Graphic Cards Very confused between GTX 1060 3GB or 6GB. Need advice

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Sapphire RX470 4GB Nitro OC - 17500,
Sapphire RX470 8GB Nitro OC - 20500,

Sapphire RX480 4GB Nitro+ OC - 21500,
Sapphire RX480 8GB Nitro+ OC - 23000.

Supertron Pvt Ltd is the distributor for India regarding Zotac & Sapphire GPUs.
 
Sapphire RX470 4GB Nitro OC - 17500,
Sapphire RX470 8GB Nitro OC - 20500,

Sapphire RX480 4GB Nitro+ OC - 21500,
Sapphire RX480 8GB Nitro+ OC - 23000.

Supertron Pvt Ltd is the distributor for India regarding Zotac & Sapphire GPUs.
On Amazon 480 8gb it's for 22,666/rs but no warranty
 
The prices I posted are from Supertron at Secunderabad.

The local Supertron guy who deals with both Zotac & Sapphire is Sumit.

His contact no is 093 95 141110.
Call him and get your local guys number.
Finally I have decided will go for sapphire rx480 8gb nitro+ oc
Thanks everyone for help
@bssunilreddy thanks for the number ,I called this Sunil 3 times but yet he dint send me any number for Mumbai. Anyways will go to local market and find out who will take card payment.
 
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The card is recommended over many tech forums. Good luck for it.
PS post a short review about the performance of the card.
 
It is available but it's be quoted at 23,500/+2% if I use my credit card....
And if buy from Amazon it will cost around 21000/ but no warranty....

For 1080p Gaming & Future Proofing:

Buy the Sapphire RX470 8GB Nitro+ OC @ 20.5k from SAPPHIRE GRAPHICS CARD RADEON RX 470 8GB DDR5 NITRO+ OC

First off, I will say that my decision was based on three things:
1) Future Proofing
2) Price to Performance
3) 1080p Gaming

If you compare the reference specs of the two cards, you see that the RX 470 has only ~89% of the specs of the RX 480.

However, thanks to Sapphire's customizing, that percentage gets bumped up to ~93% with the Nitro+ models. That's because Sapphire has increased the base clock and the memory speed, and thus the memory bandwidth --and they've done a better job with the 470 percentage wise, than with the 480. And that 4% bump is a game changer when you look at the cost.

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Did you just copy the post from here :p

http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-3149957/bought-470-sapphire-nitro-480-sapphire-nitro.html

The specs are not equally weighted. The 300 more stream processors on the 480 will make a bigger difference than the clockspeeds and the memory speed.

It is available but it's be quoted at 23,500/+2% if I use my credit card....
And if buy from Amazon it will cost around 21000/ but no warranty....

If you use debit card the charge should be zero. 2k savings for no warranty is not worth it.
 
For 1080p Gaming & Future Proofing:

Buy the Sapphire RX470 8GB Nitro+ OC @ 20.5k from SAPPHIRE GRAPHICS CARD RADEON RX 470 8GB DDR5 NITRO+ OC

First off, I will say that my decision was based on three things:
1) Future Proofing
2) Price to Performance
3) 1080p Gaming

If you compare the reference specs of the two cards, you see that the RX 470 has only ~89% of the specs of the RX 480.

However, thanks to Sapphire's customizing, that percentage gets bumped up to ~93% with the Nitro+ models. That's because Sapphire has increased the base clock and the memory speed, and thus the memory bandwidth --and they've done a better job with the 470 percentage wise, than with the 480. And that 4% bump is a game changer when you look at the cost.

294d231fdd57c1bf1810351979511781.jpg
First I was confused between 1060 6gb vs rx480 8 GB and now when I make my mind you give me new confusion of 470 vs 480 my head is going to explode hahahahah
 
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