Wow, a massive number of games! And best part is that they are raw gameplay footage with the analysis displayed nicely. No BS. You even went one step ahead and put the timeline in both the video and description. I love the orderliness. Bravo.
Crazy effort man. Can't wait to see the 1440p videos and then the 7900GRE results. Hope we get your oc tests after its memory has been unlocked, as well. Wondering what the Hynix memory chips on the nitro+ can do.
After using the 4080 super in warzone 4k and 1440p vs my 7900xtx i can confirm that the xtx is 30% better. Only for warzone though and without using dlss or fsr
I watched the whole thing. I've got a 4080 super with the 7800X3D so it was great to see the performance in so many games. I also enjoyed that you showed actual gameplay instead of just a benchmark run. Thank you!
Great video, but i think it's sad that Nvidia is giving game devs these days a free pass to make poorly optimized games while expecting us to buy new gpu's every year. There shouldn't be massive 50fps swings and 12gb of vram usage. Most games from 5 years ago didn't do this and to be honest look and play better. Why? Because they're optimized properly.
I just got a 4080 Super and wanted to make sure it was running the same or similar. I also used +200 on the core and +1300 on the memory and its "super" stable lol. Thank you for your hard work in this monster of a benchmark!
I just ordered a prebuilt machine with this combo, it's the biggest pc upgrade ive ever done in my life since getting pcs since the early 2000s. Im excited as a little boy right now : D
Thanks for your hard work and dedication to getting REAL benchmarks out. I found your channel a few weeks ago and instantly subbed after about 1 minute into the 1st video I watched. Quality channel.
I'm happy to watch this video coming from you. I recently change from AMD to Nvidia, but i still watching all your content related to AMD and today you made my day releasing this video.
i watched pretty much all of the video exactly for the purpose of looking at new games and thanks for all you are doing i know it must be rough when you only get so little views which also equals money for so so much work
Great vid as always. From your previous video, I was planning to stick to using my RTX 3070 but found a good deal and bought an RTX 4080 Super. It's indeed a great GPU even for 4K gaming. If it struggles to some AAA games, the Frame Gen and DLSS Quality really help on maintaining a decent framerate.
hi my dear friend!!very happy and glad to see your video of 40 Games in GPU great test that demanding more time and much Energy and effort from you !!that's why tell you 1000 thanks for this and wish you strat great week with much goodness and great time!all my Salutation and and honor for me to be part of ur speacial Communauty !!take care and have fun
Fantastic job! It really comes through on the video how much work you've must have put in. Never had such a varied and accessible way to check all of these different games. For a moment I had hoped you had Final Fantasy 14 in here, but I then realized I can gauge a ballpark estimate on my own when comparing performance to other titles I play, Bravo!
How do you think AMD and NVIDIA will prioritize the following moving forward: 1. FSSR & DLSS 2. Power Consumption 3. Raw Power Or 1. Raw power 2. Power Consumption 3. FSSR & DLSS ?
Recently upgraded to 4080 super. I was already on am4 platform running a 3700x, so just swapped it with a cheap 5700x3d. I was worried at first that it might bottleneck 4080 super, but that not the case. Gpu utilization sits between 95-99% and cpu utilization nearly 50%, although sometimes it does shoot up to 70%. The performance is rock solid. I tried cyberpunk at 4k with ultra preset, ssr medium and fog quality medium, dlss quality and frame gen on. And it easily runs it above 140fps most of time. I am using 4k 144 Hz monitor so that's a perfect fps 😊. I have tested a couple of other games as well on this combo like shadow of tomb raider, red dead 2, metro exodus, spiderman miles morales, crysis 2 remastered, ghost recon wildlands, breakpoint, cod black ops cold war. All of them run really smooth at high to ultra settings with dlss quality whichever games support it and I easily manage to get above 120 fps (mostly it's higher than this, consider this as lower threshold). I don't care about the crap RT as it just reduces the fps by half and mostly games look good at hight to ultra settings even without RT. 120+ fps is what I target for abd this combo just hits that without any hickups. I was earlier planning to upgrade to 9800x3d when it comes out but I might skip it out as for my 4080 super the 5700x3d just does the job fine. There was a moment when I thought of getting 7800x3d because it is indeed a powerful cpu but just saved money as I would have to get a new motherboard and ram.
It really is nice to see companies send you cards so we can enjoy videos like these. Makes me excited for the future :D I know when nvidia and Amd cook up new things in the future. This is the channel I’ll be waiting for.
Thank you for your hardwork .. i spent 5k$ 2 years ago on a 3080 and i wasn’t pleased at 2k. Guess now it is much better and worth to upgrade from a 3070 laptop to 4080 desktop
@@AncientGameplays I like these type of videos very much because there are a lot of different games you test. The most benchmarks on youtube only contain a few games. So I appreciate your work here.
Ogh Damn, Tech Jesus Drops another Benchmark bomb video! It seems you live on another planet where day is 48hours long :D Else how to explain, how you manage so much content daily!! Huge Respect!!
@@AncientGameplays I didn't notice that you got 7800x3D atlast! Thought you would still use 7700x or 7600x, Atlast!!! Soo CPU comparison with X3D is also happening ?? :)))
The amount of effort you put in this video including the timestamps as well is crazy, you're hard work will not go unnoticed. 4080S actually did really well, the price is on the expensive side. My question is, will 16GB of VRAM be enough for the future? Of course lowering resolution will lower VRAM usage, in this case 1440P is the sweet spot I think.
I think it will. They are finding and working on more efficient ways to implement all these features as well. I think that's the goal. And dlss 3.5 is so good now, I find in many cases the AI upscaling actually cleans up flicker and more stable image edges than native. While improving performance cost. Trying to move it more usable in the mid-range space also
I'd like to know from you if you are satisfied of the results and don't need more or disappointed, also would you say that since you are spending big money anyway people should consider to spend more and get a 4090 or is the upgrade too expensive and not valuable for what you get (i mean the upgrade is not linear). Thank you!
The 4080super and 5800x3d is my setup paired with a 3440x1440 monitor. What a card! Runs everything I throw at it. RT is still very demanding without upscaling. Next upgrade is probably cpu. May want until AM6.
AM5 is still far from dead as AM4 is still alive and kicking. I would simply upgrade to an 8000 series CPU as it would be around 40-50% faster than what you have now
Thx for the video. Great GPU, terrible pricing. I thought performance with such high-end hardware would be better on Fortnite, even with those settings.
Great Video as always, watched most of the video from beginning to end. I know your videos don’t have any real spoilers but for the games I haven’t played yet, I skipped (horizon forbidden west and Hogwarts legacy) I just want to be fully surprised when I see them!! But I’m glad I’m getting this gpu! Thank you for all your benchmark videos they’ve always helped me make a better decision 😁
I really hope so next gpu generation will bring this kind of performance level around 700$ at least, fingers crossed, very competent 4k performance and amazing power consumtpion. Also that dragons dogma 2 performance being the same as cyberpunk 2077 with ultra ray tracing, man capcom please fix that, there is just no excuse. Cheers
You watched the new alpha gameplay Videos of Grey Zone warfare or something it call. The new games in 2 years will be incredibly high Performance realistic graphic. We all will need 4090 Performance with less Power consum and price. Or we will never play this stuff with the Hardware from today.
Looks like some overclocking and DLSS balanced is required for this card to get stable 60FPS in RT intensive games like AW2 and CBP2077. This is why I stick to ultrawide for now, without a 4090 which can melt you still can't have a proper 4K experience without compromises.
@@JtotheM With nvidia cards it's a lot of extra work for very little performance gain. Overclocking to get a timespy highscore is one thing but you'll need to stress-test it a lot harder to find a stable oc for general use.
@anitaremenarova6662 i would have to disagree. I literally dropped my 4080s in my rig. Loaded up msi afterburner. Added 150 to core and 650 to memory 1 try and been stable gaming for over a month. Running at 2970mhz give or take under heavy load w/temps staying at or below 72 degrees. It very easy. Start low if u want, Most won't crash than, and add increments from. There. Or start higher and u know your threshold quicker, it will crash lower the numbers ect. U don't even need the other programs
@@JtotheM 150 core, 650 mem is barely an overclock. Unless you get lucky and can maintain a stable 200-250 core and 1000-1200 mem (latter part only being relevant for 4K or higher) you might as well not bother because it's like 3% uplift which you won't even notice. Nowadays it's only worth doing on AMD cards or if you get a premium model Nvidia card and pray you lucked out with above average silicon.
Great video, clear and detailed. But for me, a video card is not only technology, DLSS and so on, but also the technological filling itself. And in terms of hardware, Nvidia has saved as much as possible and will continue to save, on the size of the textolite board, on the component base, on the amount of video memory, on this new connector. As a result, all the hardware warms each other and the resource of the card is, to put it mildly, in question. In my country, repairing cards from Nvidia is a well-established business, which involuntarily makes you wonder whether all this is necessary, and for such money. By the way, people who repair cards with us don’t like AMD. After all, the video chip usually fails there, after it was usually driven to death by mining or improper operation
@@AncientGameplays I mean, OG is 2.9 slot not 2.96 (1.2cm less width), different radiator, PCB has smaller cutout (through which less air goes straight up into airflow to CPU cooler), different VRM positioning, middle fan has +2 blades probably cuz hotter since more VRM on the middle, possibly different capacitors (no round ones) which makes me extra worried about coil whine (but that's random anyway from what I heard and I don't know the difference anyway), OG doesn't come with GPU sag support because it also has exta metal frame and it doesn't bend (maybe). Could only find this on Asus ch-en site scrolling way down and just looking at the different 3D models. But yea, no idea if any of that is relevant (I keep asking ppl about this for 2 weeks) or worth the current price difference.. Someone said better radiator design (possibly the one they had for RDNA2 or close) but then I have no idea why the first non-OG didn't just use that and it took them until 24th Jan to make the OG model.
i have a 5800x3d with a 4080 non super. the only thing that i hate on my computer is storage. i'm literally using 2 ssds on the USB ports because i don't have enough I/O for it all. one of my sata ports is broken, and the other 3 are already used up, and so is the one nvme slot on the board. plus pci-e gen 3 isn't enough for this gpu plus that board, pci gen 3 is quite limiting, so if i choose to put a pcie nvme board, i'm going to lose gpu performance. i wish large ssds weren't exponentially more expensive than the 2tb ones :(
I have a question : is the dlss mode perf is equal to fsr mode perf ? in quality image i mean, what's the equivalent ? that's a shame the games are not that much optimized the 7900 series and 4080 4090 are really powerful but the games man.. devs need to do something about it cuz all I can think is about games like arkham knight Thank you for the your video really interesting and helpful to compare cg if needed even after to comeback on your tests
In higher quality images FSR looks close to DLSS, in lower render resolutions DLSS usually looks much better, with FSR having much more shimmering and DLSS having much more ghosting
@@AncientGameplays so for example in 4k, fsr performance looks much worse than dlss performance ? thank you againnfor ur time and answer i really appreciate that
How’d you get your 78800x3d to stay so cool. Mine runs at at 60c to 70c while playing games. It even idles at 40 to 45c, I know these temps aren’t horrible and the 7000 series are supposed to run a little warmer but I just done know
Hello, how have you achieved an overclock of 2940mhz and at the same time lower the consumption? Have you done it with the MSI afterburner? Is it an overclock done manually with the curve or have you simply increased the power limit and added the increase to the core clock and memory clock by entering the numbers? I have a 4080 super as well and with the stock values the cutoff clock reaches 2775mhz, 72° and a consumption of 310W. I have only managed to lower the temperatures (63°) by undervolting at 2550mhz and 250w with the corresponding loss of performance. It is surprising to see such a significant increase in core clock (2940mhz) along with such low temperatures (58°) and such low consumption (250W). I would like to apply the same settings and check the result I get, I still have time to return the GPU since the 72° temperature does not convince me, taking into account that the ambient temperature is now 22°/23° and in summer it usually be close to 33°/34°, also if now that it is new it reaches 72°, it will surely increase even more as time passes.
Hi, im getting exacly the same setup but with Ryzen9 7950X3D, Do I need to undervolt and optimize to achieve such results and temperatures the same as you in games? Did you have turbo boost turned on on the CPU or did everything was on the deafult and the only thing you did was download the drivers?
looking at alan wake PT, damn i wouldn't use it, i can't even tell if there was a difference and night with all lights is like best case scenario for good light only thing i think is better is flashlight, but i might aswell force myself to see something
7600Xt or 6750Xt at the 6750XT is 390$ and 7600XT is 360$ which one should I get I will be using for gaming 1440p and streaming and I will pairing with 7600X cpu
I think HU mentioned it before, but only the 4090 is really the first true 4k card. Seeing only roughly 60Fps in 2 year old games is just not where its at. I know Upscaling levels the 4080 kind of up to the 4090, but in 1-2 years this probably will be at around 60fps with upscaling and that´s not enough for those expensive cards. It really is not worth it in the long run pc part price degradation is so vicious because of the entry price being just too high. But to my original point, next gen may be the first true 4k gen and I would advise anyone to wait for the end of the year to make a decision to wait even a few months or buy at around December, your product otherwise will probably lose value a lot faster and you will have a still compromised experience. I think that those products actually aren´t competing primarily in effectiveness but in marketing appeal. It´s much more about making it look like it´s sth desirable than actually making sth desirable.
@@AncientGameplaysI'm happy to hear that because I've moved back to amd because of you. It's good amd can value what you do for them. I used to lean on Linus tech tips videos to make informed decisions but since coming across your channel I've been using your videos to make informed decisions on what to buy. Plus your videos on updated drives always gets me excited to get home and check out new improvements as they are released.
Hello, I’m watching your videos from Ukraine, I would like to read the subtitles. The choice is very difficult, in Ukraine the 4070ti super and 7900xтx cost the same $1000, and the 4080 super costs $1200-1300
When did you get a 7800X3D? LUL You doing big things. On to the 4080 Super, it's fine for what it is but I'm not impressed. I'm more impressed with the 7900 GRE for $540 and not to say this this is most value card. IMO, I just think we are getting scalped hand over fist and us, as consumers, need to be smart buyers. Technology should get cheaper, not more expensive. Also, everyone doesn't need the latest and greatest. Most people should be happy with a 5600/7500F with a 6700XT/6800/7700XT.
