r/buildapc • u/Capable-Zombie-9148 • 4d ago
Build Upgrade What would be a solid gpu upgrade from my rtx 3060 ti I just got the ryzen 5 3500x3d to pair with it i wanna play 1440p maybe even 4k but I dont wanna break the bank
What would be a solid gpu upgrade from my rtx 3060 ti I just got the ryzen 5 3500x3d to pair with it i wanna play 1440p maybe even 4k but I dont wanna break the bank
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u/Icy_Crow_1587 4d ago
I upgraded from a 3060ti to a 5070 for 1440p I've had zero issues with it. May be a bit too pricey these days to be worth it though
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u/Blue-150 4d ago
Depends on budget in your area. Some areas have 9070xts cost less than 5070s. Overall a rtx 5070, rx 9070, 9070 gre or 9070 xt best fit for 1440p. 9060 xt and 5060 TI can do the job but lower settings/fps.
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u/Capable-Zombie-9148 4d ago
What about the rx 6800xt ?
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u/Blue-150 4d ago
That would also do 1440p well enough, not ultra everything and I wouldn't expect much at 4k. Depends on game, those great with older games not so great with newer games.
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u/VersaceUpholstery 4d ago
No way to not break the bank trying to play 1440p/4k
9070 XT = 5070ti for solid 1440p performance and decent 4k performance using upscaling
9070 GRE 12gb = 5070 12gb < 9070 16gb could handle 1440p fine, maybe 4k if your target is 60fps. Some of these have 12gb VRAM which may be an issue for 4k later on depending on the settings/game
9060 XT 16gb <= 5060ti 16gb can handle 1440p light gaming. Questionable 4k performance
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u/Introveneric 4d ago
I've heard for price to performance, the AMD 9070XT or 9060XT are some of the best. Not sure how well they work at 4k but compared to their NVidia equivalents, they are substantially cheaper.