The last one.I am getting a 3060 12 gb for 21500, 3060 ti for 23500 and 3070 for 27k. All inno 3d i chill. Which one to buy for 1080p ?
The last one.I am getting a 3060 12 gb for 21500, 3060 ti for 23500 and 3070 for 27k. All inno 3d i chill. Which one to buy for 1080p ?
Yea will do that. Had a last minute impulse to go for 6800XT as my next upgrade will be 5~7years later but that would require a PSU upgrade too. Lets see what the RX7xxx series brings aboutIt won't make much of a difference to the current midrange (3060Ti/6700xt etc) tbh since they'll be announcing the high end GPUs only.
Definitely worth waiting 6 days though just to see if it'll affect current market prices in any way.
I am getting a 3060 12 gb for 21500, 3060 ti for 23500 and 3070 for 27k. All inno 3d i chill. Which one to buy for 1080p ?
Price is fixed but I am thinking of settling for 3060 ti ASUS tuff version at 25k.pickup 3070 and bargain
Bhai take the cheapest one but in good looking condition. You'll get nothing from spending extra on Asus card. there's only 7% difference in performance between 3060ti and 3070. For 1080p 3060ti is fine for next few years.Price is fixed but I am thinking of settling for 3060 ti ASUS tuff version at 25k.
Okay bro, Asus card had 1 year warranty confirmed while I wasn't sure about inno 3d one so I was thinking of going for ASUS. But now I settled for a gigabyte 3060 12 GB at 20500 with 2 years warranty. I think it is enough for 1080p.Bhai take the cheapest one but in good looking condition. You'll get nothing from spending extra on Asus card. there's only 7% difference in performance between 3060ti and 3070. For 1080p 3060ti is fine for next few years.
Bad decision IMO... There's a big performance gap between 3060 and the 3060ti because both a different chips. 3060ti is actually cut down version of 3070 (same chip) and not a beefed up version of 3060.Okay bro, Asus card had 1 year warranty confirmed while I wasn't sure about inno 3d one so I was thinking of going for it. But now I settled for a gigabyte 3060 12 GB at 20500 with 2 years warranty. I think it is enough for 1080p.
But that 35% performance comes into play when the fps is already above or near 100. For most of the games, the difference is just 10 -12 frames. Also, the price difference is 5k because I won't go for inno 3d as it's warranty is not confirmed. Also, my processor is 4790k too so I won't be able to get the full performance from 3060 ti and I will be upgrading to 4000 series once I upgrade my system and switch to 1440p. That is my reasoning. I may be totally wrong though . :-DBad decision IMO... There's a big performance gap between 3060 and the 3060ti because both a different chips. 3060ti is actually cut down version of 3070 (same chip) and not a beefed up version of 3060.
for extra 3K more you could get 35% more performance. While going with 3070 over 3060ti you only get 7% more performance.
For now, not for long maybe 1-2 more years after that settings have to be compromised starting with textures as they don't have enough VRAM.3060ti and 3070 aa great 1440p cards
That is why I am confused from the morning. Finally decided to save some money and be done with it.3060ti and 3070 aa great 1440p cards
I was also thinking the same. That is why I am thinking of 4000 series with 10 GB VRAM for 1440p.For now, not for long maybe 1-2 more years after that settings have to be compromised starting with textures as they don't have enough VRAM.
Gone are the times when you can buy high end hardware and make it last 5+ years with no compromises.
smarter is to wait for AMD`s event scheduled on november 3 .Even nvidia might be waiting for it if RDNA3 delivers than Nvidia will have to forcefully launch the remaining 40 series card .If rdna 3 and its pricing is underwhelming Nvidia will first try to empty it rtx 30 series inventory with fancy new sku`s maybe with larger vram and than launch remaining 40 series card.That is why I am confused from the morning. Finally decided to save some money and be done with it.
I was also thinking the same. That is why I am thinking of 4000 series with 10 GB VRAM for 1440p.
So what will be the actual waiting time? Launch event and cards being available in the market ? Nov end or Jan 2023?smarter is to wait for AMD`s event scheduled on november 3 .Even nvidia might be waiting for it if RDNA3 delivers than Nvidia will have to forcefully launch the remaining 40 series card .If rdna 3 and its pricing is underwhelming Nvidia will first try to empty it rtx 30 series inventory with fancy new sku`s maybe with larger vram and than launch remaining 40 series card.
Time will tell all others can only speculate.. My guess would be on November end holiday period in the usSo what will be the actual waiting time? Launch event and cards being available in the market ? Nov end or Jan 2023?
well that will devalue all pricing even further used, new nvidia current RX6XXX series etcSo what will be the actual waiting time? Launch event and cards being available in the market ? Nov end or Jan 2023?
I mean how long we have to wait to see the effect in the market?well that will devalue all pricing even further used, new nvidia current RX6XXX series etc
go with 3070, ping @mzsa1994 to see if you can make a deal for an exchange. He was looking for 3060 12gb and recently bought 3070 which he will eventually exchange so you guys might get a good deal for an exchange.Okay bro, Asus card had 1 year warranty confirmed while I wasn't sure about inno 3d one so I was thinking of going for ASUS. But now I settled for a gigabyte 3060 12 GB at 20500 with 2 years warranty. I think it is enough for 1080p.
probably 15 days to 1 monthI mean how long we have to wait to see the effect in the market?
Why exchange 3070 with 3060 ?go with 3070, ping @mzsa1994 to see if you can make a deal for an exchange. He was looking for 3060 12gb and recently bought 3070 which he will eventually exchange so you guys might get a good deal for an exchange.
probably 15 days to 1 month
His requirement was to have more VRAM not necessarily have more powerful GPU.Why exchange 3070 with 3060 ?