List Of Nvidia Gpus By Performance

I have been running games and video editing with a GTX 1050 for about 5 years now, nvidia GPUs are really solid. Finally upgraded to the RTX 3060 and the change is incredible. I didn't realize what I have been missing, but gaming with ray tracing enable, max graphics, and clean 60 fps is wild! I think the price is well worth it, and B&H delivered the part quickly.

The 6800 XT is in a sweet spot right now for 1440 gaming. If you find this card for $520-$560 you will not regret a purchase. The Nvidia 3080 offers essentially the same level of performance but costs approx $200 more. Any 6800 XT is good, but this ASUS model is a slice above the rest. Very well made with better than average cooling. If you want a quiet experience, AMD's Adrenaline software has a push button undervolt setting that works very well with almost no noticeable drop in performance. But this card also overclocks well if you don't mind the fan noise. People complain about AMD drivers, but don't believe the haters. That is a thing of the past. If you are considering a mid-tier card within the next year, this is a great buy right now. You can wait and see if AMD's mid tier next gen (i.e. RX 7600) will be a better proposition, but that might be a year from now. If ray tracing, streaming and some production programs are a priority for you, consider Nvidia, as they do it better, but you will pay more. The 6800 XT can still do ray tracing satisfactorily at 1440p in most games. (For example. I play Shadow of the Tomb Raider at max settings, with ray-traced shadows, and it is solid 60fps). 4K might be pushing it though for ray tracing. Overall a great buy you will be very happy with.

I think the 4070 ti super is the best card of this generation; both from nvidia and AMD. It offers solid 4K performance, AMAZING 1440p performance and OVERKILL for 1080p.

I have had it for 2 weeks now and I like the performance so far. ...The swiping of the touchscreen is counter-intuitive; i.e. swipe up to move down the list. Except that everything other feature used so far seems great!

Works with my Nvidia Sheild.

A bit pricey but overall very worth it, you will need to research which lenses cover the gfx sensor and some have different levels of vignetting and af performance but once the lens is in the supported list you get access to in camera adapter mount adjustment menu to clean up the corners a bit. Also you can't use lens IS/OIS and ibis at the same time but ibis works very very well, allowing you to hand hold the canon 300mm lenses to below 1/60sec easily. The AF speed is something to note, it is surprisingly fast with supported lenses and more so if you have a PDAF supporting camera, the lenses perform like a native GFX lens vignetting aside. If the lens isn't on the list performance is variable, it will work but a very poor performance. But it's not perfect and one wish was that they could have included weather sealing on the adapter to at least keep the weather sealed L glass still weather sealed.

The BenQ monitor was one of three I had in my wish list and was the first one to go on sale so, I made the purchase. It was an upgrade in size and performance. Very happy with my choice and very happy I ordered from B&H.

Sharp styling makes this case stand out. Roomy enough to accommodate most GPUs. PWM case fans are quiet enough to leave them in. Loud when they spin up. My use case is silent operation under typical workloads, which I was worried about but am completely satisfied with. Easy to route cables. Am quite pleased with my purchase!

CPUs/GPUs/motherboards are getting hard to find at a good price right now. B&H came through with this one, which was exactly what I was looking for. For my needs, I'm staying with Intel. The product description was super helpful in specing what I'd be getting for the price, and of course the free two-day shipping is always a great reason to shop here. This and the mobo are for a Windows Server box and the performance increase over the previous rig was better than expected. Super happy with this.

I have been editing on a 2013 Mac Pro since 2015. With 4K and beyond on the doorstep, Thunderbolt 3 and faster, better GPUs have become critical. The extra cores, Tbolt 3 and big GPU did not disappoint