welcome back to harbor unboxed today we are taking an updated and very in-depth look at the geforce rtx NUMBER_TOKEN ti and radio rx NUMBER_TOKEN xt now there are a few reasons why i'm doing this one being that despite their significantly different msrps they're actually fairly similar in terms of pricing at least here in australia where you can purchase the NUMBER_TOKENti for two and a half thousand dollars australian at the NUMBER_TOKEN xt for NUMBER_TOKEN about what we were paying for an rtx NUMBER_TOKEN ti in late NUMBER_TOKEN. both prices are disgustingly high but that has been the theme for NUMBER_TOKEN and it doesn't really look like changing anytime soon it's also well out of our control certainly out of my control and while i don't recommend purchasing a gaming graphics card right now if you can help it many of you are and many more of you are sick of waiting and the truth is i have no idea when the situation will improve nor does anyone else it's really kind of crystal ball stuff so if you're tossing up between an overpriced NUMBER_TOKEN ti and NUMBER_TOKEN xt this video should be helpful also it does give us a chance to look at another board partner version of a NUMBER_TOKEN ti and this one comes from a company that we've had a lot of good experiences with in the past but haven't checked out anything new for quite some time and that company is gainwood on hand is their brand new rtx NUMBER_TOKENti phantom gs which is short for gold sample and this is a beastly looking model with triple eight pin pcie power inputs a huge triple slot triple fan cooler and then all the essentials like dual bar support so we'll take a closer look at how that model performs towards the end of the video yeah for all of this testing i used our amd ryzen NUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKENx test system with NUMBER_TOKEN gigabytes of ddrNUMBER_TOKEN NUMBER_TOKEN cl NUMBER_TOKEN dual rank dual channel memory both gpus were tested at NUMBER_TOKENp NUMBER_TOKENp and NUMBER_TOKENk though i won't focus too much on the NUMBER_TOKENp results they've just been added for those who are interested in the numbers now of the NUMBER_TOKEN games tested we're only going to take a close look at the results for about a dozen of them and then we'll take a quick look at how these two gpus compare head to head across all of the games tested in a single graph but please note for those of you who are float plane and patron members all graphs will be made available to you okay let's get into it kicking things off we have borderlands NUMBER_TOKEN and here we're looking at very competitive performance between the NUMBER_TOKEN ti and NUMBER_TOKEN xt in fact we're basically looking at identical performance at NUMBER_TOKENp and NUMBER_TOKENk moving on to total war warhammer NUMBER_TOKEN and the results here are a bit all over the place the NUMBER_TOKEN xt does do quite well at NUMBER_TOKENp offering a mild NUMBER_TOKEN performance increase although it maintains slightly stronger NUMBER_TOKEN low performance at NUMBER_TOKENp the average frame rate did fall behind the NUMBER_TOKEN ti by nine percent margin then at NUMBER_TOKENk the NUMBER_TOKENxt falls well behind the geforce gpu now trailing by a rather substantial NUMBER_TOKEN margin moving on to death stranding and again the NUMBER_TOKEN
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