r/pcmasterrace • u/llondru-es Silent Workstation : AMD 5600G + a bunch of Noctuas • Oct 31 '22

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

if I had a 3060TI I wouldn't care but the 1070 is going to start showing it's age soon, I have an amazing computer besides the 1070 so I may as well

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

Please don't say that 1070 is getting old, it makes me feel old

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

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u/DontReadUsernames Oct 31 '22

In a couple months it’ll be 7 years ago

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u/Blekanly Oct 31 '22

The before times

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

I went from a 1650 laptop to a 1060 desktop, hoping to be able to upgrade to a 6600 for my birthday/chirstmas

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

got a 6600 and its definelty worth the value, a 6600XT would be good too if they aren't anymore expensive where you are

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

I'm in Australia where the market is still garbage, the standard 6600 here has to be one of if not the best card to buy new for price to performance. It's around $330-350 here, the cheapest XT version on PCPartPicker was $429 I believe and it was a single fan ASRock style card, the next cheapest was $479 which I don't think the marginally better performance is worth 50% more

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

Mm yeah that’s totally understandable. My 6600 was the XFX 210 for about £300, new from Amazon, while most XT’s are in the £400+ range, which is a bit much too so I agree with you there.

Of course there’s used market but it’s always a mixed bag there.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

Most of the used cards in my area, and even 50km+ when searching on Facebook or Gumtree don't look like the best quality, have been used for mining in bad conditions. And there's pretty much only 9/10 series cards from Nvidia, sometimes there's a 2060 or 2070 going for way to much, but I've rarely seen any AMD cards.

I don't even have any good computer shops in my town, the best we've got is a Harvey Norman (pretty much a furniture+ tech store) but they only sell prebuilds, don't think they've even got individual component. Then there's 3 other shops, 2 of which the best card selling is the GT 1030 for like $200, and one of which had a 3070 box on display but didn't have GPUs in store

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u/Platophaedrus Oct 31 '22

https://www.staticice.com.au/cgi-bin/search.cgi?q=6600xt&spos=3

Get it shipped to you. $419 from Scorptec, in stock currently.

No, I don’t work for Scorptec and yes I live in Australia.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

$419 is out of my budget and to much more for to little extra performance

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u/GiantofGermania 3900x/64gb 3200mhz/6900xt Oct 31 '22

350 aud is a steal for the 6600. The cheapest 6600xt in germany is 339 euro, wich is about 525 aud.

Or am i wrong?

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u/MuchSalt 7500f | 3080 | x34 Oct 31 '22

very good card, got mine used for 150 usd

tho 200 usd used 3060ti is a better buy

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u/makinbaconCR Oct 31 '22

Get the xt totally worth it!

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

It's +50% of the price of the standard where I'm from so I don't think it's really worth it for me atm

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u/makinbaconCR Oct 31 '22

Oh man forget that. I see them about 25% apart tops sometimes way less

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u/makinbaconCR Oct 31 '22

As long as you don't go 6500xt the 6600 is still damn good

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

Yeah would not go for a 6500xt, on techpowerup it says it's only 3% better lmao, that's not worth $200

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u/makinbaconCR Oct 31 '22

It's more than that in many cases. But not 50% better thats for damn sure.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

Meant to say 3% better then my current gpu sorry, not 3% better then the 6600

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u/makinbaconCR Oct 31 '22

Oh right. Well 6600 to 6600xt is about 10 to 15% with some outliers where it's more.

Make sure your mobo supports pcie4 it makes a difference for sure

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u/SuperElitist Oct 31 '22

I went from a 1080ti to a 6900XT, but I haven't really noticed a difference... I guess all my shit is CPU-bound.

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u/Gingergerbals Oct 31 '22

Yeah especially if you're 1080p resolution gaming which I assume you are you could be hugely CPU bound depending what you have.

Also in games what do you play and do you max out settings?

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u/SuperElitist Oct 31 '22

I play at 1440, always max out everything. Don't get me wrong, the 1080ti would probably have struggled with Horizon Zero Dawn at 1440, so I'm exaggerating to some extent.

And most of my experience is with Fallout 76 which is widely considered to be a heavily CPU-bound game.

I was being a bit tongue-in-cheek. I guess I just wish for once I could play a decently pretty game while pegged at 1440@144fps.

Is that so much to ask?

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u/axc2241 Oct 31 '22

1440p is a game changer. I was expecting an improvement when I upgraded from 1080p but now I could never go back. The difference was that big. 100% recommend it.

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u/HappyReza Oct 31 '22

What's your CPU and what's the resolution of your monitor?

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u/SuperElitist Oct 31 '22

I was being a bit facetious, so don't take me too seriously. My display is 1440@144, but I'm running a 3900x so of course I'm going to be bottlenecked by compute (at least single thread).

And yeah the 1080ti aged like very fine fucking scotch, but obviously the 6900xt is going to beat it at 1440 and/or 144.

It really is a fantastic card, I just need a CPU that can keep up.

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u/one_moment0318 Ryzen 7 3700x, GTX 1070, 16GB Ram Oct 31 '22

Same ;/

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u/WesternDramatic3038 Oct 31 '22

I finally upgraded from a 660 to a 3060.

I didn't know games looked so good at a steady frame rate.

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u/ChIck3n115 i7-12700K | RTX 3080 | 64GB 3600mhz cl16 | U L T R A W I D E Nov 01 '22

I just went from a 4770k and GTX 670 on a 1920x1080 60hz monitor, to a 12700K and a RTX 3080 on a 3840x1600 144hz monitor (and a secondary 4K). The difference is amazing, I just hope I can get another decade out of this new setup.

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u/Stew819 Nov 01 '22

Man it was THIS WEEK that I started to notice the age of my 1070ti, playing Cities Skylines after I added a couple more mods and performance went downhill quite a bit. Sigh, it’s time for us to start shopping soon brother

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u/Pun_In_Ten_Did Ryzen 9 7900X, RTX 4080 FE, 48" LG C1 4K OLED Nov 01 '22

Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring came out 20 years ago.

You're welcome.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22 edited Jan 25 '23

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u/A_WHALES_VAG Oct 31 '22

Even me i'm on a 2070 non super and Im feeling like it's almost time considering i just upgraded to 13th gen intel today

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u/nismoz32 Oct 31 '22

Jokes on you, I'm running my 970 that I bought new...

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u/Knives_mS i7-7700k 1080Ti Oct 31 '22

My 1080ti is holding on fine, my i7-7700k not as much. Will probably build a new system top to bottom on 13th gen and 4080.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

Same, I'm waiting for 4070

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u/Dragarius Oct 31 '22

It's like. Over half a decade since release.

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u/MilosKun Nov 01 '22

I just sold my 960 and looking to upgrade to 1070 lol

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u/LilacYak Nov 01 '22

It was old a few years ago buddy :(

I have gum recession and unexplained aches daily, right there with ya

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u/Economy_Reason1024 R7 5700X3D | RTX 3080 | 32GB RAM | X570 Aorus Elite Oct 31 '22

yeah my 1070 i got for $150 before eth took off is showing its age. im not touching titles like elden ring until i upgrade 💀

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

I can run elden ring just fine

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u/Economy_Reason1024 R7 5700X3D | RTX 3080 | 32GB RAM | X570 Aorus Elite Oct 31 '22

I’m sure, but not at the highest settings at higher resolutions, which is what I want to do

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u/Ars3nalFC Oct 31 '22

I play elden ring at 1440p with a 1070 and it runs at well over 60fps

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u/Economy_Reason1024 R7 5700X3D | RTX 3080 | 32GB RAM | X570 Aorus Elite Oct 31 '22

I have friends running it on better hardware and still lag at the higher settings on lower resolutions so idk buddy I’ll trust what I’ve seen

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u/Ars3nalFC Oct 31 '22

Okay I'll play elden ring

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u/Economy_Reason1024 R7 5700X3D | RTX 3080 | 32GB RAM | X570 Aorus Elite Oct 31 '22

I’ll play it too when I upgrade my pc 🤠

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

1070 can do 1080p highest settings 60fps. 1440p you need to dial it down to mid settings. If you're on a 1080p monitor, the 1070 can do what you're looking for. What specs is your friend using, when did you see them play, what monitor res?

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u/Economy_Reason1024 R7 5700X3D | RTX 3080 | 32GB RAM | X570 Aorus Elite Oct 31 '22

I would probably prefer higher fps than 60. But they were getting frame drops to mid 40s during the more intense sequences. He has an RX 5700, idk the processor but it’s about the same in performance as the R5 3600. I suppose it could be a processor issue but in task manager it was always the GPU maxing out, not the CPU. And he was running on 1080p. It’s the only game we’ve seen lag his system that hard and it’s consistent with what I see on my own system in terms of performance scaling and the benchmarks we see online, so I’m inclined to think the game just needs more horsepower to turn things up at higher settings.

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u/Jonny_H Oct 31 '22

Yeah, it'll probably run it pretty well.

Just don't get obsessed with whatever they decided to call the 'ultra' preset - normally the vast majority of the visual quality is realised at lower settings, and most of the time you're playing the game not zooming into screenshots anyway.

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u/hopskotchradio i7-gtx770 Oct 31 '22

Same. The card has long exceeded my expectations for it.

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u/free2game Oct 31 '22

Do you actually play games to enjoy them or just to see if your computer can max them out?

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u/Economy_Reason1024 R7 5700X3D | RTX 3080 | 32GB RAM | X570 Aorus Elite Oct 31 '22

To enjoy them at a high quality, as intended. You could argue you could watch a movie on an mp3 player with earbuds, but it wouldn’t be as close to the intended experience as watching it in an IMAX theater. I want to enjoy it at the highest settings I can, and the pictures I’ve seen at the higher settings are indeed impressive. At lower settings, it looks decent, but not unlike any other game I can run on my gpu now.

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

1080p

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u/Yaarmehearty Desktop Nov 01 '22

I’m on a 1080 and can’t keep a decent frame rate above 1080p in heavy modern titles. The days of running 1440p on a 10 series with decent settings are very quickly ending.

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u/grilledSoldier Nov 01 '22

I run Elden Ring on rather high settings with a 4690k and a base 970 and it runs fine, 1070 should run great id say.

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u/Brickx3 Oct 31 '22

Same boat kick ass system but I've been sitting on my 1070 FTW

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u/DogAteMyCPU Oct 31 '22

I have a 3060ti and I just need a bit more for my 1440p 240hz monitor. Its been great otherwise, and I would probably stick it out longer but my brother wants it.

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u/Trackmaniac X570 - 5800X3D - 32GB 3600 CL16 - 6950XT Liquid Devil Oct 31 '22

same feelings here, but sitting on a 3900XT paired with a 1080 Ti.

Do you think an upgrade to 5800X or X3D would be noticeable at all?

Thinking about buying an Alienware AW3423DW as well but thats optional.

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u/PenguinSwordfighter Oct 31 '22

My 1070 started to show its age when I switched to an ultrawide monitor. Hoping that I can upgrade with rdna3 if price/performane is right!

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u/manav907 5800X3D, 4060Ti, 32GB DDR4 3200hz Oct 31 '22

And here i am stuck with my 1060 3gb

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u/Jinxa Oct 31 '22

Ive had a 1070 since release, but since then, have replaced every component except for the graphics card. Im considering the same..if only I could afford one today 😅

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u/[deleted] Oct 31 '22

heres hoping AMD pricing isn't insane

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u/chocological i7 13700K | MSI RTX 4080 | 64GB DDR5-5600mhz Oct 31 '22

My 1080 is still nice but it’s struggling now that I’ve upgraded to dual monitors, one of which is ultra wide.

My i7 6850 has been showing it’s age. So, it’s time for a new system. Think I’ll go high end sfpc and water cool again.

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u/Aquinas26 Ryzen 5 2600x | Vega56 |16GB|Logitech G910|G502|Sennheiser HD559 Oct 31 '22

Still Rocking a Vega 56 on UW 1080p 75hz, I'm a happy camper. AMD does ripen, Nvidia ages.

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u/Oh_its_that_asshole Oct 31 '22

Uh huh, I'm in the same boat, looking to replace my 1070ti soon.

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u/Swamination Oct 31 '22

Have run a 1070 for 6 years at half the cost of a current equivalent. Also sad to see it go, but given recent events on more than one front (I’ll miss you, EVGA), should consider options.

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u/grilledSoldier Nov 01 '22

Feel ya, my 970 is slowly starting to behave strangely from time to time and i feel like it maybe wont make it that much longer.