I've noticed this with every single piece of PC tech. GPU's, CPU's, Mother boards...every other week some one is gonna have their products "killed" by said, new product. It's annoying now...

Yeah I think GC and red gaming tech sip the same sauce

And r.i.p. OUTLET next week.

😂😂😂😂

More like r.i.p. my wallet last year so everything new doesn't matter

Cope.

Cope.

@@YonOtto how is paying $1,500 less cope

I've had both and still have the 4090 and I will tell you for 1500 difference its totally not worth that compared to a 7900 XTX Honestly I wouldn't pay $600+ more for a 4090 over a 7900 xtx. The 7900 xtx can max every game at 144Hz at 1440p and can play all games at max setting at 4k.

@@alkine3011 Playing a game at max settings is stupid anyway, most settings at max are indistinguishable from high and hell even medium.

I’d be playing 2 games at once 😂😂

Nvidia is expensive for a reason. You are really missing out on raytracing. Its no longer a gimmick like it was 5 years ago. Nothing beats the experience of playing a game that has native hdr implementation in addition to full ray tracing effects (reflections, shadows, lighting, etc). combine that with 4k resolution high refresh rate low pixel response times... and you won't ever want to come out of your gaming room.

This is one of the most grounded comments I've seen on the Nvidia vs AMD debate. A lot of people on here have gotten overly passionate about this whole debate, to the point of genuinely getting mad at each other for buying products from the other team. It's important to remember that everyone has different needs and wants. Their decision should be as informed as it can be and of course there's implications, but at the end of the day it's still their decision to make and and frankly none of our business.

Yeah I f with AMD Adrenaline heavy, but If they're fixing that it brings me that much closer to choosing RTX 5000 next time around Unless AMD can announce something interesting in the mean time, both are great. It's easy to enjoy both.

It's a huge deal when you're on an OLED monitor, which struggles with SDR at 200 nits. These things are not bright right now - the drawback to OLED.

It's amazing lol and a game changer

Feel bad for AMD guys. Can't use path tracing, can barely use raytracing, and can't use RTX HDR. Might as well play on console, lol.

xDDDDD

100% correct

He's acting more and more like a clown... It's sad. I unsubscribed a while ago when he kept going for clickbaits but he changed his stance and now he's back at it again.

and

We all use oled's so piss off.

@@BryceCzirr-jz7ju you dont have an oled bud 🤣

Lmao OLED is here for over a year now bud.

@@ASIMO001 yeah we know bud

Proud owner of an Asus OC Edition 7900xtx.

It's too late for me to. I love the Adrenalin Software. 😂

Glad I'm not alone with this horrendous mistake :D @@anthonybaker5199

I've had the 7900 XTX and now have a 4090 and let me tell you... You didn't make a bad decision both gpu can max out 144hz at 1440p and can play evert game at 4k... So you end up paying $600+ more just for RT in a few games its not worth that. If I didnt have the issues Ive had with AMD the last 2 years I would've never got rid of my 7900 xtx.

​Try turning on ray tracing @@alkine3011

yeah but that was the previous video

All RTX GPUs are supported, although your GPU might have more of a performance penalty with RTX HDR.

@@Vorexia if RTX 2000 series is supported that means it's only a software solution? Then AMD will come with something similar for sure.

yeah i have i5 13600k i need to change my gpu but i'm waiting for the 5x series@@Vorexia

@@hiriotapa1983 No, it’s a hardware solution that runs on tensor cores. Tensor cores exist in all RTX GPUs, to varying capacities.

Are you signed up for Beta everything? Using Nvidia App not GeForce Experience?

are using windows 11 or windows 10

They said on twitter they're fixing it.

​@@blunaish great news

If you plug second monitor into motherboard and use the integrated graphics for it, you can have both active because only one is active on the graphics card.

what story is that?

i remember those days. back when games couldn't keep up with the hardware. god dman i miss those times ... even an outdated gpu would play current gmaes good for a year or two. as the devs couldn't release them fast enough to build in support for new hard ware. today the hardware can't keep up with the games. and videocard release timing s match game dev cycles now. and in some caes the hardware has longer times to cook than some games.

@@qdpqbp Innovating and being first to market. There was way more competition back then with unique solutions too.

Tried it with every gane I own with my 4090 and it's a gamechanger. Looks absolutely incredible.

Cope lol. It makes EVERY game look better. I tried every game I own with my 4090 and it looks massively better on every single game.

I love my 7900XTX, i got mine for $750!!

Probably best to ask this on reddit.

I remember when 720p hit UKposts for the first time... a better time before ads 😂

That's not marketing hype though. Better technologies are developed all the time, that's called progress. Of course 720p looks bad now that we have technology that enables 4K. When we have 16K, 4K will look like crap. Of course, at one point we'll get to the limits of the human eye, but that should be some time.

@@Tanax13 "When we have 16K, 4K will look like crap." onl;y fi youa re on agiant ass 65+ inch screen. you make an assumption that many do , that the number 720p , 4k 16k stand isolated and alone in what they represent. you have indeed bought into the marketing of these numbers. but those numbers are only HALF of an equation for figuring out number of pixels on agiven screen. 4k = 3840x2160 = 8, 294,400 that's there are a little over 8 million pixels on the screen at 4k resolution. and even having the full equation , youa re still looking at only half the story. Just as important as the number of pixels on screen , there is also Screen size. at 50 inches 4k has the SAME pixel density (PPI = pixels per inch) as 1080p on a 24 inch screen. you'd look at both and they'd look the same in quality because they ARE. now if you blew that 1080p up to 50 inches and then comapred yeah the 4k image would have 4x the PPI. but in general you're not gonna see much differnce between 1080p on a 20-32 inch tv compared to 4k on a 40-65 inch tv. as the ppi's at those ranges of comparison are roughly equivilant or so close there's no visual difference. you only see difference if the lower resolution is on the same size screen as the higher resolution. now in the reverse , there s no reason to put higher resolutions on smaller screen than what is optimal viewing for taht resolution as putting too high of a resolution on a smaller screen only makes the screen more expensive while offering no real visual benefit , since human eyes can't see smaller pixel diferences on a screen that is that size or smaller. for this reason you'll never see 1080p on a screen smaller than 15inch unless some one is trying to sell you something, it's bull shit. it's why the switch screen is only 720p . you won't find 4k on a tv smaller than 32 inch either. what i'm driving at is , 720p is not bad , 1080p is not bad , and 4k will never be bad. they'll only ever be bad for the size of screen you put them on , as too small and your eyes can't tell the diference , too large and the resolution looks to low in ppi. but well that;'s marketing and why companeis don't go into this .. they just grab anumber liek 1080p or 4k and plaster that real big on the box to ensure folks drool over it rather or not it's needed even really.

Well for me I can't tell the difference between 1080p and 4K. Maybe my eyes have reached their limit?@@Tanax13

@@Tanax13 By the time we've got 16K or 32K screens we perhaps can have chips implanted in our eyes?

1300$ for a used 7900xtx? The biggest obsolete gpu? U crazy

@@Thejacketof-huangThe 4080 in australia is around 1700+ everywhere and 4090 are around 2500 (used if lucky) to 3500 new what should have i got then?

@@robotmechanicalwhizkid2521 you have spent 1300$ for useless peace of garbage and this year all trashdeon will struggle. There's a reason if geforce gpus has an higher price 💀 you have a monitor 1440p, what u should have got? A 4070 ti super!

@@Thejacketof-huang well it will be my first amd card and if i dont like it i guess i plan to resell and make around what i spent back as they seem to all be priced around $1500 in australia right now the plan was always to get a rtx4090 but its just a bit to expensive and also im just worried about the power connector on the new cards don't really seem the best designed hopefully by the 5000 series these problems will be fixed and raytracing will be even better by then so i hope the 7900 can hold me until maybe a year or so when people might say nvidia 5000 series will come out (predicting 2025) and also i always got my 1080ti as a backup if amd fails me i guess :o

@@robotmechanicalwhizkid2521 the problem of pwr connector are relative to a handful of users with 4090. All other cards doesn't have this problem. So, if u will play at AAA titles u will have tons of problems with this 7900xtx, guaranteed

Search the model/serial number. Usually found on the rear/base of the monitor and sometimes bezel.

They have racing stripes to go faster.

Go to your windows settings, click on display, see if HDR can be turned on or off. If it doesn't let you then you don't have it. If it does then you have it.

If you're not sure, then you likely have a monitor that either doesn't support HDR or has a very lackluster implementation of HDR with no full-array local dimming.. which means it's probably not worth turning on. Currently, true HDR is limited to high-end OLEDs and some new mid-range mini-LEDs.

Pretty sure that's something a person looks for when shopping for a display. Unless said person just shops blindly.

Top class gpu. You're in for 6-7 years of gaming no problemos

@@pR0ManiacS Thanks! I hope it lasts as long as my 1080Ti that now lives on in my wife's pc. You wouldn't believe that haters since I went with an AMD GPU. It's insane! Thanks for not being one of those

@@MohawkNinja636 i have 2 systems, a 3070ti with r5 5600 and a 7800xt and 5800x3d. 7900xtx is a beast of a card. And it's up to anyone who values rtx and dlss for the difference who am i to say If it's wrong or right. Eachone has its choice.

I love my 7900XTX, I got mine for $750!! The raw horsepower is insane, coming from a GTX 960, 1080, RTX 2080TI, and 3080. The 7900XTX pretty much maxes out my 4K 144hz Monitor in nearly every game and beats the 4080 Super in Raster. I do love raytracing and I do wish it was better there but I have freaking LOVED the AMD Fluid Motion Frames Driver level Frame Generation for literally ALL 700 of my games in my Steam Library

@@MohawkNinja636 Crazy how much hate is out there for people who switch from Nvidia to AMD, I'm happy to see so many other 7900XTX Owner across UKposts and the internet lately

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@@waltuhputurdaway not for long boi!

@@George-um2vc if you're getting a new monitor you should get AOC q27g3xmn. Miniled with real HDR as well as being VA

Only 279.99

@@waltuhputurdaway I work 12 hours a day 5 days a week, the price doesn’t matter too much for me

I think i read its in the beta option so its not fully released yet I think? you have to opt in for that version then update

@robotmechanicalwhizkid2521 Hmm, I'll check it out. I'm pretty sure the entire project is still in beta and that only one download option is available. Thanks for replying.

Phah, the good old AMD WaitForIt(tm) that never delivers...

@@GrainGrown it delivers sometimes.

@@MikeNovelli Well, I do like my 5600X, can't see myself going back to Intel any year soon. BUT I tried to get me a 6900XT a few years ago. Couldn't do it. They sold everything to miners directly. NVIDIA on the other hand held raffles where you could buy their cards at "MSRP", and I won. That was a big negative time for AMD.

@@GrainGrown NVidia sold more by volume direct to miners... But yeah that's kinda how it goes .. now NVidia is selling direct to so-called "AI" companies... This is nothing new. They all have their positives and negatives

Yes.

Thats really nice, thank you for info. Iam currious how world of warcraft will looks like in HDR. @@nothingelse1520

That monitor isn't really meant for HDR, it doesn't have any local dimming and some other stuff needed to display real HDR. Manufacturers usually put it on the box for marketing purposes and it's very misleading

@@kieran9882 That is true. It doesn't matter. I like image accuracy. I don't view HDR as accurate. I just don't like it no matter what. 🤷‍♂

@@CheesyPotat0 I hear what your saying, i just wasn’t sure if you have seen how HDR is supposed to look before, since true HDR usually makes the images more accurate and lifelike, rather than the oversaturated kind with most implementations

Its an IPS, to really experience HDR you need OLED

​@@CheesyPotat0you probably have never seen HDR on an OLED.

If you can't tell the difference between sdr and hdr, I think you definitely need an eye suregery dude. HDR is like the biggest visual change in games XD ! I guess you don't have an nvidia card or a hdr capable monitor/tv and you are just trying to tell to yourself '' UhUh it's useless anyway lOloLoL ''

I’m glad we’re friends😮‍💨

I haven't run single monitor in a long time. I've run triple mostly.

@@kaseyboles30 you literally have to unplug the connection. Turning its power off, doesn't work.

@@mz1929 That's flat out ridiculous. Has to be bug/unintended behavior.

Which version are you using because its updated at least twice since its release...

@kaseyboles30 it's not a unintended. It literally tells you, you have to disconnect other displays

Ahead of what ? Gimmick? Got it.

I definitely do not think, that's the case. We can't even max out games at raster in 4k, why care about ray tracing bs now. I would take more fps at 4k over ray tracing any day. Sure, the 4090 performs better but the price to performance difference especially with an undervolted and overclocked 7900xtx is simply outrageous.

When brings NVIDIA HDR-10 that means full HDR not the limited one in the consumer cards? I guess never.😅

It's written NVIDIA, all caps, just like AMD...

I think you farm clicks way to much

@@pituguli5816 *too

@@pituguli5816 *too

It's not little. It's massive.

@@BryceCzirr-jz7ju I'm sure AMD is working on a similar feature already

Does HDR affect performance?

It's for the clicks amd ad revenue

should return it if you can. After the super launch prices are worth it. Everything Nvidia has is superior and more enjoyable.

@@khlaps Nvidia is much more expensive where i live.

@@khlapsnot really though.

Yes AMD drivers suck, if they fix this they might have a chance to overtake Nvidia.

bullshit