Gengarino

I understood the answer for point number 2 and thanks a lot for it, huge relieved by the answer. For point number 1 just to be clear, so it means: 1. It's not worth it to get high end models of lower gpus. If the case is you're getting a high end gpus, pretty much any release of the same model has a worth-it build (temperature-wise). Yes? And hey there's another idea for a video, finding the line of which release of gpu that the developers started to give extra effort on the gpu build temperature-wise because on average people would definitely buy a cheap functional gpu, then oc it, would be neat to know this or that particular card and be like "Hey if im getting this card i should just get the cheapest there is, it is guaranteed to be safe and stable even after oc." Made me remember that one video Linus benchmarking 1060 maxsun, very bad build lol.

I've been waiting for it quite sometimes but i think it doesn't concern the majorities as it seemed so, so here goes: (1) Some people, like myself are lacking the budget in pc building so as for right now I got a 1000$ budget for my new mid-range setup but here's the catch, there are far too many + confusing type(?) of gpu out there of the same release(?), for instant: GTX 1660 comes from many different brands and every of these brands provide different extra features (OC, WINDFORCE, ETC). So my suggestion is, could you guys make a "tier ranks" of gpu of the same release, if that makes any sense, so that people like me which 1000$ is all we got and could not afford to experience the "oh damn i could've get a better part w the same price", specifically regarding the different type of gpu of the same type. Also for us to make the most efficient purchase of the gpu selected (price x features). I'm well aware that these gpu only differ just a bit here and there but i can't stress this enough, the 1000$ setup is gonna be the source of income in the future so to chance it by getting any kind of gpu of the same release is quite overwhelming for me. (2) A video about best mid-range setup for hardcore users (12-18hrs of usage <gaming+streaming/editing>) because most of the videos I've watched focused on how the cooling system cover up the OC activities but only at the time being, im curious if it's 12-18hrs of usage whats the difference it would make.