Hi ! I tried to use this technique but instead of enlarging the video to fit the new resolution it just adds black borders around it. Any solutions to this problem ?
Hello. Idk if yk how to fix this but some reason this RU-vid account I have been using for years now is pixlelated every video I watch on here. I switched RU-vid accounts to watch the same videos and there not pixelated on there and I tried to rewatch it on this account and its pixelated what do I do to fix it?
Hello, want to ask a basic question. Can I connect Intel ARC A770 GPU in PCIe 4, as well as in PCIe 5 also? And due to higher processing speed, the GPU will perform better in PCIe 5 slot? There won't be any support issue? Please correct me if I've understood it correctly.
My videos are encoded in the VP09 thing and also recorded and exported in 4k. Still has abunch of that added grainy blurryness to the videos.... No idea.. It is mainly in footage a post recorded with my drone, the ground looks like waves of blurry-Ness lol. Looks normal on my computer, but crap on youtube. My videos look normal if streaming in 4k, but anything below that looks like absolute dogwater. Even with the VP Codec added to the videos on the RU-vid side
2:34 yes, buy phone. everyoine need use usbc, but no charger LOL. usb port not matter if other end has common usba we all habe 50 charger and pc to plug it in LOL. very rare had usbc before buy first time phone with no charger. need buy charger there was new package cost. what we learned here xD. manufacturer saved money smaller package no charger but asked more. new cardboard wasted on charger anyway. natrure ruined more that fit charger in phone case
Thanks, great video!! , I’ve made the same mistake from 2019 when I built a new PC with Threadripper 1920x… This time I bought the 7900x3D for gaming&editing(as an new youtuber)…I started having second thoughts about it…thinking 7800x3D would’ve been a better choice… I am still waiting for my PC(tomorrow most likely) & I hope it will turn out OK. In the end I guess as long as it keeps games at 144+ FPS its good 😭. And 350 fps vs 250fps doesn’t make any difference… I’m curious how it will perfrom with streaming and playing , if the CPU will allocate the right cores,resources for the best results…. Well the deed is done.
The amount of delusion to think any zen3 cpu could beat a 10900K with b-die 4400mhz ram is nuts, it can't even beat its 1% lows at stock. 9900KS/10900K with b-die were already as fast in games as 5700x3d in 2018-2020, and both had better snappiness than any amd cpu. Zen3 was more solid in productivity and it mostly tied intel for the first time, but that's it. Seeing how people here believe 5800x3d can beat 12900K and matches 13900K is damn amusing , your audience is probably made of HUB/GN "enthusiast" viewers than power limit and xmp intel cpus. In reality tuned 12900K setup runs circles around tuned 5800x3d. 13900K with fast ram beats tuned base zen4 by about 20% in games, and slightly edges 7800x3d in overall lows stability, without having a huge cache lol (I agree that 7800x3d is better value). Their zen5 raw power is yet to just catch up. The entire video is a fanboy exaggeration video to me, sorry. They're both equally good, AMD better value and efficiency, Intel is faster in every way.
The Fanboy complains about fanboyism. P.S. Assetto Corsa Competizione and MSFS2020 give their regards where the 5800X3D does exactly that ...😂 And it doesn't crash all the time....
@@LupusAries there's nothing preventing you from running fast tight ram on 13900K and lock it to reasonable 5.6/5.8ghz all core, it'll still be 25-30% faster than any benchmark numbers. I feel like I'm talking to another noob that only listens to mainstream, sorry.
Hello, I have a GoXLR and recently bought a pair of HD800’s but I need an additional amp to power the headphones since they require 300 Ohms… do you have any recommendations?
Since i’m planning on 1080p gaming I went with a XFX Speedster 12gb DDR6, RX 6700 XT. Felt like a solid mid-range card in the $350 price range. System Core i5 12400f, 32gb DDR5 ram, Gigabyte B760 Gaming X AX.
That sucks, sorry. Does that price include VAT? If so what % is VAT? The cheapest ones I"ve seen on places like Newegg are $330, but then we'd have to pay some kind of state sales tax, usually 6-8%.
@@GraybeardGiffTech yes. Because of 7600 xt The Price went up from 360$ to 400$ for 6700 xt . Also The cheapeat 7600 xt is about 390$. Maybe i should buy used GPU.
Prices are actually going up so I don't think it will be a buyer's market for long. I noticed recently that the cost of a 1tb SATA SSD has gone up by 50% to $60 in the past 6 months when I was reviewing purchases. The industry always overcompensates which is why we are stuck in this boom-bust cycle. The recent one started with the 2020 mining boom. Demand skyrocketed and so did production but by they ramped up production too much and sales started to stagnate. So they cut production drastically and will overshoot the mark and in another couple of months there will be another artificial shortage. Whether deliberate or out of incompetence, it hardly matters to the end user.
Samsung, one of the primary makers of modules in RAM and drives has been saying for six months they’ll be raising wholesale prices by up to 50% in 2024, so drive prices have gone up. As far as boom and bust, you’re totally correct. Everyone has already forgotten about the original Bitcoin situation, you couldn’t get a GPU then and prices went up. However, there was no pandemic so demand and prices didn’t get as bad as the last time. Relatively speaking both CPUs and GPUs, popular models, can be had for decent pricing right now and AMD is being kinda aggressive so folks will buy their cards instead of a Super.
If I assume at least one of your monitors is 240 Hz I would use at least a 4070. For $550-ish that isn't horrible. I have 2 1440p monitors and my gaming one is 240 Hz and I have been using a 4070 Ti for almost a year with no complaints. Having said that if I could get a 4080 Super FE for $999 I would love to get one.
@@GraybeardGiffTech Lol, this is why I tend to buy used GPUs. $999 is more like the most I would ever spend on an entire PC build. I'll probably be getting a used 4080 or 7900XT in a year or so. Sometime this year, I plan to upgrade to a 5800X3D. AM4 has been good to me and the X3D should last me until AM5 is well into its lifecycle and cheaper.
I moved to 1440p about a year ago. I was using a 2070 Super and now using a 3060 12GB, which is pretty much openers for a good 1440p experience these days. It handled Slowfield just fine at stock settings because the game is too unstable for overclocking. It was a 60+fps experience, with some dips into the 50s in New Atlantis and most combat seeing 80-90fps with medium settings which is plenty for me. I was even running it with my old 2600 at the time, not my 5600X. It convinced me to sell the 2070S. Benchmark testing showed they were pretty much neck and neck. The rankings on TechPowerUp are wrong. They underrate the 2070S and overrate the 3060. I briefly tried 4k, courtesy of a Samsung 43" TV which obligingly bit the dust after about 3 days, allowing me to return it and get what I really needed. It really isn't worth it for 4k IMO. You spend a lot of money or have low framerates and I can't afford the data to stream content at 4k. 1440p is the new 1080p. Got a 43" LG 165Hz monitor with G Sync for under $300 out the door on sale. I remember buying a GF3 Ti500 right after launch for $349 and thought that was a lot. Previously I had spent about a max of $150 on GPUs/video accelerators. That's how much my last 2D card (Diamond Stealth 64 VRAM 4MB) and RIVA TNT (which got a huge price cut within 6 months of launch because the TNT2 was released). Back then, there were a lot fewer sales, development and production costs were higher and they surprisingly didn't take advantage of the situation. There was solid demand but nowhere near what it is today. There were no issues getting a brand new GPU, the week it launched, at best buy in 2001.
9900k/2080 ti at 1440p Want to update to 7700-7800x3d (AM5 for socket future proofing) and 4080 Super Because... Economy, politics etc. Not that I desperately need that, but: 2-2.2x GPU perf Futureproof socket, if things get better in GPU space after 4 years (then I buy latest gen of ryzen + GPU from that time) There is a great chance 50 series will be a ray-traced-huang-faced shitfest all over again I sailed through it with a 2080ti and 4080S should be enough just in case hello hyped 3070 btw, how was your availability and 8gb?
Nobody wants a dual fan card. The founders edition is all sold out. Good manufacturer like gigabyte and Asus OC triple fan cards are mostly not in stock. The notion that 4070 super is not selling well is crazy.
Nothing wrong with a dual fan card at all, I’m not sure why you think otherwise. I talked to the guys at the Microcenter I’m always in and they said sales were not good based on the lower number of cards they got.
@GraybeardGiffTech Asus ROG Strix 4070 super, sold out the same day it released on newegg and that card is priced at $760 bucks. Today it's still on backorder. Whoever would pay that amount is nuts, but it's selling. The people that aren't buying the 4070 super are people outside the usa where the cost for the card is extremely expensive to get one.
i honestly dont mind spending 50 € more to get a 7900 xt instead, 4070 super only exists to highlight how much better AMD cards currently are. As VR gamer, i wouldnt even get 16 gb... because i experienced how bad it feels when you dont have enough. You get all kinds of errors and cant even use anything, not even raytracing. vram usage doubled in the last 2 gpu generations, so i want as much as possible.
How did that pricing sit with you? We didn't get that card in the US and it often seems like PC electronics are more expensive in Europe. Did that price include VAT? Thanks and congrats on the card!
@@GraybeardGiffTech it includes 21% VAT. For comparison the 7800XT is currently sitting at 550-580 euro, and the 7900XT around 780 euro range. The 4070 super is currently sitting at 670 for the cheapest model and the 4070ti super at 899. All including vat. That said, im absolutely loving the 7900GRE. At 3440x1440p it handles pretty much any game i throw at it at ultra settings 80-130fps after SAM and undervolting. With less demanding games usually well above my refresh rate of 165. It draws around 290w on average and never goes above 60 low 70s degrees Celsius
This is EXACTLY why I dumped Intel! I got tired of having to buy a new mobo with a new socket just to upgrade... I switched to Ryzen and maaan.... you have upgrade potential galore, using the SAME SOCKET and motherboard. You just can't do that with Intel! Intel just tells you to F off and go buy a new motherboard with a new socket.
Agreed! Intel and their socket flipping has been really frustrating over the years. My son has had a 1600X, 5600X and soon a 5800X3D all in the same mobo on his rig. Talk about getting your money's worth out of a motherboard!!!
@@GraybeardGiffTech Yup! That's good stuff. It sorta feels like the old days when you could get an Overdrive / Evergreen/Kingston as an upgrade path and squeeze the last bit of performance from your rig before needing to actually upgrade it completely. I miss those days.
@@GraybeardGiffTech yes if NVIDIA put 16GB on RTX 4070 super this grafic card as brutal , but AMD is smart 😅 put more VRAM but is GDDR6 NVIDIA is GDDR6X but to low VRAM for New games comming 2024 , but AMD works 😋 for the first time i buy PC Full AMD becouse the processor Ryzen 7 7800X3D the consume os very low and performance nice and i buy the Sapphire Pulse RX 7900 XT 20GB and is very good to play native grafics it out FSR or other tecnology from AMD Adrenaline AMD is good to the RX 6000 are very good grafic card to 👍
Even when you hire TSMC to produce the semiconductor you still have to come up with your own design. Intel has hired TSMC for some of their GPU needs, just not CPUs for whatever reason.
@@GraybeardGiffTech Im pretty sure Intel has the engineering know how to port its design to TSMC. If Intel didnt want to go to TSMC, it could also buy "off the shelf" 3nm and 5nm eUV from ASML rather than persisting with Intel technology. I presume its ego, imagine Ryzen or Epic on Global Foundries 14nm would anyone be prasing it?
I still run intel hardware on my PC that's over 4 years old and don't see myself switching to AMD but I will watch this and give you the chance to change my mind.👍
LOL I still have a 12900k in this machine. Intel is just really struggling to get on a smaller, more efficient node. You can really see it on the 14th gen, some of those things are power hungry and hot. AMD has made some really big strides not just in clock speed, but IPC. Thanks for watching!
Same availability here in NE Ohio. Best Buy still has the FE available to pick up the beginning of next week and MicroCenter show around 50+ in stock including a bunch at MSRP.
At least this time this is a price wars. Probably, all who wish to buy this overpriced generation already did it. Screwed up again like buyers of RTX2000-nonSuper and RTX3000's during crypto boom. Also according to rumors Intel should release Batllemages to shake a bit mid-tier market this year too. The only bad thing is there is no RTX4060super - the most popular budget segment of the market is still overpriced and Nvidia keep on selling that "4060" with a specs of "1050Ti/1650" for $300+ and I hope that "success" of RX7600XT will be a cold shower for both AMD and Nvidia.
Real competition would be awesome, but the reality is AMD is only scratching the surface. Frankly I had higher hopes for Intel hitting the ground in a more meaningful way, but they learned the hardware is only half the battle. The really hard part is convincing AMD and Intel it's worth spending the money to stay in the fight with Nvidia when they are getting such a small part of the sales in return.
just popped in to say that I havent watched this video but am going to tell you tube to not reccomend this channel beacuse of that absolutely ridiculous thumbnail and clickbait title
Nvidia is selling it from their website again. You may just have to wait for a restock. Good luck in your quest! The Super FE cards do look really good.
Was hoping the 4070 Super would be enough to put some downwards pressure on the used market but it seems we're gonna need to wait until next gen for that pipe dream
The used market is a tough, ever changing beast. The thing with used hardware is to know a rough baseline of a price and then recognize a deal you can jump on from a decent seller. Often times right after a big release the used market prices go down for a few days, but it's always a tough call. Good luck on your hunt!
I’ve got a friend who is a professional graphic designer and 3d creator. He just can’t get by with such a small amount of VRAM. I understand what you’re saying, but I think a lot of folks could get by with the compute power, but the buffer is too small.
@@GraybeardGiffTechDidn't know all that. No wonder they are not shifting units like the 4090's. Just going by prebuilt specs for professionals from pcspecialist, puget systems.
Agreed! There are a number of good alternatives in the market right now. It really feel like Nvidia has mismanaged this entire generation of cards. I guess they just assumed PC gamers would just pay whatever MSRP they slapped on the box and we'd buy them all???
If you were running a discrete gpu the 7th wasn't much of a leap, but for me 7th gen was a game changer for mobiles and htpc as they could decode 4k video without 80% cpu usage like any 6th gen, infact im writing this on a 7th gen surface pro 5, which i just use for youtube.
They've done this several times with incremental upgrades, but I'm not sure Intel should call them a new generation. In fact it felt similar with the 14th gen. I'm not saying the product isn't better, it just feels over marketed and for lots of folks that means they'll spend extra money without knowing the difference.
Im mostly angry at Nvidia for screwing me over and others who paid $800 for the 4070 Ti then for them to ANNC new Super Versons When it's too late for us to return the old version of the card, they also discontinue it when it's not even a year old. They could at least offer us a free upgrade to the new cards since they are the same price as what the 40s cards should have been when they came out. I feel so stupid not wanting to see Nvidia pull this. I hope im not only one feels screwed over and can't afford to buy the new one since they paid for the first version, then even more salt rubbed in the wond when they also discontinued the card when it's not even a year old. Now what am I to do when it breaks and needs to be replaced by the warranty?
Same here. I bought the 4070 Ti on a small "sale" last year because I couldn't justify the 4080 for $1200+. I'm really starting to consider only updating on a mid-cycle refresh to avoid that very salty feeling when this happens.
How many people do you know who are PC gaming enthusiasts? Probably some. Maybe many, or maybe not many. How many people who you know are smartphone users? Suddenly it doesn’t surprise me as much that there aren't so many players in the GPU market.
Valid point about the number of users for smart phone gamers. The GPU reality has kind of always been there haven't really been very many brands other than AMD and Nvidia. It's just so expensive to get things spun up.
@@GraybeardGiffTech Yep. It's not that it's a small market per se, just that it pales in comparison to some other tech markets. There's tech giants out there who COULD get into the PC gaming market - but they're already working on other, much larger markets. So why enter a smaller market that's already dominated by established brands with a head start? Props to Intel for going at it! And I guess that one chinese manufacturer that's trying to get going.
How has that worked for you? Any issues? Anything that you have loved from AMD? One of kid's PCs has a 6650 XT in it and there have been zero issues to date. Can't say enough good about for the price I paid.
