Does buying the original RTX 3060 make any sense in 2023?
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- Hello everyone, welcome back! Today, we are checking out Nvidia's mid range offering from the 3000 series of Graphics cards, the RTX 3060! Let's see how it does in series of Synthetic Benchmarks & Games. As always, if you enjoy this video, please consider subscribing to my channel :)
#gaming #rtx3060 #raytracing #nvidia
0:00 Intro
0:53 Specs
1:29 Thank you, Nvidia!
1:50 Benchmarks - 3DMark Time Spy, Fire Strike Extreme, Blender, Port Royal
1:52 3DMark Time Spy
2:17 3DMark Fire Strike Extreme
2:33 Blender Classroom
2:45 3DMark Port Royal
2:53 Heaven Benchmark & Power, MSRP & Used value
2:54 Heaven Benchmark
3:13 Power Consumption
3:40 MSRP
3:56 Used value
4:28 Gaming Benchmarks
4:45 Witcher 3 RT
5:16 Witcher 3 Ultra
5:29 Starfield
5:57 RANT! & Days Gone
6:29 Cyberpunk 2077 & Update 2.0
6:58 MS Flight Simulator
7:24 GTA6 When ?
7:35 Red Dead Redemption 2
8:02 METRO Exodus Enhanced Edition
8:30 FarCry 6
8:48 Forza Horizon 5
9:14 Conclusion & Outro
Music used in video
Sicko - Yung Logos
Tumbling Down Clouds - NoMBe
Lawrence - TrackTribe 
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Bro it's still an okay card, People literally daily drive steam decks and the most popular GPU is the GTX 1650...I hate how so many tech RUclipsrs (due to them having lotta money and sponsorship they can afford latest and greatest GPUs) make people feel they need to buy the highest end GPUs.
If you are still using 10 series, it's time. 16 series is okay but it's almost time to upgrade. And if you refuse to upgrade after that, don't complain about optimization in modern games designed for modern hardware
Most popular and used card is the RTX 3060 bro.
@@kirbyatethanos And that further proves my point making the RTX 3060 a good option for PC gaming without spending over 250 dollars, and if you have it already with a 1080p monitor it's not necessary to upgrade unless if you can afford to do so.
@@maxten1463 16 series are way slower than a 1080 ti for exemple i can understand why some ppl wont uppgrade
@lowliar8489 right I guess I was thinking of the 1060 but now that I think of it, the last time that there was a good gpu deal was in 2020 for the rtx 3080 and if you couldn't buy that, there isn't anything better now. So ig there just hasn't been a time to buy gpus at all.
I bought a 3060 12GB earlier this year and I will say its a HUGE leap over my 1050ti I had for years... I would had gone for the ti version but 8GB of vram made me get the non ti one. Since I do have games that can go into 8+GB range of vram usage.
I had similar upgrade mate but was upgrading from gtx 1060 (3gb) instead, and that vram is what cought my eye aswell
But the games that go above 8gb vram usage are so demanding for a non-Ti 3060 that you'll have to lower your resolution or settings to the point where it doesn't really use all that vram anyway? Isn't that so?
@@user-ku5oo2cl3z For the games I did play on was mostly Resident Evil games with Raytracing funny enough. So they can hit over 8GB due to raytracing and textures. As well modding too which you can inflate vram usage too which is another main reason too.
I bought mine just like you,earlier this year, in february, and let me tell you this: it's the queen of full hd ! I'm very happy with it !
@@user-ku5oo2cl3z That is not true. For example, I played No One Survived at 2K with ultra texures. The game was eating 11 GB of vram with 80-100 fps. 3060 ti should just have 16 GB of VRAM and no one would complain.
I bought mine almost 2 years ago. Runs pretty well, I also use it in rendering. Just the games nowadays are so unoptimized.
Hey, would it make sense to buy it right now for about 200$? (Used marker ofc)
@@vishveshchaudhari8254 its decent. just don't expect some crazy numbers out of it
@@vishveshchaudhari8254 imo yes, it can still run a lot of games just don't pair it to a 4k monitor, just stick to 1080p
@@moofhthis RUclipsr I watch uses this on cod till this day. He dominates. So I’m guessing it’s still good? I’m literally gonna only game..no streaming
@@khalilcruz5816 it also depends on cpu you pair it with. I have a i5-10600KF (it’s decent) and i was only getting like 85-100 fps on mw3 even with custom settings set for performance unless i’m missing something.
3060-12GB is the new 1060-6GB for 1080p gaming imo
Remember having to decide on whether to purchase 3060 vs 3060 ti. I went with the Ti because i felt i was getting a better value to performance. (even though nvidia foolishly crippled it with 8GB RAM). wound up selling it and upgrading to a RX 6800 after only a few months.
It always make me smile when i see 1080Ti in 2023 benchmarks 👍really miss this gpu --- It served me well for 5 years (3/2017 - 3/2022)
RIP
I still love my 3060ti but a 6800 is a juicy upgrade.
Just picked up one for $230 usd, going to pair it with a 10700k. Once the system is done, it will be donated to a family of modest means, so that the kids have a nice Christmas present 😁
hopefully its the 12gb version and not the 8gb one
Why ruin them with videogames.. get them a book instead, they'll learn something
@@goldrushjkghive had more fun with gaming than reading books
@@tommy90210_ lol have "fun" then. And when the realisation hits later on, it won't be that fun.
@@goldrushjkghyou act like i dont do anything besides gaming lol
For me, it did, and vram was a factor. I had a 4060 ti that had to go back due to coil wine and decided to go 3060 for price and win 7 compatibility even though I seldom boot into it anymore. Still nice to have the option... anyway, this card is a 1080P beast. I have it undervolted and overclocked, and top down tuned; starting at ultra, working down. I'm getting over 100 FPS in everything tested except for starfield, which is still getting 40-100 FPS depending on where I am. I'm not using dynamic res but do have FSR2 enabled with sharpening @ 80% and VRS in the case of starfield since it lacks even a modicum of optimization.
The 12GB model yes.
I have a 3060, and the best thing is that I can use it for gaming and also for running LLM's and Stable Diffusion. CodeLLAMA 13b/4bit runs nicely using exLLAMA-HF, and Stable Diffusion can do 1024px with ControlNet enabled in 1.5 models (I haven't tested SDXL on it). Unfortunately, the only upgrade path for it is the RTX 4070 or the upcoming 4070 Super.
both overpriced gpus sadly, i have a2070 myself which is equal in performance and the upgrade path from it is just horrendous, NO gpu is attractive in the current market.
@@SweatyFeetGirl Unfortunately I didn’t had too much choice. I needed at least 12gb vram for Llama2 13b models and CUDA support, so I’m limited to the 12gb 2060, 3060, 4060/ti 16gb (but they are awful), 4070 and beyond (or a 3090 but I don’t want the power consumption of a 90 class gpu).
Running stable diffusion also. Satisfied until I hit the lottery and can afford a 4070
SDXL works on it decently! Unfortunately it's slowish, but it can do the jobs handed to it. I'm gonna keep mine going for as long as I can, or at least long enough until Nvidia's machine learning crown has been taken by team blue and red... which is sadly still in the far future.
I have a 3060 12gb card that's made by EVGA and it's a pretty good card. I did give 300.00 for it though. After looking at the other versions I think I got a better card. It really is a shame the way Nvidia is treating everybody today.
I bought an MSI 3060 a couple of months ago and i am very happy with it. Im going to run it for a few years and see what happens to prices for the 40- series and 50- series.
If the 3060ti had 12 GB of VRAM, I would have opted for it over the 3060. But 8GB isn't enough these days, so my lower tier RIG is happy with the 3060 12GB. Great video. 👍👍
Just bought a 3060 12gb by Zotac a couple months ago. Absolutely love it! Honestly I would recommend an AMD alternative if all you’re going to do is game on it. The 3060 12gb is a great GPU for an entry level content creator build (which is why I bought it). Don’t get me wrong I love AMD CPU’s, but I cannot stand how every person with an AMD card recommends them over Nvidia. You need to know what the person intends to use the GPU for. I would NOT recommend an AMD GPU for anything outside of gaming. AMD is just not there yet…hopefully one day, but not right now the cards are dog water for content creator’s.
Same! I currently run a 3060 12GB, and for my uses it's not hiccuped even once thanks to its big vram bank. Honestly, the entry of Intel is quite exciting. I'm hoping either team Red or team Blue can beat out Nvidia in the near future, because with the 40 generation of cards it's quite clear that Nvidia intends to squeeze content creators out of every penny.
It was a good replacement for my aging rtx 1060 not planing on upgrading anytime soon
3 years now using my 3060 and its still working great havnt even had to overclock it yet. great card 😁😁😁
I have the RTX 3060 12GB works great in Daz Studio.👍
For a lot of us is a mad GPU, because we have access to pretty much all the latest productivity technologies and 12 gb of VRAM for less than 300 dollars and can also run games pretty well, just is a matter of turning down a few unnoticeable settings in games
I have a laptop with a mobile 3060. Great little laptop. Also just upgraded from a 3070 to an 7900xt
Well Steam survey has it as top gpu now, I have one 12gb in house got in EVGA que during the great gpu shortage so paid MSRP when this was over 700$US, it is a 1080p gaming PC its in, it gets the job done :) also my laptop has a 3060 in it :)
Just picked up a used 3060 for $300 CAD. About double the performance of my 1060. Great pickup.
Also bought the 3060 as an upgrade from 1060. What power supply / wattage you use?
If you already have it its good enough and has enough vram to hold onto till the 5060 and you'll get it a good 4/5 year lifespan out of it :)
Yup it still worth, if you can find it at a reasonable price of course, i wouldnt pay 300€/$ or higher for it at this point when for that price you have the 4060 or an RX 6700/6700 XT if can still find stock of it.
Just bought a Zotac 3060 12gb $250 brand new.
Does wonders for my editing and AI.
I want to thank you gamers for moving on to the newer and newer cards thus driving down these gems to $200~
Where did you buy that from??
@@antvind Newegg
@@antvind If you go there now, there are still 3060 12GB cards brand new for under $300 USD, and there's a refurbished one still going for $200USD! best hurry.
Yup@@eggtarts286
i have a msi ventus 3x..it is a decent starter card for A.i and most games...it can certainly utilize the 12gbs of vram during A.I rendering(all of it if you push it hard enough...my 2080 smokes it though..by 15 to 30 fps in games..but ampere is way more modern than turing..my 3070ti proves that..still the 3060 is fine for 1080p..its problems was its gimped processor...by the way me 3060 is new and the box says:lhr..so i presume its low hash rate.
I have Asus tuf 3060 12Gb and i think its a solid high end piece of hardware for me with reasonable performance for my budget wallet as i have low income in my country ao i can't get high end pc parts so i love it its good for me at 1080p
If it’s less than $250 then yes. If no, there are better options like the 6700/6700XT, 4060(despite the decrease in vram), a used 3080 on EBay goes for $370-$450.
yea, RX 6700 costs exactly the same as the RTX 3060 and is 20% faster
it should be half the price of the 4060 at the very least. specially considering nvidia is pushing their frame gen so hard and the 3060 does not* have it.
@@SweatyFeetGirlIn gaming 😂😂😂
American prices are so low. if i had 3060 avalible to buy for 250$, i wouldnt even think, just bought.
That's where the Zotac 3060 12GB White was, brand new (it's now sold out).The MSI Ventus, Zotac (black) and Gigabyte Gaming (3 fan) all clock in at under $300 USD on Newegg right now, and you can probably get a used 3060 12GB for 200usd (there's a Gigabyte Eagle 2 fan refurbished at that price right now). If you're even willing to consider the 4060 price bracket, then 6700XT is a clear winner. If you're considering content creation and that's why you're not on team Red, then the 3060 12GB will be able to handle tasks that'll choke on the 4060's 8GB vram. In both cases, the 4060 is a no-buy. If it had been a 16GB card at a low premium, it would've knocked the competition out of the park- but no, Nvidia made a lemon out of it.
Nice benchmark.
For only a bit more I think the 3060ti or 6700xt are much better buys. At the same money I think the 6600 will win, but we'll see for sure in your next video.
Why does warzone runn way better on my 1660 super than my 3060 i just dont get it :(
Hey i still have my 3060 in my pc today that i use daily !
I had a 3060 for a few days 2 years ago but never opened it. I bought a 6700XT instead and returned the 3060. The price then was 550 for the 3060 and 620 for the 6700XT. Prices are about half now or less. But considering how demanding games are now they should be even cheaper. Even my 6900XT struggles in some recent games. Only 1080p is possible in Alan Wake 2 according to tests I’ve seen. 2 years ago a 250 3060 would have been amazing. Now im not very impressed.
i am using a 3060 12 gb and i run everything, not max'd out or anything , but high , very high settings, i can run maxd but as a FPS shooter player more frames the better, less detail the better
3:56 sure but good luck trying to run modern games, like Alan Wake 2 that utilize dx 12 ultimate (12_2) features on the cards above 3060
it can just about run palworld at miniumum and it does it good. so it means it is on the brink of death of that generation but still okay
ehh, its pretty decent... i ordered one yesterday, due that i building a new gaming pc for myself in this christmas, but after 3-4 years, i plan to upgrade the gpu.
and since most modern AAA games sucks, i think i be okay, becouse most of the time, only triple A games need a beast of a GPU, due to the lazyness of the company, since they try to make the highest graphical details as possible, rather than putting actual content in the game, that is worth playing...
I am still rocking my original 3060
guys guys guys why do you criticising 3060 ??? its 2023 all of the cards facing huge performance issues thanks to developers with dlss in mind games only look 10% batter and 400% harder to run (in starfields case -10% and 500% harder to run )
Asus 12gb Rtx 3060, still king!
Dude my rx580 still ite I am gonna upgrade tho soon 😂
i have one, plays anything on high-ultra...
3060 went for as low as $220usd during black Friday so that was quite a solid deal. Also, used is going for $200cad which is $145usd so the prices mentioned in this video makes no sense for used
meanwhile, after seeing the direction this generation games are going, I'm still wondering if the 4070 makes any sense....
alan wake 2 exhibits very poor performance on a 3060,even at low/med settings.
If you consider the recent games this card is obselete for 1080p
i got an RTX 2070 which is the same as the 3060 just with 8gb, yea, it is obsolete for new games in 2023
I play plague requiem on high at 60fps. Seems fine to me. All I’ve had trouble with is starfield.
"Obselete" absolute joker
My 1660 Super is still kicking ass in Cyberpunk and Robocop and I know the 3060 is better than it. Sounds like a good upgrade to me.
Ha, you and me both. My 1060 is still holding on...
The 3060 is sure the most average GPU but it is a huge upgrade from the 1650 which was the previous most average GPU. You are getting double the speed and I don't see an issue with that
It does depending on your CPU it is like an updated 1080 to 1080 ti if you get the 3060ti it has 256 bit making it comparable to 2070 Super to 2080 Super
I spent $250 and there's not a game on earth I can't play what else do you need
as long it suport by GEFORCE Experience it's OK....
I built a new pc in 2022. My former daily use pc is now a machine learning station I use to teach myself data science and deep learning with neural networks. It has a 3060 12 gb. I don't care about fps
It makes no sense at all at around $250, considering you can get an rtx 4060 for around $300.
Sure the vram is less but the 8gb vram isn’t that much of an issue considering the speed of both cards nowadays….
Unless you actually need the vram, the 4060 is better.
In my country 4060 cheaper than rtx 3060 12gb
THE MIGHTY R9 295X2!!!!
Not to mention because of the RAM this is a VR beast
if yall want to go used a used 6800 or xt version is literally better
i went from 1050ti to 6800xt that i pay 350$ for its literally night and day perfomance diff
In other words, don't spend 2 grand on "the latest " and feed your fuckin kids / pay down your debts
Days gone isn't flawless I can see stutters on the graph
The issue with all of RTX 3000 series is Nvidia, everyone thinks the tech is 2 years old when it really is not, people had to wait over a year to afford one because of the dumb Bitcoin mining fools and the greed of Nvidia selling pallets of cards just to miners before the public ever even got ahold of the product. RTX 4000 series should even exist right now as not needed, Nvidia needs to get off their lazy azz and improve RTX 3000 series with drivers being they took well over one year off not selling to the public.
watch nvidia cancel driver support in 3-4years from now lol. realistically theyre 3year old products already
Couldn't have said it better myself, you're absolutely right. I wasn't even able to get my hands on a 3080 until they released the 12GB model in the middle of 2022 - nearly two years after the 3000 series debut!
RTX 3060 is a good budget graphics card, no less, no more
Synthetic benchmarks are not important, I would argue that they are the least important benchmark you can run....
You completely missed the elephant in the room - this is by far the cheapest you can pay for that much vram. Maybe doesn't matter so much for gaming. But Vram is the single limiting factor for ai art and llms because the entire model must fit in ram. The next card with this much vram is hundreds more expensive.
brand new no way it's an awful deal. Used under 210$ maybe . But considering that if you are on that budget then every cent and fps counts then you should just get an rx 6600xt/6650xt is a way better deal.
You ain't doing no pro video editing or ray tracing with a 3060 so forget about the "productivity" excuse. The only thing you are getting is DLSS everything else is inferior.
if you bought it for $200 or less, yes. otherwise, no since used 6700XTs go for somewhere around the $250 mark
A RTX 4070 is the most budget friendly Future proof card right now from Nvidia.
If you are looking for a 4060 but can find a 3060 for the same price of less then there is no reason to not get the 3060, since the 4060 is a pile of crap and literally has the same performance.
Better get used RX 6700 XT, more powerful, and updated feature like frame generation which is amd fluid motion frame.
It's a 900p GPU today.
I use it to game at 1440p lol
@@Neilos-sd6ti well it was a 1080p GPU upon release.
Totally regret the 3060ti purchase...already a piece of e waste since useless for anything teleased in 2023
3060 sucks !
5700xt and 2070 super goes for 150-220$ and performs better
@@Noodles1922 hasn't happened yet. i would only listen to AMD statements about their stuff not a bunch of nvidia fanboys spreading misinformation like they always do.
Is this made by AI?