Do GPUs Now Have MORE Features Than EVER?

When you used to buy a graphics card, that was it, the performance never changed beyond small uplifts that drivers would give you from time to time, but that's all changed now with refinements to the process, game updates and the technologies that are within meaning that buying a brand new RTX 40 series SUPER card will last you a lot longer than it normally would because they now have more features than ever, so is now the best time ever to buy a new graphics card?

Sponsored by INNO3D & NVIDIA

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[eTeknix]

What's the best feature you use on your current graphics card, and what's one feature that you've love to have on your new one?

[thaddeus]

Is that Titan RTX in background there ? :)

[hasprey]

I have the Inno3D 4070ti Super and it hasn't put a foot wrong so far. Plus I love the small form factor

[xavilend]

Loving the added features we've been getting on rtx

[AMDRyzenEnthusiastGroup]

These technologies are great, and they can certainly improve the value preposition, as well as the gaming experience, but we absolutely still need to make more gains in rasterization, so these features have a more firm foundation to build from. We've now normalized upscaling and FG as if we're counting REAL FPS, and that's just not great for the industry.

[takehirolol]

Well, it depends. In my opinion in these times for gaming, any GPU that can run the most demanding titles at native 1080p High 60 FPS is the minimum.

The bad part about it is that you need to pay at least more than $400 (Amazon USA has cheap Gigabyte RX 6900 XT) for that performance that will require 100% GPU usage.

[KilljoyNL]

I am in the market for this, very interesting, thanks Andy :)

[pip]

Bias and sponsorship aside, this is a pretty informative video.

[Kuroi]

I've got a 4080 and love it, runs everything I throw at it and I use upscaling pretty much everywhere I can

[NulJern]

Wasn't what i thought this video was about.. don't need a 40 series card and have no need for upscaling or rt

[sasquatchcrew]

If you use nvidia software-> nvidia

If you dont use nvidia software -> save your money and buy Radeon

[Goukitm]

Tbh ive not used any rtx cards yet to comment on them but my 5700xt has some kind of frame generation and is good enough for what my son plays at 1440p :/

[moksq]

Glad i choose nvidia over radeon especially the superseries version. I always aim for the superseries since 20series. To me the superseries version seems like better than the regular rtx and glad i waited little bit longer for the superseries and grab as soon as it available. Thumbs up for Nvidia Superseries cards❤