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Yet fine people like yourself still watch them. Curious.

The Trio is MSI's more premium brand and usually quieter and cooler than the Ventus, but I'd personally get whichever's cheaper which is usually the Ventus.

@@TheTechTank okay, thanks😁

Hey! Nope, no need to upgrade. 700W is way more than enough for your 12400F and a 4070 Super.

@@TheTechTank cool

Amazing upgrade right there. Looking at like a 70%+ boost to raw performance, never mind the addition of RT and DLSS.

Hi! Yes, with the 8600G you'll only get 8 dedicated PCIe 4.0 lanes for your GPU, but the performance difference between x8 and x16 has been, and still is negligible. If you see any difference at all, you're looking at sub 5% lower performance for the fastest cards on the market right now. The PCIe bandwidth might become a bigger issue in a few years when we have GPUs that can actually use all of that bandwidth though.

Thanks! I was bored in a room with black nail polish and it just kinda happened 😂, then I was too lazy to properly remove it before the video.

Oh wow, thank you for the kind words, man!

Yip, 4070S plus 13600K is a good combo for games and content creation.

You might run into a minor bottleneck in some games, but nothing you'll need to worry about.

I mean AMD is still releasing new chips for AM4, so might as well ride it as long as we can 😂

Oh, thank you so much, man! Always happy to hear my efforts are paying off.

You're going to love that chip, congrats on the upgrade!

Didn't have a 7900 GRE to test.

Hmm, sort of depends. What CPU are you coming from? I'd personally go for the 7900 since there's a guaranteed upgrade path on AM5, but if you can find it for cheap and you don't plan to upgrade for four+ years then the 14700F is a great chip.

@@TheTechTank Thanks for the response! I decided to buy a Ryzen 9 7900 upgrade as it also includes 32GB of DDR5 5600Mhz ram

@@TheTechTank I'm just going to struggle with getting all the upgraded parts into my pc haha. I've never built my own PC

That's great, man! Don't worry too much about it. Building isn't nearly as hard or stressful as you'd think - it's even fun when you get into it, lol.

@@TheTechTank I had just completed the upgraded installment and i must say, I'm very glad I'm not using my old motherboard again because as I was taking it out my pc case, it got stuck between the case and a screw and I accidentally yanked it out too hard breaking the motherboard! But luckily I'm set with all the need and healthy parts! I did struggle for an hour to get all the right cables to all the right slots and everything! I'm also running GTA V on maxed out settings on 143 FPS on 2k ! Thanks for all the content you give us! Love you man!❤

😂 Super glad you dropped by to check it out!

4070 should be 4060 ti and 4070 super should be 4070 and 4070 ti super Just normal 4070 ti

I guess some really demanding games like flight sims would be run at 1080p

Where can you find it for 550?

@@chunk193used on amazon

@@chunk193 Give us the deets lol I wanna buy one for $550

UK I just bought one for 535 ​@@chunk193

yep

went from rtx 3070 Founders edition to gigabyte rtx 4070 ti super eagle oc at launch 😊

@@CaptainScorpio24 NVIDIA got me on this upgrade cycle because nothing was compelling from AMD. The same AMD that bring us the fastest gaming CPU in the world struggle with graphics? Something ain't right.

@@oswaldjh yess but intel and Nvidia combo is a no nonsense setup . im running i7 12700 non k with asus tuf z690 plus wifi d4 bought at the cost of single i9 12900k at launch jan 2022 . already had 32gb vengeance wd my previous setup of i7 7700 non k wd msi b250 pc mate bought in 2018 wd 1060 6gb

@@CaptainScorpio24 I stick with AMD AM4 socket as I can have many generations of CPUs on all the B450 and B550 MBs. Needing to have a collection of dead socket intel MBs around waiting to see if I can acquire a CPU for it seems like nonsense.

@@oswaldjh 6 7 yrs back i dint had idea of amd supporting their Platform for 3 4 yrs. its awesome for those ppm who had purchased first gen Ryzen and upgraded to latest x3d CPU

An upgrade? Sure. A worthwhile upgrade? Not so much. You're looking at maybe a 10-12% upgrade going to the 4070 Super. I would stick with the 3080 at least until we see what the next-gen cards can do (they'll hopefully ship with more VRAM than 40-series too).

@@TheTechTank Did you mean the 4080 Super? Cause that's the one I was referring to. Not the 4070 Super, just asking for clarification.

​@@MetalGaiden96 Oh, my bad, I had my latest video on my brain 😂 Yes, the 4080 Super is definitely a worthwhile upgrade (Should be about 40% faster than the 3080), and with the 16GB of VRAM you should be set for a good couple of years. I would still personally hold out for a bit longer to see what the 50-series has to offer, but if you don't want to wait your can't go wrong with the 4080 S. It's a great chip.

​​​​@@TheTechTank As someone that's just mainly looking to play most games at 4K 60fps. Specifically the more demanding ones like Cyberpunk, Starfield, Dragon's Dogma 2, and future games. I think the 4080 S should more than meet my specific needs. I'm sure the 50 series cards will be great, but I already know they're likely going to be a pain to try and get, especially at launch. So I think I'd rather just save myself the headache and get the 4080 S for the time being. Since I assume it'll still be a very good card for the next few years. Thanks for the recommendation!

@@MetalGaiden96 the 5080 will be like a shit, 4080 4080s will be good for now.

Great! Agreed

You're welcome, man! Glad I took the time to add them then 😂

Absolutely! Would you play on 4k if it was an option?

@@Josh-Tech-Reviews Not really. I live of the grit. So preservation of resources is important. Literally the only thing that gulps electricity is my pc and chest freezer(Eland is more then just biltong.). So when I get time I play some high refresh fps. Which is easier to achieve at a lower resolution with hardware that doesn't donkey punch the batteries.

@@NetNeelsie It's a good way to play. 1080P high settings now will give you more longevity when the former 4K cards are also running at 1080P high settings in a few years. I'm the same, 100Hz 1080P, my PC hits it with ease and will for a long time to come, but to use 4K with the same settings would be impossible in a years time the way graphics evolve.

Happy to have you here, man, however long it's been 😂 And thanks, I really appreciate the support! The Samoan dude is taking a sabbatical, lol.

Lol supe awesome seeing you come from an old channel!

Gotta love that we have legitimately good options to choose from. All of the cards I mentioned are great, it's just about what's available to you, what's in your budget, and what matters most to you 👊

So 4070 Super over 4090?

@@Josh-Tech-Reviews Yes, Save the money knowing that RTX 4070 Super will play everything very well for the next three years+. Heck!, If the budget allows, Get RTX 4080 Super if exclusively tied to a 4k high refresh display. Why buy into the 4090 late in the product cycle for $1600+ dollars when you can hugely save and buy a great balanced performing gaming card for the third of the price. RTX 5000 series is coming... So there's that to look forward to or examine.

It's been a while, lol. Thanks for dropping by, and for the kind words!

Yeah, it's fun!

I need to sneak more of those into my videos 😂

Hey man. Unfortunately not, ended in January.

@@TheTechTank Thank you. Great video, btw

In my test system? That system was running 32GB (2x16) of Geil EVO V.