What is currently the best graphics card on the market?
Does the manufacturer also play a role?
Does the manufacturer also play a role?
With or without glass? And if so, how much, just two sides or three or what?
Hello. Currently my PC looks like this: Ryzen 7 7800x3d, RX 6750 XT, 6 case fans + 2 CPU fans, 1 SATA SSD and 1 Nvme SSD. The power supply is a Bequiet Pure Power 11 FM 650 Watt 80+ Gold. I'm considering upgrading my graphics card. Probably an RX 7900GRE or RTX 4070 Super….
A few days ago (during the promotional period), I bought an Asus NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti ProArt. On the Brack.ch website, where I purchased the graphics card, I was told I could get CHF 40 cashback. There was a link to the Asus promotion page. There, I was told I had to enter a…
Just your personal opinion. I'm wavering between the MSI Suprim and the Astral. I haven't had an Asus card yet, but I still have my old Suprim 30 card lying around, and it's also pretty good 😮 Let me know what you think is cool 🙂
Hello! I have a CPU fan, a 14mm rear fan and two 14mm front fans in my PC. I'd like to know which of these is the one that's getting on my nerves a bit. I imagine nothing would happen if everyone were slowed down for a second. Does it harm the fans to stop…
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When it comes to consumer graphics cards, this is the RTX 4090, but the RTX 5090 will not be able to wait long.
The exact manufacturer makes another small difference. Although all 4090 cards have the same chip from Nvidia, the cooler differs and in some cases also the exact settings depending on the manufacturer. Some models offer a slightly higher clock or higher power budgets and better overclocking playroom. Without manual overclocking, we are talking about performance differences in the single-digit percentage range.
The cooler is not important either. Not only can a bad cooler become very loud, he can even harm the performance. Because if the GPU chip becomes too hot, the overheating protection and the GPU reduces the cycle. The 4090 has an absurdly high waste heat, here a good cooler is enormously important. With such a card it must also be ensured that the PC housing offers enough fresh air and the warm exhaust air can be removed as soon as possible, otherwise a card can quickly heat up the entire housing – and thus also itself.
As a marginal note: There are also “professional graphics cards” that are not intended for games, but sometimes have an even higher theoretical computing power or more graphics memory. These maps are not necessarily better in games, but also offer some better performance in professional applications, which can also be things like scientific simulations and AI. In addition, such cards can usually also be coupled and operated in combination, if you simply need an enormous amount of computing power. With “Grafik”, this often has nothing to do anymore.
I think for gaming the 4090 is far ahead but overall the rtx 6000 ada is the fastest as far as I know is but I think I’m ambitious for server.
If you don’t care about the money, the 4090.
Nvidia still has the nose in front. Whether you really notice the levies is another story.
so then the RTX 4090 from NVIDIA?
And at Nvidia of course the RTX 4090