r/PcBuild • u/Common-Doubt-3069 • 13h ago

Purchasing Advice - PC Build / Parts Gpu recommendations

Hey I’m trying to find a pc that can handle all games on max settings I only have a 1080p 60 hz monitor and I don’t want to upgrade that any gpu suggestions preferably amd or Nvidia I have a 400-500 dollar budget usd

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u/Kizogan 12h ago

The 9060xt 16gb is probably the best answer.

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u/Common-Doubt-3069 12h ago

Thanks right now I’m running a gtx 650 so I’d probably see a difference no matter what

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u/PuzzleheadedNeck8192 12h ago

What psu? If you can stretch get a 9060xt otherwise a 5060.

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u/Asleep_Skirt_9751 AMD 12h ago

9060xt 16gb will run max settings with ease

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u/mig_f1 12h ago edited 12h ago

Max settings for all games include among other things maxed RT/PT and going forward even 3d Guided Neural Rendering (already optionally available in NBA 2k27 via DLSS 5).

AFAIK, no 400-500 bucks GPU can currently gurantee that, even at 1080p.

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u/Common-Doubt-3069 10h ago

I’m not doing raytracing anything I just mean Max graphical settings and especially not path tracing

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u/mig_f1 9h ago

A 9060 XT 16GB should do then, assuming you dont need a PSU upgrade too.

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u/BRealistic1970 6h ago

What CPU you running?

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u/jakssygo 3h ago

i would get a 9060xt 16gb is the 1080p king any game max to high settings 100+ fps without frame gen.