Question 4060 Ti 16G vs 7800xt

[BeastHotDogGUY]

I was on PPCP and saw that a 4060 Ti 16G model existed and was faster than the 7800xt, but when I compared them using passmark it said the 7800xt was better, but having a 40 series gpu would give me dlss and video encoding. (I would have a 7 5800x3d and 32gb 3200mhz of ram)

 

[punkncat]

From what I have seen around the 7800 XT is more in line with the performance of the 4070, just a little slower. It should be a little faster than the 4060 ti. Of course, with any graphics card real world performance can differ based on system parameters as well as what is being done with it (games, etc.).

 

[Eximo]

4060Ti 16GB will be faster generally whenever any ray tracing is turned on. DLSS 3 also has frame generation which can increase FPS. AMD's Fluid Motion Frames are similar, but hasn't yet reached wide adoption in testing.

Really have to pay attention to what they are benchmarking. In pure rasterization, the 7800XT should be better in all cases.

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-radeon-rx-7800-xt-review/3

 

[punkncat]

Yes, when talking purely about RT, the 7800 XT is still a touch slower than my 3070, but otherwise performs well better in most use cases.

 

[Eximo]

The only standout titles in Tom's Hardware review was the 4060Ti being faster than the 7800XT in Cyberpunk 2077 DXR (barely) and Minecraft RTX.

In rasterization only the 7800XT beats out the RTX4070 most of the time.

Overall average goes to the RTX4070 with the 7800XT really close and the 4060Ti a significant chunk behind mixing it up with the 7700XT.

Nvidia calls the 4060Ti a 1080p card. While the other two are more comfortably 1440p cards.

4060Ti 16GB is expensive, but it is a lower power card so comes in some very small sizes, which makes it useful for smaller builds.

 

[BeastHotDogGUY]

4060Ti 16GB will be faster generally whenever any ray tracing is turned on. DLSS 3 also has frame generation which can increase FPS. AMD's Fluid Motion Frames are similar, but hasn't yet reached wide adoption in testing.

Really have to pay attention to what they are benchmarking. In pure rasterization, the 7800XT should be better in all cases.

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/amd-radeon-rx-7800-xt-review/3

alright thank you