I don't think they care. I think they're okay with cards that cost $200 more than the AMD equivalent, just because DLSS is marginally better than FSR despite being new software that don't generally make a difference.
@@StealthGunRunner They will care once the GPU prices get very high $4k+ for a xx90 $2k for a xx80 they will cry because that will go up and they could release updates to make the old GPUs run worse you know what I think this is what it will take...
And what you are not comprehending is that if the people stop buying new GPUs, the game devs will be forced to optimise the games for wider audience, so people will not need new cards anyway. That's what happened when the AMD FX CPUs failed, so Intel had monopoly.
It's not anybody's responsibility to buy something just to fill a company's market share lol. Just gotta buy whatever fits your use case, in which case it's more a responsibility to smarten up and/or educate the ones who buy a 3050 for brand recognition when they could be buying an amd instead.
Correction. companies that build pre-builds and large scale integrators like Dell don't buy AMD. In the case of Dell and HP they get huge discounts from Nvidia.
At that point it seems it's the failure of the amd marketing department. Sometimes the winner in a company battle isn't the one who has the better product but one who is able to market and get the right connection.
@@MasterInDiguise i see what you mean, but you'd hope people would look past the namesake for the price 2 performance. it's strange. AMD cards are SO cheap for their performance.
sounds like a monopoly suit. Seriously this is pretty cut and dry an easy lawsuit. People will complain about the monopoly soon enough, and im pretty sure it would be favorable to deal with it
Just isn't true though is it, go to steams hardware charts. Reported hardware the 7900xtx is the only AMD card that comes in the top 10. Gamers also chose Nvidia.
It’s already really bad. Like we all know the 4090 costing a full gaming setup with mouse keyboard 7600 and a 7800xt (2080 euros in France) which is absolutely ridiculous
@@korinogaro I just go with older gen amd parts. But consoles are so easy to manage. No checking if this is the best part, no checking if it’s overpriced, if it lasts good, etc. You just buy the console and that’s it.
@@tomorpedreiro3032 Ok bud. I guess you're a NVIDIA simp. I personally have been using AMD GPUs for years now and have never ran into these supposed driver issues. That was an issue with there extremely old cards that most people don't even have anymore. I play HellDivers 2 at 1440p High with NO upscaling and rarely get below 70 FPS with my RX 6700 XT. That is more than playable. So stop simping for a company that hasn't had reasonable pricing since the GTX 10 series. Btw, I will gladly buy from NVIDIA once they improve their pricing.
I own 7900 xtx mister amd simp :D :D amd has always better pricing, and literally most of amd users have to use dx11 at helldivers. (new gen tho) I literally care only about better products as a customer, and that's a green way.
AMD doesn't give a crap about your hard earned money lol. They are selling their cards with the highest markup people are willing to pay, and their decline in revenue is proof of that. If they cared about your money every one of their cards about be at least $100 cheaper.
@@Gaming_Legend2 its their first gen, the a770 is a good card. Battlemage looks promising, over 12,5x SIMD performance alone is insane. With the right price they blow AMD out of the low-mid range, I guess Celestial will target High-End.
The funny thing is that AMD graphics cards seem to last longer, leading to more second hand sales. Honestly a rx 5700xt is about £200 second hand and are enough for almost all games (only one I've not been able to run is metro exodus enhanced edition, despite baldurs gate 3, fortnite, COD etc working) The 6700 xt is more than enough and solves a lot of the heat issues the 5700xt had. And because of this good value and lasting longer as second hand means you'll see less new cards being sold.
@@ImJustSomeoneNamedLucas I would, but I usually either play BG3, warthunder, crossout or enlisted. So most of them need my card to be at that higher power (especially BG3 and warthunder)
@@ImJustSomeoneNamedLucas WT On lower graphics settings maybe, but I have everything turned up lmao. So self inflicted in know, but damn it I want me tonk pretty 🤣 The 5700xt is, I believe, the "recommended" card for BG3.
If AMD wasn't going anywhere when their CPU and GPU marketshare were both at like 15%, they aren't going anywhere now. I still kick myself in the ass whenever I look back at their stock price from 2018.
I wanted to like amd, I really did, but after having several issues and in several different games, endless troubleshooting and Reddit reading I still couldn’t fix my issues. I went and bought an NVIDIA card and all the issues dissapeared. Idk if I got a bad card or what but judging by the amount of Reddit threads I went through, I wasn’t the only one.
Have you tried uninstalling your former nvidia drivers? That seems to fix the problem for a lot of people, amd cards aren't bad in general, they're pretty amazing for rasterization they just lack software futures like nvidia and AI futures, it's something that people don't get, it's not always about building something at the moment, you have to also consider the cost of engineering such software and AI futures, that's why AMD is better at pure performance because there are non of these extra steps so it costs them less hence the lower price Btw the app's name is DDU and seems like it fixed the problem for like everyone I talked to
@@Pt08020 i have tried 3 or 4 times to go team red for GPU starting in 2013. last time was 2018 every single time i would full wipe my PC aka installing the OS from a live disk. Every time i would give up after a short time because games would constantly crash or have graphical issues. I might give it another chance, but NVIDIA has always just worked off the bat, and people like you blaming the end user for a bad experience is just gatekeeping plain and simple. P.S. I always use AMD CPU even before ryzen came out and they were kinda trash, but since then AMD has owned the CPU market, so I'm not a hater of the company.
@@silashinton6873 yes I blame the user becoz if it was AMD issue nobody would be buying AMD anymore but that's not the case. It keeps happening to u coz u probably didn't wipe NVIDIA drivers before installing AMD gpu then complain AMD doesn't work.
@@IcallMYSELFomenNvidia is good, but AMD price to performance is crazy. You can find AMD GPUs for a lower price and they will usually have more vram and perform better, and this happens like 70% of the time.
True, imagine the next-gen 60 class cards costs more than the 4060 while having barely any performance gain and it'll probably rely massively on AI to function properly.
Nah, they should leave for a year or 2 and heavily refine their GPU performance behind closed doors. Then right when Nvidia jacks up their prices. AMD can return like the shining knights they are.
@@jamestaylor9887 I meant permanently. The AMD gpus are getting better significantly. The 8000 series is gonna have a massive boost in rt performance according to leaks
@@medraut6599 But even with intel, they still sell gpus for a healthy kidney, if amd dissapeared they'd just be selling their gpus for fucking healthy brains for scientific studies
Next time Nvidia release a gpu with absurd pricing, you know who's to blame, we just can't stop buying team green despite AMD having the better value 😂
@@El-Leon-VLLCexcept in this case Nvidia does actually make the best graphics card. When AMD actually makes a card to compete with top of the line Nvidia GPUs then this comparison will be more true.
@christiandaniels8045 i get what you mean, the 4090 is the best without any question, but i doubt the majority of people that buys nvidia, the majority of the graphics sold are in the lower range in which AMD do compete heavily.... so i dont think having the best GPU is the real problem.
@@nimaarg3066 Yeah that's why my AMD friends experience driver timeouts on the daily, and why GeoHotz is tirelessly reverse engineering the GPUs to make his own drivers for them.
@@quadrupledamage nVidiot spotted, being brainwashed thinking nVidia has superior drivers when its proven that both camp has stable drivers and their own fair share of issues.
What amd needs is not better fps but better productivity option We all know how much softwares like After effects needs and if Amd can provide the option to handle it in a lesser price ... Then it'll be Amd era
AMD needs to first focus on productivity performance, I don't want to compromise on my work for any company. I hope their cuda replacement works but I really don't see anyone talking about them. Also, make better gpus for laptops.
@@gamer8622 not really, sapphire has gone down in quality majorly as of recently, considering for the last 4 gpu cards i had from amd where from sapphire
@TheRealNeoFrancois your personal experience isn't reality lol. They are the best period. It's not rly a debate or opinion. You're objectively wrong saying they aren't AMDs #1 gpu partner right now.
The reason to support the underdogs is that it benefits the consumer. If there's minimal/no competition, companies with the monopoly will sell at absurd prices and lower quality. We NEED competition, its how we get better products and prices.
I haven't been supporting them on purpose because they haven't been anywhere near as competitive as they need to be. Hopefully this quarters revenue will be a wake up call
Just bought a new RX 7800 XT from AMD. I paid, here in Canada, $684 before taxes. The only thing nvidia can do better is ray tracing, I have never used, nor do I plan on using, then it was a no brainer. Too many don't think about the bang for the buck. I just can't justify the extra money for negligible performance gains. Love your videos also. Usually very informative. Thanks for the knowledge you share.
@@TheRealTegu Pretty close to the adjusted price for the lousy value of the Cdn dollar. I bought mine right from AMD and not a board partner. Might be why it was a little cheaper too?
and this is why im hoping to secure my 6750 xt by December (this is just my dream graphics card, i already wanted this specific one for a long time now and im not gonna change my mind as i just think its a beautiful looking card that performs really well, even if i know there are other cards that perform close with lower price)
I am looking into buying my first PC- and let me tell you I am buying AMD lol. I don’t have enough budget to buy nvidia and even if I did, there are not enough benefits to justify it
Don't do that. He NEVER talks about it but amd GPUs are ONLY good for gaming and gaming only, rendering anything, video editing, graphic design, asset creation, all of it is basically impossible if not uncomfortable with AMD GPUs because they refuse to work with the developers of software for those things.
@@ImJustSomeoneNamedLucas no but for someone's first computer that would be an incredibly limiting decision. He also doesn't seem to realize older cheaper Nvidia GPUs are amazing, no one but the ultra elitist buy the new ones :/ they come out like every year
AMD's TDP and WATT need is usually higher by a significant amount depending on the compared cards. You will save money on your electrical bill and cooling if you go the intel and Nvidia route. You will see the savings after a few months, people don't think about utility bills, these US youtubers don't live in a country where power is taxed and priced relatively high. Buy last years products if you want to save money, you are buying into marketing if you think you need the newest tech.
Nvidia fan boys always jump right to the "but Ray tracing maan" argument as if AMD doesn't have cards capable of it. It's like they just listen exclusively to streamers and influencers and never bother to look at data and can't or won't read graphs.
This is false tho. U can keep saying it all u want. U look dumb showing loyalty to any one company, it’s flat out embarrassing. NVIDIA make the better gpu rn, u can’t argue facts and numbers.
Just built a pc with a 7900 xtx ASRock Taichi yesterday. No complaints so far! Actually like the software a lot more and I haven’t played a game where I’ve dropped under 1440p and 240fps
It's probably partially due to the fact that they don't have a real "halo" card to compete with the 4090. With all of the melted 12vhp plugs on the 4090s they could have made some serious ground, but they squandered their chance by not having a true flagship card
they dont need a "flagship" card because the 4090 is still priced accordingly regardless. they could make a card 10x more powerful than a 4090 but it wont matter because the cost will make it useless. why do you think everyone doesnt just go buy a 4090? plus, it looks like amd is slowing down on some things for now while they work on new tech that will be much more competitive with nvidia so personally i prefer to wait for the next best thing as opposed to getting a ton of releases each of which only being slightly better than its predecessor.
@@qrain__ ofc it is, but people that already buy AMD are likely waiting for the next series to drop to upgrade. I know I'm holding off for Q4 '24/Q1 '25 because it will affect the new and used markets on the 5000, 6000, and 7000 series cards and/or it might be more worth getting one of the newer cards for my build depending on the prices.
I’ve always used nvidia graphics cards but damn if AMD stops with theirs everyone is going to be paying even more insane prices, hopefully they have a breakthrough and gets a boost.
I think most people are just waiting out on RX 8000 because even if you don't get the latest gen gpus, the older generations normally decrease in price.
I waited on a 6950xt knowing the 7800xt was due. Got it for u the same price and it's a slightly better card. Also really liked the reference cards for 6000 series. They actually fit in my case
I ended up getting an NVIDIA GPU, since many of the machine learning libraries that I depend on for my research depend heavily on CUDA. From my perspective, it was just too inefficient to set up the same projects on AMD cards.
@@litntt4628Oh look, another edgy little kid, what a surprise coming from the same type of people who buy Apple because "more expensive=better". There is nothing more pathetic than defending a multi billion dollar company lmao.
You mean the „productivity“ users ? The kind of people with a 20 subs yt account who „need“ to render a video in 15 minutes instead of 17 minutes once a week ?
The same kind of people who have to use Finalcut and aftereffects on their $3000 mac book, to cut a simple vlog. Man use what you want and buy what you want but this „semi-professionals“ talk is cringe af
why all AMD? just go for whatever gives you the best value, whether that's all AMD or not. don't specifically try to go for a combination over another because of branding
I live in israel and very recently built a new gaming pc (obviously i paid for someone to built it i just picked the parts😅). I picked the rx7900xt and literally every single person advised me to get Nvidia card. Honesly that card did not disappoint at all! I think that nvidia are just way more "famous" when it comes to gpus hence why so many people just pick nvidia
it really depends on what your workload is the rx 7700 xt and rtx 4060 ti is same price where i live, i choose nvidia since its better supported for 3d rendering and productivity but if im gaming only i will choose amd
I bought 7900xtx instead of 4080 and I'm a bit disappointed with lack of PhysX technology. Some older games work worse on my new pricey GPU than on my old GTX 1060. So they are reasons to buy Nvidia.
I think that if current trends continue, Linux will become more popular, and at this point, I even consider in mainstream. It's to a point where Linux is important to AMD for gaming GPUs, if the data from the Steam survey is anything to go by
Man, you telling me. I would love to use AMD but then I would be missing out so much features that Nvidia had. Like, i really want to use AMD, but Nvidia really make that choice almost impossible.
ZTT just confirmed the reason GPU pricing won't reduce drastically cause Nvidia dominants market share and dictates pricing. AMD needs a new product strategy and think outside the box & not follow Nvidia pricing & marketing structure.
To people saying "Nvidia will raise prices if AMD leaves", dude Nvidia already is a monopoly, 85% market share is just the proof. If Nvidia wanted to raise their prices, they could do it right now and still keep being the monopoly
they cant. because their pricing is just premium enough that people will pay for it. But if its too expensive, the budget alternative will start to look too good not to. AMD had a big influx because nvidia cards were scalped to hell and too ex. Especially at the mid-tier. With crypto mining crash, there was a big availability.
I took a chance and built an all amd rig. 7900x ryzen 9 with a 7900xtx gpu. I have had nothing but driver timeouts and issues. When I tell ppl they seem to think that constant driver rollbacks and bios tweaking is normal to “make it stable”. I never had to do anything but plug in a nVidia gpu, update to the most recent drivers, then game.
The reason why I went for Nvidia is DLSS being much better than FSR, and their Frame Generation solution being pretty much close to perfection. That's it, because those things not only can make me not feel like I need a GPU upgrade sooner than with the AMD alternative, but same thing goes for the CPU. Yes, I did try AMD's solutions, and yes, I paid for the mods too, and altho the FG implementations are much better than the official ones, they are not even close to DLSS 3 in terms of quality. Same thing goes for DLSS compared with FSR. I went for a 4080, but I guess that next time I'll go for an AMD GPU because FSR is slowly but surely improving.
I love how people are arguing over what's gonna happen to the prices while I checked 4090 price tonight and in Serbia on a trusted site it costs 300 thousand dinars which is something between 2500$ and 2800$. Correct me if I'm wrong but that shouldn't be the case?
Announced future models and leaks about specs could impact this. If I know that the new gpu generation is dropping next year I'm not going to pay msrp for the current gen, I'm going to wait for the newest one
This is one of the major reasons, a) if I was going for something in the performance ranges, it would be for a lower power / silent type machine with minimal power draw. b) the cheaper AMD, with the amount I use my PC would basically come out even over a few years with power prices, plus I get better feature sets. The other reason is historically, at least for me/friends, driver stability has been shocking, The only AMD card that has been decent I've seen is the 6900XT that will still occassionally blank out on my room mate.. Vega64 good luck getting an hour gaming out of that without black screen crash, even older one, can't remember exactly but I had to overclock the idle speeds to keep it stable, more power, more energy cost. AMD actually need to compete for sales. They haevn't competed really for a long time.
this happens because the prices are too high and honestly, previous gens still hold up. there is little reason to upgrade besides bragging right when the prices are this high
I don't really get why amd is selling less, their gpus are a lot better in terms of price and performance than the Nvidia ones, people are just dumb and like to pay more for less
I honestly believe it's due to how they name their damn graphics card and CPUs, Nvidia is pretty simple, 3000 series - 4000 series etc. also another big problem is Nvidia's DLSS which is leaps and beyonds better than FSR and not having that tech available is a serious problem
That’s a shame. I’ve used a lot of ATI/AMD cards and they were all reliable and powerful. Here’s hoping they can bounce back in the next couple of generations.
I sold my gaming rig (Ryzen 5900X, RTX3090 etc.) a while ago. I'm done with gaming. The only games worth playing are so old, that most of them run on a potato.
The thing with AMD GPUs here at Malaysia is that it’s impossible to get one. Most gaming stores here will only offer Nvidia and Intel(somehow) cards only
Because multiple core gpus are around the corner, amd scrapped the 8000 high end to move forward on the next architecture. Which should be faster than blackwell.
I think a good chunk of GPUs being bought aren’t just for gaming they’re being used for productivity and when it comes to productivity it’s Nvidia that has better value per dollar, there’s also brand recognition and better resell value on nvidia GPUs
As someone who just dropped a band on a 7900xtx, this is discouraging af. Ive always gone Nvidia (980 ti, 2080 super) and went 7900xtx instead of 4080 super. When i upgrade again im going back Nvidia, sadly. I really like the AMD stuff but im sick of missing out on RT and better upscaling. Its not close fsr is an affront to my eyes
Just bought my 7800XT and couldn’t be happier. First time switching to AMD and in the first week I had some hiccups, but after that it’s been a smooth ride
I am going to need to see the sales data on this because even if AMD slows down on pushing forward in terms of advancement in GPU tech they will always hold a market value from retail as a stable seller just based on price alone due to NVIDIA’s behavior of pricing things well beyond what they are honestly worth.
The problem isn’t really that no one’s buying AMD GPUs, it’s that even fewer are buying _Intel_ . We need to break the duopoly from the _outside_ and Intel are really the only company in a position to even remotely make that happen.
i'm glad that i just recently bought my RX 7700XT the performance jump is insane from 1070Ti to 7700XT with the same Ryzen 7 3700X even on my 1080p 144Hz panel
I live in Vietnam, and i want an amd card so bad, but for some reason all distributors set their price for amd's so much higher than the recommended retail price, and there are also no mid-range and lower options, only the high end ones
Man, I'm praying for AMD, even though I've always been an NVIDIA user. I wish I could buy AMD at some point, but for now, it's impossible. I'm interested in AI, and the tools for it are just way less usable on AMD. But I wish they'd step up their game so I can enjoy some of that VRAM. Please, AMD.
Tbh, I feel like it’s the whole phone thing where peeps just say “f it, ima get an iPhone so I don’t really have to think about what was better for my money.” Just purchase, setup, and forget.
Literally just bought a 7900 GRE for my build and love it. Not sure why everyone hates on AMD so much given the price is so much lower for a equivalent GPU.
The problem is spendable extra money... I need to rebuild my gaming rig, and i always go amd, but the pc cost increases on top of the price rises everywhere else makes it impossible for me to afford a new build. I know im not the only one with this issue.
If amd left the market mid range is going to cost like 1000$
Rtx 4060 300$💀
Let's hope not 🙏🏿
@@IcallMYSELFomen
AMD: leaves gaming GPU market
NVIDIA:We're launching the RTX 5060 for the little price of 500$
you're sure as fuxked when Rtx 4070ti is mid range
Isn’t that already mid range?
What Nvidia fanboys are not comprehending is that once AMD stop their GPU manufactoring, Nvidia will have the full power on GPU prices
I don't think they care. I think they're okay with cards that cost $200 more than the AMD equivalent, just because DLSS is marginally better than FSR despite being new software that don't generally make a difference.
If AMD really cared about market share they should start making better gpu drivers
@@StealthGunRunner They will care once the GPU prices get very high $4k+ for a xx90 $2k for a xx80 they will cry because that will go up and they could release updates to make the old GPUs run worse you know what I think this is what it will take...
And what you are not comprehending is that if the people stop buying new GPUs, the game devs will be forced to optimise the games for wider audience, so people will not need new cards anyway. That's what happened when the AMD FX CPUs failed, so Intel had monopoly.
It's not anybody's responsibility to buy something just to fill a company's market share lol. Just gotta buy whatever fits your use case, in which case it's more a responsibility to smarten up and/or educate the ones who buy a 3050 for brand recognition when they could be buying an amd instead.
Correction. companies that build pre-builds and large scale integrators like Dell don't buy AMD. In the case of Dell and HP they get huge discounts from Nvidia.
At that point it seems it's the failure of the amd marketing department.
Sometimes the winner in a company battle isn't the one who has the better product but one who is able to market and get the right connection.
@@MasterInDiguise i see what you mean, but you'd hope people would look past the namesake for the price 2 performance. it's strange. AMD cards are SO cheap for their performance.
sounds like a monopoly suit.
Seriously this is pretty cut and dry an easy lawsuit.
People will complain about the monopoly soon enough, and im pretty sure it would be favorable to deal with it
Just isn't true though is it, go to steams hardware charts. Reported hardware the 7900xtx is the only AMD card that comes in the top 10. Gamers also chose Nvidia.
@@kinga4b124 i was talking about price to perf, not just perf and we were talking about cheap pre-builts
admit it, we all know that half the comment section is 12 year old nvidia glazers
(this is a joke)
@@EvanFar_nah it isnt, cuz you're probably right XD
You're so right, they see their favorite streamers use it and think AMD sucks XD
Fact👍
1000000000 percent agree on this one
If AMD abandons the gaming GPU market, NVIDIA will be launching their 5070 with 1000£ MSRP
amazing isn't it, but it's because there is no competition AMD would do the same on every market
@@Alpha-cm4oudoesn’t matter, neither company is your friend but monopolised markets are literally the worst thing that could happen.
@@Alpha-cm4ouyeah but amd isnt the one with the monopoly genius
More like 1800 to 2000£ MSRP or more
1000? Maybe for the 5050 with 4GB video memory.
Once Nvidia has a 90 percent monopoly again I won't be surprised to see another price spike
It’s already really bad. Like we all know the 4090 costing a full gaming setup with mouse keyboard 7600 and a 7800xt (2080 euros in France) which is absolutely ridiculous
Well then people will switch to consoles. Market will cool down as hell and prices of GPUs will drop.
@@korinogaroxbox should let you play pc games
@@korinogaro I just go with older gen amd parts. But consoles are so easy to manage. No checking if this is the best part, no checking if it’s overpriced, if it lasts good, etc. You just buy the console and that’s it.
@@TheNuttGuy even funnier that a used 3090 Ti costs around 800 GBP here when you can get a brand new 7900 XT that performs better for around 600GBP.
I love AMD GPUs so much. You can actually buy a graphics card from a company that shows some respect towards your hard earned cash.
i hope u are not kidding. cus if AMD was the market lead you would see the opposite. this is what i hate about amd brain deads. .
yeah, by not fixing drivers and terrible performance in trending games, like helldivers and call of duty. pass
@@tomorpedreiro3032 Ok bud. I guess you're a NVIDIA simp. I personally have been using AMD GPUs for years now and have never ran into these supposed driver issues. That was an issue with there extremely old cards that most people don't even have anymore. I play HellDivers 2 at 1440p High with NO upscaling and rarely get below 70 FPS with my RX 6700 XT. That is more than playable. So stop simping for a company that hasn't had reasonable pricing since the GTX 10 series. Btw, I will gladly buy from NVIDIA once they improve their pricing.
I own 7900 xtx mister amd simp :D :D amd has always better pricing, and literally most of amd users have to use dx11 at helldivers. (new gen tho)
I literally care only about better products as a customer, and that's a green way.
AMD doesn't give a crap about your hard earned money lol. They are selling their cards with the highest markup people are willing to pay, and their decline in revenue is proof of that. If they cared about your money every one of their cards about be at least $100 cheaper.
*Intel throughout all of this:* 👀
Here’s hoping Battlemage is good
Got my Intel gpu and it's a beast.
Pray harder
also intel with 0% marketshare in gpus xd
@@Gaming_Legend2 its their first gen, the a770 is a good card. Battlemage looks promising, over 12,5x SIMD performance alone is insane. With the right price they blow AMD out of the low-mid range, I guess Celestial will target High-End.
AMD users and NVIDIA users
Basically a 1v10 clutch 💀💀
It's an unfair battle, Intel is third party-ing.
Well that clutch isn't happening 😂
Nvidia is better
@@Arkini6362 - a brainwashed fanboy
Its better {in some things only}@@pythnnify
If AMD fails, Nividia gpu prices will sky rocket.
The funny thing is that AMD graphics cards seem to last longer, leading to more second hand sales.
Honestly a rx 5700xt is about £200 second hand and are enough for almost all games (only one I've not been able to run is metro exodus enhanced edition, despite baldurs gate 3, fortnite, COD etc working)
The 6700 xt is more than enough and solves a lot of the heat issues the 5700xt had.
And because of this good value and lasting longer as second hand means you'll see less new cards being sold.
@@norman2.0 I recommend undervolting the 5700 XT
Saves a TON of power
Example of one setting is 155 watts ( undervolted ) vs 255 watts ( stock )
@@ImJustSomeoneNamedLucas I would, but I usually either play BG3, warthunder, crossout or enlisted.
So most of them need my card to be at that higher power (especially BG3 and warthunder)
@@norman2.0 Bro. WT needs only a GTX 1070 lvl of card with 3 GB of VRAM. An underclocked RX 5700 XT can handle it
Idk abt BG3 tho
@@ImJustSomeoneNamedLucas WT On lower graphics settings maybe, but I have everything turned up lmao. So self inflicted in know, but damn it I want me tonk pretty 🤣
The 5700xt is, I believe, the "recommended" card for BG3.
If AMD wasn't going anywhere when their CPU and GPU marketshare were both at like 15%, they aren't going anywhere now. I still kick myself in the ass whenever I look back at their stock price from 2018.
I wanted to like amd, I really did, but after having several issues and in several different games, endless troubleshooting and Reddit reading I still couldn’t fix my issues. I went and bought an NVIDIA card and all the issues dissapeared. Idk if I got a bad card or what but judging by the amount of Reddit threads I went through, I wasn’t the only one.
Have you tried uninstalling your former nvidia drivers? That seems to fix the problem for a lot of people, amd cards aren't bad in general, they're pretty amazing for rasterization they just lack software futures like nvidia and AI futures, it's something that people don't get, it's not always about building something at the moment, you have to also consider the cost of engineering such software and AI futures, that's why AMD is better at pure performance because there are non of these extra steps so it costs them less hence the lower price
Btw the app's name is DDU and seems like it fixed the problem for like everyone I talked to
Switched to team red last year and never looked back. Might be user issue
Same @@Pt08020
@@Pt08020 i have tried 3 or 4 times to go team red for GPU starting in 2013. last time was 2018 every single time i would full wipe my PC aka installing the OS from a live disk. Every time i would give up after a short time because games would constantly crash or have graphical issues. I might give it another chance, but NVIDIA has always just worked off the bat, and people like you blaming the end user for a bad experience is just gatekeeping plain and simple.
P.S. I always use AMD CPU even before ryzen came out and they were kinda trash, but since then AMD has owned the CPU market, so I'm not a hater of the company.
@@silashinton6873 yes I blame the user becoz if it was AMD issue nobody would be buying AMD anymore but that's not the case. It keeps happening to u coz u probably didn't wipe NVIDIA drivers before installing AMD gpu then complain AMD doesn't work.
This is so unfortunate, I love AMD GPUs
Every one knows Nividia is the future 🤣🤣
@@IcallMYSELFomenprices go up when there's less competition, so don't complain when your 6080 gpu is $3k
@@IcallMYSELFomenNvidia is good, but AMD price to performance is crazy. You can find AMD GPUs for a lower price and they will usually have more vram and perform better, and this happens like 70% of the time.
@@ilbro7874 who saidnil complain
@IcallMYSELFomen yeah they are going to cuz the Ai uprising beware of the leather jackets
Amd should not leave the market, NEVER! The only reason nvidia doesn't sell 3060s for 1k is competition
True, imagine the next-gen 60 class cards costs more than the 4060 while having barely any performance gain and it'll probably rely massively on AI to function properly.
Nah, they should leave for a year or 2 and heavily refine their GPU performance behind closed doors. Then right when Nvidia jacks up their prices. AMD can return like the shining knights they are.
@@jamestaylor9887 I meant permanently. The AMD gpus are getting better significantly. The 8000 series is gonna have a massive boost in rt performance according to leaks
@@jamestaylor9887 LMAO what? You know Intel exists right?
@@medraut6599 But even with intel, they still sell gpus for a healthy kidney, if amd dissapeared they'd just be selling their gpus for fucking healthy brains for scientific studies
People would even buy crap like 3050 just because nothing outside of Nvidia exists for them.
Haha no matter how shitty that card is it will always be outselling the rx 7600
bUt i nEeD raYtRaCiNg
People dont understand that everything below a 4070 super is total ass for raytracing.
@@RWLN508Dnah you can get away with RT on a 3070, 3080, and 3090, all of which are worse than the 4070 super
Next time Nvidia release a gpu with absurd pricing, you know who's to blame, we just can't stop buying team green despite AMD having the better value 😂
Nvidia is the Apple of PC gaming I swear
@@El-Leon-VLLCexcept in this case Nvidia does actually make the best graphics card. When AMD actually makes a card to compete with top of the line Nvidia GPUs then this comparison will be more true.
Best value =/= best product, nvidia cards are far superior
@@howtorawk Bro forgot that we are almost in a recession
@christiandaniels8045 i get what you mean, the 4090 is the best without any question, but i doubt the majority of people that buys nvidia, the majority of the graphics sold are in the lower range in which AMD do compete heavily.... so i dont think having the best GPU is the real problem.
It's not because AMD lost to NVIDIA. It's because RDNA 3 lost to RDNA 2. Many people like me went to the used market and grabbed those.
Both architectures lost to the driver department.
@quadrupledamage lol. No, they didn't. The drivers are great.
@@nimaarg3066 Yeah that's why my AMD friends experience driver timeouts on the daily, and why GeoHotz is tirelessly reverse engineering the GPUs to make his own drivers for them.
@quadrupledamage never had any issues. Everybody says drivers, but I just don't see it.
@@quadrupledamage nVidiot spotted, being brainwashed thinking nVidia has superior drivers when its proven that both camp has stable drivers and their own fair share of issues.
I bought a 7900GRE the other day and an employee seemed genuinely shocked that they were selling an AMD GPU. Sad because these are fantastic cards.
The thing is people sometimes want to experience the rtx and nvidia is best at rtx and there dlss is also top notch.
raytracing is RT.... no x
@_Zie_ it depends from game to game. With the new Path tracing the games looks really good.
Let’s be honest NVIDIA is the Apple of graphics cards.
People buy it because of its reputation not what’s better.
If Apple had a better device than Android sure.
@@keiton9512 It does
@@Vettel_Ronaldo except they don't.
@@Vettel_Ronaldo me when i lie
@@Vettel_RonaldoApple can be better when they're not 8 years minimum behind on phone features and quality.
What amd needs is not better fps but better productivity option
We all know how much softwares like After effects needs and if Amd can provide the option to handle it in a lesser price ... Then it'll be Amd era
How good are their workstation cards
@@diamonshade7484 Uhh? They make workstation cards?
@@ImJustSomeoneNamedLucas AMD PRO cards. 3000 Euro.
Adobe products not working well on AMD isn’t AMD’s fault, it’s adobe’s fault
@@obj_objyes, but until they solve the problem, we have to use nvidia
Damn, just went with AMD on my need build and absolutely love it
AMD needs to first focus on productivity performance, I don't want to compromise on my work for any company. I hope their cuda replacement works but I really don't see anyone talking about them. Also, make better gpus for laptops.
As long as xfx keeps making cards im okay
They're mid at best these days. Sapphire is much better
@@gamer8622they still make good cards but yeah sapphire is the 🐐
@@gamer8622 not really, sapphire has gone down in quality majorly as of recently, considering for the last 4 gpu cards i had from amd where from sapphire
@@gamer8622 In my area, Sapphire is more expensive and I can't justify the $20 extra
@TheRealNeoFrancois your personal experience isn't reality lol. They are the best period. It's not rly a debate or opinion. You're objectively wrong saying they aren't AMDs #1 gpu partner right now.
The reason to support the underdogs is that it benefits the consumer. If there's minimal/no competition, companies with the monopoly will sell at absurd prices and lower quality. We NEED competition, its how we get better products and prices.
I haven't been supporting them on purpose because they haven't been anywhere near as competitive as they need to be. Hopefully this quarters revenue will be a wake up call
@@justmatt2655 We all hope so
Just bought a new RX 7800 XT from AMD. I paid, here in Canada, $684 before taxes. The only thing nvidia can do better is ray tracing, I have never used, nor do I plan on using, then it was a no brainer. Too many don't think about the bang for the buck. I just can't justify the extra money for negligible performance gains. Love your videos also. Usually very informative. Thanks for the knowledge you share.
684 Canadian? Mine was 530 American before taxes
@@TheRealTegu Pretty close to the adjusted price for the lousy value of the Cdn dollar. I bought mine right from AMD and not a board partner. Might be why it was a little cheaper too?
@@sudros7594 yeah, mine is the sapphire white version that I got at micro center
and this is why im hoping to secure my 6750 xt by December (this is just my dream graphics card, i already wanted this specific one for a long time now and im not gonna change my mind as i just think its a beautiful looking card that performs really well, even if i know there are other cards that perform close with lower price)
I am looking into buying my first PC- and let me tell you I am buying AMD lol. I don’t have enough budget to buy nvidia and even if I did, there are not enough benefits to justify it
Don't do that. He NEVER talks about it but amd GPUs are ONLY good for gaming and gaming only, rendering anything, video editing, graphic design, asset creation, all of it is basically impossible if not uncomfortable with AMD GPUs because they refuse to work with the developers of software for those things.
@@derekhenschel3191even for gaming only use case, NVIDIA cards have much better feature set
@@derekhenschel3191 Did he mention that he was going to use the ckmouter for a reason?
@@ImJustSomeoneNamedLucas no but for someone's first computer that would be an incredibly limiting decision. He also doesn't seem to realize older cheaper Nvidia GPUs are amazing, no one but the ultra elitist buy the new ones :/ they come out like every year
AMD's TDP and WATT need is usually higher by a significant amount depending on the compared cards. You will save money on your electrical bill and cooling if you go the intel and Nvidia route. You will see the savings after a few months, people don't think about utility bills, these US youtubers don't live in a country where power is taxed and priced relatively high. Buy last years products if you want to save money, you are buying into marketing if you think you need the newest tech.
Literally just got my RX 7900 XTX PC. Runs like a dream. Ray Tracing is no problem at all, in addition to amazing graphics.
Nvidia fan boys always jump right to the "but Ray tracing maan" argument as if AMD doesn't have cards capable of it. It's like they just listen exclusively to streamers and influencers and never bother to look at data and can't or won't read graphs.
Do you know if raytracing also runs great on the RX 7900 XT?
@@rallyscoot Pretty good too
This is false tho. U can keep saying it all u want. U look dumb showing loyalty to any one company, it’s flat out embarrassing. NVIDIA make the better gpu rn, u can’t argue facts and numbers.
what dus ""addition to amazing graphics"" means bruh you don't even know what u are doing.
Just built a pc with a 7900 xtx ASRock Taichi yesterday. No complaints so far! Actually like the software a lot more and I haven’t played a game where I’ve dropped under 1440p and 240fps
I’ve never owned an amd gpu but I’m considering buying one this time around to support them. I was debating between the 4060ti and the 7600xt.
6700xt
@@RonnieMcNutt666 Why this one?
@@XFile91 more vram better price
It's probably partially due to the fact that they don't have a real "halo" card to compete with the 4090. With all of the melted 12vhp plugs on the 4090s they could have made some serious ground, but they squandered their chance by not having a true flagship card
Yeah, because it's so easy to make a flagship car...
they dont need a "flagship" card because the 4090 is still priced accordingly regardless. they could make a card 10x more powerful than a 4090 but it wont matter because the cost will make it useless. why do you think everyone doesnt just go buy a 4090?
plus, it looks like amd is slowing down on some things for now while they work on new tech that will be much more competitive with nvidia so personally i prefer to wait for the next best thing as opposed to getting a ton of releases each of which only being slightly better than its predecessor.
It's probably because people wanna wait till the Rx 8000-9000 gpus
yes i suppose, but dont you think it might be the same for the 50 series?
Right 8000 is right around the corner 😂
@@qrain__ ofc it is, but people that already buy AMD are likely waiting for the next series to drop to upgrade. I know I'm holding off for Q4 '24/Q1 '25 because it will affect the new and used markets on the 5000, 6000, and 7000 series cards and/or it might be more worth getting one of the newer cards for my build depending on the prices.
It's over 9000
It's over 9000
“The GPU landstape” 💀💀💀🪑🪑🪑
I just bought a 6750xt last month, don't regret it a bit.
I was an AMD first guy. But my last card had a bug with newer Windows and they wouldn't fix it. So I switched.
Everyone in the comments should just be thankful gaming GPUs are made. They can sell the same silicon to the Ai server market at 10x.
And once amds share drops below a certain percentage you bet your ass nvidia will start increasing all those prices even for xx60 and xx50 cards
@0ninja213 if that happens I'll just go intel.
i should be thankful that a company will sell me products?
Yep, NoVidia can kiss my whole AMD loving butt. I'll never stop using AMD in my builds.....
Same!
Same. I can’t justify nVidia no matter what. Been using ATI (now AMD) since 2003. Won’t stop now.
Nvidia is Better than amd cards
@@Arkini6362and 25/40% more expensive for negligible gains and a better software on mid end cards what a steal
@@Arkini6362 Opinions are like assholes we all have one.
if amd fixed their drivers I'd use it
I’ve always used nvidia graphics cards but damn if AMD stops with theirs everyone is going to be paying even more insane prices, hopefully they have a breakthrough and gets a boost.
Im planning to build a full amd pc soon
I have one, 7800x3d + 7900XTX. As far as I am concerned, Nvidia and its bloated prices can go to hell. And the same goes for Apple.
I have ryzen 5 7600x and rx 7900gre
I think most people are just waiting out on RX 8000 because even if you don't get the latest gen gpus, the older generations normally decrease in price.
I waited on a 6950xt knowing the 7800xt was due. Got it for u the same price and it's a slightly better card.
Also really liked the reference cards for 6000 series. They actually fit in my case
No man, we don't want GPU monopoly
I ended up getting an NVIDIA GPU, since many of the machine learning libraries that I depend on for my research depend heavily on CUDA. From my perspective, it was just too inefficient to set up the same projects on AMD cards.
Nvidia fanboys getting out of hand
here have some tissue amd fanboy 🤧
Fanboys aren't that common lol this happened because AMD isn't being competitive enough
@@justmatt2655its nvidia that arent being competetive enough lol, have you seen the prices?
@@qrain__ yes that is y they r being sold more than amd 😹😹
@@litntt4628Oh look, another edgy little kid, what a surprise coming from the same type of people who buy Apple because "more expensive=better". There is nothing more pathetic than defending a multi billion dollar company lmao.
Just installed a brand new rx6800 i say otherwise
Now buy a million more.
Yo I'm planning on buying one for my first gaming PC I'm pairing it with the Ryzen 5 7600
I just did that this week with the Ryzen5 7600
U gotta buy like 5 million more for the scales to somewhat shift
Just swapped my 3060ti for a 6700xt as part of a trade and it's been great!
I think this is probably partly an after effect of the gpu shortage in 2021 and 2022, with the market becoming saturated in 2023 and 2023.
Not an AMD fan but damn that shit hit hard. AMD must step up their game
Yeah but CUDA is just too useful for a lot of semi-professionals
True. Until ROCm and OpenCL starts performing similarly semi-proffesionals will opt for Nvidia
You mean the „productivity“ users ? The kind of people with a 20 subs yt account who „need“ to render a video in 15 minutes instead of 17 minutes once a week ?
The same kind of people who have to use Finalcut and aftereffects on their $3000 mac book, to cut a simple vlog.
Man use what you want and buy what you want but this „semi-professionals“ talk is cringe af
we Stan amd
I actually plan on buying a 7800X3D and a 7900XTX, currently on nvidia but would like a all AMD build
why all AMD? just go for whatever gives you the best value, whether that's all AMD or not. don't specifically try to go for a combination over another because of branding
@@farmingthetnt8081 because I want a all AMD build? Don’t be a werido on the internet and tell ppl how too spend their money 🤔✌🏼
Gamers love to be monopolized.
I live in israel and very recently built a new gaming pc (obviously i paid for someone to built it i just picked the parts😅). I picked the rx7900xt and literally every single person advised me to get Nvidia card. Honesly that card did not disappoint at all! I think that nvidia are just way more "famous" when it comes to gpus hence why so many people just pick nvidia
Tell them that you won't get brainwashed
it really depends on what your workload is the rx 7700 xt and rtx 4060 ti is same price where i live, i choose nvidia since its better supported for 3d rendering and productivity but if im gaming only i will choose amd
Kinda wild people still buy nvidia over amd
It's because of the features that they have & Nvidia GPUS being better than AMD's for productivity
I really don’t wanna buy nvidia but I have no other option coz. Of features and compatibility it have over amd.
I bought 7900xtx instead of 4080 and I'm a bit disappointed with lack of PhysX technology. Some older games work worse on my new pricey GPU than on my old GTX 1060. So they are reasons to buy Nvidia.
@@HarmonicaPLain't that a nvidia thing or DirectX
i buy Nvidia because i like how some gpu don't require any power connectors
I think that if current trends continue, Linux will become more popular, and at this point, I even consider in mainstream. It's to a point where Linux is important to AMD for gaming GPUs, if the data from the Steam survey is anything to go by
yay, linux comment
I bought an 7800xt last year, I'm doin my best
Man, you telling me. I would love to use AMD but then I would be missing out so much features that Nvidia had. Like, i really want to use AMD, but Nvidia really make that choice almost impossible.
@@TheAscendedHuman Well both companies CEO is literally cousin, so make sense AMD is trying to copy Nvidia
im pretty sure nvidias market share has already dropped to 80% with amd having 19% and intel 1%
Being a Content creator I really wish if amd had optimized its hardware of gpus for us too, but I can only wish :(
People tend to buy closer to Christmas.
Q1 is after Christmas
ZTT just confirmed the reason GPU pricing won't reduce drastically cause Nvidia dominants market share and dictates pricing. AMD needs a new product strategy and think outside the box & not follow Nvidia pricing & marketing structure.
To people saying "Nvidia will raise prices if AMD leaves", dude Nvidia already is a monopoly, 85% market share is just the proof. If Nvidia wanted to raise their prices, they could do it right now and still keep being the monopoly
they cant. because their pricing is just premium enough that people will pay for it. But if its too expensive, the budget alternative will start to look too good not to.
AMD had a big influx because nvidia cards were scalped to hell and too ex. Especially at the mid-tier. With crypto mining crash, there was a big availability.
I took a chance and built an all amd rig. 7900x ryzen 9 with a 7900xtx gpu. I have had nothing but driver timeouts and issues. When I tell ppl they seem to think that constant driver rollbacks and bios tweaking is normal to “make it stable”. I never had to do anything but plug in a nVidia gpu, update to the most recent drivers, then game.
The reason why I went for Nvidia is DLSS being much better than FSR, and their Frame Generation solution being pretty much close to perfection. That's it, because those things not only can make me not feel like I need a GPU upgrade sooner than with the AMD alternative, but same thing goes for the CPU.
Yes, I did try AMD's solutions, and yes, I paid for the mods too, and altho the FG implementations are much better than the official ones, they are not even close to DLSS 3 in terms of quality. Same thing goes for DLSS compared with FSR. I went for a 4080, but I guess that next time I'll go for an AMD GPU because FSR is slowly but surely improving.
Can we use rtx 4060 with amd ryzen 5 7600x
Pls tell me
Better go for 4070 2k gaming if you will go with ryzen 5 7600x
But if you will go rtx 4060 1080p gaming then go for ryzen 5600x
I have 7900 gre I can’t afford the more expensive cars and it’s a great 1440p card
change the processor because i can run all at 4k.
I love how people are arguing over what's gonna happen to the prices while I checked 4090 price tonight and in Serbia on a trusted site it costs 300 thousand dinars which is something between 2500$ and 2800$. Correct me if I'm wrong but that shouldn't be the case?
This is so sad because the 7900 gre is a great value almost at the 4070 ti super while costing like 20% less (atleast in the danish market)
I am building my first pc
Is i5 13500 and 6750xt a good combo for gaming and data science/machine learning
If you want machine learning and data science I believe that Nvidia will better suit you
u need some nvidia prolly
if you run linux it will work. but you should maybe go for a rx6800, it has better rocm support
Buying NVIDIA is like Buying Apple. You think its healthy for you BUT IT AIN'T
Announced future models and leaks about specs could impact this. If I know that the new gpu generation is dropping next year I'm not going to pay msrp for the current gen, I'm going to wait for the newest one
Dude, I love my 7800xt so much. It's so fun to use. I wish AMD will be good in future.
Nvidia is basically a monopoly in the GPU space and should be treated as such by regulators.
I mean, if AMD GPUs didn't draw almost 50% more power for similar performance I'd happily buy their GPUs.
This is one of the major reasons, a) if I was going for something in the performance ranges, it would be for a lower power / silent type machine with minimal power draw. b) the cheaper AMD, with the amount I use my PC would basically come out even over a few years with power prices, plus I get better feature sets.
The other reason is historically, at least for me/friends, driver stability has been shocking, The only AMD card that has been decent I've seen is the 6900XT that will still occassionally blank out on my room mate.. Vega64 good luck getting an hour gaming out of that without black screen crash, even older one, can't remember exactly but I had to overclock the idle speeds to keep it stable, more power, more energy cost.
AMD actually need to compete for sales. They haevn't competed really for a long time.
The environmentalist.
@@Yandross no the enjoyer of not paying 300$ for electricity monthly as is the norm in my region
@@dyris2594 Well, in this case, I understand the comment. Not so expensive in Spain.
@@Yandross yup, my friend in Sweden recently complained that his electricity is super expensive, it's like half of the price we have here
this happens because the prices are too high and honestly, previous gens still hold up.
there is little reason to upgrade besides bragging right when the prices are this high
I don't really get why amd is selling less, their gpus are a lot better in terms of price and performance than the Nvidia ones, people are just dumb and like to pay more for less
because their prices are still ridiculous despite Nvidia.
#saveAMD
I honestly believe it's due to how they name their damn graphics card and CPUs, Nvidia is pretty simple, 3000 series - 4000 series etc. also another big problem is Nvidia's DLSS which is leaps and beyonds better than FSR and not having that tech available is a serious problem
That’s a shame. I’ve used a lot of ATI/AMD cards and they were all reliable and powerful. Here’s hoping they can bounce back in the next couple of generations.
I sold my gaming rig (Ryzen 5900X, RTX3090 etc.) a while ago. I'm done with gaming. The only games worth playing are so old, that most of them run on a potato.
You make a good point
The thing with AMD GPUs here at Malaysia is that it’s impossible to get one. Most gaming stores here will only offer Nvidia and Intel(somehow) cards only
Because multiple core gpus are around the corner, amd scrapped the 8000 high end to move forward on the next architecture. Which should be faster than blackwell.
I think a good chunk of GPUs being bought aren’t just for gaming they’re being used for productivity and when it comes to productivity it’s Nvidia that has better value per dollar, there’s also brand recognition and better resell value on nvidia GPUs
As someone who just dropped a band on a 7900xtx, this is discouraging af.
Ive always gone Nvidia (980 ti, 2080 super) and went 7900xtx instead of 4080 super. When i upgrade again im going back Nvidia, sadly. I really like the AMD stuff but im sick of missing out on RT and better upscaling. Its not close fsr is an affront to my eyes
I did. My 6800XT is great, only thing I'm disappointed in is that undervolting isn't that good compared to other users I've seen.
Just bought my 7800XT and couldn’t be happier. First time switching to AMD and in the first week I had some hiccups, but after that it’s been a smooth ride
it is mainly because of nvidea’s cuda, many ai models don’t run on amd gpu
I am going to need to see the sales data on this because even if AMD slows down on pushing forward in terms of advancement in GPU tech they will always hold a market value from retail as a stable seller just based on price alone due to NVIDIA’s behavior of pricing things well beyond what they are honestly worth.
I feel like the future of AMD is going into consoles with their GPU's
If you bought a 3070 you had to buy a 40 series, but if you bought a 6700xt you are still going strong. AMD 🐐.
me :(
Their APU's are getting dope tho. Like, not needing a discrete GPU for gaming anymore
The problem isn’t really that no one’s buying AMD GPUs, it’s that even fewer are buying _Intel_ . We need to break the duopoly from the _outside_ and Intel are really the only company in a position to even remotely make that happen.
i'm glad that i just recently bought my RX 7700XT
the performance jump is insane from 1070Ti to 7700XT
with the same Ryzen 7 3700X even on my 1080p 144Hz panel
Bloggers say mediocre GPUs are important but no one says whose number 2 that's what I want for my PC.
Ngl, just bought a 3070 and only remembered AMD makes gpus after I paid for it
I live in Vietnam, and i want an amd card so bad, but for some reason all distributors set their price for amd's so much higher than the recommended retail price, and there are also no mid-range and lower options, only the high end ones
Man, I'm praying for AMD, even though I've always been an NVIDIA user. I wish I could buy AMD at some point, but for now, it's impossible. I'm interested in AI, and the tools for it are just way less usable on AMD. But I wish they'd step up their game so I can enjoy some of that VRAM. Please, AMD.
Tbh, I feel like it’s the whole phone thing where peeps just say “f it, ima get an iPhone so I don’t really have to think about what was better for my money.” Just purchase, setup, and forget.
Literally just bought a 7900 GRE for my build and love it. Not sure why everyone hates on AMD so much given the price is so much lower for a equivalent GPU.
The problem is spendable extra money... I need to rebuild my gaming rig, and i always go amd, but the pc cost increases on top of the price rises everywhere else makes it impossible for me to afford a new build. I know im not the only one with this issue.