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• VRAM is 16GB on the MSI vs 8GB on the PNY, and the memory bus is 256-bit vs 128-bit. That's the difference between smooth 4K textures and stuttering when a game wants more than 8GB.
• Raw compute is not close: 8,960 CUDA cores and 43.9 FP32 TFLOPS on the MSI vs 4,608 cores and 19.2 TFLOPS on the PNY. The MSI is more than twice as fast in raw shader work.
• PassMark G3D scores put the MSI at 32,373 vs the PNY's 20,798, and 4K gaming scores are 95 vs 39. The PNY is a 1080p card; the MSI is a 4K card.
• The MSI has 280 tensor cores vs 120 on the PNY, so AI workloads and DLSS frame generation run dramatically faster on the MSI. If you care about AI or upscaling, the PNY is not in the same league.
• Customer sentiment for the MSI is strong at 88/100 with owners praising quiet operation, cool temps, and value. The PNY has no comparable sentiment data, but its 8GB VRAM is already a known bottleneck for modern titles.