I'm not able to watch it right now. Could you summarize?
More data, and even more shocking results. With my cpu, in some tests even an old rx580 was keeping up with the GeForce product line.
examples:
Fortnight @ 1080p /w i7-4790k (my cpu):
the rx580 outperforms the entire GeForce product line.
fortnight ceased to receive performance gains after the Vega 56.
Hitman2 @ 1080p /w i7-4790k:
Vega 56 faster then the entire GeForce product line
no meaningful performance improvements for rx6000 over vega56
Horizon Zero Dawn @ 1080p /w 4790k:
rx6000 > 3080 > vega56 > 3060
rx6000 has a meaningful frame rate boost over vega56 ( +20 min fps )
rx580 & gtx1060 unplayable
Red dead redemption & Rainbow Six Siege ( 4790k @ 1080p ) the difference in framerates between vega56, rx6000, rtx3000 were not meaningful to me.
Watch Dogs Legion ( 4790k @ 1080p ):
rx6000 @ 64 fps min
vega 56 @ 60 fps min
rx580 > 3060ti (min fps)
rx580 & all GeForce < 60 fps min
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What is shocking to me is an rtx 3080 would have likely been a side grade verses my vega56, specifically in the min fps numbers. I was originally leaning toward the rtx for its raytracing and dlss. Ultimately, my bot just worked better on AMDs website, and that was all there was to it.
Upgrading to a rx6000 series was still a considerable upgrade for me. Especially at 1440p* and 4k**. However, considerable performance remains to be unlocked with a future cpu upgrade.
*my monitor
**my TV, which I am currently using for my Sekiro play through. My Vega56 was unable to do 4k /w Sekiro with med/low settings, however the rx6900xt can easily do Sekiro 4k with max settings.
If you look at the TPU reviews for the 3060 which has an MSRP of $330 (yeah I know that's a pointless number right now) they still average right around 50 FPS at 4K across the 23 games that they benchmark and only a small handful of titles drop below 30 FPS, which could probably be alleviated by turning down the settings.
For me this would not be true. All of the games I play on the couch are controller / reaction time games, and 60 fps is required. The TV is only capable of 60hz /w black frame insertion.
My old Vega 56 averaged 50 fps-ish with Sekiro @ 4k with the settings turned down. Sekiro is a game focused on rhythm, timing, and reaction time. It is internally capped and designed for 60 fps. I found the game difficult to play at 4k - 50 fps. I turned it down to 1440p - 60 fps and upscaled, but the upscale just was not as crisp and I struggled in the game. I ended up quitting the game for a while.
With my new card I can play 4k @ 60 Hz, and it makes the entire game just easier and more enjoyable. I have made more progress in the last week then I made in the entire time I owned it previous. The finer detail really seems to make a world of difference.