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Fastest Gaming GPUs Under $600
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Sorry for the late uploads! Have just finished moving into my new place which was a mammoth task. Hoping to get back to my usual pace very soon with better than ever content.
- Ali
Love your content man. Recently found your channel and have since watched around 40 of your videos. Great stuff, keep it up :D
wow nice! a room tour would be great lol
Hey Ali will you be reviewing the formd t1 v2
RX 6800 ? That's not in you selection but is in your graph
Oh nice, I have also been moving out and reconfiguring definitely isn't an easy task, I know that for sure.
$600 has become a standard for mid to low range GPU's, what a weird times we're living in :(
More PC hobbyists with a lot more demand. The chip shortage showed these companies newer PC users are WILLING to pay 20%+ more for a GPU on average. Why wouldn't they capitalize on it?
My whole build is 700$ xD
@@SirEnzo371 40 series is going to be so disgusting for pricing after they saw what the scalpers got away with
Robert William
You bought the 1080 for 600, Ti version?
Keep it please, xx60 cards are just too cheap and NOT better!
weird? more like disgusting since the companies can get away with these price increases year-over-year
The fact that we have come to a time where this video can exist is an accomplishment in itself.
If you only look the last 5 years, yeah…
@@gesoocreesto6374 the standard bar is getting lower & lower..sigh
this comment reads as very ~market bootlicker~. try 2 have higher standards lol
@@gesoocreesto6374 How about the last 20 years? For years and years NVIDIA flagship GPUs were usually priced $500-$650 at launch. That was until AMD decided to stop existing in the high-end performance segment, after which NVIDIA could then charge whatever they want, starting with the Kepler titan. Now considering how little financial/manufacturing horsepower RTG has, they are more than willing for NVIDIA to go first and set up the pricing structure that they can just slot into.
Also, anyone who points to inflation (or anything else from the universal set of pandemic excuses really) to explain a 400% price hike of GeForce flagships is just playing into exactly what these corporations want people to believe as they continue to pay more for less irrespective before this even became a factor.
3050 is still for 500$
Super appreciate having pricing charts for different regions! I managed to pick up a 6600 XT below MSRP down under and it’s been great so far
Lemmie guess the 210 Swift XFX
I'm still amazed at the pricing of this generation. I picked up a Radeon 5700 (non-XT) for (way) less than $300 just before the release of the 30xx series. Flashing an XT vbios and a good overclock with slight undervolt, I'm getting 3060 rasterization performance at half the price. I think the pricing on the next generation is going to be stupid insane since its already been demonstrated people will pay too much for a GPU.
Keep the old 1080 cards. or go for some cheap AMD chip?
save money?
@@lucasrem Lear to paint, play on instrument, they will not see my cash for at least min(two years, until my 1650s dies)
@@choppings54 my 670 still going strong too 😂
This comment couldn't have been more correct... wow.
The fact that mid-high end gpus are now 600$ speaks volumes. Wish I could go back to gpus being less than 700$
Just 7 years ago you could buy the flagship GPU, the 980Ti, for roughly $650 msrp. In just 7 years the prices have more than doubled. It's actually insane.
Cries in Europe. I don't understand why we are getting shafted with the pricing still. I can get a regular 3060 for a bit more than 600$ (599 euro)
@@TheDeathClawOmlet Yeah we definitely have it even worse in europe.
@@TheDeathClawOmlet you guys get VAT (tax included in price) and probably some logistics expenses added in.
for us you have to add 10-15% more for sales tax depending on area, then thats our actual price. unlike yours already being part of the price
The only true mid-range card here is 3070 (since it's the 104 die), and considering that starts at $750-$800 at minimum here in select retailers, yeah. Everything below that is the lower end. And you're still paying flagship prices for it. And you will be happy.
Current wanting to build a PC this year, great timing!
Thank you Optimum!
I built a pc earlier this year but I have a bad gpu so this is very helpful!
@@deggandahir3660 Hah! When?
building my first pc right now
I saw this deal on a $200 i7 11700k on micro center, which is a really low price
best time to do it for the next few years
While the 3070Ti is just a small bump in specs over the 3070, the 3070Ti is the top bin of GA104 silicon, so most (not all) of them overclock very well, if you're into that kind of stuff. Stock performance may seem a bit underwhelming, but they have a lot of potential. Need good cooling though, I'm somewhat regretting getting a FE 3070Ti, it draws a lot of power and would really need a bigger cooler for overclocking.
Yep, I dropped a 3070ti into a water cooling set up and I gained like 12% performance over a stock one at 350W. That puts it within spitting distance of a stock 3080 for 100 less MSRP. Can also just drop it into a larger custom air cooling set up that uses a copper modded gpu. The 3070ti also has 6X VRAM which is much faster than the 6 found in the normal 3070. So if you are an esports nerd like me, its actually a very solid GPU because that extra VRAM helps load frames into the GPU much faster(thinking like 1080p low 500+ fps) and also lets you get much more fps in higher resolutions like 1440p and stops the card from getting bottlenecked by vram.
I have two Asus Tuf Gaming GeForce RTX 3070 Ti OC Edition cards in two separate builds - a 5800X and a 5900X. Neither one of them goes over 72*C for more than a second or two. I also have my cases set up with 120mm panel fans blowing directly onto them, the M.2 drives, RAM, and part of the CPU/AIO. And yes, both GPUs are overclocked.
@@yungnachty4474 I have a 3070 and get like 200fps in cs go, it's worse than my previous AMD r9 r390 GPU lol, is my GPU broken?
My 3070ti is undervolted to 1.0v at 2100mhz. I have around 60° c while playing Warzone after a couple hours. Gaming X Trio btw. It's perfect for 1080p 240hz
@@kakofps Yep!
I managed to get a 6700 xt for under 400 thanks to the microcenter pricing error which was pretty sick
They actually delivered it? At least in Finland they have right to not deliver if it's a clear error
Hey Optimum, once again I would want to say that for Europe pricing, especially in Germany, you shouldn't really look at Caseking prices and rather at Mindfactory, because they are consistently priced way lower.
Got a 3080 ti for cheap from an it company liquidation sale. My friends told me I’m stupid for buying it now since 40 series is right around the corner. But I’m super happy with the performance over my old 1080 😄
Most here bought that 1080 Ti for cheap, still good enough!
why spend money on some lower xx60 card? mad here!
@@kokaboba Yes local pc build company here in Sweden unfortunately. They had so many good stuff at the time, manage to snag Corsair 5600 ddr5 modul for 3000sek for 32gb (2x16) I bought 4 sticks :) they also had rog strix. 3090 ti for 15000sek I almost bought that one. But 500 watt power requirements is a bite yikes
@@lucasrem now 1080 ti hovers around $300-400 on ebay but they are about 5 years old now. I'd rather spend the extra $100 or more(not if FE) on a new rtx 3060ti which is a better card and has warranty.
During the GPU crash I was able to snag a 1660 super for $290
I was able to get a 6700xt at MSRP about two months ago to replace my GTX 770, enjoying it so far!
Cool, I just replaced my GTX 770 last week on RX6750 XT Launch Day (Nitro+) for 650€, I couldn't be happier. Today the Nitro+ 6700 got for 675 and I can't find the 6750 for below 700€
I got mine almost a year ago, and it’s almost $800 (Converted from MYR 3,450)… Damn, I’m getting jealous of you guys getting it in better deal.. And my model is the XFX one, the Reference model… It gets hot sometimes and my game just crashed.. Lol.. But congrats to you guys on getting a better model, on a fairly decent price..! I wish I waited..
@@HafidzMurshidie my friend got a triple fan 6750xt at 539$, you got totally jipped mah boi. RIP. 6700xt is pretty future proof so youll be aight
@@elpresidente7569 I feel bad for people that couldn't wait but desperately needed a GPU in the last year. I managed to get a 6700xt for 10 dollars lower than MSRP and Ive been needing an upgrade for years.
@@elpresidente7569 I bought it a year ago dude… Not recently… So the prices are pretty much crazy back then, but I need a gpu, and that was the best deal I could get because trying to find one gpu is like trying to find a diamond…
The RX 6600 is pretty damn impressive for $300. Entry level 1440p, 1080p killer.
Currently the 6600XT is actually a better value, in the US, but yes both are very good gpus.
Just upgraded to a 3060 yesterday! :D Can't wait to try it out
Caseking might not be the best choice for GPU pricing here in Germany - Alternate, Mindfactory or even Notebooksbilliger make a little more sense. The latter actually sells a RTX 3060 for 410€ and a 3070 for 630€ atm, which are way more in line with where they should be.
I agree, Caseking is relatively pricey. Other retailers have very good prices for the 6700XT.
after tax?
@@quackatit DEUTSCH
@@quackatit eur prices always include the country tax. germany's VAT is 19%.
@@MrKozlosPL now i just gotta figure out how to order to Hungary without paying an extra 27%
Just pointing an insignificant mistake in coloring at 8:58 where team red 6600 was marked in green and team green 3070 was in red. But definitely a very extensive and great video. Great job man!
I picked up the 6700XT a week ago at msrp and I am pretty content with it's performance. There are so many options available, you really can't tunnel vision yourself into Nvidia.
I recently got a red devil 6700 XT and I am super happy with it, amazing compared to my 550 ti... lol
Really appreciated the intro and set up for what exactly you are recommending and who this video is for
7:38 I'm very glad to see that you have finally implemented a '... game average' diagram. To me that is one of the most important diagrams when it comes to gaming performance because you can clearly see what the overall average performance is of a GPU and not just 1 game which helps a lot in choosing which one is right for you. Please keep doing that! Much appreciated!👊🏾
Couldnt agree with you more! I feel like theres alot of consumers searching for "gpu minecraft performance" though
Loved that you did price comparisons for not just 1 but 4 regions, thank you
Bought my 3070 for £469, sold my 2070 Super for £650. Got lucky with the timings and of course managing to buy the 3070 at RRP. Will be sticking with it for a while.
Oh my god I wonder how did you sold 2070 super for 650 when you did buy Brand new 3070 for 469.
Funny thing is, while I don't see myself ever using raytracing in games, I would more than love to have it to speed up my Blender Cycles workflow!
honestly I don't really mind render times unless its like hours per frame. Just leave it overnight with a shutdown timer using CMD
@@oopsitsdeleted6996 Yeah, obviously render times aren't as big of a deal for end product renders but when you need to choose or tweak materials midway through a project (or you want to do it real time) those raytracing cores can really come in handy!
If you use Blender Nvidia is pretty much your go to. AMD GPUs just arent anywhere close (aside from vram).
@@kettusnuhveli341 i have a rtx laptop, and the rt cores are ery useful in blender, where i can preview cycles just short of real-time
great vid i like you put the uk pricing in the vid a lot of channels forget about the uk
Solid video as always! Thank you for the comprehensive guide on mid-tier GPUs! Really helpful!
Mike Lei
Current gen?
Keep the old card, cheaper!
Why you need a new card?
Buy a good card and keep it, way cheaper! Why cry mad bullshit here, why you need him?
@@lucasrem Cause I'm planning to build my first desktop setup. I don't have any desktop card right now so I found this guide helpful to me.
I had a stroke trying to read what that guy said
Nvidia cards are probably a better buy considering access to DLSS and far superior RT performance.
Not for Linux tbh
Or you can get RX who have FSR + SAM
Had my 3060 Ti FE since day one and love it. Got it for MSRP too! :)
There was a time when I tried to keep my GPU spending below $300. Then I got an RTX 2060 SUPER for $400, and shortly after, the GPU market went crazy.
I recently upgraded my aging r9 280x with an rx 6600. Bought it around msrp and couldn't be happier, pretty much everything runs flawlessly on all ultra settings, 1080p 144hz monitor. Oh and render times are an absolute breeze now feelsgoodman
The international price comparisons are a nice touch.
I got a GTX 1070 Founders Edition for $200 slightly used, yes it's a 1000 series nvidia gpu but it still performs amazing, I came from a GT 1030 so I am blessed to even be able to play games.
The GT 1030 is a beast
As a European I am deeply saddened by the prices, but This is how it has always been here. Europe usually sees the highest prices out of the regions mentioned in the video.
The problem is not the Europe itself but customers. If people willing to pay more for overpriced cards then situation won't change. Why as a shop owner should you drop your prices down if there is a demand ?
@@hokopl The VAT is the main issue, but not only that.
used GTX 1080 is only $250 on eBay right now in the US and with RTX card prices still higher than MSRP it is really good
Picked up a 3070 TI at MSRP when it came back in stock here in the UK, not the best value card but should be a nice 1080 replacement for my ITX build where size and power draw is a factor. Love the content as always Ali.
I'm still so happy I managed to get a 3060 Ti at MSRP here in Aus for $700 back at launch. Crazy lucky that I woke up to an email from Umart at 2am lol
Grabbed a $400 6700XT to pair with my Ryzen 5 3600 @ 4.3ghz. I had originally bought a 5700 for about $260 then sold it for $600 when prices skyrocketed and picked up a modest GT1030. Ended up walking away with decent exchange.
when was a 6700xt 400 aud, how do i miss these deals
@@flcl7154 Ebay. I also picked up locally.
🚀🚀🌒🌒
6650XT is missing, that's the true 3060ti rival.
Facts
the goat at work again. literally the only tech youtuber i know who actually takes fps games serious and thinks about competetive players. keep up the work :) when razer viper v2 pro review?
i upgraded my aging 1080 to a 3060ti about a month ago and there is no regret what so ever! was able to sell the 1080 for a little over half of what i got the 3060ti for and the difference is really night and day between gaming and editing 100% recommend 3060ti
Gameziller
GTX 1080 is still good enough, why you cry that you need to go cheaper?
Save money, NOT YOU!!!!
xx60 card in some old PC = CRAP!
@@lucasrem 1080 doesn’t have ray tracing, dlss and performs worse than even a 3060 lol
Still using my 1070ti and quite happy, also looking at the 3060ti but think ill wait for the 4000 series launch to pick up a 3060ti at a lower price.
@@gameziller649 actually you’re wrong. The gtx 1080 does support ray tracing and can do it pretty well, it’s only like 15-20% slower than a 3060ti
@@devan124 still a solid card for 1080p and even some 1440p but the 3060ti is such a leap in features and performance it’s bonkers aha, prices are still a bit whacked up though
I was able to pick up a 6700xt from amd for mrsp a few weeks ago before they cut them for the 6750 and honestly id say go for a 6700xt it has the 12gb vram , which is more futureproof than the 3060ti-3070s 8 gb, as games are starting to require much more and will continue too. a rtx 3060ti has less performance than the rx 6700xt and they both have nearly the same power draw of 200 watts. nvidia does have better raytracing and dlss but amd is catching up with both in driver updates, not to mention the rx 6700xt today you can find for mrsp or under on newegg at 490 usd while the rtx 3060ti you can find at 560 if you're lucky or more normally 650-750 usd. no brainer for me.
yeah just picked up a 6700xt for under msrp. If you're like me and don't care about ray tracing and just want high fps at 1440p ultra can't beat 6700xt
If I understood the writeups on it. Bear in mind FSR isn't proprietary so over time we may see it be utilized more by games than the DLSS. It theb also has more likelihood of improvement/fine tuning for existing cards given its more open nature and given it is still developing.
I just purchased the EVGA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti FTW Ultra Gaming. Can't wait for it to get here and throw together my first pc!!!
Those prices for 3 year old GPUs are crazy
I just bought a 3070 FE at msrp $500 from bestbuy today. They're still hard to find but availability is getting better and better, and with patience you can snipe msrp deals for the first time in a long while.
Fantastic content as usual. I am curious what difference of power consumption we have or will have with current and upcoming gpus. Just and idea for new content ✌🏼
Thanks for such a great video, Ali. A suggestion for future price-comparison videos: when reviewing benchmarks with bar charts, what if right under each individual bar that measures average FPS you had a price-to-performance rating that was just FPS divided by dollars to get frames-per-dollar (and maybe had that value for each currency you look at)? Visualizing how much bang for your buck a given card has would be great.
Thanks again! Hope the new place is sick.
As a guy with an rtx 3050 I am really happy with it
In the UK right now the ebay market has GPU's for launch prices, however the brand new in box from retailers is the same as the EU chart. Yet....GPU's even on ebay being normal price!? thats amazing
Aussie dude here thinking of building my first pc . Was thinking of pairing a ryzen 5600x with a 3060ti , im really just into competitive shooters so seeking purely performance high fps at 1080p on low settings or performance mode . Would this be a good choice or a little overkill ? Games such as valorant , fortnite etc … ideally want to cap it at 240 . Unsure what motherboard to get but leaning towards a b550 wifi motherboard .
overkill
the graphs and visuals to help explain is so entertaining to watch
I paid £1200 ($1510 USD/$2133 AUD) for my RX 6800 XT a year ago. That same card is now priced at £818 ($1029 USD/$1454 AUD) - a ~32% discount. You'd have thought they would have come down more in price.
good point, we should feel lucky that prices are falling this fast, since every tech youtuber was saying that we could only expect things to get better in 2023
@@grakseazy6027 "feel lucky"? don't lick the boot of the market or corporations. it's cringe.
Another point is that if you like to stream your games you're pretty much going nVidia since AMD has, pretty much, abandoned that aspect of their drivers.
UK chap here - just picked up 6750xt for just under msrp, it was the same price as 6700xt and cheaper than a 3060ti.
Where did you buy it from may I ask?
Wish you included the 6800 😭
I think that considering ever increasing GPU power draw, currently high energy prices and climate change, efficiency (in FPS/Watt or Frames/Joule) is a metric that should be included in more GPU reviews/comparisons.
I did some digging on the current RTX cards and found that the 3070 is the most effeicient, while the 3070Ti drops of hard because of the high power draw of the GDDR6X memory. I did not look into AMD cards tough, would be interested.
I just switched to IEMs after wathching all your vids, I honestly didn't even know that they existed. Pretty surprised by their performance (I got the aria btw). I've been loving your vids man
I thought about aria too but i want something wireless that i can take everywhere. Im thinking about getting the soundcore liberty 3 pro. Now i use OnePlus buds z and they sound really good but i wonder how much better sounding are those
I got my RX 6600 XT for $400 AUD ($280 USD) and it is very good for 1440p but I wouldn't recommend it if it's not on sale.
Just Got the Powercolor Reddevil 6700xt for $550 and its so nice to be able to play anything ultra settings above 60fps and beyond upgraded from a rx 570 4gb so huge difference
For the pc builders / knowers > which Motherboard do you recommend for a Ryzen 9 5900x ( X570 motherboard )? The reviews and up/down sides are not helping me choose. I prefer not needing to update the bios and pricee range $350 max.
Since i got my cards at msrp and flipped a few PANIC sellers gpus for a nice profit. My upgrade methodology will follow my previous EFFORT/s. I still want a 4k gpu...but given the amount of gaming ive done on my system since q4 2020 ive never advised a marked up gpu purchase or a forced/coerced aspect towards upgrading. Theres a right time(based on panel/monitor specs/gaming genre) and a wrong time so to speak. Realistically i could have been fine with one of the 5700xt's i had found for 300$, i just never gave up on my ethics/intent towards owning a big navi/ampere gpu etc. Or a system that would play every game on maxed on my screens. Given the 999$ price of the 48" c1 and the large entry price point of the 42" c2. I expect the first FEASIBLE price cut to the C2 tvs....to come q4 2022 or around the holiday buying season ripe with these new GPU launches and platforms. Ultimately ill spend my 30s as a gamer on racing sims and a DD wheel. Ive more or less worked towards a departure from multiplayer shooters. Coming home from work to jump into a shooter/session for some hours etc....the older you get just becomes lack luster even if you want to still game/be a gamer. Where progress/skill development etc on racing sims really jumps as an appeal these days. Now that adaptive sync is getting better and better with each year g-sync is growing to be a larger gimmick or playing/paying for a "FAST REFRESH" QHD panel...like "WEVE" played by majroity games like warzone/cs:go/valorant etc....and TBH a 240hz QHD panel is just SO far out of PRACTICAL including price point...let alone ideal/image quality for sub max HZ fps ranges... Or AAA games/PVE maxed out games....as THERE still is a "LARGE" demographic "STUCK" with a methodology of building a new pc or a departure from very old/older builds....into this ERA...solely to play "FREE" games like warzone/apex/cs/valorant/siege etc.....on said 500$ screens with said 500$+ gpus...i see these trends as largely alarming....as indie games or MMO etc try to cut into THIS. I honestly cant justify a 2000$ build and "Expensive" monitor to play with these kiddos and generally toxic individuals...lotta investment/work to come home to that "LIFESTYLE" But to each their own....im not surprised DD wheels and sim racing has grown in popularity over the years myself. I played a lot more pve/hunter call of the wild and hack n slashers with my new build on 21:9 than "multiplayer shooters"....GIven the inherent advantage of TN panels for shooters with true GTG 1ms response times....or GPU software color profiles for higher vibrance/contrast for competitive advantage....we still have this STIGMA that a "FLAGSHIP" must be fast/response(MPRT on IPS UTTER JOKE) and COLOR accurate...yet this IRONY is just too much to cover. Same to ppl typically running games like warzone on LOW for more fps/advantage/frame time latency improvement. It really waters down the "REQUIREMENT" for a BIG new gpu...or a "ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES" qhd monitor.
Hey Ali! congrats on the new place. I just picked up a Viper v2 pro, I've got the g pro x and RVU, with the GPX being my go to 90% of the time. However, the V2 Pro is insane and I haven't used the GPX since. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it!
3060 ti is usually the value pick, especially if you grab it on a sale.
Love your videos. Glad to see a new one.
This is the first time I’ve ever seen a video like this
Im assuming you're Australian with that accent but none of those cards except for the 6600 are under $600 in Australia. The 3060 is hovering around $660-$780 and the 3070 are atleast $1000+ each
Thanks for makings these videos about the current market, it really helps a lot of people! I've got one question: Is it worth paying $70 AUD more for a 3070 over a 3060 Ti? This is a sale price, so I'm wondering if it's worth it or not.
Imo 3060 ti is close enough to the 3070 litterally lowering 1 setting to high or very high from ultra + overclock would close the gap to unnoticable
I haven't paid any attention to the graphics card market for the last few years due to the cost! Thank you for bringing it all into focus for me now that the prices are returning to normal 👍 the international pricing is greatly appreciated as well!
“Prices are lower than ever” I don’t know what world you’re living in but I would like to live there too.
Two months ago the title would still be " Fastest Gaming GPUs Under $1000"
RSR can be used on any game with AMD GPU's. And it is almost just as good as FSR so the arguement Nvidia has more titles for dlss is wrong. Its actualy the oppisite Amd has more games that work with its upscaling and AI re-imaging.
so happy i got scalped $1500 for my 3070 ti and my pc isn’t even done yet *small tears fall*
Finally got my 3070 and I'm very happy. I don't do much gaming so the TI didn't make much sense for me but the difference in the apps that take advantage of GPU acceleration or NVENC is well worth he price. Now I need to rebuild my old Xeon 2678 into something that the CPU can keep up. Best/worst part of the whole pandemic work from home thing was getting me off of my laptop and back into a proper desktop. =D
What you use your pc for mostly?
@@BadWeatherfreak sorry for the late reply, video editing (resolve) and some 3d work on the side. A lot more video editing than I used to do and going from my laptop with a 1050 to the 3070 has been a night day difference.
Hi, would you be able to include the Asia market in the future?
Still an informative video btw. The prices here is quite similar to the Australia market in the video.
I just picked up a Gigabyte 6700xt OC version for $679 here in a Australia, I think that is a pretty nice deal as they did me a deal at BPC Tech store as they ran out of stock of another card and price matched the replacement Gigabyte, these guys are pretty good & can't wait to install it in the coming week.
Ben Levrone
You are in Asia, you swim for products, get a boat?
Why not keep the old 1080 gen, why you bought cheap AMD cards?
i love optimum tech. the apex of tech channels.
thanks man, you gave me more confidence to buy a rx 6600... its a good value for sure
Really good to see you including apex legends benchmarks...
Keep it up
As it is the ne benchmark most people look forward to...
I managed to snag a 6600xt for MSRP recently and i absolutely do not regret the purchase, then again i am coming from an R9 290x so anything at all was an upgrade lmao
Im new to pc gaming and I’ve never heard of that card lol. That was definitely a good purchase and well needed upgrade.
I don't need to upgrade. Bought I bought an RTX 3070 Ti to replace my GTX 980. But hey - it can use a break. Got mine with a discount for 640$. Good buy for me.
What I find disingenuous about a lot of these videos is that the 3060 Ti's MSRP is $399. And people are still comparing it to other GPUs whose MSRP's are much higher. The 3060 Ti is barely better than the 6650 XT, especially at 1080p, yet the 6650 XT can be had for almost 30% less than the 3060 Ti. You can not find the 3060 Ti for under $600, and as soon as you think you do, some scalper buys it and sells it for $600. Stop buying from scalpers folks.
just picked up my new rig i was saving up for months by working at a gas station. i love it to death, RTX 3070Ti & i5 12600KF which both cost me around 1k € total in germany. but man this was worth it in terms of gaming experience, my first rig had the first ever i5 (4c/4t), after that gaming on a GTX 1660S but on a 4k Monitor was sometimes painful. Apex & WoWs was really nice, but something like Hunt Showdown & especially Escape from Tarkov was really hard on my eyes sometimes, since i had to set the ingame resolution to 1440p, or 1600x2560 max with low settings in general...
RTX 3090 tie best bang for buck in 2077
wow you actually put the australian pricing chart thanks mate
Still remember when you can build a whole mid end gaming pc for just $600
Would've been nice to see the 6800 non xt represented
Especially considering it's the same price as the 3070Ti
One important thing - 3070 is better that 6700xt, but it also need more power, so you have few more fps but pay more for card, pay more for using it. Need to seriously think about pros and cons of that if you are buying a gpu for few years as cost will add up. Also the VRAM which is a boogeyman today but who knows...
DLSS is a great option, i hope FSR will get more support.
Very interesting to see the free market take over pricing. Cards with matched performance seem to sell for about the same price, regardless of MSRP.
Damn 3070 Ti going for $1.1k in aud. Few months ago I got a prebuilt PC here in Aus with a 3080 10GB. After deducting the price of all other components, GPU came to $1.2k. I couldn't wait for 4000 series, had a 9 year old dumpster fire of a PC that was barely hanging on. And aren't GPUs notoriously difficult to get on launch day even before ? How long would you have to wait to see decent stock on new flagship GPUs at the best of times?
around 2-4 weeks max
lovin the locatino based recommendations this is sick
9:00 the RTX 3070 is orange and the RX 6600 is green, a little bit confusing but great video!
All of the nvidia gpus are slowly coming down in price except the 3070 it’s so frustrating
Maybe during the witcher 3 benchmark You had nvidia hairworks on by accident? That would maybe explain the drastically low Fps on AMD Cards....
Like is given because of the cat in 0:10
I live in the EU (Romania) and finding a 10GB 3080 at 1000USD was a bargain xD truly stupidly high pricing around these parts while the US enjoys MSRP or near MSRP for most GPU's
Amazing video and breakdown, easiest to understand, thank you
The 3070s would be mostly beating the 3070TIs as the power increase is quite significant compared to the performance gains devaluing this card eventually if you are a person who actually pays their own electricity.
bingo i own 3070 fe
what baout 3070 vs 3060ti?
3070TIs are cards for people that like to tinker, as the default configuration is extremely inefficient, but they're very good for overclocking or undervolting. For people that just want the card to work, a 3070 is a much more sensible choice for sure.
@@user-op8fg3ny3j Depends on the actual SKU, this can be similar in terms of power usage depending on models.
@@Alvin853 Bingo you exactly spoke my mind. that is the primary reason of buying 3070. i have upgraded from msi gtx 1060 6gb
I buy RX 6600 will try. In France Price are a bit high on midrange but entry model are MSRP so I bought one to move my GTX980.
I am exited for Etherium going proof of state this year. Many gpus will hit the market.
What does that mean? Dumb it down for my plz
@@blackdubz one of the reason there is a gpu shortage is basically because cryptocurrency miners use gpus to mine them. By going proof of state they aren't goig to be able to mine anymore. Reason why a flood of used gpus is coming.
im building a new pc from scratch im going for highend but i dont where to start so im here researching
I bought a titan xp for $499 during the height of the gpu shortage. You can buy them for 300 now. Great deal
I'm hoping to buy a 3070 ti in Asia region. Still the price is high here. Don't have any idea what to buy at these price range.
Like strix, aorus ,tuf card are almost 1k plus till now.