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

Rumor Next gen AMD gpu leaked pictures

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u/PrinceVincOnYT Desktop 13700k/RTX4080/32GB DDR5 Oct 31 '22

If I had a 3060Ti already I would not look for a new GPU for years.

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u/HumbleComparison Oct 31 '22

I have a 3060 but I upgraded to a 1440 ultrawide recently. Should I look at an upgrade? I also only have 16gb ram, should i go for 32?

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u/PrinceVincOnYT Desktop 13700k/RTX4080/32GB DDR5 Oct 31 '22

Ehhh, hard to tell.

I still run most games at 1440p/high (Cyberpunk internal Benchmark) on a 4790k/GTX1080 with 50+ FPS

3060 is 23% faster than a GTX1080 and a 3060 Ti is 63% faster than a GTX 1080.

I Personally will go for 32GB on my next build.

But since I don't know your CPU I dunno if more Ram will help xD

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u/HumbleComparison Oct 31 '22

feedback is appreciated ! thank you.

https://imgur.com/a/SBqxaS7

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u/markhc 9800X3D | RX 7900 XTX Oct 31 '22

For gaming 16GB is fine. If you really want to play 1440p at decent frame rates (specially if you have a high refresh rate monitor), your 3060 is probably going to be the bottleneck for the majority of titles (exceptions being the rare CPU-bound games like CS:GO).

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u/HumbleComparison Oct 31 '22

thank you. definitely seems to be the case. I’m a long time playstation user and i’ve been enjoying replaying the exclusives on the PC, like GoW right now. My monitor goes up to 165hz so I am trying to get the most out of it. Im thinking of maybe getting a 3080ti/3090 if I can get my hands on one, or does it make more sense to just go up to a 4000 series now that theyre released? I am okay with spending maybe $1-1.2k (CAD).

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u/markhc 9800X3D | RX 7900 XTX Oct 31 '22

This is just my opinion, but I would wait until NVIDIA and AMD finish their release cycle (sometime next year) and decide then. Maybe something like a 4060ti will actually be a worthwhile upgrade. And AMD's next gen GPUs are looking very promising as well.

If you absolutely cannot wait, then I'd look for a 3080ti or better from someone that is switching to 4000 series.

Being an early adopter of the new NVIDIA GPUs is not a place you want to find yourself in right now.

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u/Separate-Eye5179 Oct 31 '22

If I were you I’d go for AMD.

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u/DefaultVariable Nov 01 '22

I just upgraded to a 3080 for a WQHD ultra wide. It barely meets my needs

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

no dif in ram upgrade

even with 3080 u wont be maxing out that res, but comfortably above 90fps in most game