I enjoy mine rtx 4060 ti 8GB, for 2560x1080 is best GPU for its price, period, 50% more expensive 7800xt has worse raytracing performance uses 3 times more watts and where is FSR3?
I mean with the 7800xt coming soon for the same price it makes this card look even worse, i would never tell someone to waste $ on this thing unless they want to give team green money that badly.
I had an i7 6700k/ GTX 1070 since 2106. Last month I upgraded to an i5 12600k / 4060ti 16GB and DDR5 ram. Im super happy with it and glad I gave it a chance. If you own a 3060ti it's not worth upgrading and that's why it gets so much hate.
upgrading from 1060 6gb to 4060ti 16gb is huge
i checked other videos of this gpu tests on many games and the fps is huge with ray tracing and with/without dlss
now a 4080 would be even better but cant afford that and im more aiming for the vram and the price of the 4060ti 16 gb is perfect
That's exactly what I did, upgraded from a GTX 1060 to this RTX 4060ti OC 16GB. The performance increase is massive. It's all relative. No regrets whatsoever about buying this card.
@@CT808 true
im aiming for the more stable but also good performance in games and that extra vram help me with blender/rendering
like im already doing good with the 1060 6gb but with the 4060ti 16gb OC will be so much better
@@CT808 it depends on your country prices ,availability ,taxes importation, and many factors, if u find the 4060 TI a good catch compared to the other ones in term of price and performance it's a good deal for u, cause amazon prices and Nvidia prices doesn't really mean anything and personal international purchases are not a good way to buy things in many countries due to shipping prices, so u need to relate on your local stores local prices and local currency so it become a whole different situation than those UA-cam videos were talking about
I bought the 4060Ti from INNO3D 16 GB. And I must say its doing well for me. 😎
I play 1080p or 1440p and it is great.
The temps are realy nice 50 C in game
And the greatest of all is the usage of the watt's is 60 @ 1080p 160 @1440
I have an NVIDIA RTX 4060 TI with 16GB of VRAM, 32GB of RAM, and an AMD Ryzen 7 5700X processor. I have to tell you, I have almost all modern games and I don't experience any latency issues. And my motto is: Your money is for you to buy, mine is for me to buy, your GPU is for you to play, whereas mine is for me to play. My budget is not yours, which is why I have a 4060 TI with 16GB. Additionally, I seek power efficiency because we have two gaming PCs at home and I'm the one who pays the electricity bill. I chose this GPU because I like it, and I also like the MSI brand. I bought it new, and as the Dominican gamer saying goes: He who dies for his GPU, death tastes like glory.
Yup, it’s about power efficiency bro, i can afford 4070 ti super but when i realize about the power consumption I’m thinking twice now.
Actually, i’m on progress for my first pc build.
I want to play on tv 4k 60hz (temporary) 😅
TY for this review! i know its older/ lil too expensive BUT ive been really struggling to find a decent review!! Shoutout to Legends of Aveum, I loved what i could et thru of that game, but with my current computer i was at about 20fps ;n;
Ill be upgrading from a 1650 ti laptop to a 4060 TI 16GB. I do play lots of games but mostly do 3D rendering so the 16GB is god sent from my 4GB card. AMD is not an option for me as CUDA and Optix blows HIP for 3D rendering, animation and VFX. This card really doesnt deserve the hate it's getting as now the prices from where I am from has already stabilized, and for the spec and the price point, this is my best option in my Country. Thanks for this in depth review. Hard to come by as most content about this card is mostly centered on hating it.
are you from india? have you bought the 4060ti 16gb for 3d work? how's it going for you?
finally the only review that realize the reason why people bought 40 series cards
Really enjoying showing us the performance of games with these GPUs 👍
Thanks for the 4060 Ti 16GB video. Any plans to revisit the A770 soon or at least after the official Premiere Pro 24 release? I’ve been surprised that even inPremiere Pro 23 (which has worse A770 support than the 24 beta) the h.264 playback performance is 16% better on my A770 16GB (with Rebar on) than on my 4070 12GB.
I had a lot of issues with the A770 16gb limited edition, blue screen reboots and just freezing up here and there. So I decided to just build out a new system and used the 4060 ti, which I think performs really well and you don't have the VRAM issues like the 8gb version. I re-built the old system with a new killer case using the A770 and sold it cheap to my friends son, so he would have a better system than he was using that had a GTX 1660 ti. The Intel Arc A770 was crashing with a GPU Error when he was playing Valorant as well as having lag and frame stutters. I split the cost with him and we took out the A770 and put in a Gigabyte 4060 ti 16gb OC GDDR6 card and the system is working great, where he is very happy now. I am trying to sell the Arc A770 and not finding any buyers.
Thanks for this video, actually playing and reviewing this GPU not just bs bashing it.
Im switching from a windows 10, AM4, 3060ti ultrawide workstation/leisurely gaming pc to a windows 11, AM5, and this video has sold the 4060ti 16gb for me.
Thank you. I have subscribed!
The internet was not wrong about this GPU. Hardware Unboxed put a video "PCI Express x8 Bandwidth, Crippling The RTX 4060 Ti" two weeks ago that goes in more detail about this.
??? Numbers and benchmarks are mostly useless when fps is the unit of measure
I enjoy these videos. Very helpful.
What I love about your review and this card, the temperatures and power consumptions are not excessive at 1440p. Pricewise, I'll wait a bit before getting this card, maybe when the 5000 series comes out, prices will drop more for the 4000 series.
The 4060Ti 16g upgraded from the 3060 laptop is also the Proart OC version and costs US$450. If you are involved in 3D modeling or AI generation creation, this graphics card will be one of the most cost-effective choices, and because it has 16G Vram, It is possible to run 4K games with reduced special effects.
I got this card mainly for (budget) AI and machine learrning at decent speeds. So it is the best option with best ram at this price point ($488 USD). I won't be playing games enough to bottleneck it
What is the ideal ram number for AI with this gpu ?are 32gb ddr5 enough ?
I run all my games at 1440p ultra with my 4060ti 8gb and I get 60+ fps on everything. Idk why people hate on these cards so much. Great review man!
Hi did you try red 2 and last of us?
I did, 4k, u've got to tweak the settings, mind you i mean tweak not lower....i get around 50fps @4k, baaically i only have like 2-3 settings lowered by a bit,that i cant make out a difference in with regards to visuals, the fsr is implemented better for some reason in rdr2 vs the dlss, i have an rtx 4060 ti 8gb but i recommend the 16gb variant@@userp-v4l
i am thinking of buying one too, (i am on a 1060 6GB Asus Strix) atm still loving it,but i really wanna play stuff on max settings 1080p gaming again. I really struggled to think about what to buy. i saw so many reviews of this Card getting bashed for the Price/Performance, so i wasn't really sure. but you did a really good Job with the Video. Thank you.
Appericate this review, Got this card in a pre-built for a good deal. I was on the fence, but overall im happy with it!
thanks for this video. enjoyable to watch. i just ordered the RTX4060ti 16gb.
This card would be one of the best card in our life time if it was 100$ cheaper.
If this Gpu was $399, it’d be pretty decent
Why nvidia! Throw us a bone!
I’d still rather take a 6750xt at a little over $300 over this. If it was $350 then I’d bite given the 128 bus is holding back the potential of this card
According to techpowerup, the 4060ti is on average 1% faster than the 6750xt l, virtually tied with a 2080ti and 3070 is still 5% faster in non vram limited situations
Hopefully Intel and battlemage will shake up the gpu landscape
I think the memory bandwidth would still be a complaint but it definitely would have been better received, at least. A $399 12GB with a 192-bit bus would probably have been received well, too.
I´m a bit dissappointed with this generation of gpus :(
if it was 400$ it would mean a 25% increase in FPS/$ (price to performance ratio) that's a different class altogether. That is why this GPU is a bad one; otherwise we also could say oh if the 4070ti was 600$ it would be even better. It's a mute argument
they sell RTX4060 (non Ti) $340+
if they sell RTX4060Ti 16gb $399
then no one want to buy a $340 RTX4060 ~
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it REALLY would have benefitted you here to make this video 60fps for us.
because no matter what you're showing, we're all seeing 30fps watching this.
Exactly the type of review I was looking for
A year later and it seems like a great option for its price.
Upgrading from an Asus ROG strix 1060 6gb card to a 4060ti 16gb. Im so excited i havent upgraded my pc in years
You Will have a lot of fun! I upgraded from a 3060 12 Gb 1 month ago to a msi 4060 ti 16gb
@@awesomeit1969 Oh man I ended up getting the 4060ti 16 GB Pro Art card and for the past 8 months it has been a DREAM
Tbh I do care about the dlss and I don’t really like and GPU’s so the 4060 ti 16gb is the best option so thank you for giving a good honest review
I use a 4060ti 16gb with a 4k monitor and it runs games at 4k just fine
what games on what settings?
@@SENYA666Maybe he plays 50 fps Valorant 😂
@@franciscoriccio51 that must be it
@@SENYA666 He probably plays with DLSS on, maybe even on balanced. At 4K it won't look bad. Add frame generation and you have effectively a budget 4k card.
Excellent Video, thank you for putting this out. I have the Zotac 4060 ti 16gb for $449 and it works great as well as uses less power.
Is this good for 2k gaming? I'm considering upgrading from a 1660S to 4060 ti w/ 16gb but everyone says it's trash so I'm nervous to. It is also $449 USD.
@@chakriyasuon6068 2k gaming is 2048 x 1080 and 2560 x 1440, so 1080p and 1440p where it is really good for that. Sure it is not the best 16gb video card out there, but I think it works great for the price on my 34" wide screen 1440p monitor playing Hogwarts legacy. I don't have any issues, since Nvidia does a good job with their driver updates, so no issues there. I have had problems with Radeon Cards in the past, and like to stick with Nvidia, so the price for the 4060 ti 16gb was right up my ally and I couldn't be happier. I tried the Intel Arc A770 16gb that I got for $300 about 9 months ago and I had a lot of problems with it, so I just recently built a new system and went back to Nvidia for $450 and the performance in everything smokes the old Intel Card. I think once Intel gets a handle on delivering decent drivers on there new Battlemage cards coming out, they will be a really good contender for AMD and Nvidia. You can spend an extra $150-$250 and get something better that really performs stellar for 1440p and does good for 4k gaming, but I just don't think we currently need it. The new Radeon cards 7800 XT look really promising and you can get this on Amazon for $539 with delivery in November and hope the drivers for the new cards work without any issues. I myself will get one of these maybe next year some time when they come down in price and are tested. XFX Speedster MERC319 RX 7800 XT Black Gaming Graphics Card 16GB GDDR6
I was looking at this XFX Speedster MERC319 AMD Radeon RX 6800 XT CORE Gaming Graphics Card with 16GB GDDR6 which is 18% faster than the 4060 ti 8gb, but not sure how much faster than the 16gb version and having to pay an extra $80 when the 7800 XT is 31% faster for the same price as the 6800 XT and just around the corner. I am very happy I got the 16gb version for a little more with the 4060 ti and will be fine for a year or two for sure. Who knows what the future holds for us on the Horizon for GPU Performance and prices.
@@chakriyasuon6068zotac is at $429 already. Wait for nov 17th sales. Also, it will handle 1440p as long as the Cpu is good enough.
Do you fice any drops ? Because watched some videos for 4060ti 8 gb and the said the problem you might fice drops in some games. So can you tell me about your experience
yes! thank you, finally an actually honest review, i have a 4060Ti 16GB, and its nowhere near as bad as ive seen so many reviews make it out to be.
It's just the price, not the card itself.
@@dexsama8890 I'm very much well aware of that, but most reviews I've seen about it just completely disregard any positives about the card simply because of how overpriced it is. For example, the power consumption, I live in the UK, where electricity is priced like its some kind of precious metal, so the super low power consumption of this card for how well it performs is a massive selling point, for me at least. But most of these reviews don't even mention the power consumption. Then there's also the VRAM amount, which is 16GB and excellent, albeit hugely marked up, but still absolutely worth it for the extra performance and overall stability.
To be honest, if I wasn't confined to the constraints of the extremely high electricity cost in my country, I would've definitely gotten an AMD card, because as much as I love this card, I wouldn't consider it mind blowing by any means.
@@misterai5158 Ever heard of undervolting? I'm running my 3070 max 100W... Only lost ~15% performance on full load only, still faster than 4060 ti, definitely for VRAM intensive applications, such as ML and even mining would net way higher results than your bandwidth limited card. No professional would ever buy this card, Nvidia knows this 100%, that's why the Quadros have very high bandwidth limits. There is a professor developing ML apps active on yt who shows you in detail the limitations of cards such as 4060... where even older cards are much faster. The 4060 is an OK card at the wrong price, i.e. there are no bad nvidia cards, just badly priced ones. The production cost is nowhere near $500, the die size and gimped specs (have you ever looked at the pcb of 4060 ti??) all concludes this is a 50 series card priced at 70 series card... And AMD cards undervolt really well too and is even easier to do, 6800 can run sub 100W easily. That's why people in the know bash the 4060, insane pricing for what you actually get in return. Arguments such as power consumption, etc. are mootpoints, while performance is worse than 3070 is regression, only progression for Nvidia and regression for the industry as a whole, this can't be talked out with valid arguments. This shit since 2017 has set the entire industry back, so many wasted years and people like me will never forget that. I won't forgot all the people who complained and quit gaming because of all the shit that happened, why would you as a consumer be OK to get the bare minimum at premium prices... I purchases mine brand new for €350 for a premium model, no regrets. Too bad the 6800 was nowhere to be bought new, not even today where I'm from, because that would be my main pick for gaming only.
Good Balance Review bro!
This is an absolutely beautiful card and well worth the money. I bought the white one. I tried out the MSI Ventus X.3 for a couple of weeks and was disappointed with how cheaply it was made. It only weighed a pound and a quarter compared to this gaming x slim model which weighs 3 1/2 pounds. That means it has a solid nickel Block for incredible cooling. The temperatures do not exceeds 45°C with the fan speed at 30%. You get what you pay for and this is a prime example good quality
I bought the 16GB 4060 Ti for the same price as the 8GB last Black Friday and in this case it was a great choice, it's obvious that the memory increase helps a lot even with a 128-bit card, there are fewer spikes and the framerate is much better than in the 16GB version. I'm currently on a 1080p monitor and I'm thinking of changing monitors and resolution and although this GPU is not as recommended for 1440p as the 4070 and up, maybe it's really worth going for 1440p, this video showed it well and makes it evident how a great experience looks with DLSS enabled in addition to the image being sharper and more beautiful than native 1080p. I was first thinking of getting a 1080p 144Hz monitor but on second thought I think it would be a mistake since I even prefer single player games. Nice video.
Using the 4060 ti 16 gb plugged in to 1080p monitor , the dlss won't run good?
Thanks for the great video on the ProArt graphics card. Is it the best for video editing, or do you recommend others? Also, your thoughts on the Intel Arc A 770 would be really helpful as I'm researching the best options.
Appreciate your insights!
just sold my 7 years old 2060 for $121 and get 4060 ti 16gb for $410, and I felt its worth it, I really aim for the frame gen of dlss3 even tho i'm playing at 1080, so theres no reason for not using it if the game provides it, i'm also a creator so I guess, its preferable to bought nvida card over amd, it all thanks to your review! Cheers!
for todays game 16gb doesnt really need it yet, but maybe for the future if 12gb is the new low, at least frame gen still can helps a bit along with the extra vram
Aside from all the nonsense being put out here over the perceived inadequacies of the RTX 4060 Ti 16GB, take into consideration the finite number of PCIe lanes supported by modern CPUs. Let's take the Intel Core i7-14700 as an example. With that CPU, you get a maximum of 20 PCIe lanes to work with.
One of the points mentioned by a lot of gamers hating on this particular RTX 4060 variant, its utilization of only 8 PCIe lanes as opposed to the standard 16 lanes, is really a significant positive in the context of non-gaming applications like machine learning tasks, video processing and 3d rendering that thrive on VRAM because you can install more internal GPUs than otherwise without hitting your CPU's PCIe lane limit. In this case, it means you can comfortably double-up for a massive increase in VRAM to 32gb alongside a massive increase in overall graphics processing power for cheap (by comparison to the significantly higher cost of a single RTX 4090). For this CPU, that still leaves x4 PCIe lanes remaining for a nice m.2 for the OS.
By contrast, you will only be able to utilize a single RTX 4090 to its fullest potential due to it utilizing 16 of the 20 available PCIe lanes the CPU supports (i.e. the first GPU would starve the second GPU of PCIe bandwidth, thereby eliminating any tangible performance gains that would otherwise have been had). In the grand scheme and although you do get higher overall clock speeds and double the Cuda cores with a single RTX 4090, you lose 8gb of VRAM capacity that the dual RTX 4060 configuration offers over the single RTX 4090. If your task relies heavily on VRAM, like training AI on large datasets that consume massive amounts of VRAM, that extra 8gb is going to look pretty enticing, especially when the dual RTX 4060 configuration costs about half what the single RTX 4090 does (current prices).
This GPU isn't for gaming purposes even though it will totally hold its own if used for gaming. Just don't expect hardcore gaming performance out of a single GPU that's geared more toward two or more of itself operating in parallel to meet the demands of professional workflows.
This card takes a lot of crap for merely existing but beyond all the noise from being misunderstood, it's perfectly suited for what it can do and, in that context, the price-to-performance ratio is very reasonable. It's refreshing to see that at least one youtube is willing to see the value in difference and appreciate that not all things have to be explicitly for gaming.
I went through 10 other big name tech reviewers before finding a video that is simply about the performance of the 4060 TI. Everybody else was too busy shitting on the card for its price and not talking about what it's capable of. I don't care what other card you would prefer or what other card you think is worth the value. For my budget this is the card I picked and I just wanted the specs of it not everyone's opinion on ASUS and their pricing. Thank you for giving me that.
What I personally haven't seen is how the 16gb 4060ti handles video editing. Every review I've seen has been about gameplay, which is fine and all, but I think for someone just getting into content creation, they be giving a card with that much vram for that price a serious look.
for a system to use 3D design and rendering and sometimes games, do you really approve ProArt systems or should I buy TUF series?
In terms of air conditioning and cooling, are the ProArt series suitable or should I go for the TUF series for the stability of the performance and better cooling of the parts? (According to the design of the power module and Bigger heat sinks.)
Bro got the exact same card I'm getting plus tested it on the game i was wanting to play it with at 1440p. Literally what I was looking for when searching this card up.
People dont focus enough on its outstanding power efficiency. I would buy it for multiple systems if it was priced appropriately.
I appreciate the efficiency...but that kinda just shows that its a lower tier card with the wrong name on it.
@@mikesteve3039yep
Question from a noob who's using a 5 year old 2060, If I want something newer that would hold up for at least the next 5 years, would this be the best route or something in the 4070 family? and specifically witch 4070 card if so? (i.e. regular, super or ti)
hi, really nice video, finally someone that is not crushing the 4060ti ahaha. i might need some help about the cpu to use with my 4060ti. i was thinking to go with a ryzen 7 5800x, would it be good? about the motherboard i was thinking prolly the GIGABYTE B650 GAMING X AX V2. do you think it would be a good combo? thanks for the answer.
Can handle apex legends on ultra @1440p???
I use a 4060 8gb laptop version, and it actually does 1440p pretty well. Ultra on well optimized titles but i need dlss FG to keep it stable usually
how much faster is this versus the 3060 12g??? I'm thinking of getting this for 3d art, mostly because of the 16gb ram
pretty sure i seen a shit ton of benchmarks if you google it
40% faster, in games with FG on even 100%
I'm looking for a long term 1080p GPU, and with a $150 AUD difference between the 4060Ti 16GB and 7800XT, with the 7800XT being more, I feel the better overall performance is worth that extra money. I'm not interested in upscaling...not to 1080p, or ray tracing.
Why spend that much just for 1080p?
@@zergilli9719so it will last like 4-6 years or something
@@GeneralS1mba you can play 1440p with great FPS with that card right now on most games.
@@zergilli9719 yeah but the person might not want to invest in a 1440 monitor, and likes a high framerate instead
@@GeneralS1mba you get like 75 to 110 FPS in 1440p with that card on many games. 2k looks nearly as good as 4k and is worth the slight FPS loss.
Thank you for this. Great job 👍
This GPU will be at the $400 price by Black Friday. The correct price
Hi, i want to upgrade my rtx 2060 6gb, 16gb 3200mhz ram running on i7 9700k.
My question is.. is it worth trading my 2060 6gb for 4060ti 16gb + 32gb 4000mhz ram + 280 euros from my end? Is my i7 9700k still good enough with 4060ti 16gb?
(I am playing on 1440p monitor)
Until few days ago I was playing games on gtx 970 and i5 4690k. Pc died on me, but I could play most of games (not very good graphics, but I enjoyed every moment). Now I'm rocking steam deck until I build next pc
Been waiting for prices to drop..either the 4060 16gb version or the 4070..but looks like it is not happening..anytime soon😢
The 7800xt launches in a few days, for the same price as a 4060ti 16gb. It will beat the 4060ti 16gb in everything except power consumption. It will probably beat the 4070 in everything except RT. Nvidia will likely sell to partners for less so they can offer discounts, without actually "lowering the msrp".
in all honesty the 4070 for me does everything and on low wattage and temps. A lil pricey but worth it
$50 price drop for both! I'd still personally wait for the holiday season in a couple of months to buy though, or just get AMD if you don't need Nvidia.
Are all models working the same ? Any diffs the twofan with the 3fan gpus?
My two options
I really need to spend my money wisely right now. Should i get a 4060 ti 16gb or 4070 12gb? What is worth my money more ?
I got a 1440p 240hz monitor
My problem right now too. Right now you can get the 4060ti for 450$ ... it has the 16gb of vram but it has the old smaller 128 bit bus interface. The 4070 is 100$ more but it has the 192 bit interface with 4 gb less of the vram... 12gb seems respectable but is it worth the extra 100$ today to get the faster bus? I just don't know either.
@Bauks Yeah lmao. I can't decide at all lmao. I got one chance at making a choice 😂
@@MysticLyrium Hey, it's only a 4 to 5-year commitment... They have obviously made it all very, super clear... After you get a Ph.D. in GPU-ology... lol
Really, though, I don't know where you stand... I came from a 970... 2020 ish, I got a 1660 Super... And now here I am ... The GPU is the bottleneck again...
After poking around on this for the last 2 days, I think I am just going to go for the 4070 at 12 GB. I want the DLSS and mid-tier power combo.
Let's all hold our noses while we get told how we messed up wrong this time next year...
@Bauks yeah I live in Canada. The 4060 ti 16gb is 769.99 on sale for 699.99. The 4070 is 920 on sale for 849.99 lmao. I currently have a 14600K, I'm tryna pair with my gpu and 32gb ddr5 6400mhz. I'm still not sure which value is better for 1440p.
I kinda feel the 4060 ti will be GPU limited before it ever uses full 16gbs of v ram lol
The 4060 ti is not as weak as everyone says. lf l'm honest, l could have saved myself the money and gotten the old RTX 3060. play in 1440p but only at 60HZ/60 FPS. The card is usually only 50-75% full.
have a Ryzen 5 3600 btw.
There are too many sheep online that just follow the blind. Thank you for this objective review. I just bought my 4060ti new from amazon for $429 and I’m stoked!
The "sheep online" talk about how you can get way better performance for the same price or slightly more bro
That 128-bit memory bus width is a bottleneck on it's own at 1440p.
Will have to enable DLSS quality that will then render the game at 1080p and might as well use up all these Vram by squeezing in frame gen if it's available and don't mind using it.
Correct....
@HyperionZero What are you talking about? Nvidia literally locked this card for 1080p only with that 128 bit bus and will be bottlenecked if you ever wish in playing at 1440p native.
Hardware unboxed has a video that proves that, comparing Arc A750, Rx7600 an Rtx 4060. Showing how intel closes the gap if not betting the others at 1440p.
Now just beacuse some games get high fps at native 1440p with the Rtx 4060, that doesn't mean its not being bottlenecked. In fact it could have got more fps if it wasn't being bottlenecked.
In short it has nothing to do with games if the hardware doesn't have more memory bus width to able to use higher resolution.
@HyperionZero Who told you that you can't run games at 60fps? Did you even read what I said?
I do own gpus for your information.
Watch Hardware Unboxed videos first and educate yourself first before talking.
I'm not talking about vram capability...memory capability and memory bandwidth/speed are two different things.
And at 1440p with 128 bit memory bus width is a bottlenecked....there are tons of evidence and video out there explaining this.
This type of bottlenecked doesn't mean you can't play games or doesn't mean you have stutterring issues. If it had more bandwidth you would get more fps out of the gpu at 1440p (1080p should not have any problem). Even at 1440p lowest settings it losses more fps than it should....simple because 128bit is not enough for 1440p resolution.
Basically it's losing more fps than it should the higher the resolution.
Hello !
What about the power consumption ?
Amd gpus are cheaper , but consume allot more power.
For someone like me that play games without RT, only FHD and 60fps it will be good for many years? With i5 12600k.
I could also get 4070S with undervolt because i need low power consumption for many years. Any suggestions?
Thanks for this helpful video.
Prices have come down significantly since this review and I was able to get a white Aero model for $450 on Amazon. I thought about getting the AMD counterparts but then I would need to upgrade my PSU as well and that would make the total cost of owning AMD way more.
I got it and it runs warzone fine at extreme ....
I got a 6700XT 12GB for $250, half the price, tunded it to 6750XT speed and compete with the 4060 Ti blow for blow. I saved $250, the price of a 5600X3D is $230.
I have been looking at this GPU to run cities skylines 2, everyone slates it and says don't bother but im on a budget its sub £500 in the UK , the AMD RX7800XT is £509 to £579 - any reccomendations? just save up and get a better card or try the Nvidia ...
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Would a 1440p 144hz monitor work with this bad boy? I currently run 1440p 75hz monitor with my 16GB 4060Ti and have i511400F if that helps. Please and thank you!
I’m using the GPU with an i714700k, just don’t feel it’s working as good as I thought. Is the CPU a bad combination for this GPU?
I don't get it. I have a 2060 Super and I play games in 4k on high to ultra settings and they run smoothly. I don't check the FPS because I just want to play games, not benchmark my PC. Maybe my monitor supporting VRR helps a lot? I don't know.
Bought this for $499 recently, should I return it for the 4070 Ti Super at $739? I play on a Samsung 57" Odyssey that I just got as well.
when you open msi afterburner what is max power limit of this card?
Picked up this card, not so bad, I got it for $440 with discounts here in the US for the 16 gb
which is better? rtx 4016, 16gb vram or an rtx 3070ti, or any amd gpu in the same price range?
I'm playing at 1080 and a livestreamer. How long will this card likely last me? Will devs only optimize for the 4070 as early as next year?
Im still learning to build a computer and im probably dumb for asking this question haha sorry still learning but all I need to do is switch only this for a better experience? do I need to upgrade anything else in my tower? I just bought this one.
what's your specs ?