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3060ti/4060ti/6750XT

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Hi all,I'm in need of new gpu for 1440p gaming. My pc is 13600k with 32gb ram ddr5 on z690 chipset. I'm buying in europe so any of the 3 cards here costs around 400€. I had 2080 before and now since all this fsr,dlss,frame generation etc... I'm confused which one to buy. Since I don't have budget for 4070ti or 7x series from amd,I need gpu for 1-1,5 year before I will have money for up tier card. Which of these 3 cards is better choise for ONLY gaming in 1440p?

To clarify,I don't have ANY gpu at the moment
 
4060 Ti is the best of those three options by a good amount, especially stronger than the AMD option you listed.
 
I agree with XenineX. Reviews of recent AAA titles have shown 8GB to be insufficient for 1080p with high detail settings resulting in lots of stuttering and inconsistent frametimes. Texture packs are getting quite a bit larger and 1440p will only increase the memory demand. If gaming is your only concern and not workflow with certain video suites then go for the Radeon at present. Raytracing can make a noticeable difference in a few cases but the performance hit on any of these cards at 1440p probably won't be worth it. DLSS/FSR are next to useless at 1080p, marginal at 1440p and are really most useful when trying to increase FPS at 4K. The new DLSS 3 (frame gen) which is only available on 40xx series introduces lag along with artifacts so far. Maybe they'll improve it in time like they did with DLSS1 to DLSS 2 as the algorithm improves and they optimize it more but I'd prefer native 1440p if performance is sufficient. Of course some of this will depend on the types of games you play and your playstyle.
 
I would get the 6750xt unless you want to consider 2nd hand market like rtx 3080 10gb or rx 6800/xt 16gb.
 
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6750XT if you don't care about dlss, frame gen, etc.

4060Ti (16gb preferred) if you want dlsss, frame gen, etc.
 
kirbyrj said:
https://www.techspot.com/review/2685-nvidia-geforce-rtx-4060-ti/

The 128-bit bus really starts to kill the 4060Ti once you get past 1080p. If the 6700XT is neck and neck with it at 1440p and clearly ahead at 4K, then the 6750XT would seem to be a clear winner (absent DLSS, blah blah).
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That shows the 6700xt, so tack on another 5% for the 6750xt. Guru3d has the 6750xt in their 4060ti review, but it looks erroneous as the 6750xt is faster than even the 6800 in that review.
 
riev90 said:
I would get the 6750xt unless you want to consider 2nd hand market like rtx 3080 10gb or rx 6800/xt 16gb.
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Finding a 3080 or 6800 / xt with some warranty still on it would be the best, you'll game at 1440p for years without issue on any of the 3. Only a few companies have transferable warranties though. I don't think the 4060 ti is a good choice unless it's massively discounted (doubt that's the case), the 3060 ti seems to be heavily discounted now, same with the 6750 xt.
 
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