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Posted 4 September 2023
MSI GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 16GB VENTUS 2X 16G M OC BLACK Graphics Card with code (UK Mainland) - Ebuyer
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I haven't seen the 16GB one for such a low price anywhere.
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MSI GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 16GB VENTUS 2X 16G M OC BLACK Graphics Card
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Specs/features info from ebay
MSI GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 16GB VENTUS 2X 16G M OC BLACK Graphics Card
TAKE THE ESSENTIALS
VENTUS brings a fundamentally solid experience to users looking for a performance graphics card. A sharp-looking updated design with TORX FAN 4.0 lets VENTUS breeze through any task.
New Streaming Multiprocessors
Up to 2x performance and power efficiency
Fourth-Gen Tensor Cores
Up to 4x performance with DLSS 3 vs. brute-force rendering
Third-Gen RT Cores
Up to 2x ray tracing performance
TORX FAN 4.0
TORX FAN 4.0 is built on teamwork, with pairs of fan blades bound together with a linked outer ring design that focuses airflow into the Dual-Fan cooling system.
METAL BACKPLATE
Thermal pads under the sturdy aluminum backplate provide additional cooling while the flow-through ventilation reduces trapped heat.
ZERO FROZR
The fans completely stop when temperatures are relatively low, eliminating all noise when active cooling is not needed. The fans will automatically start spinning again when the heat is on during gaming.
FUSE
Additional fuses built into the custom PCB provide additional safeguards against electrical damage.
Ray Tracing
The Ada architecture unleashes the full glory of ray tracing, which simulates how light behaves in the real world. With the power of RTX 40 Series and third-gen RT Cores, you can experience incredibly detailed virtual worlds like never before.
NVIDIA DLSS 3
DLSS is a revolutionary breakthrough in AI-powered graphics that massively boosts performance. Powered by the new fourth-gen Tensor Cores and Optical Flow Accelerator on GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs, DLSS 3 uses AI to create additional high-quality frames.
NVIDIA Reflex
NVIDIA Reflex and GeForce RTX 40 Series GPUs deliver the lowest latency and best responsiveness for the ultimate competitive advantage. Built to optimize and measure system latency, Reflex provides faster target acquisition, quicker reaction times, and the best aim precision for competitive games.
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sorted bylook up blackrock, state street vanguard etc, they are majority shareholders in pretty much every company worth anything across the entire planet. Between them the market is pushed to maximise profits and relieve us of our money. (edited)
Is there any way, in gaming, to gain an advantage from having surplus VRAM?
There are also observable situations even now where the 4060 Ti CAN deliver playable framerates on higher settings presets, but the 8GB version runs out of VRAM and crumples. Meanwhile the 16GB version powers through. Daniel Owen did a good video on that subject with extensive testing:
Taking the Resident Evil 4 remake as an example, the 8GB 4060 Ti delivers a 67fps average at 1440p on max settings, which sounds great and perfectly playable. However, it's also a stutterfest with 1% lows of 31fps due to it running out of VRAM. Meanwhile the 16GB version not only increases the average to 73fps, but more importantly also more than doubles the 1% lows to 66fps. Clearly in such a scenario the 8GB card's performance is ruined by nothing other than its shortage of VRAM, with the core otherwise being able to deliver a smooth and playable experience.
So yes, there are very much advantages to having "surplus" VRAM in many situations. Don't fall for Nvidia's marketing lies about how it makes no difference.
Although if I were building a pc in the current GPU pricing climate, it's relatively good. Heat
Around the same performance (without DLSS) as a 6750 XT 12GB, which is £339.84 but it has 33% more VRAM. So 33% more VRAM for 9% more cash. If you're playing NVidia optimised titles with DLSS support then it's a pretty good card.
so lets hope to aspects: they do feel threaten, and then we gotta wait for that code again.
Website to keep an eye on: codesium.co.uk/ebay/ (edited)
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This week the rx7700xt and rx7800xt are released. RRP probably about £430 and £480 with a free copy of Starfield premium. Leaked benchmarks put the rx7700xt 15% faster than this and the rx7800xt about an rtx4070. (edited)
Anyways, this will be the first and probably only time I'll support a 40 series deal. At least for the near future. This is 'ok', though still not good. Wouldn't expect to see a deal like this again for a while, so I guess take advantage if you really need a new part.
Just remember, the 4060Ti in terms of raw performance is barely better than 3060Ti, and because of the low bandwidth, actually gets worse at higher resolutions. It's a terrible product for something with this name and typical price. The efficiency benefits, DLSS3 and extra RAM are really the only draw here. (edited)
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good price still, but didnt expect the performance to be so poor.
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Don't think this is the case here but on some models, the triple fan version don't always perform better. Two big fan better than three mediums, perhaps?
Planned obsolescence? Nah, the knights in green armour would never do that!
Decided to trade up from my 3060 8Gb so happy to get this
At £500 it definitely was not worth the price for the 16GB version, but nearing £350 it is an acceptable price for AI learning, and for gaming it is okay as well because you get DLSS3.