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Product Name: | PowerColor Red Dragon AMD Radeon™ RX 6800 XT Gaming Graphics Card with 16GB GDDR6 Memory, Powered by AMD RDNA™ 2, Raytracing, PCI Express 4.0, HDMI 2.1, AMD Infinity Cache |
Manufacturer: | PowerColor |
Model Number: | AXRX 6800XT 16GBD6-3DHR/OC |
Product SKU: | B08V1WK4LB |
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Both cards will work with video editting and COD, depends on what kind of performance you want out of it.
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I would be too lazy to wait till end of February and open the case again in your position..
no one can answer you since we don't know what 100$ means to you
XFX over Powercolor.
Hmm, Ryzen 5900x pretty powerful. In your case I'll save money and just change video-editing software to program with normal Ryzen support. If you encode video with CPU - it's for sure software issue because you use raw CPU power. Intel Quick Sync good mostly for quick videos like previews or simple "web quality" presets up to 1080p, it's not for 4K hi quality videos.
If we talking about GPU video editiong because you need available CPU cores for other simultaneous tasks - it's only Nvidia GPU with CUDA cores. If you making money with video-editing - minimum 4070 Ti, if not - let's say 3060 Ti minimum.
AMD.. well, I really like it, but only for games without ray-tracing, not good for any work - not encoding, not GPU virtualization, not machine learning, I wish them good luck to improve all that but they tried many years and still behind Nvidia...
After CPU No.2 Nvidia NVENC.
Intel QSV have some issues with quality/stability, and AMD VCN just no way.
So with any Ryzen powerful CPU you are good, no need to spend money.
GPU - not for video/photo/audio editing, CPU do it better.
Buying Nvidia card make sense if you work with GPU virtualization, machine learning, cryptography, scientific calculations, math, coding.
If video editor have issues with CPU - it's clearly software problem, a few ways:
1) OS - if we talking about Windows, in important moment you can get bad "surprise", it's closed "black box", almost nobody knows what's going on inside, permanent uncontrolled updates and general work principle "constantly growing heap of junk in system"
2) video software - can have own bugs/glitches, if it's Adobe something - again expensive monopoly proprietary "black box"
3) drivers
4) other installed software which conflicts
Hurry
EDIT: Looks like it's back in stock now but estimated delivery is now March.
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