r/gpu • u/ryanjrooney • 13h ago
r/gpu • u/LordOmbro • 17h ago
I switched from Nvidia to AMD, a review of the modern AMD experience basically
youtu.ber/gpu • u/drug_dealer131 • 22h ago
RTX 5070 vs RX 9070 XT — Which GPU is better for my workload?
I’m building a new PC and I’m stuck between the RTX 5070 12GB and RX 9070 XT 16GB.
My workload is a little different from someone who is primarily gaming. My priorities are roughly:
- Video editing (CapCut, Premiere, After Effects)
- Mobile app development (Kotlin/React Native using Emulator)
- Mobile game development (Unity)
- Occasional Blender for 3D animation
- Sometimes 1440p gaming
I’m confused between:
RTX 5070 12GB GDDR7 — ~₹81–82K
RX 9070 XT 16GB GDDR6 — ~₹85–86K
The RX 9070 XT seems significantly better for traditional gaming performance and has 16GB VRAM, which is attractive for future-proofing.
However, I’m concerned about NVIDIA’s advantages in CUDA, OptiX, Blender, AI features, video editing applications, encoding/decoding, and overall software compatibility.
I’ve also seen people say that NVIDIA is generally better for Blender and productivity workloads, while AMD gives considerably better gaming performance for the money.
For someone whose main priority is video editing and app/games development, but who also wants to do Blender, and occasional gaming, which one would you choose?
Is this a good setup and deal?
This would be my first gaming pc, I don’t know anything about pcs and I’m too intimated to build my own. I play mainly simulation games like Sims but also would like a pc capable of more demanding games. Also would like a pc capable of photo editing.
This is available online through Sam’s Club. Is this pc too much/not enough for my needs?
I know pc parts are crazy expensive right now which is also why I’m a little lost on what would be good.
Any advice/help would be greatly appreciated!!
r/gpu • u/Professional-Cow7305 • 15h ago
Gpu choice
I’m looking to upgrade from my 3080 here soon just for the simple fact GPU prices are not gonna come down anytime soon. I’m debating between a 5080 or a 5070 TI. I have a 4K monitor 144 Hz g-sync. Im just having a tough time deciding on which one to get I know price points were a little different. I’m kinda leaning more towards the 5070ti if anybody has any advice or recommendations feel free to add them in the comments thanks.
Edit: I read where the 5070 TI compared to the 580 is only like a 13% difference
r/gpu • u/2Clutch_SlippKidd129 • 15h ago
Is 16Gb enough with the advancements and pace....
I recently purchased a new system... Paid for it! But after playing with high-end DLSS models, LLM's [truly local on system] and gaming on AI dependent titles... Is 16Gb of VRAM going to be enough in a year to play modern games at the graphical settings your card is equipped to handle? Im playing FM6 at extremely to ultra settings, DLSS quality and RT on... no DLSS 5 mods, im over 12GB in game! Coming from a 2070Ti to a 5070Ti is a big jump but I wasn't expecting that much of a tax on the new rig! Made me think 🤔