Upgrading my PC with the (2nd) Most Powerful (low profile) GPU in the World

Updated the title since Nvidia released a stronger LP GPU with the A4000.

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[IIaBll]

Stay strong my dude, its only uphill from here! Very enjoyable video from a power consumption perspective. Hope your channel grows! Cheers!

[tenthant]

Dealing with giant monstrosities of GPUs over the last few years has sensitized me to just how cute and tiny these low profile cards are lol

[hoodie_ninja]

Nvidia should have released a version of this card with game ready drivers and labeled it a 3050ti... Even with the enterprise drivers, it still competes with a 3060 while using half the power, so I could only imagine what it could do with proper game driver support.

[thepcenthusiastchannel]

Those AM4 Ryzen 5000 series CPUs are a real bargain. Very good performance there. That A2000 is a GPU that many of my clients purchase for architect applications such as Revit. They are surprisingly powerful for their size and power usage.

Oh, I almost forgot, I just got divorced a month or two ago as well (I honestly can't remember when she moved out lol). Hang in there buddy.

[BACKLIGHT]

This was really wonderfully presented and detailed!

[TheRealCatCatCat]

Didn't expect the CPU to make such a big difference. A very educational video!

[hasnihossainsami]

Going from the 1600AF to the 5600 is an even more substantial upgrade than going from the 1650 to the A2000. That's three CPU generations leap right there.

Sorry to hear about your loss, my heart goes out to you. This video was quite enjoyable to watch; I hope your channel grows into something big one day.

[Merlyn]

Hang in there sir, those big setbacks often open the door to a better future. Went through similar a few years back. I have regained all the material items lost in the process and found a much better partner in life. Hope things improve for you soon and thanks for the gpu insights :)

[JeremyLeePotocki]

I've been into building more energy efficient PCs for years now and it really helps to cut down the electric bill greatly. I am planing on buying a A2000 for a new build with a Ryzen 4700GE (or a 5600GE) that is a 35W variant to build a super low energy 1080p gaming PC. Right now though I have as my main rig a I7-10700T (35W) with a RX6600 (regulated to use no more than 100W) so it cut down my power usage greatly. My old gaming rig would use 300KWh a month this current build is 90KWh per month (both PCs ran 24/7).

[georgeflensburg]

Keep it up, I watched all the way to the end!
Enjoyed it.

[pongopea]

hey man, sorry to hear you’ve been going through some bad times, but if this cheers you up: I absolutely loved the video! I’d love to see more

[jakobc]

Love these oddball and small form factor builds, really appreciate the video. Hope you had a good time making the video, I know I had a good time watching

[AlexGFrank]

what this lacks in professionalism and production value, it well makes up for in coziness, writing and delivery.
This is the first video i have seen of you, and you've earned a sub. Please don't give up on youtube, things always get worse before they get better, that's just how the life works.

[swagmaster]

Keep your head up man. Idk if you care but I enjoyed your video, it was a great watch

[DjadamGee]

Great video. All the best on your new life mate!

[gamagama]

5:47 ive been having this issue as well when turning on raytracing with my 3700x and 3080 10gb. ghostrunner in particular cuz i was recently palying through the dlc and raytrracing tanks the performance down to like 45-55 fps no matter the dlss level

[AshLordCurry]

Thanks for those videos, really got into power efficiency for a few weeks now and it's definitely something that constructor needs to consider

[trexxtechs]

Nothing is permanent alex, after this video i joined your team and gonna run with it till the end!
You have my blessings alex, this channel will be a blast, i immediately subbed after watching this video, i hope your content will make me keep coming back

[mordecaiepsilon]

The A2000 has some popular overclocking mods. Solder on a wired female GPU six pin connector, shunt mod and/or mod the bios, then you have a power limit > than the PCIe slot limit. Still gets a good performance per watt when overclocked. Undervolt might be the way to go though

[zebrasprite]

This is dope content. Keep it up.

I got a 12G A2000 for about 410, which is a cracking deal imo.