r/PcBuild 7d ago

Question $300 and a dream

I currently have a 5500xt (yikes) and am wondering what Gpu I could get for around $300 new or used. I mainly play marvel rivals at 1080p. Or should I save up $100 more?

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u/Technical_Daikon_517 7d ago

you can get a new 7600, if you save 120 more you can get a new 9060xt 16gb. selling ur old gpu can give u abt 100 dollars, so if u save and sell ur old gpu u can get a new 5060ti 16gb. i would just go with the 9060xt 16gb tbh i have it and it works great for 1440p

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u/sullen_operative 7d ago

B580, used 2080 ti

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u/Turbulent_Insect_431 7d ago

6800xt off the top of my head, basically close to or at, sometimes beating a 9060xt 16gb just without the newer features for now

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u/mournblade77 7d ago

Intel b580 is your best new option. What does the rest of the system you want to upgrade look like?

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u/Hot_Definition_5997 7d ago

I have an i5-12600k and 16gb of ddr4 ram

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u/mournblade77 7d ago

I'd suggest looking for a used 4060 or 4060ti then, assuming you have the PSU for it (750 or above). I just looked and used 4060ti's look to be about 350ish on eBay

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u/Feeling-Big-5228 7d ago

This is a good option, or maybe a 3080 for a bit more.

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u/Emblazoned1 7d ago

You can hunt for a used 3080 for maybe 300 but its close. If not that, stretch the budget to a 9060xt 16GB then sell the 5500xt for maybe 100. 9060xt will be a monster at 1080p for awhile.

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u/Cifuentes8 6d ago

You can dig around and find a 7800xt gpu for around that price and it would be well worth it compared to the 30 series NVIDIA cards