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Stay away from shady sellers if you are going to buy from AZ/FK. Only retailnet or appario if you have magnus and are planning to buy gftyr vouchers.Guys looking to buy a graphics card in the coming days for around 70k. Any suggestions as where to look for online and maximise rewards as well.
Thanks.
I am guessing you buying 4070.Guys looking to buy a graphics card in the coming days for around 70k. Any suggestions as where to look for online and maximise rewards as well.
Thanks.
What are the other specs of your current pc also the display, just curious.Thanks for the inputs guys. Torn between 6950XT / 4070 Ti or 4070 / 6800 XT. Its been quite sometime that I have been holding off this upgrade but want to jump the gun asap.
Purely from a logical sense I should be holding off for the 7800 XT launch and decide accordingly but if I come across a good deal then I might not wait coz I feel its gonna be between the 4070 & 4070 Ti territory. AMD pricing has anyways been on the higher side for new new gen I feel esp looking at 7900 XT which should have been priced much closer to 4070 Ti’s but its way off lurking near 4080 territory which is absolutely senseless.
what resolution, fps and genre of games you want to play is the key deciding factor for the gaming pc.. 7900xt/4070ti are best suited for 2k so no point in getting it if you don't have a 27inch 2k 120+Hz monitor to really enjoy its graphics power.. same time the games you want to play and now the new tech Ray Tracing/DLSS for nvidia and FSR for AMD also needs to checked to see which suits you games as say Cyberpunk would output 90-95fps @ 2k and with RT ON don't think it will cross even 50fps.. similarly if you are not keen on quality then check whether DLSS from nVidia or FSR from AMD can fetch you more fps for the games of your choice... if its just esports and 2k resolution then 4070ti should easily output 120+fps for the next 3-4yrs of esports titles to come..Thanks for the inputs guys. Torn between 6950XT / 4070 Ti or 4070 / 6800 XT. Its been quite sometime that I have been holding off this upgrade but want to jump the gun asap.
Purely from a logical sense I should be holding off for the 7800 XT launch and decide accordingly but if I come across a good deal then I might not wait coz I feel its gonna be between the 4070 & 4070 Ti territory. AMD pricing has anyways been on the higher side for new new gen I feel esp looking at 7900 XT which should have been priced much closer to 4070 Ti’s but its way off lurking near 4080 territory which is absolutely senseless.
Is your name thegame because you are a gamer ?what resolution, fps and genre of games you want to play is the key deciding factor for the gaming pc.. 7900xt/4070ti are best suited for 2k so no point in getting it if you don't have a 27inch 2k 120+Hz monitor to really enjoy its graphics power.. same time the games you want to play and now the new tech Ray Tracing/DLSS for nvidia and FSR for AMD also needs to checked to see which suits you games as say Cyberpunk would output 90-95fps @ 2k and with RT ON don't think it will cross even 50fps.. similarly if you are not keen on quality then check whether DLSS from nVidia or FSR from AMD can fetch you more fps for the games of your choice... if its just esports and 2k resolution then 4070ti should easily output 120+fps for the next 3-4yrs of esports titles to come..
also for the last 4-5 series nVidia are following a 2yr cycle by releasing the top end cards first as RTX2xx came in 2018, 3xx in 2020 and 4xx in 2022 and already the high end 5090 rumours are out and if 5090 outshines the 4090 buy a big margin like how 4090 does with 3090ti itself then its worth to hold the upgrade for a year as you will have DDR6/PCIe6 i.e. change in overall pc components specs with more or less similar prices (as of today) by 2025 start..
since you are ready to buy it asap, I would go with i5 13th gen CPU/4070Ti GPU which should be fine for 2k gaming (provided you have the required monitor/PSU/nvme storage etc)
Already have a system which is just in a dire need for GFX upgrade. Specs:What are the other specs of your current pc also the display, just curious.
You bought everything except for the graphic card,Already have a system which is just in a dire need for GFX upgrade. Specs:
CPU - Intel i7 12700F
MB - MSI Pro B660M-A Non Wifi
RAM - 16GBx2 G Skill Ripjaws 3200 Mhz
Cabinet - Corsair 4000D Airflow
SSD - Samsung 980 1TB x 2
PSU - XPG Core Reactor 850
CPU Cooler - Deepcool AK620
Wifi - Asus Wifi Module
Monitor/LED - 4K Samsung 65 inch Frame 2021 (120fps capable I guess)
Graphics Card - 1060 3GB
Resolution is 4K preferred but I understand I might have to scale down settings from Ultra to High in most games to get a decent frame rate. Have not experienced DLSS or frame generation but most reviews have good things to say about these technologies so might make use of them as well. Budget aside 4080 was an ideal upgrade but that is beyond what I’d like to spend. 4070Ti does look promising except 12 Gb VRAM but a 10% cheaper 6950XT has made things difficult to decide. On the other hand 4070 & 6800 XT at comparable prices most people are recommending to go ahead with 4070.
Also most games I’m gonna play are Single Player titles like Cyberpunk, Tiny Tina, Halo, etc Not into multiplayer / competitive shooters etc.
valid point and you can go with the GPU based on your future plan as I would want to max out on the settings that I have with my display/run at its optimal resolution to enjoy gaming but for future 4k gaming I don't think 4090 nor 7900XTX would be able to deliver even 60fps with RT ON for upcoming single player games so clearly we can't expect smooth 120fps @ 4k (without RT) with the current generation GPUs for games coming in 2-3yrs time..You bought everything except for the graphic card,
Take into account after how much time you are gonna build your next pc.
If more than 4-5 years then go for the expensive 4070ti,
If you will get a new one in 2-3 years then getting a budget option would be better.
So after looking into the best options around I could find a Sapphire 6800 XT / Asrock 6800 XT @ 53-54K.Skip the mid-range 40 series. Too overpriced, with no generational perf/$ benefits.
Watch out for deals on 30 series cards or AMD 6800 series.
performance wise both are similar, maybe 6800XT would be 3-5fps more on average @2k resolution.. but if you are considering RT/DLSS i.e. extra features of GPU, nVidia ones edges out AMD and in this case 6800XT is almost 3yrs old card and even with FSR it will be slower than 4070 with DLSS 3..How is Inno3d 4070 Twin X2 ? Should it be considered as an alternative to Sapphire Nitro 6800 XT?
did you have to upgrade your PSU as well?So finally going ahead with the Sapphire option. Inno3d has had its share of issues and this 4070 model literally had no reviews. Sapphire Nitro+ 6800XT has had a number of reviews and it has been found to be a decent performer in most benchmarks plus it is the cheapest option that I could find around.