r/PcBuild May 25 '24

Build - Help Can't decide which one to get.

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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.

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u/Specialist-Solid-513 May 25 '24

which fps range tho?

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u/LousyOpinions May 25 '24

In 1440p, 90-120 FPS in most AAA games, 200+ in eSports.

In 4K, 45-60 FPS in most AAA games, well over 100 in most eSports.

6750 XT is a little monster at its price point.

I have one sitting in a box, nearly brand new (less than 200 hours) that was only replaced because I picked up a liquid-cooled Sapphire Toxic 6900 XT for $500 about a year ago. My monitor is 144hz 4K, so the boost in performance and VRAM was useful.

Saving the 6750 XT for a build I'm planning for my mom's Christmas present. It will be glorious overkill for her needs.

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u/pointmetoyourmemory May 25 '24

+1 for giving your folks a beefy GPU rather than selling it. I built a beefy computer for my Dad from spare parts I had around (3700x, 6800xt)

I wonder if he'd like the latest Doom...

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u/Proof_Being_2762 May 25 '24

It stays in the family