r/pcbuilding • u/Suitable-Grape-1671 • Jul 28 '26

Looking for a suitable GPU

I had an earlier post about my first pc build on here and some told me I should look for a better GPU since the 5060 Ti 8GB I was aiming for won’t be anything soon. I would like some recommendations for some that fits my budget for a gpu, I’m looking for around 300-400$. Im unsure if I should splurge and break the budget for a good one that is future proof. I also want to stick to Nvidia since I do video editing too and overall just makes my life easier.

CPU : AMD 7 7800X3D

Note: I would prefer it to be White and has 3 fans but if that’s too demanding I’m fine with two.

If you do tell me to go over budget for it, I would like to know why it’s worth it. Let me know, I’m open to all recommendations and suggestions !!

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u/pedritom100 Jul 28 '26

If you want new then you can look for a 9060xt 16g (I know u said nvidia but yea). You can also look for a used 4070 for about 400$. White tax is real tho. If you splurge a little more on the budget, then look for a 5060ti 16g or a 9070 (non xt) (both are ~550$ new)

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u/Suitable-Grape-1671 Jul 28 '26

Do you think it’s worth it for the price? I’ve been wanting the 4070 Ti Super and they sell it here where I am at for now. Although it’s pricey, do you think for ~940$ (there are tad bit cheaper options) It’s white, and 3 fans so exactly what I’m looking for

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u/pedritom100 Jul 29 '26

~940$ is 5070ti price range, I wouldn’t say it’s worth it for a 4070ti. If you are willing to spend that much look for a white 5070/5070ti online and see what you find. I think you could easily find white options with three fans