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Gaming and coding...
If you're just gaming, I'd go 6700, 6700xt, 6750xt, or 6800
Coding doesn't need Cuda I don't think
Since it's cpu focused
Yeah coding you'd be fine
Coding doesn't use gpu so radeon is the way to go
rx 6800 ? Any suggestion of maker?
Are you building a whole new pc or just replacing gpu?
The cheapest one
Unless it's machine learning*
Anything really, just avoid something like msi mech if possible
Machine learning is part of coding?
I build one last months but I kept my 1660 TI until 4070/4060ti are released...
Learn something new every day
Mech doesn't exist on 6800 iirc
What's the power supply?
my ref 6800 cools 330w well enough. you can get away with basically any cooler if you care to
corsair 850x
Ur good
My ref 6800xt definitely got toasty for Hotspot but it wasn't terrible
with i5-13600k
Yeah you'd be fine with a 4090 on that psu
Ur definitely good
What's your budget for gpu?
Well machine learning has to be written in a language 😅, it's "AI" like object detection stuff like that, neural networks etc
6800 would be fine
@keen nacelle don't have the money for it 😂
6800 is gud deal
Canada
Canada
Canada
🇨🇦
not too much... I already had to change my lawn mover and we discover that our pool is scrap... 😱
How much is not too much?
Exact numbers pls
Give us a number you're comfortable with
less a 1000$ CAD
what res is your monitor btw?
So roughly 600-700usd
I'd get this
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/BM92FT/xfx-radeon-rx-6950-xt-16-gb-speedster-merc-319-video-card-rx-695xatbd9
1080p
For your budget
1080p lmao
Oh well 6950xt would be overkill
honestly i feel it's overkill for 1080p
By a lot
6800 is max i'd go
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/336qqs/sapphire-radeon-rx-6800-xt-16-gb-pulse-video-card-11304-03-20g 6800xt is an option
Id get this since 1080p
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/nrNxFT/msi-gaming-z-trio-radeon-rx-6800-16-gb-video-card-rx-6800-gaming-z-trio-16g
Can you guys fit a 1440p monitor in with a 6800
Def
For sure
I'd do that then
Could probably do it with 6800xt too
Monitor upgrade?
Unless he really wants to keep the current monitor
Part List - Radeon RX 6800
He doesn't sound keen on maxing it so try and keep it lower than like, 900-850 imo
Not with ips anyway
Yeah do this @rain aspen
tbh i'd just upgrade gpu and be done with it
Part List - Radeon RX 6800
Yeah you right
Imo 6750xt and 6700xt don't save enough money to be worth the performance drops
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/list/j27yGL
Or this imo with your current monitor
https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/Rs92FT/xfx-speedster-swft-309-radeon-rx-6700-10-gb-video-card-rx-67xlkwfdv
I'm not looking at pcpp rn I'm working on my home net so I can't tell
Only cursory advice
I can believe it. Canada also has whack case prices
think for a monitor upgrade one day... in fact a got I old 21 1600x900 monitor... thinking to use the current one as the old one and buy a new 1440p monitor...
maybe for black friday 😂
Yeah 900p... it's time for an upgrade
Black Friday usually puts the crap that doesn't sell on sale so be careful
I went from 1050p tn to 1080p va and that was huge... I can't imagine 900p to 1440p lol
A 6800 seems like a no brainer if you have 1440p in mind soon
^
@keen nacelle I got a 1080p AND 900? monitor 😛
Ahh ok
I just made my partner a computer and gave them the good side monitor I was using, so im now using two 1050p tn monitors as my side monitors
All they really see is Google and discord though, so whatever
No one agrees with your 1080p statement tho
Ok
I would never buy a card to be prepared for my use 5 years down the line
But people praising 1080ti for its longevity are at 1080p now
Mhm
No card is immortal, but don't buy a card like it's going into a tornado shelter
That's just self-immolation
I dont think he knows what that means
🤷♂️
Congrats, you wasted 5 years of potential
Meanwhile I actively used a 3090 at 4K and the 3080 10gb is running 1440p just fine
3 more years on the clock to go
My 3060 6gb happily running anything I want at 1080p

Should I buy the 4060ti 8gb or 16gb version
Ok
But what’s the difference between the two
16gb benches arent out yet 🤷♂️
Frame gen, av1 encode, slightly less power draw. That's about it
You may as well get a 3060ti used for like 250-300
And save yourself big money
Ok
Scroll down for the newegg link
It also comes with a game, so more money saved if you are interested in the game
Ok thanks
Sometimes 6800xt is that price
If you buy used, 3080/6800xt/6900xt
What does?
The 6800xt
not interested in used... afraid of used I am!
(did I'm talking like Yoda 🤨)
6800xt is a good bit better than 6800
Def worth the $15 extra
Ohh ok
6800xt beats a 3060ti in basically everything except blender
?
It varies by region
Different sales for different places
Also at that point https://ca.pcpartpicker.com/product/BM92FT/xfx-radeon-rx-6950-xt-16-gb-speedster-merc-319-video-card-rx-695xatbd9
Yeah, $15 more than that 6800
Def worth it for the performance difference
For that 15$ you basically get like, some 20% more fps
Yea also I have another question for ssd’s
What about them?
Idk what to get
Im aiming for a gen 4 drive 1tn or higher
What are you using the pc for
Mp33, a60, 670p, p41 plus
Just gaming
If you want 2tb for gen 4, p41 plus or xs70
The cheapest budget gen 3 is fine
Ohh ok I heard it’s faster
You won't notice a difference in gen 3 or 4
It's faster yes
Not where it matters for you tho
So I thought it would be better
GOD I hate this android keyboard
For gaming there's no diff aside from maybe a second or two in loading screens
If not less
do you prefer iphone?

I...good point, no
lol
Ok well thank you
Np
That’s all I needed help with lol
Two more questions before you go
Yea
What cpu and psu did you have in mind
Ah you're fine then
Oh ok
What's your budget for the computer, and have you bought anything and or own anything yet?
Just wanted to check in case you were gonna run some crazy low spec psu lmao
Me and or Felix could make you a list
I bought the cpu and the budget is 1200$
Before or after what you spent on the cpu?
So I would say about 1000$ now
Kk, if you can I would return it and buy the 5600 for $135
Let me check I don’t remember
5600 performs the same
I bought it for 150$ usd
That's not bad
Probably not worth the difference to return it
Unless you were going back
No I bought it on Newegg
Thing is the mobo and cooler costs to run that well is higher than a 5600
So the difference works out more than $15
Do you care about looks or size?
Oh he did? That makes it better
12400f has stock cooler anyways so whatever
But mobo is a bit of a difference, atleast $20
Yeah
If you need wifi anyways
You could still use the cooler on the 5600
Ok
Anyways, if you return the 12400f https://pcpartpicker.com/list/q4v8nt
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600, Radeon RX 6800 XT, Fractal Design Pop Air ATX Mid Tower
And wait a sec, I'll make one for the 12400f
Beautiful
Though might want to change the ram to 3200c16 32gb silicon power kit
Works too but I don't like the ds3h lol
Locked 12th gen cpus don't like over 3200mhz ram
Yeah, but its fine for a 12400f. I'll find a more boujie one of they want it
Part List - Intel Core i5-12400F, Radeon RX 6800 XT, Fractal Design Pop Air ATX Mid Tower
Meanwhile the amd one can handle it
Ok thank you
Yeah this is better
Still worse off than the 5600 but better
Tbh either ones fine, that second one does leave a lil more room for an upgrade path
Ye, you can run a 13700k in the mortar
That a520 might not like a 5800x3d, that mortar wifi will handle a 13600k
The a520 can handle a 5950x
Jesus
I shall eat my words
Yeah both lists are good, can fit a 6950xt in budget lol
6950 would be awesome too, might want a bigger psu tho
Barely anyways https://pcpartpicker.com/list/dKgT8r
Part List - Intel Core i5-12400F, Radeon RX 6950 XT, Fractal Design Pop Air ATX Mid Tower
5600 will start to feel a bit squeezed
Oh yeah very good point
Psu def not enough, so wouldn't fit in budget
$30 more for the rme 2023, on top of $130 more for the gpu
So meh
Yeah its shipped and sold by "the Richard store"
My bad
42% positive rating lol, that's impressive
Lol when I opened it I had a different seller pop
I thought I saw a code but no, just 130
💀
Ahh
Toughpower grand rgb is a tier isn't it
Thermaltake
@ruby surge have a look at this
https://pcpartpicker.com/list/DrCptn
Part List - AMD Ryzen 5 5600, Radeon RX 6900 XT, Fractal Design Pop Air ATX Mid Tower
1300 with monitor
1070 without
Smexy list
I did want to upgrade my monitor
I had a 1080p one for my Xbox
I had got last Christmas
Though they said it's $1000 after cpu and taxes
All good
Dialed it back and ended up with this again, I can't improve it
With the g27q basically
Part List - Intel Core i5-12400F, Radeon RX 6800 XT, Fractal Design Pop Air ATX Mid Tower
Can always build pc and upgrade monitor in a bit
Yea
Current Gen GPU Recap
RTX 4090 🙂
RTX 4080 💩💩💩
RTX 4070 Ti 💩💩
RTX 4070 🫤
RTX 4060 Ti 8GB 💩💩💩💩
RX 7900 XTX 🫤
RX 7900 XT 💩💩💩
RX 7600 💩💩
1708
155
honestly kinda biased lol
xtx isn't meh, beating 4080 for $200 less is a value in itself ngl
whats the best test to find the max clock speed for each voltage for the gpu?
Playing games
Unless you're not looking for the bleeding edge and want a more all-in-one solution?
Then try a heavy hitter like CP then tune your curve until it's barely stable
Then take off 100MHz core, maybe 50 mem
Maybe even 100 mem too
Still should be like 800-900 tho
Price creep is insanely outgrowing inflation
tru that
what does CP stand for
Cyberpunk
Assuming you use radeon instead, add 50-60mV
And maybe 32* less mem clock
Instead of 100MHz core and mem less for nvidia
I HATE THE ABBREVIATION
Well I hate typing the name so too bad
Type it for me
You don't understand what I'm getting at do you 
no
when is someone gonna accidentally call CP77 CP30
Just don't abbreviate it
it works very well, looks good also
Would be amazing to see this in like a Y60 or some really tiny SFF
Corsair 2000D perhap

Omg that is tiny (except the 360mm)
They should have made a 280mm one so it can go in the ssupd meshilicious
Assuming you mean "up" when it's installed horizontally yes
best 30 or 40 series card for 3D-modeling and rendering?
Simple questions typically get simple answers, "a 4090". Much more detail is needed. What programs are you using, how large the projects will typically be, what your upgrade cycle is, what you budget is, what else you'll be using the GPU for (ex: gaming), etc.
Hey If anyone could give an opinion on buying current generation gpu's. I currently I have r5 5600x cpu and I want to get a modern gpu but since Nvidia released the newer line which are more affordable than 4080 and 4090 but I have looked at the specs and not much has honestly changed from in terms of gpu specs except for power consumption but I have see AMD gpu's increase in memory bandwidth and vram. Well what I want in a gpu is a good balance of RT cores and vram with decent memory bandwith should I choose AMD over Nvidia currently not sure what to get. But if you guys could shar your opinion on the matter is would be appreciated.
AMD's 7000 series is much better than previous 6000 GPUs at ray tracing, but still not quite as good as Nvidia. AMD does tend to offer more VRAM at a given price but that's a trend not a rule.
What's the budget for the GPU?
600-800
In that case you're really only looking at a 4070 or a 7900 XT https://pcpartpicker.com/products/compare/jhstt6,RXbRsY/
PowerColor RX 7900 XT 20G Radeon RX 7900 XT 20 GB Video Card vs. MSI VENTUS 3X GeForce RTX 4070 12 GB Video Card
If the extra and compute power is worth the extra cost to you then the 7900 XT is a good choice. Or you could do the 4070 if you want the Nvidia features and a cheaper option, but it is less powerful.
The 4070 ti isn't really worth it imo, more expensive for effectively the same performance as the 7900 XT but with less vram
nVidia GPU launches 2023: Graphics cards sold at german retailer 'Mindfactory' at launch day (incl. night, ~12-14h after launch)
4070Ti (Jan): ~540 units
4070 (Apr): ~315 units
4060Ti (May): ~30 units
4060ti 
Germans are indeed happy with efficiency of higher end skus, but not the performance standing still on 4060ti
Just as I have guessed
Their power cost may have gone down this year a lot but it's still not a great price, plus no guarantees it doesn't get expensive again soon.
6700xt vs 6750 xt, both same price which one do I pick?
6750xt sounds like a no brainer
Thought so, Cuz I always see the 6700xt on benchmarks but not the 6750xt, thought it has problems or whatever
Yeah 6750xt it is faster no matter how little faster it is over 6700xt it is faster and no problems with it
Yeah I’ll probably get it, do you suggest waiting till mid june/july for smth like 7700xt?
i would pull the trigger and be satisfied
7700 XT won't be out for a while still. AMD is playing the "wait until last gen is almost sold out before launching new stuff" game.
Banshee is an example of pure stupidity of PC users in Germany
Real
He's making fun of someone in a war thunder server we're in lmaooo
ah
2 fans are acceptable on that model, it's not high power/heat.
Just not the mech 2x. Cheapo aluminum couldn't cool anything.
Besides this is actually one of the better models, better factory OC, binning, and PCB. https://www.newegg.com/asrock-radeon-rx-6700-xt-rx6700xt-cld-12go/p/N82E16814930059
One sec
Alright I'm fine with that, keeps the fractal design I like and it's in black
Doesn't AMD have something with a "boost" feature if using Ryzen CPU + AMD Graphics card? Does that work cross-gen? I'm thinking not so i.e. 5900x with 7900xtx
Yes they have "rage mode"
It's not as impressive as it sounds lol, nothing you can't do in afterburner
May be a stupid question, but is there gonna be any issues with running AM5 with a 6000 series GPU?
I didnt have one on my gaming x card
None whatsoever
Did you know where to look?
Yes
I guess it's possible some AIBs left that out of the vbios
Hmmm, alright just seems a bit odd having a 7000 series CPU but a 6000 series GPU when the build is gaming orientated
I dont care as I unlocked the power with with mpt and manualy overclocked lol
Not at all?
Yeah it's literally just an increased power limit, nothing you can't do manually
HOLY CRAP, $40 DEAL ON THE 7600X
Especially on that one
Sorry wrong channel but still
Yeah those have been getting really good prices lately
Literally cranked the slider to 2.9 and same for memory
And with DDR5 so cheap now, all that you have to worry about is the motherboard being slightly more expensive on AMD
Well I "Technically" should be able to afford it if I can get rid of my 5700 and 12100F here soon
Some dude already wants to buy the 12100F for $65 shipped, saying something about "avx512"
No clue what that is
Loll
He's in for a rude awakening, Intel killed that feature. Even if that chip ever had it, as soon as it's installed in a motherboard with a semi-recent bios it's hard disabled.
What is it anyways, I'm a bit curious
Also wouldn't you be able to revert the BIOS to a previous version?
OOOOH WAIT
Yeah I see what you mean
This is what he said, but I guess he's willing to take the gamble
Reverting bios does nothing, it updates the microcode in the CPU so it's permanently disabled
Yeah that's what I thought when you said "hard disabled"
I was a bit slow on picking up on it
Well, anyways I really appreciate the help and insight
Oh doomed
I would think he knows better
Should I tell him?
🤫
Alright LMAO
🤷♂️idk lmao
It's his risk to take
How recently did they kill it off?
Because as far as I know I haven't updated my BIOS since the release of 13th gen
It was long before then
Oh, yeah then it's definitely disabled
March of '22 I think
Yeah, I didn't get my rig up until November '22
You can roll back the bios and it works again.
Source: I did it
I dunno what to tell you, that's why Ralic bought my 12900kf

I even tested it with benchmarks
What happened to the boooooot
It booted
But yes not all circle printed 12th gens work. I've heard that before
Mine definitely did though
You can check with cpu-z by enabling avx-512 in the bios, it'll show up on the main tab as "AVX-512F"
If you play a lot of emus it's a big deal
This is why AMD owns the emulator scene (on certain ones)
Ye doesn't zen 4 support 512 now? Or is it 2
Sweet
Bozo 5900x doesn't have it
Inb4 he upgrades
I dont use avx 512 for anything
And hey man we all like testing new hardware so don't start 🙄
But but but but
You know damn well I'm gonna end up selling that off eventually too💀
Just for fun🗿

Do you need a 13900k
How about that sweet sweet 7900xtx
yes and yes
do I need a 7950x3d and 4090? no
I have nothing better to do with money tbh
buy a house dingus
IM 15
😨
And with that attitude you won't be buying for sure. Just be born rich, nothing really stops you from buying a house as a minor.
Just be born rich lmaoo
duh
I'll start saving as soon as I get a job
reroll for rich family buff
I'm not spending as much as it seems like because I sell everything off when I'm done lol
find girlfriend with money $$$
Wait really?
Yeah lmao
you'd be surprised the age of a lot of people here
xD so a sugar mommy?
We're the same age.
😶
Liar
hey could be sugar daddy too we dunno what Danny likes
HUH
Fair, fair.
No thanks
Boy look at all that graphics card talk
💀
Or one of them Sugar They since for some darn reason people wanna start calling themselves They.
6950xt ocf 6950xt ocf 6950xt ocf 6950xt ocf
What? I speak the truth but oh well.
But this lol
Oh damn
Oh I never sell my tech. I am a tech hoarder.
Yeah I have to if I wanna try new stuff
I work as a house cleaner and marketing agent to save up for all my parts.
YOU ARE NOT 15 LMAO
I still have my first (gaming) GPU and CPU
I sold off my extra GPUs during the shortage though
Only times I get rid of my tech is when I move homes in which case I give it to my friends.
Painful times.....
I'm poor so I sell all my pc kit when I'm done with it lol
My computer was breaking down during that period and I had to get a new one causing a I7-10700 RTX 3070 build to be 2k....
Indeed. Newegg shuffle did me dirty. I "won" the most garbage 3090 in existence.
I would sell the ud4h and 4770k cause I would make a big profit off what i paid butttt my sister snatched it off me
best possible times for me lol, I got so much free stuff 
Free?
"Free"
yep. got a 2060 before the shortages, mined on it till I could pay for a 3060, mined some more and got a new case, psu, cpu, board, then sold them both and snagged a 3070 ti. all in all I paid maybe $100 out of pocket by the end of it
Damn
the post shortages sold the 70 ti, grabbed a 6800 and saved the difference 👌
Equivalent of "20 dollars is 20 dollars" 
Impressive.
I entered 42 times, and "won" a $750 3060 bundle lol
Didn't buy it
Maybe $650?
Either way 💀
It was a dark time in history
It was with some overpriced garbage monitor iirc
I saw 3060s selling for $900
Well yea
The shuffle was the "cheap" option
But what do u just win a discount
You win the right to buy it
Bruh
You literally couldn't buy a GPU from newegg directly for a while, you had to go through the shuffle.
At least that was better than Amazon's solution to the bots
Which was to do nothing because they were raking in the money by overcharging the bots
The 4060 Ti has been highly criticized for its 8GB VRAM at this price point, while Intel’s Arc A770 offers 16GB for less money, and the drivers have improved rapidly. But does that mean you should buy an Arc A770 instead of an RTX 4060 Ti? Let’s find out how they perform in the latest games and engines at multiple resolutions and graphics settin...
And it's under 350$ lmao 🤣
it's also arc tho 
Drivers seem to be getting more stable as days go by
Made some huge strides on dead space remake recently
The April fools Newegg shuffle was great tho
Gotta love the lottery for a teapot
What kind of bottleneck would I experience by pairing a 4090 to a 5700G?
it would be kinda substantial
xD yeah I just looked at a chart and it seems quite substantial indeed.
Even a 5800x3d is very much so bottlenecked
5800x3d doesn't really bottleneck 4090
Unless you're a masochist and put it in 1080p
I was looking at 1080p xD
Ik everything bottlenecks a 4090 with the exception of if you have a really well tuned 13900KS.
5800x3D vs 7700X which one wins?
Gaming wise.
7700x has the edge
by a large amount or nah?
Also mhmmm 7900x is quite tempting since I am posponing the order of server parts till I am back in china.
also anyone know why all the X variants of AM4 and AM5 cpus are less expensive than the non x variants on amazon.com.mx?
It's weird...\
deals
The x chips also came out before non x ones by a couple months
mhmmm, I am debating going the cheap route for a 5800x3D quick and dirty swap and saving up for a big upgrade come 8000 series ryzen or spend double and get a 7900x with board and some really cheap DDR5.
How much of a fps boost do you guys think I will get upgrading from a 5700G to 5800x3D? Current gpu is 3070.
Even at 1440p though, it's still bottlenecked
Just not as pronounced
With a 3070 prob not huge
I noticed a slight improvement from my 5700g to 5900x
With a 6700xt
In select games
that's the 3070 equivalent of amd right?
Pretty much
yes
I wanna up my fps to get a full stable and smooth +144 fps. getting around 70-80 in minecraft, 100 in Halo Infinite (120fps on small maps), and around 100 in MW2 when action is happening.
I see.
hmmm would cpu or gpu upgrade be better to get more frames out of my current setup?
Honestly? GPU
Sure people tested it, what games though
I would upgrade gpu first
Saw huge gains from a 2080ti to 3080ti
Even with this cpu 🤷♂️
I really gotta get a better laptop
The old cpu is showing age lmao
FPS falls with youtube running in the background
Especially at 1080p60
4th gen i7 go crazy
Except mine has first core used up 24/7
Must be something weird with wifi card or the hdd bay I added, idfk
RIP
But I don't wanna bother dealing with slower wifi or slower storage
Never again with windows booting on hdd
But I'm too broke for a 1tb ssd
Isn't Nvidia still the better choice for workstation use?
It depends
Video editing AMD is on par now for example
AV1 apparently works better for streaming/recording
3D work.
Like CAD 3D or Blender 3D?
and ray tracing is a strong preference I like to use it whenever possible.
Blender work mostly.
3090 like rt
On the 7900xtx
Blender fully supports AMD now, as of 2021
Fire
December 2021 specifically
That's not bad but if they were mining cards make sure they were maintained well
Make sure it's not another bid
That too lol
Like the 1070 haha
used for light ai work.
Oh dammit.
It's a bid but no offers.
How do I do that?
local pickup?
Honestly at this point I feel like best option would be to save up and just do a big upgrade.
Looks like there's a few auctions for 3090s that ended up around $500-600 in the last month, so if you want to play that game you can try your luck
Will keep that in mind but I will probably do the better move of just saving up to do a big and proper upgrade.
One last question before I go.
The 3080 ti is has about the same perf as a 3090 right?
If so I'ma keep a eye of those.
cause I just found one that isn't a bid for $470
Gigabyte 3080 ti
nvm
it's for spare parts
g0d dammit
Yeah they're significantly cheaper
Funny thing is my 3080 ti beats my old 3090, by a significant amount too
Rambus’s expectations on faster GDDR6 memory Faster memory for GPUs. According to the report from Hassan Mujtaba (Wccftech), a company Rambus is now expecting an even faster GDDR6 memory to enter production by the end of this year. Rambus is not a memory manufacturer, but a supplier of controllers and solutions that enable GDDR6/HBM solutions [...
speedier gddr6 on the way
It won't if the bus if is gonna be 128
24gbps memory on a 128 bit bus is only about 17% less bandwidth than 14gbps stuff on a 256 bit bus. it might actually ease the bandwidth issue pretty notably. the core is also pretty weak though, so a hypothetical 24gbps 4060 ti would still probably be pretty meh
We already have 22Gbps GDDR6W so I don't see anything using the 24Gbps one, since GDDR7 is expected soon too
Maybe some server card would use it
it would be easier to slot into existing PCB designs given G6W requires a 64 bit interface iirc, but you may be right for future generations (if they don't already use G7 that is)
G6W is kinda… not useful?
How so?
Not sure what the point of it is - they’re 64 bit wide GDDR6 ICs
Double capacity
Double capacity at double the width
And yet a smaller package size
sure, but most of the problem these days comes from GDDR PHYs being so large
G6W doesn’t solve that
It's why you see such narrow buses on modern GPUs - the PHYs don't really scale on newer nodes
I think both the new G6 that's coming and G6W would have their applications. It depends on needs. G6W has an advantage of being available now, and not at the end of this year.
if you can run the G6W ICs in clamshell mode, I could see a use case for them
It would be very useful in server cards
afaik they're two G6 dies in a single package
Effectively yes
2x16b might be possible, though Samsung has been rather sparse on details
you can still run normal G6 in clamshell mode though, meaning you can get equal memory density with any given bus width. just with more physical modules
fair
and I'd assume G6W is quite expensive too
The only way out of this situation is higher density DRAM
24gbit density should be coming soon™️
yep
it'd push the existing 8GB cards up to 12GB, and 12GB up to 18GB
indeed. although the reduced bandwidth associated with the smaller bus widths is still questionable. faster memory can help a 128 bit card match say a previous gen 192 or even 256 but one, but at a certain point I think it would be nice to increase bandwidth instead of barely matching it lol
they're trying to compensate for the lower bus widths by throwing cache at the problem
but it doesn't really work on lower end cards
right. and if they slap a gigabyte of adamantine on there I'd be more than happy with it. but until then I can't help but feel it's a questionable decision at best from a performance standpoint. cramming smaller dies into laptops is certainly a plus though
it is a questionable decision, but there's not really much you can do about it
aye. except for hang onto my GPU a little longer ;)
I guess aside from throwing HBM at the cards...
I wonder if adamantine or HBM are less expensive. I'd hope the former for intel's sake lol
future generations are probably going to feature PCIe Gen5 as well...
which means even less area for graphics hardware
Hi everyone, I was wondering if anyone knows how well the Radeon RX 6600 EAGLE 8G Graphics Card runs with the Ryzen 5600x on Fortnite with high graphics?
1080p high should be fine
Given most people adjust some settings down a little anyway to be "competitive" anyway
Anyone with a 6900xt which driver are u guys using? theres a new one thats a recommnded one that came out 4 days ago and before that one came out april 24th
I’m using the most updated one
I typically don't update drivers unless it's a major update with new features or if there's an update that applies to a game that I want to play
With GPUs, if it ain't broke don't fix it
thank you, that’s the monitor specs im planning on buying anyways
I've been reliably informed that you need at least a 48GB graphics card to play fortnite at 1080p low these days /s
Yes
Anyone know the best AIB for 4090s for OC?
Or #3 cheapest you can buy cos they're all basically capped at 1.1-ish
And drink conke
You don't know me
I know you
You can't tell, idodot
RAHHH
Is Strix actually a joke for the 4090?
Yes. Overpriced af and no real binning
And that
The white one is even worse
And the rgb is cringe
💀
Also why
You just got an ocf
He likes spending money
Depressed me = spending problem me
Easy way to tell how I’m feeling, if I’m spending too much im probably depressed af
Nah, I’m recovering from getting dumped 
It's such a bae card
Yes
I only have ram, motherboard and the LED strip on my cpu RGB
The best builds have little rgb
Is that all?
…maybe
ALEX
Purty
ASRock detected
Only good asrock product
Wtf the ocf looks gorgeous with rainbow puke
Did I really just write that?

No it really is winning me over
Damn

they're taking over your brain
How did they manage to make the best 6950xt
comes out at 304$ with the promo code
Oh no, that's not just a ventus, that's a G6X ventus. That memory is going to be TOASTY.
yikes lol
The "not just a moon but a space station" equivalent of pc graphics
yep
This one made me have to clear the CMOS, just a heads up. Don't know if it was because of EXPO or something else.
I have a budget range between 600-800 and I'm looking at the 7900xt or 4070. what is your guys opinion or is there any other card you would recommend
7900xt easily between those two
It's not even a discussion
Card is closer to a 4080
In pure raster
Agreed, except in very specific circumstances like "I can't live without having my ray tracing on max in everything I play"
(even though RT has a minimal effect on quality in the vast majority of games)
7900xt for sure
Seems a lot of people aren't paying attention to the VRAM situation Nvidia has gotten themselves into.. both the aging Game Consoles are running 16 GBs
I've seen it make games look worse haha
Yeah I was planning to go with 7900xt since modern games are getting more vram intensive but since I don't really care about raytracing seems like a better option
It's not even about the vram it's just a better experience imo
So much more value for money
I run a rx7900xtx and it's super smooth.. Been running Jedi Survivor on 4k at max settings with no complaints.
People give rdna3 flack for bad vr and even that's a debunked claim
I've seen like 1 game have issues and that's it
Only real reasons you go nvidia now are for frame gen/rt, optix and in the more rare instance cuda
The cuda reason only gets more rare too with more production apps supporting opencl
Exactly, AMD has finally started cracking the productivity egg
You wouldn't say it about rdna2
Also what is amd going to do with those ai chips because rights now there not being used for rdna 3 right
Yeah good textures go a long way compared to rt
Tensor? Not a clue. AMD has real hardware RT this gen tho, so in layman terms they're at least halfway along
There's not a real answer from AMD for ai yet
You will beat a 4090 at 1440p 
Those Nvidia drivers are heavy
yeah probably so just to keep up with Nvidia
AMD isn't focused on AI yet. Certainly not like Nvidia, who's willing to take a 30% hit in gaming to sell more overpriced cards to servers.
Probably yeah
Do you guys think an 850 watt psu will be fine for either the 7900xt or xtx
Depends on the cpu
100%
right now I have a 5600x but might go with an 5700x
What reso will this be
Nah even a 13900k it's fine. 7900 XTX is a 355W card.
You're not using a full 13900k while gaming though
mostly likely 1440p but I would like the possibility for 4k at time since i have a 4k monitor
7950x3d chad
Especially when the PG is a top tdp card and it's the cheapest
5700X on the other hand is a 65W processor so it's fine
More fps and lower power draw 🤷♂️
So not 355W but more like 450W
If you stay 1440p, go 5800x3d
You'll max out a 5600/5700x
I've seen it first hand
really that is good to I'll probably have to wait for a sale then for that cpu
It's 355W stock still
I bought 1650W because it was a better deal 🤷🏼♂️ just throw anything in there 😂
Nope
It might spike a bit higher
My 550w psu was fine with a 3080ti 
I'll have to double check with TPU then because others are saying it is 355W
I bought a rm750e just soo I could be ready for a 4090
I probably don't have plans to overclock so base performance will be fine with me
MBA is tier 3 tdp, PG is tier 1
I got the thermaltake 1650 GF3 it was less than 300 bucks 🤔
Figures it's not on TPU
Be careful with those connectors 😬
Even the asrock website doesn't say 
Ya
This is compiled by people who own them
Last updates:
15/03/23 - EVC - Hardware mod to "Raise the limits..." section added to OP
11/03/23 - AMDVBFLASH Information v5.0.567 section added to OP
09/03/23 - My OC tips for Navi31 daily use, stability testing and bench added to OP
-=XFX=- RX 7900 XT/XTX Merc Owners Club -=Force=-...
Super detailed rdna 3 thread, highly recommend a read
And that's the stock limit?
Ya, sorry mba is tier 4 not 3
Generally the tier 1's rank higher for OC
But since it's based on asic quality (worse is better - counterintuitive), you get occasional exceptions
No skill issue here
Safi when cpu to vga 8pin adapter
Newegg and pcpp both say it's a 355W stock limit
Thems a goofs
I guess so
MBA is 349 lol

Lacking evidence to the contrary from official sources I'm inclined to believe you
It's within margins anyway but aib's dial up the vbios'
You've got guys like the MPT team and the stilt behind that forum post
Fair, but that's not an "official source" by my definition
It's a reliable source at least
Close enough I guess lol
We love mpt
I'm honestly surprised it's not on TPU, it's been a while already
Maybe I'll check unofficial uploads
It's handy info to know, cos you can discern each different XT/X depending on the build
$10 more for a reference might make sense for a lower power psu or sff build for example
Or $30 more for the highest end instead of defaulting to a premium like a nitro or liquid devil which can be hundreds more instead
The phantom gaming has been pretty consistent at the low end of the scale tho, and that's a tier 1 with an excellent pcb, albeit they're all reference-based
Merc310 as well, same deal
Nothing in unofficial uploads either, WTH. TPU usually gets updated really fast.
Oh you're looking in vbios collection?
Yeah
You probably won't find much
Since rdna3 is hardware locked
The whole mpt abandonment is very real
You'll possibly find like, merc vbios' and then suggestions to use a ch834a or whatever the vbios rewrite tool is
Wonder if you can make a 7600 touch a 4060ti with some oc
Hmmm
Ima say unlikely
Maybe with evc
If they even allow it
Which is also, unlikely 💀
Navi 31 has solder points* on the boards but I haven't looked at 7600 boards to see if Navi 33 has it
Man even the official product page on TPU says 355W https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/asrock-rx-7900-xtx-phantom-oc.b9957
Idk man I've talked to a lot of XTX owners at this point
Don't you own one!??
Yes
I believe you tbh it's just so many sources had to get it wrong
I own 2 tier 1 cards
The power targets as well. Guys running reference cards or sapphire pulses or red devils I've seen complain too many times about the lower limits 
Because the trend of "you dont own you hardware" is pretty real now-a-days.
Yes, like for either team
My gpu is one with two switches on it
But how do I know what they like, do, they aren't labeled
And I don't really notice any changes when I flip them
It's a switch between bios profiles
What exact GPU?
If it's really old, it could be switching to a boost profile with slightly higher clocks, if it's newer, prob some kind of eco mode that switches to lower power limit and less aggressive fan curve
Sapphire Pulse RX 570 4GB UEFI
Yah, that's a switch between eco and performance mode then
How am I supposed to know which its in? 😭
Check the gpu's manual
There's manuals online if you don't have one on hand
Or watch the boost/fan behavior
Check with gpu-z
afaik it doesn't say
My GPU isn't being detected but it's plugged into my monitor and works can someone help
how are you determining that it isn't detected but it works?
Is the cable plugged into your GPU or Mobo?
It works my fault
This is what 16GB GPUs play like, you need at least a 48GB RTX a6000 for modern titles
Lmao.
You need 6234tb vram in 2 years
at least 1pb by 2026
Easily
AMD and Nvidia are both being really stingy with their VRAM tbh
Like why only 24gb
Should be 48gb VRAM at lowest sku
And 192gb at highest next gen
It might be enough for the next 5 games that get released
.....
need 512 bit xx50 tier GPUs tbh, that should be the minimum. highest end should be at least 1536 bits of the highest end GDDR7
8gb of Vram is perfectly fine at 1080p
48 is the new minimum
If your making the new Tesla Cybertruck model at 8k in 3D sure.
if you couldn't tell, we're taking the piss lol :p
I know.
Though realistically 12gb would be a perfectly good minimum amount of Vram for next gen.
With 24-32gb being a good high end amount.
3060 beating the 3070 in some games at 1080p disagrees. In general sure, if the devs took the time to optimize the graphics then 8GB works. Games where that isn't true are getting more common, however, especially console ports and UE5 games.
As of today 8GB is fine in probably 9/10 new games
I am speaking generally.
So if there's at least 12gb of Vram next gen that'd honestly be fine considering the lowest skus are meant for 1080p.
We'll need Nvidia to bring back larger memory bus sizes for that to work
Instead we get the 4060 ti
16GB on 128b bus will not be a good time
8GB is bad enough already
they're not even using their fastest memory on it 
24Gb modules need to come soon. although more bus width would be nicer considering the extra bandwidth 
Or 22Gb GDDR6W that doubles capacity in a smaller package size
doesn't solve for bus width though. double capacity modules using double the chanels will give you the same capacity as half the capcity per module using half the number of channels as the G6W stuff
DRAM modules arent limited to only 32bit bus width tho. Dont forget 3090 which had 16bit bus width per DRAM module.
you're limited by the bus width of the GPU. yeah you can clamshell mode more memory on, but you still get the same density with G6W and G6 non W
using a 128 bit bus as an example, you can fit 4x 32 bit memory modules on there, and then you can clamshell on an additional 4 by giving each module access to only 16 bits total. at current 16Gb densities that adds up to 16GB.
using the same 128 bit bus you can fit 2x G6W modules, using the 32Gb density mentioned, you get 8GB. clamshell on an additional two modules and you still have 16GB
G6W more solves the pain of a toasty backplate I guess was more what I was getting at. Which I think would be the second main point no one would want to do "typical" clamshell mode on a card with lots of ICs (first is obv money, Nvidia doesnt want to lose money by having cheap stuff compete with their datacenter stuff). Idk if current 24Gbps G6X consumes more power then first revision 21Gbps G6X, if it does then it prolly cant be cooled from a passive backplate.
Would it be worth it for me to invest into a 6800 XT 16gb?





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