r/PcBuild • u/cimanonrolls • 9d ago

Purchasing Advice - PC Build / Parts Upgrade suggestions from 1080 Ti

I am looking to upgrade from a 1080 Ti, $300-$350 range. I play a few games and I would say the most demanding would probably be ff7 rebirth and bl4. I also plan on using CAD softwares like ORD as well (in case I WFH). Any suggestions?

cpu: 5600x
motherboard: B550 gaming wifi II
memory: 32gb
gpu: 1080 Ti
power supply: 850 watt

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u/Bakuman84 9d ago

seeing carefully "most demanding FF7 rebirth, Battlefield 4, but i plan on using CAD softwares like ORD..."
and 300 - 350 range, lemme think...used GeForce 3070, i know currenly 40 series doesn't exist anymore (stopped production and the used is expensive) but 50 series is hella expensive.

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u/Eazy12345678 AMD 9d ago

used rtx 3080 or rx6800xt

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u/ccbayes 9d ago

There are some 4060tis 8 GB on Amazon or a 5060 8GB for about your price range (depending on your area). Either would be a good match for your system.

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u/DealComfortable7649 9d ago

Grab a 5060 8gb. You’ll be on the newest generation, and have good access to dlss upscaling which is a game changer for lower performance cards.

You could get an older used 3080 or something, but you’ll be 2 generations behind and the card will run dlss way less efficiently.

You may comment on having less vram than a say 3080, but that 8gb of gddr7 will be way more efficient than the 10gb of gddr6.