All You Need To Know | RTX 4060 Ti 16G - Best Value GPU for Stable Diffusion XL | MSI

How about RT on with 1440p?

I'd love a 32gb RTX card too, if not 64...

We need an RTX 4070 16GB badly.

4070 16gb?

where to buy fan for this crap card?in 5months it broke! will not buy any stuff from msi as they can do so sh it cooler!

Is it worth to upgrade from RTX3050 8G to RTX4060ti for future gaming?

Thanks for the thorough test - I haven't come across many reviews that "get" this card. 16GB on a budget is clearly a game changer to me and has it hit way above its class in generative AI. There are other cheapish 16GB options but this has the benefit of still being NVIDIA with excellent hardware support from the AI community.

This model gpu GeForce RTX™ 4060 Ti GAMING X SLIM 16G is good for AI ?

thats why I buy this VGA for my brother

Msi, please explain why this 4060ti 8/16gb card is getting bombarded by a negative comment/reviews. Such as a trash card? Is this for rendering only, not for gaming? 😅

hi, would you please consider doing the test again with an eGPU setup?

How it performs vs 4070Super?

Thanks for the info

It's great that you're focusing on the real advantages of this card, considering many reviewers have been quick to criticize how underwhelming it is. It's definitely not a bad card, just that if you need a GPU solely for gaming, there are options with a better price-to-performance. For AI enthusiasts, 16 Gb is a necessity. Of course, we'd all like more performance and wider bus. There's always a desire for something more. But, as of now, there aren't any alternatives in the mid-range market. Therefore, if you're currently in the market for an AI-oriented GPU, the 4060ti is certainly worth your consideration.

And still the new 4070 super only has 12gb vram. The upper models got 16gb but gonna be really expensive. I'd hope that Nvidia gives the same treatment to 4070s as they did with the 60 ti, doubling down to release a 4070s 24gb, that would definitely be a buy for me aiming both for gaming and AI generation. 2024 should be '24gb year, common nvidia, 16 should be default standard already.

OK, look nice specs but what about pcie x8 ? Not support x16, runs at x8 only 🤔

You know PC gaming is dead and won't come back when even a channel called MSI GAMING is now peddling garbage GPUs for AI. Time to go console.

where’s a result of 4070?

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Well, I bought that graphics card, but with the latest version or 3.6, does it open Blender? What I can do

memory is king , i'll get this and see after if i'll switch to a 3090 or even 4090 in the future...

Comparing the ti model vs non-ti models shouldn't be. Do a ti to ti test then tell me it's better. nVidia dropped the ball with the 4060 models. They should be twice as fast as the 3000x models.

this compare is a waste of time without including results from 4070, because everyone right now is trying to know how much the 4070 speed will compensate for the missing 4GB of memory compared to the 4060 16GB. It's infuriating that there are no comparatives at 1024, only at 512 or 768

Which card do you recommend, the 4060 ti of 16g or the 4070 of 12 gigabytes, I liked your video, thank you

Hmm ... I just did a 1024 x 1024 with my old (t)rusty RTX 2070 8 GB and Dreamshaper8 model (non-XL, of course) - and it took 16.7 s without LoRA, 17.8 s with a LoRA. Looks like there's virtually no speed gain if the larger VRAM of the 4060 Ti 16 GB isn't used. Is that possible?

Just got a 4060 ti 16gb. Was it a waste?

What is the difference with Stable diffusion when using external GPU instead of pcie GPU?

damn, I got the 4060 Ti 8GB and thought SDXL would run easily 😬

dear MSI.. im still saving for this GPU to replaced my 6 years in service GTX 1060 6GB. pls dont discontinue 4060 ti 16gb yet 🙏

Thank you, MSI. 👏