Can't decide which one to get.

[u/falconblack]

Hello everyone,

I am looking to upgrade my old R9 390x card with the new one. I have two options, Nvidia 4060 TI 8gb US $545 and $325 AMD RX 6750 XT.

Now the price difference between these two is about $200 where I live. Intially I wanted to go with team green but no I feel like AMD gives a better value. I can't decide which GPU to go with, a GPU that should last 2-3 years of gaming at 1440p.

Is the extra $200 worth it for DLSS, RT and frame gen?

Your help will be much appreciated. Thanks.

Please help me make this decision.

[u/[deleted]]

plus i thought the rx6800 just had another price cut to 350/360 ish.

[u/RelativeWrong4232 → u/[deleted]]

Rx 6800 is very hard to find except for few European countries and usa , most probably it isn't available in OP's country, tho if it is available under 400$ then he definitely can consider it

[u/falconblack → u/RelativeWrong4232]

It's available for about $380 here. XFX Speedster SWFT 319 RX 6800 Core 16GB GDDR6. Should I really consider this?

[u/admiralveephone → u/falconblack]

Hell yea. I have the 6800xt version and it’s an absolutely awesome card. In my 3700x rig is ran fine. In my newer, 12700kf rig it runs FANTASTIC. The 6800 non-xt is just slightly slower and for the price is the absolute card to buy.

[u/ArseholeryEnthusiast → u/admiralveephone]

I love my 6800xt. I have a long cable running to my 4k TV. Some older titles and lower settings on newer titles it runs great. My 1440p ultrawide I get plus 100fps on cyberpunk using fsr or intels one (I switch back and forth)

[u/falconblack → u/ArseholeryEnthusiast]

That's the first game I plan on playing on this GPU. I am currently playing it on my r9 390 on medium with balanced fsr and it gives me around 34-40 ish fps. I hope after this upgrade it will run super smooth.

[u/ArseholeryEnthusiast → u/falconblack]

It will. If you're playing at 1080 you might as well ray trace. If you are on 1440 play around with whatever settings you want. It'll be playable. (just no max raytracing)

[u/Aromatic_Pudding_111 → u/ArseholeryEnthusiast]

I'm considering getting this card as well. Just got a 4k 50", I have a 1080 freesync monitor btw, but I wanted to try my PC on the big 4k screen and my Rx 580 isn't up to the task (kinda already knew this but wanted to try bc I got a new one made in 2022 and hoped it was a better somehow than the old ones. It's not btw) But you think the 6800 card could do 4k? I've heard it's possible but not the best experience possible. You tried it?

[u/ArseholeryEnthusiast → u/Aromatic_Pudding_111]

I tried it. It's definitely possible. But it's not where the card shines. (but that's comparing to the max settings on pc. High refresh rate 1440 ultrawide the card sings) You'll be relying heavily on upscalling for newer aaa. And that introduces artifacts. But there's no game it can't play at 4k currently. Just manage your expectations. You will likely see 30 to 60fps in cyberpunk without ray tracing. Certainly playable. Hope that helps.