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Switching to AMD GPU for better gaming performance?
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Here's the direct comparison:
https://www.hardwaredb.net/geforce-rtx-3070-vs-radeon-rx-6800
Would it be worth it?
If you're in the US, looking at US prices (~$520), hellllllll no.
You can get a 9070 (non xt), for almost the same price (~$550), and thats a much, much better GPU, much more performance per dollar.
https://www.hardwaredb.net/radeon-rx-9070-vs-radeon-rx-6800
Or, you could get a 9060 XT (16 GB) for half about half the price (~$270), and still have a probably overall better card in most situations.
https://www.hardwaredb.net/radeon-rx-9060-xt-vs-radeon-rx-6800
And yes, a 9060 XT (16 GB) beats a 3070.
https://www.hardwaredb.net/radeon-rx-9060-xt-vs-geforce-rtx-3070
Double the VRAM, near half the cost, roughly 20% more gigapixel throughout.
Yeah, older model GPUs, the used market, at least in the US?
Pricing is delusional right now.
Apparently nobody got the memo that new, current AMD GPUs, have actually fallen in price a good deal in the last 6 months.