Hahaha, and costs more than 4060 ti in Europe, MSRP says NOTHING to real price because logistics and AMD overall sucks at market and 6700 xt slower than 4060 ti even without RT(where AMD cards die and without DLSS 3)

@@rick39413 Idk where you live, but in Germany the 6700 XT is around 330€ and the 4060 ti 400€ and that counts for most European Countrys. And at 1440p the 6700 XT is Comparable to the 4060 ti because of the 4060 ti´s narrow 128 Bit Bus. Btw FG is mostly useless on the 4060 ti, cuz even at 1080p in newer Titles 8GB of VRAM is not sufficient anymore and FG uses more VRAM. Imagine buying a GPU for 400€ and it´s instantly getting to it´s knees. At this Point, the 6700 XT is the only 300-400€ GPU that makes sense to buy.

​@rick39413 here in Spain 6700xt is 320 while 4060ti 8gb is 400, so the better buy is the AMD card 😊

@@luisgarciatrigas3651 AMD is shit , i prefer better performance in all ways than extra 2 gb of vram (12 gb of vram like 10 on Nvidia ) 5% of market to AMD says anything, in Czech Republic 6700 xt costs 520$

​@@rick39413another stupid nvidia fanboy who doesnt know anything about graphics cards

That card's the best? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@captainshiner42 Absolutely its the best at price to performance, something irresponsible people like you don't care about. 🤣

@@captainshiner42 he meant about the GPUs in that price range

It was released in 2021 but it's actually 2020 tech that's a few months away from turning 3 years old.

Yeah like 4090 is not like extremely impressive it's just okayish upgrade

Yeah its a perfect 1080p card in 2023 and even in the future imo

@@dammaguy1286nah it’s pretty overkill for 1080p 1440p is perfect

@@mrcooshie8436 it's not overkill with the newer games , it's perfect

6700xt (and 3070) is more at home at 1440p

Same. 1080p locked 90 FPS paired with a Ryzen 5800X and 64GB of RAM. I should be good for years.

Yes, and even Nvidia had 12GB on their lower-mid-range RTX 3060 last generation. It's not a very fast card, but DLSS is a genuinely useful feature, and the 12GB 3060 is aging pretty well thanks to its large Vram capacity for that performance tier. Having lots of Vram can be very handy. Having more than you need is definitely better than having less than you want. If they can afford to put 12GB on that lower-mid-range card from last generation, they can afford to put 33% more Vram on their 800 dollar and 600 dollar cards of the current generation. Vram costs Nvidia and AMD less than 4 dollars per gigabyte, and increasing the bus width by 33% on the 4070 and 4070 ti also would not have cost very much, but Nvidia thought it would make higher profits off of this compromised 12GB design. The design makes more sense for the laptop version, where the GPU is clocked a lot lower, but Nvidia actually calls the laptop version of this graphics card the "RTX 4080"! It's sad that most of the 3000 series cards have so little Vram on them, because they really are otherwise very powerful GPUs with lots of good features. A 16GB 3070 (ti), and a 20GB 3080 (ti), would have been amazing, though probably pretty expensive (such models were planned, but got cancelled). The 3090 and 3090 ti were a terrible value when new, but they are both excellent cards, and you can find the 3090 used for around 700 USD, and some models still have warranty coverage left even if you're not the original owner. As long as you make sure that it's in good working condition, and have good buyer protection and/or warranty coverage, a used 3090 is MUCH better than a new 4070 ti, because 12GB of Vram is definitely very limiting at that performance level, and the 3090 also has significantly more memory bandwidth too. You're not likely to use anywhere near all 24GB, but you're very likely to benefit from having more than 12GB in an increasing number of games over the next 2-3 years.

​@@syncmonismThey cant give High amount of vram for RTX (gaming centric) GPUs because then no one will be willing to buy Nvidia's professional AI use case GPUs which are generally the options left for higher VRAM requirements for creators or people who use CUDA accelerations. The reason they gave the 3060 12GB of VRAM was to give an option for creators on a budget to get into Nvidia's ecosystem, and yes 50% of the buyers of the 3060 12GB desktop variant particularly bought it for applications apart from games.

lol no

but yeah 6700 dam cheap for the perf

VRAM size obviously matters to an extent, but I’m pretty sure that VRAM speed is more important for actual performance

Would you suggest buying this card? I have a 1660s but i wanted to buy a 3060 or 4060

@@bokijebrat absolutely.. it even peform better than 3060 or 4060

@@bokijebrat Yeah. Think about it. Youre not gonna run path tracing on a low-mid range card with playable framerates even with dlss and fg. Simpler ray tracing is less demanding but conventional graphic methods looks about as good anyway without losing 2/3rds of performance. So if it were me id get a 6700xt, has 12gb vram, is closer to 4060ti which is about 500 eur whereas 6700 xt is 350 eur. Used about 250. Can't beat that. When cards can actually do ray tracing then spend the extra for nvidia. Not yet though.

@@Andytlp hi thanks for the suggestions but would it bottleneck my i5 11400f? Is the cpu too weak for it?

​@@bokijebratThere will be some bottleneck, but this will probably be minimal if u play at 1440p

me too i bought mine like 3 weeks ago and its absolutely awesome. i love it

Which model dod u get i got powercolor fighter getting like 75 MAXX what are urs.

I've had mine for a couple of months now, the Powercolor Red Devil model.

​@@terminusaquo1980Shall I buy 3060 of RX 6700 XT? I'm looking forward to buy now.

I also bought it one week ago and I play at 1080p, but how long will it work for 1080p gaming? I mean for how many years?

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Taking in consideration what we know about the 7800 xt the 5% might be too optimistic.

@@IMajst3RI What reviews have you seen about the 7800 XT or 7700 XT? How's the price/performance?

@@lewzealand4717 There have been leaks on numbers of compute units etc. and people simulated 7800 xt using 7900 xt. It's not 100% accurate, but there wont be any generational uplift when it comes to general performance, just to RT and it will have AI cores.

​@@lewzealand4717rx 7900gre is barely any faster than rx 6800xt, so dont expect much for 7800xt, 7700xt

same, got it for 250$ used about 6 months ago and the card has been so flawless. Perfect card for 1440p with its 12gb VRam and absolutely the best price to performance value

i picked up the same gpu for $199 and its great

I have a question do you have coil whine with youre rx 6700xt xfx swift???

I have that model and i get that annoying coil whine@@jehadberam7437

​@@jehadberam7437I don't and mine is stuffed into a modified H200

@@crazycoffeewhat about temp and fan speed ?

@@wailrachedi9423 I dont have any issues with the fan speeds. It never goes over 80 degrees. I am running a 5700x, NZXT Kraken x52, and Noctua NF-P12 fans. The Card hardly fits and Im planning to swap out my EVGA 750 supernova G2 for some good sfx power supply for more space. Im very happy with my upgrade.

i bought mine for cheaper lol on eBay used

I will do the same upgrade 😊

How much is the performance gap between 1050 ti and 6700 xt ? I am also thinking of upgrading to 6700 xt, would appreciate your reply.

@@hridaygauba7233 Huge difference , there is no comparison. 1050ti can barely play current games at playable fps even at 1080p low settings Rx 6700xt on the other hand can do 1440p ultra on most games, it can even do 4k ultra in some games ( currently playing death stranding and Batman AK at 4k). I have 1080p monitor and this card is an overkill for that resolution, i am using vsr to downsample from higher resolution.

mmm I'm gettimg the same fps but in 1080p... tlou is fucking poorly optimized, the worst 35€ I've ever spent

@@waleedarshad6185 Curious what cpu are you using i am using a 5800X3D just wondering if that could be the difference just asking.Because i have the newest updates for the game patch 1.1.1 and its amazing.Anyway just curious.

@@stevenanderson3205 i got the ryzen 7 5800x and xfx rx 6750xt qick

People still don't understand that we don't have a tool to check how much the game actually uses memory, and does not reserve it. Tlou in this video also "uses" 12GB of vram, but in fact it only reserves them, and the actual usage is about ~10GB, maybe even a little more than 9GB, with textures on high less than ~8GB. In Rdr 2, AMD cards also reserve the entire volume, but do not use it, in the cod series this applies to all gpu. By the way, it's funny that in this video the settings were selected taking into account the capabilities of the 6700xt chip but with ultra textures, but when testing 8GB vram rip Nvidia gpu, for some reason it was difficult to set high textures but ultra graphics

@@waleedarshad6185 so you're complaining about the 6700xt but you don't even have it?

1440p??

@@dammaguy1286 no 1080p

Same PC! And I'm lovin it!! Also have the ryzen 5 5600 non x with 32gbram 3600, and the same GPU!! For FHD it's an absolutely BEAST!! Best Combo ever, and this for the next few years!! Hell yea!

How much bottleneck do you feel the Ryzen 3600 introduces? I have a 3400g and I'm considering this card

Exactly the same components that I have :D Now I am sure that purchasing this GPU was a good idea.

​@@matrbsAt 1440p i imagine it is minimal but it is probably not great at 1080p

I have the same specs and want to upgrade is it still worth it?? Looking to buy a new gpu now and upgrade cpu later

I'm not an IT expert so that's why I'm asking. So u are saying that with Ryzen 3600XT and 6700XT it's better to play on 1440p than 1080p?

It’s best not to listen to people who make a living on having opinions on everything. It’ll almost always be better if they say it’s bad and worse if they say it’s great. Most normal people are best served to just go with what you feel comfortable paying. You’ll be happy. Just don’t watch opinion folks afterwards, and enjoy your stuff.

Resident evil 2 and 3 remake got me around 70-100 FPS average and outlast 2 got me over 120 average at native 4k

I've been very happy with my ASRock 6750 XT. I got it about 3 months ago on sale for ~$360 and it's worth every penny. The games I play (BG3, Forza, Ultimate Admirals) don't need their rays traced so it flies at 1440p. Also I game mainly on Linux and Radeon cards are supported right out of the box, unlike Nvidia.

@@MoultrieGeek Just snagged a XFX QUIK 6750XT for $200 out the door. Works great but has a little coil whine that you mostly can't hear. I run a 162fps cap on that PC which helps it from getting loud. 6700XT/6750XT have been the best bang for the buck cards for me even since the crypto times. I bought a Gigabyte Gaming OC 6700XT for $450 in early 2022 when they were still $900 on Newegg/Amazon. Sold my oldest card in the house a R9 290 for $120 not long before prices started to slowly come down. A year later in early 2023 I bought the other Gigabyte 6700XT Eagle for $250. All 3 are running strong in two Media PC's and my Son's rig.

@@45eno Yeah, they're great 'bang for the buck' cards. My original card had to be returned as the hotspot temp would hit 100+ degrees in minutes but the newer card rarely goes above 90. I game mostly in Linux so I gave up on Nvidia which doesn't play nice with the newest display tech (Wayland) on modern Linux distros.

Yeah. Wishing I would have gotten that model. I got the Powercolor Fighter and it runs hotter.

i have powercolor hellhound rx 6700xt got it for 350$

any reason you think that the ASUS variant is more pricey?

my ryzen 5 7600x and rx 6700 xt build is 900 so prices are pretty good rn

Agreed. He just needs to dedicate 10 additional seconds to each game that features rt.

Raytracing is overrated

@@AntiGrieferGames Raytraicing is "overrated" because is not mass implemented and since a long time ago developers have found different smart ways to mimic and create shadows and reflections, and modern games that look good are full of sort of tricks devs use for creating shadows and lighting effects and so on, the only game that truly uses raytracing at maximum is Minecraft because Minecraft did not use many effects to create shadows and lighting+it had no reflections When raytracing is implemented in mass and over 80% of players use it, it will be added in all new games from the ground which would make any game look as good as Minecraft with raytracing> When you already have a game engine that mimics great the reflections and shadows and anything (like Battlefield 5/2042, Saints Row 2022) adding raytracing over all of those effects does nothing much

​@@randomone649Nobody uses rt on 3060ti or 6700xt tier card. Try 3080/4070 etc. Or enjoy 30-50fps or less

@@sakusalonen6390 what a coincidence , i have an rx 6700xt , i play games with raytraicing , and i enjoy over 50-70 fps in most of the games in full hd all settings maxed out and no fsr, for example saints row 2022 runs around 80 , minecraft runs around 60 , battlefield 5 runs around 70 Fun fact , i had to limit my fps in saints row 2022 so i can pass a stupid mission (remind you, all maxed out + the raytraicing without fsr)

It sucks at RT though. I have 6700XT and I'm waiting for FSR3 so I can play new Cyberpunk with RT.

@@sixmillionsilencedaccounts3517If you want to use RT then you picked the wrong brand

I'm considering purchasing it specifically for BG3

Damn, at least it probably provided you with an awesome gaming experience during the lockdowns, so... Worth it maybe? 👀😅

@zWORMzGaming Oh yeah, it has been amazing, I was getting into VR at the time, and my old 4gb RX 580 was struggling in some titles, which is why I couldn't wait for prices to drop 😭 I paid around £750 ($950) after a few alcoholic beverages 😅

@@lancesmart2667 you should also buy patience dude

3060 ti sucks ass

With 8 gigs vram i dont think 3060 ti will age good if will then 4060 is good value gpu today

4060 is terrible value nowadays..

​@@honza9911you forget the 608 go/s bandwidth that has the rtx, the rx has 384 go/s so high resolutions won't be a problem with the rtx but in the futur it may won't load max texture while the rx can.

I had to re-paste my ASRock card as the hotspot was running close to 100c during the summer. You might need to change the fan profiles (mine was set ridiculously low from the factory) or re-paste the card. In my case the temps dropped by roughly 10c after and the new fan profile keeps it quiet enough.

Thank you! I never played ranked in Valorant, only DM for the benchmarks. I played a lot of CSGO though and I was rank Supreme :)