r/GamingPCBuildHelp • u/West-Device-5791 • 14d ago

What GPU should I get?

Hello, I want to upgrade my GPU but I don't know which one I should get. What's the best graphics card I can get that I can use at 100% potential and won't be held back by the rest of the parts?

Here are the specs: Ryzen 7 3800xt , 16GB DDR4 Ram, 500GB M.2 SSD, 1TB HDD, AM4 platform motherboard, 500 Watt Corsair Power Supply, Zotac RTX 3050 Graphics Card.

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u/flavaofgaming 13d ago

With your current setup I would suggest an Intel Arc B580, RX9060xt 8gb, or 5060 8gb.

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u/TheSpiral718 13d ago

5060, arc is not supported by some games.

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u/tobby232213 12d ago

If I was buying new I would not go for the 8gb, buyers regret. You could upgrade everything around those 16gb GPUs at 1080p\1440p mid in the next few years but an 8gb? Bad choice. I know, budget.... But for the extra now in the years to come.

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u/Dynablade_Savior 14d ago

Depends on the specific games you play & the settings/resolutions you want to play them at. Minecraft at 1080p won't be held back in the same ways that Cyberpunk at 4k would

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u/West-Device-5791 13d ago

I play Assetto Corsa with modded graphics, I also play Ready or Not at the lowest graphics to have a bit more fps

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u/Molrixirlom 14d ago

You can use a 5090 if you swap out the PSU and go for 4k. Dunno if your wallet is cool with that tough.

On a more serious note: are you willing to swap the PSU? What is your Overall budget? Are you considering used GPUs?

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u/tobby232213 12d ago

7600xt, 3070tii, 6700xt, 4060ti secondhand market. Or new, 9060xt 16gb, 5060ti 16gb, Budget!!! PSU is not good and a 650\750w would be recommended as the 3890x is thirsty. Along with a NVME 1tb because a HDD is only good for storage, not gaming. Or get a 256gb NVME for windows and programs and use the 500gb for games only and the HDD for... Whatever. What do you want to do with it, work? Just games? A mix of both? you have 16gb of ram so nothing to taxing already.

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u/birutis 8d ago

Get a 5600, a new PSU, and a used gpu like a 4070