Question 4060ti 8 gb or Rx 6750xt at same price

[Max1880]

I know that the 4060ti is under normal circumstances one of the worst if not the worst card when it comes to performance/price.

However, in my country they are both the same price new.
I also tried getting a Rx 6700xt for cheaper but can't find a new one so this option is not available for me.

Under these circumstances which one should I get.

I am on 1080p

 

[Aeacus]

With equal price between the two, they still are equal overall.

RX 6750 XT does have ~2 FPS more on 1080p on average, than RTX 4060 Ti. And Radeon also has 12GB of VRAM vs 8GB on Nvidia GPU.
However, RTX 4060 Ti is 160W GPU, while RX 6750 XT is 250W GPU, so Radeon will consume more power, making Nvidia better.

Here's also GPU hierarchy to see the diff between the two,
article: https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gpu-hierarchy,4388.html

Also, it depends on what PSU you have. Radeon with it's 250W TDP would do fine with 750W PSU, while Nvidia with it's 160W TDP does fine with 650W PSU.

Personally, with equal price between the two, i'd go for Nvidia since it consumes way less power, while FPS diff is negligible. Also, Nvidia drivers are better optimized than Radeon drivers. So, i, personally, can live with less VRAM on GPU. Don't know about you.

 

[triplex1]

I know that the 4060ti is under normal circumstances one of the worst if not the worst card when it comes to performance/price.

However, in my country they are both the same price new.
I also tried getting a Rx 6700xt for cheaper but can't find a new one so this option is not available for me.

Under these circumstances which one should I get.

I am on 1080p

rx6700xt you will get, how much money do you have for card and who is your country

 

[Max1880]

With equal price between the two, they still are equal overall.

RX 6750 XT does have ~2 FPS more on 1080p on average, than RTX 4060 Ti. And Radeon also has 12GB of VRAM vs 8GB on Nvidia GPU.
However, RTX 4060 Ti is 160W GPU, while RX 6750 XT is 250W GPU, so Radeon will consume more power, making Nvidia better.

Here's also GPU hierarchy to see the diff between the two,
article: https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gpu-hierarchy,4388.html

Also, it depends on what PSU you have. Radeon with it's 250W TDP would do fine with 750W PSU, while Nvidia with it's 160W TDP does fine with 650W PSU.

Personally, with equal price between the two, i'd go for Nvidia since it consumes way less power, while FPS diff is negligible. Also, Nvidia drivers are better optimized than Radeon drivers. So, i, personally, can live with less VRAM on GPU. Don't know about you.

Thanks for your reply and time!

One last question,please.

I don't mind the less VRAM ,but I want a card that will be able to perform good for at least the next 3 years In games.
So will the 4060ti be good ?

 

[Aeacus]

I don't mind the less VRAM ,but I want a card that will be able to perform good for at least the next 3 years In games.
So will the 4060ti be good ?

None of us know what future brings. But given that GPU doesn't die in the mean time, it would do fine for years to come.

 

[triplex1]

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-com...eoff-which-midrange-graphics-card-is-superior

 

[Aeacus]

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-com...eoff-which-midrange-graphics-card-is-superior

Care to explain why you posted that article?

Since in there, RX 7700 XT is compared against RTX 4060 Ti 8GB and 16GB variants. But for OP, RX 7700 XT isn't in question, instead RX 6700 XT is.

 

[triplex1]

Care to explain why you posted that article?

Since in there, RX 7700 XT is compared against RTX 4060 Ti 8GB and 16GB variants. But for OP, RX 7700 XT isn't in question, instead RX 6700 XT is.

it's good that he sees some things before he buys because I think he doesn't want another card apart from the 4060ti and there's no point in having a discussion

 

[Aeacus]

I think he doesn't want another card apart from the 4060ti

Well, OP clearly asks which of the two GPUs would be better. So, there is not only one option.

and there's no point in having a discussion

This is what forum is all about. You sure you're in the right place?