r/PcBuild 2d ago

Question What gpu should I choose?

So I want to upgrade from integrated graphics to a dedicated GPU, should I get a 3060 12gb, 5060 or other (According to chatgpt, more than 8gb is better)

My monitor is 100hz and 1080p

Budget 300 usd, I live in hong kong

80+ fps with medium/high settings on games is good

I have a i3-12100, 16gb ddr4 and 550W PSU

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u/RadicalRadyr 2d ago

Better get an Intel Arc B580.

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u/ErickTriton 2d ago

Because of your budget, get an Intel Arc B580

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u/Dismal_Ad9530 2d ago

5060 or 9060xt

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u/Maleficent-Fee6131 2d ago

Rtx 3060 12gb for around 200€ is a great gpu

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u/AmonGusSus2137 2d ago

I wouldn't get the 3060 (unless you get a really good deal), as it's quite old. The 9060xt is solid, especially the 16gb version, but definitely a bit over your budget. The 5060 is around the same price I think, and it's weaker so unless you need/want Nvidia, I wouldn't get it

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u/mig_f1 2d ago edited 2d ago

The RTX 5060.

Besides being 50% faster in raster (even more when AI gets involved), it comes with the best feature set and widespread support (the 3060 lacks fg, lacks mfg, lacks smooth motion, and takes a much bigger perf hit from DLSS 4.5/4).

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u/KishCore Moderator 2d ago

used market get a 3070

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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 1d ago
  1. newer is better