I’m looking to upgrade my 3060 ti, perhaps going into the 40 series. Should I? Or should I keep my 3060 ti.

  • Awkward-Ad327@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I have a 12600KF and I used a 4080 at 4k 1% of the time I was bottlenecked, now I got the same I5 with a 4090 and I get slight bottlenecks in some games at 4k but upgrading to a 13900K anyways

  • runway31@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I upgraded my 3060ti with a 4070 for the frame gen in MSFS , cs, battlefield, cod, a few others to take advantage of the 165hz monitor. Haters will hate, but im loving it. Probably not worth it if you dont have 120Hz + monitor though

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    1 year ago

    On a 3060 Ti, RDR2 should run at 60-80 FPS in St. Denis with ultra settings at 1080p. With HUB optimized settings you can get over 100 FPS with a 3060 Ti. This is with a 5900X. Without DLSS too.

    Don’t even need to say anything about CS2.

    It’s a waste of money to upgrade for the games you play.

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    1 year ago

    Anything really, however maybe think about switching to 1440p monitor. A good monitor will last you for longer than any gpu.

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    1 year ago

    Does the 3060ti not maintain 60fps raster in any game you are playing right now? If it does then keep it. Only upgrade when you can’t do 60fps

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    1 year ago

    The 3060ti is a great GPU for 1080p gaming. I’d think about upgrading in a few years and skip 40xx and maybe even 50xx series.

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    1 year ago

    Through that garbage of a cpu away thats made for laptops(E cores are only supposed to benin laptops not 100w computers!!) And get a 7700xt. Pair it with rx 7800xt… I wouldnt never get a cpu that has e-cores for a fullblown pc… i want more normal cores intel . Im having an intel cpu rn but i will upgrade to amd next year

  • DrakeShadow@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Upgrade your monitors before you think of a GPU upgrade tbh 3060ti is plenty good for 1080p