GPU Terms Explained: Compute Units, VRAM, Clock Speeds & Much More

Hey, like ur content and i wanted to know if the GPU Clock speed is important because i want to get the AMD RADEON rx 6950 xt wich have 1890 Mhz but i saw that the RED Dragon rx 6800 xt have 2000 Mhz, should i go for the 6800xt wich is 150$ less than the rx 6950 xt, even thought money is not my problem here i just want the more powerful one.
I thank u if u have the time to read all that lol love ur content from the Caribbean.

Thank you much

So far the best video I have watched for learning about the GPU. I would like to know more about compatibility.

An unfortunately low number of views for this video. It was thoroughly researched and presented!

Good video

Heavily modding my skyrim game with graphics and new locations mods, my RX 5600 XT is suffering (even though cp77 runs pretty smooth on 1080p). What do I need to look at in a new GPU considering my needs? I was thinking of ASUS RX 7900 XT or XTX if it would make a big difference.
My other pc specs are:
CPU - AMD Ryzen 5 3600
RAM - 16 GB corsair 3600mhz
Motherboard - B450 Aorus Elite
Power Supply - AORUS P750W 80+ GOLD Modular

Dude, you didn’t say, what to look when buying a gpu

This guy can teach me anything and I'll understand it. Thank you so much for the info! New sub

i still didnt understand shiet

Very useful and comprehensive explanation video. Thanks.

Quick VRAM speed clock question. Like computer RAM, you double your speed, i.e 1600mhz x 2 = 3200mhz, is that the same with VRAM? I'm confused because it shows clock speeds much lower on the memory clock, about half when it's supposed to be running at 19500mhz.

what's the difference between graphics clock and video clock as seen in cpuz hw monitor?

greart video for overall choosing a gpu
thanks

Clear as mud !! Just kidding, good info.

My need pc ....plz give me

Needs terms like flipping, unwanted combo, shuffle, street walker, mining farm.

Something is wrong with this video, I can't like it more than once.

Hmm I think, at the most basic, 3D graphics acceleration is not really required on a graphics card. All it need is someway to draw a frame buffer and converts it to HDMI or DP signal.

With that said, graphics card without 3D acceleration is kinda useless nowadays.

But why you use megahertz instead of gigahertz for the frequency since you're well beyond them nowadays?

Hah! You got carried away. Your tutorial is still too technical for the average person.

Good info, even as a reminder for someone already familiar with it. Even if it's hard to buy one, interest in GPUs has possibly never been greater so it's a good idea to put out content for all the folks who just entered the space.

Who cares, you can't even buy a decent GPU now or for past year...

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