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Mudkipmeneer
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09-24-2023, 12:02 PM
#11
if you're looking for a more affordable GPU with greater VRAM, the Intel A770 16gb is a good option.
Intel Arc A750 & A770 Content Creation Review
Intel has experience in graphics before, offering processors with built-in graphics. Now they're entering the discrete GPU space with their latest series. The Arc A380 was released recently, and today we have the opportunity...
www.pugetsystems.com
Intel Arc GPU Re-Review: Updated Drivers and Improved Performance?
Since Intel Arc GPUs came out, driver updates have continued, promising better performance. Now it's the right moment to check if these promises hold up...
www.techspot.com
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Mudkipmeneer
09-24-2023, 12:02 PM #11

if you're looking for a more affordable GPU with greater VRAM, the Intel A770 16gb is a good option.
Intel Arc A750 & A770 Content Creation Review
Intel has experience in graphics before, offering processors with built-in graphics. Now they're entering the discrete GPU space with their latest series. The Arc A380 was released recently, and today we have the opportunity...
www.pugetsystems.com
Intel Arc GPU Re-Review: Updated Drivers and Improved Performance?
Since Intel Arc GPUs came out, driver updates have continued, promising better performance. Now it's the right moment to check if these promises hold up...
www.techspot.com

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golden_fraddy
Member
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09-30-2023, 06:47 PM
#12
Thank you everyone. All transactions are complete, and your support means a lot!
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golden_fraddy
09-30-2023, 06:47 PM #12

Thank you everyone. All transactions are complete, and your support means a lot!

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Fynero
Member
195
10-01-2023, 02:28 AM
#13
Yeah, I've noticed Nvidia performs better in many production scenarios, while Intel does some production work quite well.
I believe the 4090 is a powerful card, and the only Nvidia graphics cards worth purchasing are either overpriced or lack sufficient RAM.
Even RT is somewhat inconsistent.
I might have a slight bias toward AMD myself, but I've had only decent GPUs and CPUs from AMD since my first build four years ago—3700x 5700xt Red Devil!
So why not continue buying what has benefited me?
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Fynero
10-01-2023, 02:28 AM #13

Yeah, I've noticed Nvidia performs better in many production scenarios, while Intel does some production work quite well.
I believe the 4090 is a powerful card, and the only Nvidia graphics cards worth purchasing are either overpriced or lack sufficient RAM.
Even RT is somewhat inconsistent.
I might have a slight bias toward AMD myself, but I've had only decent GPUs and CPUs from AMD since my first build four years ago—3700x 5700xt Red Devil!
So why not continue buying what has benefited me?

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AIRFORCEBRAT
Junior Member
6
10-01-2023, 11:48 PM
#14
Yeah, I'm a big fan of AMD myself, with a 5600X and 6800XT, planning an upgrade next year based on the latest options. It also runs smoothly with Adobe Suite, though I haven't used it in about two to three years—maybe four now. I've tried to set aside my bias and consider what's best for him. Thanks for understanding.
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AIRFORCEBRAT
10-01-2023, 11:48 PM #14

Yeah, I'm a big fan of AMD myself, with a 5600X and 6800XT, planning an upgrade next year based on the latest options. It also runs smoothly with Adobe Suite, though I haven't used it in about two to three years—maybe four now. I've tried to set aside my bias and consider what's best for him. Thanks for understanding.

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