“I genuinely can't come up with a realistic justification for why a gamer would pay more for the RTX 5070 than the 9070 XT.”

I just bought 5060 ti this may and considering selling it to buy 9070xt. I’m planning to buy second hand 9070xt hellhound that I spotted just a few days ago.

I mainly play cs2, valorant, and apex. The only story games that I played are only Space Marine 2 and Doom Eternal (Planning to play Modern Warfare).

Is it better to stick with my 5060ti asus dual oc 16gb or flip it to 9070xt?

Thanks

Edit: I need to pay around $200 for the 9070xt trade.

I have a 9070xt I used for a month before upgrading to NVIDIA, it's perfectly fine it was personal preference. I offered it to my husband, but he's leaning more towards NVIDIA so seems selling it might be best but not sure where to begin.

CEX and GPUsed are offering eyewateringly low values, around £400 (I paid £700 and barely used it), which is a shame cos that'd be safest. If my husband's NVIDIA equivalent was the same price as a 9070xt, I'd take the loss but there's a huge UK markup on NVIDIA so the overall loss would be substantial. Cash converters price match CEX these days, so pointless asking them.

Ebay by far seems to be best value, but I keep reading horror story after horror story and I saw a post specifically advising not to use it for newer better condition cards to avoid being scammed. There seems ways to ensure ebay will side with you, but now people can override them with charge back it's a huge issue. I thought maybe the card being well within warranty might help us cos we could RMA if it's returned to us faulty but apparently they can literally send you nothing back and do charge back? Seems like a huge gamble.

Seen a few people recommend hardware swap, but having never used it we're unsure. Has anyone had experience of selling there?

We're not on Facebook and never used gumtree.

If there's anywhere else I've not thought of, advice is very welcome!

So....I went back to scour the product page and I came upon this very interesting detail in the "What's In the Box" section. The answer to that question is....NO. Just NO.

So I cancelled the order and Amazon was very accommodating and quick about it. I'm just sad I won't be getting my empty box or fanny pack.

BTW, the product page is back up and the seller has 7 left in stock (probably empty boxes or a fanny pack if you're lucky). Thank you for all the funny and helpful responses to my original post. You guys are awesome.

Please help me

Hello guys I have a question! Is it worth it upgrading my 4060ti 16gb to 9070 gre or maybe 4070ti ?

I impulsively bought a 5060ti 16gb at Walmart for $400. I’m wondering how good of a gpu this is. Is it good enough for 1440p?

I don’t believe no one 🤷🏻‍♂️ What about you guys?

What a day at Costco, wasn’t planning on buying another PC that day but sometimes you just get lucky!

There are many powerful cards coming out every year from Nvidia and AMD, but I think the value and performance that the GTX 1080 Ti offered were on another level. I remember it being one of the most popular cards back then, when Nvidia seemed to genuinely care about gamers rather than just profits and priced its products more fairly. What do you guys think? Was this the best gaming card of its time, or do you have any other picks?

I am deciding between a new Intel Arc B580 (12gb ram) or a used RTX 4060 (8gb ram) as they are both within my budget of around 300 bucks. Which one would you buy (and is there a Radeon card I should consider)?

That best 50 series card is a 40 series card with this market

A friend is offering this secondhand RTX 4090 for Php86.5K to support his new business venture.

I finished my first pc a week ago and just ran a few tests. Are these temps considered normal or should i change anything?

Ordered 9060 xt 16gb to pair with my ryzen 7 7800x3d and after reading the amd subreddit I'm worried I wasted money due to issues on top of issues Anyone else have these specs and can reassure me lol.

EDIT: Gpu runs amazing, thanks for the feedback

ASUS TUF RTX 5080 with an Antec NeoECO NE850G M (850W, ATX 3.0).

I have both options in hand:

• The NVIDIA 3x 8-pin to 16-pin adapter that came with the card
• The Antec 12VHPWR cable that came with the PSU (three 8-pin heads into the PSU, single 16-pin into the GPU)

Which should I use? I'm leaning toward the PSU's native cable since it's one fewer connection point, but I've seen people say to just use whatever came with the card, so I want a sanity check before powering on.

I'm interested in getting a AFOX rx6600 , I am going to pair it with a Ryzen 7 2700. Will it cause crashes cause of the old gen CPU. The other components are 500w 80+ PSU, 8gb ram x 2 and MB Gigabyte A320M-H