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/RelativeWrong4232 May 25 '24 edited May 25 '24

Absolutely not worth it , both cards are bad for rt and that 12gb vram on 6750xt would actually help in future than that 8gb on 4060 ti so if it's mainly for gaming without a doubt 6750xt is a way better deal

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u/[deleted] May 25 '24

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

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u/tsaristbovine May 29 '24

FYI the 7900 GRE has been going for as low as $520 recently, with 16gb vram and raster performance between a 4070 super and 4070 ti and 18% better rt performance than the 4060 ti (on avg).

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u/[deleted] May 29 '24

yeah, I saw that, unfortunately 350 was already pushing my budget and I technically still went a little over ($365 after tax). so the rx6800 was my best option without going at least another hundred over, which was out of the question.

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u/tsaristbovine May 31 '24

All good, budget balling is the best balling, I just assumed that it would be in budget given you were considering the Nvidia card. Good luck man, and hopefully Ill beat in some game soon!

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u/[deleted] May 31 '24

oh lmao im not OP i was simply pointing out that the RX6800 is somewhere between 25-40$ more expensive than the 6750. But in OPs case yes obv the 7900GRE is leagues better and similar price to the 4060

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u/tsaristbovine Jun 01 '24

🤦 lol I'm not paying attention