REVEALED: 40+ GPUs tested! 👉 BEST GPU for Creators 2024?! [ULTIMATE RadeON VS ARC VS GeForce Battle]
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- OK, I tested ALL the GPUs and here are the results! Which one is better & best for you?
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ASUS RX 7700XT 12GB TUF OC geni.us/7700xtTUF
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ASUS RTX 3050 DUAL geni.us/BQSt7Ml
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0:00 I'm hooked!
1:04 Sponsored Segment
1:24 HUGE Thanks!
2:29 BEST PC to build for your budget?
2:46 Geekbench 6 OpenCL
3:50 Geekbench 6 Vulkan
4:49 Adobe Photoshop OVERALL
5:37 Adobe Photoshop Sub-Scores & Detail
6:46 Adobe Lightroom Classic note
7:08 NOTE 1: Premiere Pro & Intel
7:57 Adobe Premiere Pro Extended Overall
10:45 Adobe Premiere Pro Sub-Scores & Codecs
11:50 Adobe After Effects Overall Score
13:12 Adobe After Effects Sub-Scores
13:42 DaVinci Resolve Studio Standard Overall
15:38 DaVinci Resolve Studio ALL SCORES
16:30 V-Ray Cuda
18:13 V-Ray RTX
18:40 Blender
21:03 Blender Deeper Dive - Monster, Junkshop & Classroom!
21:44 OctaneRender
22:23 Redshift
23:05 Which brand is the best?
23:50 Conclusion: Which best for Photo, Video & 3D?
24:50 Special Mentions & shout-outs
25:39 BEST GPU Designs
27:02 More GPUs Coming out! - Наука та технологія
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Thank you for not ignoring creators like all the other reviewers do.
What do you mean?
@@Ghostlynotme445if I'm not wrong most channels only shows gaming performance like it's the only thing a GPU does
@@Ghostlynotme445 GPU is not only for gaming
@@AlexCS8 I know im just asking it’s sad we only have this channel that show gpu performance on productivity
What do you think "Gaming Precision Units" are for??
@@krishnabaro6036
Thank you for including all the scores and not only the standard and extended scores. Please use a darker and lighter color for the lines so it's easier to read the line and you can use the title line for i.e Davinci version and Puget bench version since the info is the same for all cards that you tested. Hopefully this will make the charts easier to read and navigate. Huge thanks to Matt Bach from Puget for being responsible for all these changes! Keep up the good work and Happy New Year!🎉
Not much reviewers doing this so the time you took to go through this based on various creative apps is highly appreciated.
Thank you for all the info!! Great vid! 👍🏻
I've been waiting for This all my lives :] thanks !!!!
Great video! Just what I was looking for 👍
i was waiting for this man finally
Very nice comparison. Thank you. 😊
I think 7800xt is best value for money gpu which is very competitive+ in gaming its working well
Wow, this video is thorough and extensive. It must have been a lot of work. Great stuff, big thanks and happy 2024 👍👍👍
Thank you for all the work you do!
You only talk about speed, but the VRAM provided with the 3090 usually makes it the second best option for 3D-rendering, imo. Seconded to only the 4090. Sure, the other 40 series cards are faster as well, but the 16 or 12 GB VRAM is quite a lot less than the 24GB for the 3090.
Love your pc build videos. I’m waiting for a new Lian li O11 dynamic build though❤️
Thanks for your work!
love your channel man, you are a godsend! one thing though, Id love to see the rtx40 series FE! versions also measured :) maybe for the future!
Are you color grading with the GPUs or just rendering? Lots of issues with AMD drivers crashing resolve.
Amazing video 🎉🎉🎉
Another impressive video from you 👍🏻
Thank you
Can add video about best gpu ai training ??
Bro, thanks for this, the only channel not forgetting about the low budget video editors. Subbed
AMAZING work! I would love to see the AMD Radeon Pro and Nvidia RTX professional cards added to this mix. They are engineered differently and (supposedly) are meant for professional creator work. They come in at extremely high prices when compared to the consumer cards tested here. Big question: Are they really worth it to creators?
Radeon Pro and Quadro/RTX cards are easily the true champions of productivity... but anyone buying them is either an actual production studio with the money to do so, or a private/small creator studio that already knows that it's exactly what they need.
Basically, if you have to ask, it's not for you, and it would kind of be a little pointless to test for a more general audience.
Ah damn, I can't see the data because I'm working right now. Good work man!
thanx for the review! just wondering is there any differences in a benchmark score between zotac 4070 trinity comparing to twin edge?
Nope
Nice video. Now I have a question, when using CPU core i5 13600K and GPU rtx 3060 12GB and RAM DDR5 32 or 64GB, will my timeline play smoothly or jerky in DaVinci Resolve Studio? Videos will be from FHD to 4K 60fps from the DJI Osmo Action 4 camera
Does 4090 make sense over RX 7900XTX for performance w.r.t price on Adobe premiere pro, after effect and Davinci resolve ?
i have a 4080 palit gaming pro. Dies it really makes much difference for creators which brand and model of the same gpu you buy? btw awesome video and thank you for your hard work.
Hello! How do you think do i need to pay more for 4080 in laptop Instead of 4060? Everything I want just to edit heavy 4k videos and lots of proccesses in background. But I don't know if I really need this 4080, just maybe for 12 gb? But is it worth it ?
Nice work!!!
I work with Blender, and recently upgraded from a 4060TI to a 4080, and I noticed the HUGE improvement. Render times about 3 times faster.
Scenes where I used to take 1 hour and a half to complete, being done in less than 30 minutes
NVidia is indeed the best for 3D applications. There's pretty much not even a competition for it with these cards.
Why did you have the rtx 4060 ti if I may ask?
@@Ghostlynotme445 it was the only thing I could afford at the moment, since I upgraded the entire PC at the same time. I used to have a 2060 6GB before that :v
Would u say a 4060 is great for starting out to learn blender and use it for like 2-5 years? Coming from a 2017 MacBook Pro so I hope for this pc upgrade to last a while. Also do I really need that much of speed for blender considering I’m literally starting from the donuts tut here on yt? I don’t know what these numbers mean in practice at all so hearing insight from people who actually have used or is using the gpus im considering is helpful for me. If u also have other Gpu recommendations around the price point of the 4060 im very open and I work mainly with Adobe suite and just CSP. And if I do go with 4060, will the 8gb be enough or should I try to go for the 16GB if I can? I was eyeing for the Asus dual rtx 4060 oc 8gb but im learning about these vram stuff and it affects vid editting. But again im coming from a 2017 MacBook Pro with a broken battery so any upgrade should suffice.
*I was adviced to stick to nvidia since it’s better for a lot of Adobe based work, which is what I do
@@ppsycho8750 I get 4060 ti 16gb the cheapest model you have available that start for productivity until get better get something decent from rtx 5000 series
@@ppsycho8750 3d artist here! from what i know, adobe and CSP doesnt use much GPU VRAM they are more like CPU bound, RAM, and cuda core. and yes the benchmark u see in the video about adobe is more likely to cuda core performance not GPU VRAM, while CSP is using cpu and ram and not related to GPU VRAM, so u dont have to worry about it. but since u wanna try blender, if you have limitation to budget i recommend to buy 4060 ti 16gb. currently one of best budget content creator card who want high vram on low price. but if you have no limit or higher limit on budget then take 4070 12gb or 4080 16 gb. if you want to start blender, minimun vram is 8 gb depend on how big 3d scene you created. pair it with 8 core cpu, 32 gb ram and gpu of your choice. then you will find heaven to your work station
Amazing work👍👍👍👍
Thank you
Welcome 😊
Is the Asus RTX 4070ti ProArt OC good for mid to heavy animations in after effects?
There's some value in a charts like these but we know that the 4090 & 7900xtx were going to be at the top. What is more important is the price for that level of performance! Bar charts are easy but showing a scatter plot with $ on the X and performance on the Y would be the best chart no other creator is using! Do I even notice the difference between a 92.45% 2060 super and a 100% 3090ti? My wallet will!
So rn the 7900GRE and the 4070 are of same price. For gaming the gre is way better but i want to do video editing apart from gaming maybe graphic designing in future so which card should I go for?
@7:00 have you tried AI Denoise? That's entirely GPU dependent and I'd be interested in how much that speeds it up. I know mine sped up going from integrated graphics to a GTX 1080, 2 min+ vs 30 or so seconds.
Thank you, You answered thousands of question in less than 30 mins❤
My pleasure 😊
On the tests where you included multiple-GPU setups I think it would allow an easier comparison of individual cards if you put the top INDIVIDUAL card as 100% and list the multi-GPU results as 100+%.
Thanks man ! Your vidéos are great, and it's nice to see someone that understood GPUs are not intended for gaming ONLY :-) Tho, it would be nice to add some 'pro' GPU in this kind of test, like Tesla regarding video encoding / decoding, past the '3 streams' limit on consumer hardware :-)
I literally woke up this morning thinking I need to start researching gpu’s and here you are! Great work! If you’re ever in Calgary, give me a call and we’ll hang out or something. 😜
I rate this. No clickbait, no spoofing of charts, just clear data so I can make a good decision
If I buy Resolve studio, will it improve my export times? I have 3060
how to figure out how much GB some of the GPU have? its not written everywhere....thx for the comparsion
I have rtx 2060 12 gb version. Does the 2060 super reflected the nearest number or the 3060 score?
i like the effort and details you guys put on this video just for educating people, thank you
Our pleasure!
Such a great GPU comparison.
Do a full proart build but with a twist
Do you ever do workstation cards? Quadro or A series I guess is the new naming convention
Amazing
What is your suggested price for each GPU w.r.t performance ?
I feel like if users have 8k raw workflows, they need any 24GB card between the 3090, 4090 and XTX.
For 8k h265 workflows, the 24GB VRAM of those cards would still be useful.
For 4k workflows, things have gotten so much easier, even in Raw, that you can buy a 60 class GPU, and get reliable speeds. But getting as much VRAM and GPU compute as possible is always a good idea, for effects. And the 70 class cards seem to have double media engines, which can help export times.
For raw workflows, going threadripper is a good idea, but not necessary unless you’re doing 8k workflows.
For non-raw workflows, especially those using 422 codecs, you’ll want an Intel quicksync capable cpu, and then you’ll need to choose the appropriate card for the resolution you’re working at - 8-16GB for 4K. And 16-24GB for 8K
And your CPU can easily have PL1 at 125W and be within a margin of error to the 250W tunings for creator workflows. So there’s no need for water cooling - save your money!
And if you’re using Photoshop exclusively, just get an affordable card!
Alternatively, just buy an m3 Max or M2 Ultra, depending on what resolution you’re working at
Are there benchmarks that take into account multiple GPUs?
Resolve Studio supposedly uses more GPUs to improve performance so I wonder if having an ARC and a 3060 12GB would see better performance?
Awesome review. I’m just a beginner editor (video) so I’m thinking starting with an Intel Arc to start. Maybe with your budget pc build.
Good choice!
Please read through the comments I am a subscriber, test some of these GPUs with the studio book 16 I recently bought it and I want to know what type of performance bump I would get for editing video using thunderbolt 4 EGPU.
I'd be keen to see more investigation into the Intel cards on after effects. As of September last year Purget systems couldn't get the a750 working with AE. Can you?
Nice to se the first gen Arc cards deliver solid performance for the dollar. 👍👌🔥
I love your content and i think you are one of the most honest benchmark channels out there, moreso when you take stuff like idle power draw when every big channel glosses over it when it's a pretty big deal, but please stop using the standard blender benchmarks, at least going forward, because as a blender user and as of current blender versions, it's not reflecting what most of the cards truly do, chose a scene, like classroom as a .blend file, and from there use the same scene for all the gpu's, because the benchmark it's not only pretty old, but it's not using hip-rt on amd side.
Nvidia still takes the crown in blender, but it shows quite a huge disparity when the XTX goes from perfoming like a 3070/3070ti to a 3090 in blender just by enabling hip-rt with cycles.
Hi Tech Notice. Thanks for another fun video to watch. I always look for your videos because you are probably the only one that ever mentions "Lightroom Classic". What I would like to see from you, since you have aaaaall those GPUs and you seem to use Lightroom Classic, is a video where you don't only say "you don't need a high end GPU for Lightroom classic". What I would like to see from you is a video dedicated more to users that do use Lightroom Classic showing actual differences showing actual results (in seconds) showing the differences for importing/exporting, AI Denoise/Enhance features. I mean, there has to be (some) advantages and differences among different GPUs when it comes down to performance. Again, showing us actual times, not percentages. And what about the new 40 series SUPER cards, are they no good, are there any better advantages in performance or are we better off buying older used cards? Can you compare the new cards to a RTX 3070Ti or 3080? It would be really interesting to see a video like that. Thanks.
Oh my thats a lot of work man! I see one litle mistake at 24:35 ... We know you mean Nvidia :)
Can we expect a video on Intel ARC GPUs on the latest version of benchmark software soon ?
on 9:18 why there are two 2 zotac rtx 4060 8gb ??
Just the video I was looking for! Awesome work! 👍🏻 I'm just wondering, is it possible I'm Software-Bottlenecked? I am using the Ryzen 3950x all cores 4.3 GHz steady, but After Effects rarely ever uses more than 33% to 50% of CPU. I am using an older RTX 2060 KO Ultra with 6 GB of VRAM, but that usually stays between 2 GB and 4 GB of use. I have 128 GB of RAM, and it takes a little while for After Effects to use it up. I edit very short social media clips at 1920p vertical, usually 10 to 30 seconds long, usually only a handful of layers. Nothing to complain on lag. It's very smooth and faster than realtime. Sometimes though when it's prerendering the timeline or even in Media Encoder, it's slower than real time, but again, it's not using 100% of CPU, GPU, or RAM by a long shot. Drives are 2-4 GB/s m.2. Another strange thing...last week editing a simple video, it was much faster at full resolution than when I switched it to 50%. It's mostly great, but if you have any ideas on the anomalies, love to learn more!
I'll be learning DaVinci Resolve and maybe some other creator applications during 2024, so this is useful information for me. Speed in not a critical factor for me. Sure Nividia cards perform better in most of these applications--they're designed around Nvidia GPUs. But I'm very hesitant in the current market to but ANY Nvidia GPU no matter what performance and features they provide.
why?
That cube case, over your left shoulder, what case is that?
Azza Sanctum
@@theTechNotice Thank you. edit: well no wonder I've never seen one before. Apparently they are not yet available in North America. Same with about half their products. What a shame.
🍏 Question: I've been watching a TON of GPU videos to learn. If I have it right... if I mainly edit h.264 and h.265 (maybe AV1 later), then I want an Intel iGPU processor for Quicksync with an AMD 7900XT dGPU for AMD’s encoders? 😀
{I'm not a gamer and don't need 3D or raytracing benefits}
Brother do you recommend rx 6750 or 6700XT for Unreal Engine?
I am a little confused on the Premiere Pro scores as I see the Zotac RTX 4060 8GB in both 18th and 23rd place. Looking to see which is better, the 3060 12GB or the 4060 with 8GB for video editing.
3060 12th better and fast at rendering and 3d but 4060 good at editing,davinci photoshop
Which GPU do you recommend for productivity for AMD Ryzen 5 7600X with 64GB RAM?
i wish there was someone in youtube who did these for music producers.. as i for example use very heavy templates in my daw that require meticulous choice of cpu
I wish youd update the scores for the benchmark versions with significant change like Blender 4.0
I am really shock that 4070 is able to beat 3080 when it comes to editing, but between both cards when it games to gaming its a different story.
Hey, could you review gpu on Arnold render?
Thanks for this awesome review. Great job.
I want to upgrade my system (gtx980 8gb) with as cheap as posssible Gpu. I just want to improve render times and real time effects and transitions on Davinci Resolve Studio. I can get 2nd hand RTX 2060 super for about 200€, or 2080 for a bit more. It will be better than a rtx 4060 8gb ? 4060 will cost more than 350€. Rtx 3060ti or 3070 are cheap as well, about 250€. What would you recomend me.
Thanks
Maaan u should do vegas edit too 🙂 especially with an amd cuz they used to have problems and i wanna see if they fixed it
Please can you include testing for Midjourney in your future tests? Lots of people wanting to see the latest figures for this, now Krita is providing a free alternative to Photoshop AI functionality.
10:55 thank you. I've officially decided to run 2 cards. Will get the a770 first and that will focus mainly on my Photoshop & Premiere Pro work loads, test out AI on it, then the ProArt 4060 Ti (OR THE MSI EXPERT 4070 Ti Super, BEAUTIFUL CARD) for AI/ML, Unreal Engine and more graphic intensive work... and if I feel to game a bit. I won't upgrade that until a PCIe card is out, I assume the RTX 50 series should be, but my rule is to jump a generation before upgrading... so maybe 60 series I upgrade.
how is the 7900xtx tuf gaming from Asus?
26:15 I thought so too until i saw the MSI EXPERT!!! And this benchmark made me realize that the ProArt 4060 Ti doesn't make sense from a performance standpoint. If you getting a ProArt card, get 4080 up. The 3 months free Adobe CC subscription from ProArt is what gives it massive value though.
Still don't regret paying 3k for an RTX 3090.. it's paid for itself several times over and it's still a leader in what I use it for. Good stuff.
So I just built i9 14900k A couple of my friends that are really into computer hardware. Told me that I should buy 2 3090s for video. Editing. I'm wondering if that would be worth it. Right now I'm using a 3080 and I'm having a lot of trouble. Editing and rendering on my first generation 1950x
There is a lot of money on the table WHOA
Zotac really bring it home this year, they are always get the bests scores and i think it's the board design mostly and the cooling is really solid. Other than that the Noctua is solid in quiet and long renders it has the most potential to appeal to people who actually pushing GPU ALL DAY, and the last one is the Pro Art and that is just phenomenal easy dual slot for 3D RENDERS even 2 4060ti with 16GB will give a really good boost not even mentioning the 4080. Thank you Tech Notice for your channel and support you are the true pioneer of the creators on UA-cam🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Is rx 6750xt better then arc a770 and rtx 3070?
I currently have an i7 10700k, rtx 3080 32gb ram and 4.5tb gen 3 SSD and use the free version of davinci but my timeline performance is horendous, my cpu utilization is constantly at 100% when I am editing, should I upgrade my cpu or should I buy davinci studio?
Buy DaVinci!
@@theTechNotice Would you say creative cloud would be a better option for me, I want to use photoshop aswell and the creative cloud is £16.24 per month since I am a student
Invested in a 4070ti PNY. I hope it wasn't a misstake to go budget of its kind? Idk what the actual difference is makes?
So far it's been heavenly to have upgraded from my Gtx1070 which carried my 3d student needs quite well at the time.
the intro is sooooo lovely 💘💘💘💘
Well, thank you for this video. Now I have a T600 Graphics Card, and I bought the ProArt 4060ti 16gb that will arrives in the next days. I hope that it is a good card for my proposals, audio/video, Graphics, photo, animation, and music productions.
How is the performance of 4060ti? I want to buy the same card, but I don't know whether to go for a 4070 super
Well that made it simple for me. Building a pc for general use, light gaming and Photoshop.
Arc it is! Can't beat its performance in Photoshop for value.
Blender can utilize multiple gpu's when rendering, they just dont share vram unless youre using an nv link on older hardware
I'm about to comment like this. until I saw yours. then I change my mind.
Why there are 2x Zotac RTX 4060 8G in the PugetBench for Premiere Pro, No.18 and No.23?
It might be non oc and oc version of the card he look he like zotac more then other brands
Man...what a load of choices...But my situation gets even WORSE, as I have a Intel i7 6850K 3.6ghz(stock , never OCed yet) with 64GB ram. I WAS using the GTX 970 card with only 4GB of ram, BUT I do zero gaming, maybe a tiny bit like 2-9% video edits(never 8K, barely 4K)...All Lightroom Classic and Photoshop CS6 (maybe slave-grade to cloud if it is significantly faster).
CRAZY thing is , I watched your earlier video just yesterday and purchased a RTX 3060 OC(I have 30 days to return). Wondering what the biggest change and improvement I can make so I am not frustrated with Lightroom & Photoshop editing speeds.(?) (I have even made multiple catalogs so they are not so large and heavy.
What a mad lad.
What about the 7900XTX Hellhound?
Hello @technotice , is it true that AMD GPUs are not being bottlenecked so hard with older CPUs like Nvidia GPUs? I heard that AMD uses hardware scheduling while Nvidia uses software which is demanding on the CPU
Will there be updates for the new super cards and intel when they release
Yes!
Wow i am happy to see amds cards are best adress for a davinci resolve user like me
Can you include the new NVIDIA 4000 series Super cards? Please?? 😊
On blender, have you checked the actual render times on these GPUs ? They speak very differently than the open data benchmarks for blender which tells us samples per minute. AMD goes way too close to Nvidia's than the 7900XTX we are seeing equal to RTX 4060Ti.
I think in blender open source benchmark is bug
Because when I render any demo in blender with mark hip.rt amd cards same perform like nvidia
Like 6800xt vs 3070ti
6800xt is faster 51sec
19:17 graph??? What are those extra lines?
3:07 surprising that the Zotac 4090 edges out the TUF, hmm.
Was blender test for Radeon on HIP or HIP-RT?
Those test results would suggest only HIP was used. Probably Optix for Nvidia, too. Blender 3.6 min. should be used to test them all - HIP-RT only works in Windows right now - dunno how well - waiting to find current reviews/benchmarks of it.
Nice video! Just one thing that makes your charts hard to read is the way the GPU names are layed out. It should be the GPU model first, then the brand.
The way it's written here is very hard to follow:
ASUS TUF RTX 4090 OC
Noctua RTX 4080 OC
Zotac RTX 4070ti AMP AIRO
etc...
It would be much easier to read like this:
RTX 4090 - ASUS TUF 4090 OC
RTX 4080 - Noctua OC
RTX 4070ti - Zotac AMP AIRO
etc...
Dayum, the thumbnail was actually not clickbait
Nope haha :)
Happiness is seeing my card on Top of most of the charts
Feeling happy to have made a good decision
Thank you this video