Here we look at the ASUS ProArt RTX 4060 Ti that comes with an impressive 16 GB of video RAM installed. With a street price of under $500US, it may be one of the most versatile and competitively priced “productivity” cards today. (In other words, let’s not confuse the needs of gamers and makers.)
But what’s the difference between a general graphics-capable computer, and a real graphics/multimedia workstation? Sure, the latter generally has a more powerful CPU and more storage. But for those that understand the core needs of 3D, video editing/compositing and now AI, the first component to check out will always be the Graphics Processing Unit (GPU), or more simply, the video card.
