Lol all that Nvidia rtx marketing is working then.

To be fair, a RTX 2050 is like if you took a 3050 and kneecapped it before breaking its back. A 85W RTX 3050 performs significantly better (though still not great).

can you explain? dont know much about all this ict/hardware stuff. I guess the RX6600 can perfectly handle ray tracing but nvidia somehow got the illusion to the large crowds that their rtx cards where much better and optimized for that task?

get a used rtx 3060ti for $250. It is tons faster than both at raytracing

@@jhwhthemercifulThey can both do ray tracing, though the RX 6600 performs way better on anything other than ray tracing for about the same price while the 3050 is very overpriced for what it is. The 3050 will be faster at pure ray tracing workloads like running cyberpunk with ray tracing on and other things at low settings or maybe or running quake RTX since nvidia cards have decidated ray tracing hardware but it's kinda pointless at this tier of graphics card since they're not nearly powerful enough to make use of it properly.

Lol

So like AMDs claims about having RT hardware.

@@ABaumstumpfThe new 7000 series GPUs and specifically anything above 7800 tier isn't horrible.

yeah hopefully intel or qualcomm can disrupt this monopoly/duopoly soon

Raster is king pal@@ABaumstumpf

@@killkiss_son "The difference is that with an AMD GPU you can if you want, but with that RTX 2050 you can't." Sure - show it on a mobile Radeon card. "can't play any RT games at decent settings" Try it with a low end mobile Radeon card - have fun. And the funny thing its - it is still AMD cards that do not have dedicated raytracing hardware and those are the reasons why games hardly use any decent effects and are limited to GI and co: Cause as soon as you do anything different - like Minecraft with physical based rendering - the Radeon cards crap their pants and even current gen ones drop to sub 20-series performance.

Really? I been watching like 45 a day. It's not working, am I overdosing on dawid?

i am still depressed but happy at hte same time

I wish it did

Unless you have Linode tattooed on your forehead, he won't date you.

fr bro

thats so true, i loved watching powerpoints on my old gpu

Minecraft RTX be like on non-Nvidia GPUs:

Also can add slowmotion feature

Yes, but the ray tracing will make the fire have great looking real time shadows and light sourcing.

It can do RT the same way it can be used as a club -- it'll probably somewhat work a few times, but I wouldn't recommend making a habit of it.

Ray tracing in such machines is not for games. It was designed for professional software and rendering of images with lots of reflective surfaces.

@@aleksazunjic9672 I don't think there's a lot of people that are gonna do professional 3D rendering on a $500 gaming laptop.

@@HunterTracks It is not a gaming laptop for them, or at least not primarily gaming laptop. Also, people were doing professional work on far weaker machines in the past, everyone is not rich (for example students of graphical design) and finally why spend more money if you could do your job on something like this.

I mean yeah we all could be one but should we.

@@ProjectFraz exactly

You can get Ray tracing over 60 with higher tier/newer cards

​​@@drebodollaz3504no...you can't. (Unless you are talking about The highest oligarch tier). Got my hand on 4070, without dlss you can forget about ray tracing because often you won't even get that 60 fps

​@@drebodollaz3504If you have 4080 or higher- yes.

i would like to see a laptop with modern hardware and the thickness of a thinkpad g41

and non-gamer laptops would be the thin ones.

@@floydlooney6837 yeah

We still do have current gen thick and bulky gaming laptops that offer some of the best performance on the market, issue is that A: they are for most people often prohibitly expensive and B: not everyone wants a thick brick scolding jet engine on their lap or even on thier desk, but they still want to play games! hense why thin and slick gaming laptops are offered, picked up a Zephyrus G14 recently and its pretty powerful for how thin and small it is and absolutely love it

@@pelehosmusic contrary to popular belief, you're probably not doing any sort of gaming on your laptop with it on your lap, even with a controller. Trust me, I've already tried

An RTX 3080 laptop basically has the same chip as a desktop 3070Ti (6144 core GA104), and when that is limited to 40W while on battery (I think, I don't remember exactly) the performance is pretty dismal... somebody should do a video on it.

​@@leohuangchunwangthat why you plug it in

@@Bolt451 That why you get desktop for power. Laptop is not a good idea if you need some serious power, not with cooling of one.

@@alexturnbackthearmy1907 some people need portability and power and its impressive that you can get something that stacks up to a desktop 4080 when plugged in is not only impressive but useful to certain people.

⁠@@Bolt451agreed, if I really needed top teir performance, I would’ve just built a desktop, but after gaming on only desktops for years, I wanted something really fast that I can take with me, so i recently-ish bought a Thinkpad P1 Gen 6 with a (unfortunately 80w+20w) RTX 4090 for a decent deal. (Won a US eBay auction, US machine shipped to AU, even after the crazy shipping costs it was still a lot less than if I bought it from AU Lenovo directly. (Plus Lenovo voiding the machines standard 1 year warranty once i registered it in Australia, so I’m pretty much screwed if something happens to it) After owning it for a few months though, wasn’t really the best choice for me. The power limited RTX 4090 means performance is somewhat underwhelming compared to my much older desktops. (ie, FC5 from 2018 struggles to hit 60fps at 4K maxed out details due to the GPU’s power limit, I’d think it should easily hit 100+ in 4K but again that power limit) Might sell it and save up for a Legion 7 w/ a 175w RTX 4090, though the RTX 5000 series will be out by then so probably best I stick with it for now)

Probably. It'll still most likely be a 30 fps system also.

@@ProjectFraz totally agree

assuming they dont jump to amd like the ps5 and xbox

Good, it's perfect for mobile devices.

@@alexandrebelair4360 Dude, it looks like absolute garbage

i can barely tell the difference between ray tracing on and off from a 3070 owner

Just use pathtracing

@@NamTran-xc2ipYeah I played through CP2077 on my 4070 Ti with path tracing because it looked so much better. Theres definitely a big difference between path tracing and the normal ray tracing modes, especially in GI.

​@@captainpotatonlyhow? Without rt reflections there's so many things with such inaccurate reflections or they don't even have any at all, and without rt lighting a lot of the scene just ends up looking rather flat

I leave RT on but limit fps at 60. This way I save 100-130 watts on power draw and around 400 rpm on fans

Its not a problem, as long as it is above room temperature. And hospitals LOVE their room temps be low.

@@alexturnbackthearmy1907 Oh yeah, I believe it. The section I was in at the time was delivery ward as a supervisor to the package courier in the room and temps were probably kept about 70-72F, that's why I kind of worried about it. Then again there was more important things to worry over.

What Thinkpad is it? I got a RTX 4090 equipped US P1 Gen 6 brand new for a bit more than half price (off of an eBay* auction that I “accidentally” won) than if I had bought direct from Lenovo AU. *Don’t recommend, since I bought it off of eBay and shipped it to Australia, the machines 1 year standard warranty was immediately void and Lenovo have been dicking me around saying the machine never came with a warranty, and that eBay isn’t a “sanctioned” place to buy their laptops from

@@thegeforce6625 It's an old Thinpad E560, has an i5-6200U, Intel HD 520 graphics, 16GB of DDR3 and a 2.5" Crucial MX500 1TB. I've upgraded it since I was in the hospital to what it is now, isn't bad for free corporate garbage. I just wish I had a more powerful Brickpad to build into a gaming laptop but haven't found such a thing, it's either too old or too expensive for old equipment.

@@aku2dimensional nice nice, not a bad machine even today. And yeah I agree, I got a high end (but essentially perfect condition) W530 in late 2022 and that cost me about $500aud, and spend probably a extra $150-200 in upgrades such as the i7 3940XM (fastest 3rd gen core mobile CPU) and a 2TB hard drive (I picked a specific model because the manufacturer somehow crammed 3 platters into a standard 9.5mm tall enclosure)

also he was looking at the wrong graphical settings and the visual glitches were most likely caused by modifying them that would explain everything going back to normal after restarting the game and using the right settings

Frame generation has been released by amd for every amd card. But nvidia? No dont think so.They can but they wont. Money milking company

U do realise that ur comparing a desktop gpu to a laptop gpu?

@@mehdibendada53041060 mobile is exact same specs as the desktop version, just about 100mhz slower in clock. So yes, rtx 2050 is slower than 1060 mobile in rasterization.

That GPU isn't terrible. I dislike how people bash perfectly fine GPU's. I've ran into comment sections that have put down a literal 4060 Ti, to put that into perspective a 3060 Ti is a 2080 Super performance-wise, so imagine how much faster a 4060 Ti really is. Why can't PC gamers ever be satisfied with a phenomenally fast non-flagship GPU?

@@ConfederateBanshee because they’re slower than they supposed to be, only 10% performance increase and the price remains the same, really?

@@ConfederateBanshee FYI, 3060 ti is around 35% faster than 2060 super while remain the same exact msrp

What is spf

@@HSK_EDITS a measurement used to quantify the strength of sunscreen

​@@HSK_EDITSSender Policy Framework

@@usernamequaalquerr now i am confused which of you guys are correct

@@HSK_EDITS both are joking. the original commenter made a joke about it being 420 seconds-per-frame.

Yeah the RTX 3050 in my laptop goes up to 90w but his seems like its 70w to me

The new 3050 6gigs should be called like that 💀

@@zsideswapper6718 that one can be the RT 3040

@@zsideswapper6718 What's kinda funny is that the 3050 6GB on laptops can end up being slightly faster due to having a handful more cuda cores. The 3050 lineup itself is a truly strange existence if you include the 2050 with it as a weird cousin.

You made a great choice! Enjoy!

nice job

i got a 4090, and is barely playable.

Definitely demanding. Gigabyte 4070 Ti Super Windforce OC. No user overclock. In chamber 1 I got 30 FPS AVG. Max 40 FPS, Min 22 FPS. 23 FPS 1% Low, 22 FPS 0.1% Low. 2560x1440, Max settings in the normal video settings, Ultra settings in RTX menu, no DLSS, no motionblur. DLSS makes it very playable though, and looks great still.

i tested it on my old rx6900xt and it ran like cat barf. havent even bothered to test on my rtx 4080 because i frankly dont care.

That doesn't sound right, something else is afoot

Had to use this on old laptops that overheat for a long time! It's so stupid but it works so well!

because it is

I do...

mine didnt even have hp omen i had to install it myself

thats how i played quake1 on a 486 dx4 100mhz with reduced window size. by the time hl rolled out i was lucky enough to be sporting a pentium mmx 233mhz with a voodoo2. nice and playable good frames rates @ full screen 640x480

Yup. I've tried it on the Titan Xp (1090) and Titan V. The V can actually sometimes make it happen at 1080p, but the Xp is a total powerpoint machine. The Xp is still in my player 2 rig. Sadly I sold the V during the cryto craze for more than I bought it. I kinda with I'd done the reverse with those 2.

There isn't much difference aside from the newer cards seeing a bigger uplift in some titles. I've run my own benchmarks with a 5700XT, 6700 10GB, and 7900XTX. RDNA2/3 APUs see about the same uplift as RDNA2 GPUs. I think a more interesting comparison might be XeSS on ARC vs non-arc cards, as there is a difference in the system used internally with ARC cards having special accelerators for it that are in a way "emulated" on other GPUs in DP4a mode.