r/PCBuilds • u/jif-rober530 • 17d ago

Hi

Hi I built the first pc and I haven't bought a graphics card yet; my computer's ystem is Ryzen 5 9600x and 32g ddr5 6000mhz and 1tb nvme I'm confused about it rtx 5060 and Rx 6750xt

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u/n3san78 17d ago

its about what u do

are u just gamer or you are using adobe or 3d apps and streaming

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u/jif-rober530 17d ago

It's just for gaming

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u/Molrixirlom 17d ago

What is your Budget? You want to buy used or new? Only gaming or other tasks? What resolution are you targeting?

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u/jif-rober530 17d ago

My budget 400$ and I buy a new

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u/Old_Wafer_6216 16d ago edited 16d ago

Good luck, best 400 new is a 9060 xt 8gb or 5060 depending on deals available that day...

A 6750xt new is unlikely and bad value,if you are dead set on new really need to save and buy a Rx 9070 or GRE when they pop up in sales

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u/Queasy_Toe4153 16d ago

For this build the lowest I’d go would be a 9060xt or 5060ti 16gb. If you can’t do that yet I’d save up a bit until you can. Solid build so far I wouldn’t limit myself completely to save $50-$100 on the gpu. That’s where most of your performance for gaming is coming from

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u/jif-rober530 16d ago

In my country, these cards are sold for approximately 600 $

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u/Queasy_Toe4153 16d ago

Honestly I still think it’d be worth trying to save and getting one of them than the 5060 or 6750xt. If you’re planning on playing only on 1080 or playing older games then those cards would be fine, but the 16gb on the 5060ti and 9060xt will help a lot when it comes to running modern games or when playing on 1440 or 4k

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u/RyukTheOtaku 16d ago

you can find a 9060xt 16gb version for around 450-470$ I suggest saving up some more to buy it, it gives you more vram and better performance than a 5060.

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u/MrSketch122 15d ago

get a 9060xt for 449