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you hey welcome to the show I'm Elric and you're here at Tech Audemar we bring you all the tech all the time now recently we brought you a video explaining why you want to buy an AMD or Intel CPU and many of the comments are in there were like hey man bring me a video of nvidia vs AMD as far as video cards goes so let's start off with entry-level video cards 640 is pretty much the entry-level car that you're going to get for any type of gaming this from Nvidia and it does not contain physics physics is one thing that sets Nvidia apart from the pack now some people think that with an AMD card you cannot use physics at all they're like no I can't use it man but that's entirely untrue let's just knock that rumour right out of the ballpark right now sound effects the camera man oh yeah there you go how's the part that's complete you can definitely use physics on an AMD card we're going to have a link in the description below where you can go and download the driver now here's the difference advanced physics is done on NVIDIA carbon it's done via chip that's on their card when you download the driver in your using physics you're using it off your CPU this is the main difference that sets the cards apart in any situation that has to do with gaming but if you're talking about just buying an entry-level card it doesn't really matter if it's AMD or Nvidia due to the fact that the entry-level cards from Nvidia do not have physics on them at all so if you're buying one of those cards like the sub hundred dollars it's not going to really matter what you buy if you're just you know buying that card of video car that's playing people go I just want a video card I hardly game I just want some that works well that's your case then you're not going to really worry about it anyways now when you jump up the chain the cards are all getting pretty similar you guys can see the wars have been going on these guys leapfrog each other constantly has even bought the chain though in gaming the true things that set these cards apart are having the onboard physics as far as gaming goes now if you're using the cards for like things like rendering in Photoshop and stuff like that if you're talking about you know pretty much you know an apple dapple comparison between prices of cards there's not that great of a difference now nvidia does have a lot of cool stuff though they have their CUDA and all their stuff that they have inside of their cards that's more geared for a person who's doing like making a 3d game you can see there's lots of stuff out there right now where it's like okay and videos name on it and they've made it not saying that the people at AMD don't have that as well they do they're just not as entrenched in the pits just like with gaming you'll see there's much more games that come up with a thing to lube meant to be played on NVIDIA then you're going to get ones that are said meant to be played on AMD this is because NVIDIA has their foothold in a much broader market NVIDIA has been doing this a long time once they bought up 3d effects which was the great gaming company in the past once they gobbled them up they've been very competitive in the very beginning I hardly looked at ATI card which is what AMD is actually AMD bought ATI you guys don't know that you're really new to the game but ATI became AMD in the last few years but traditionally it was ATI versus Nvidia I know I'm straying a little bit from the points here but some people don't know this information they might prefer to have it so if you're doing like Photoshop and stuff like that and you're going to be doing 3d type work and those type of things you might want to consider more looking towards an Nvidia card now if you're going to be strictly doing that stuff you can buy yourself a Quadro card which is made by Nvidia or a fire GL card which is made by AMD but that's a totally different market totally different budget and not we're talking about today today we're talking about the difference between desktop and Vidya and AMD and why you would choose one of the other to put in your system now there are a couple of things that I have to say that I'm not really totally you know thrilled with about Nvidia for one thing with their greenlight program you are not allowed to over volt the card do anything crazy like that or you will void the warranty now that means that the only stuff that you can get is through very little changing of the card you know through your cooling and stuff and you'll get your boost that's the only way to get the overclocking on NVIDIA card okay the second point two gigabytes two gigabytes mm-hmm I don't know with two gigabytes of memory you start doing multi monitor you start lagging out and in some games I mean seriously two gigabytes go look at Max Payne 3 you have two gigabytes you can barely enable the in the game which is like nah so three gigabytes which is most of the high-end cards from AMD I think that in that aspect is a very good characteristic if you're going to do multi monitors you know you're going to want to go with probably an AMD card because they AMD card on multi monitor has three gigabytes it's going to perform much better right outside of the box if you don't believe me go look at all the videos out there don't hate on the channel don't hate on me it's just the fact two gigabytes will not power three monitors as well as three gigabytes it's just a fact of the matter plus in my personal experience even though I use Nvidia cards a lot when it came time for me to set up multi monitor technology I honestly thought that I affinity was easier to set up and use than what they had from their 3d the 3d surround to me when I was hooking it up and all that stuff I had a lot more difficulty to get it up I mean I did get it hooked up and it middlee I was using 3d glasses so it's probably a little bit you know more of a difficult situation but for me using the other one was just simpler and for a lot of people they're not going to use 3d glasses I just want three monitors to be able to watch their stuff on and do it so that's just something to take in consideration three gigabytes will get you better overall stuff because you can boost the games up versus two gigabytes just a fact now the big thing a lot of people are going to say there was like oh my god does that really matter that much you can still do it yeah that's why I use two cards am I using video I double those things up I put them at SLI and then I have much better you know gameplay with that so when I'm using multi technology from nvidia i sli those bad boys and there's also something to be said here you can get an AMD high-end card 7970 with six gigabytes you can they have six gigabyte versions now the gigabyte version a lot of people out there were like oh wow you know this car is going to be so much faster it's got six gigabytes you'd be wrong but if you're running multi-monitor technology and you've got three monitors out there yeah baby that card kicks ass I did a lot of videos in the past I'll probably do some more again with that and set that up because it's really cool but when you're using three monitors having six gigabytes of memory really matters and it makes the performance level much more when you're using this giant you know huge huge display rates with high praise like 54 60 by something which is humongous frame rates when I was using those things that path from you gave me my 300 must drink water hey I'm only human what can I say so anyways basically between the two cards if you're just a standard gamer you do nothing else but game it's really that's going to come down to how important is having that advanced physics to you at the end of the day you're like man I really want that advanced physics if you do then you don't want an A&B card that's just you know they don't have it when you're using the physics even though you can download the driver and use it it's not the same experience you know using your CPU as it is using Nvidia's because the Nvidia is called advanced physics for a reason when they went out and they bought the company that made the technology and they integrated into their card it was a sly and bad bull move that kind of screwed a lot of people needs to around because well check it out only nvidia has it but if that doesn't matter to you and you think ad that's just a few little here things here and there then you probably are going to want to consider an AMD card now if you do more than gaming once again I just want to integrate if you do more than gaming especially if you're going to be doing 3d modeling 3d rendering doing all that kind of stuff and video car once again comes back and kicks butt so it's just really a variance of what you're doing there aren't a bunch of special programs you know inside of AMD software they don't have a bunch of stuff in there and they're carding their technology and you read through they have a lot of stuff it's geared for gaming video Multimedia experience but it's not geared towards making 3d animation so now I'm geared for making movies just not that way we're in video card it has all that technology inside of the card so that's just something to think about you know if you're somebody who you're at home you're going to be doing a lot of video editing you're possibly going to do some 3d modeling all that type of stuff you're probably going to want a more consider to get yourself in a video card if you want superpower just get two of those bad boys now here's where I can reiterate some other stuff EVGA does have cards that they make that have more than two gigabytes I've been thinking about going over there and bugging the hell out of that guy Joe and say come on man give me a card but you know they gave me some stuff you know thread Don that kicked me down really big on that one a you know the two cards at the hem of the board so I didn't want to go back and beg but I'd be like a man come on because I'd really like to get a hold of one of those cards because if I could get one of their models and had three gigabytes it would eliminate the bottleneck that I see between these cards a lot I feel that in video one of the first things they should do right now is come out with a frakkin three gigabyte card for everybody so listen up hey Zeus MSI is otech whoever you guys are out there who playing this game come the frak on make a three gigabyte card and get it out to the market why you letting be EVGA be the only game in town man no offense you guys at EVGA but I'm just saying so those are just some points to me this is a very very delicate ground I don't feel that either card totally top of the other and if there was that card they wouldn't be both being business there's a reason they're both doing business because they both do you have a very good product so anyways folks I hope that helps like I said I feel this is really you know treacherous ground I don't want to piss 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