Question GPU Upgrade

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Hey guys I currently have a 1660 super on my computer and i am looking to upgrade it (since i have had it for 4 years now). My budget is around 350 to 400£.
Thanks in advance :)
 
TBH it is a pretty terrible time to buy a graphics card, not only new, but used as well.

The new AMD cards are going well over MSRP and NVIDIA is mostly vaporware at least up to recently. As a result of so much demand a lot of the used stuff is marked over its real value as well. My opinion would be to tough it out for a bit and wait for the new 9xxx AMD cards to come available at MSRP.

You "might" be able to find a 7xxx card or something back in the Nvidia stable from 40 or 30 series.

There is always Intel...
 
Hey guys I currently have a 1660 super on my computer and i am looking to upgrade it (since i have had it for 4 years now). My budget is around 350 to 400£.
Thanks in advance :)
Your GTX 1660 super performs a bit below the RTX 3050 on the bottom of the list. So anything with about double that performance should be a very noticable upgrade. What are the rest of the specs on your system, and what country are you located in?

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/sapphire-radeon-rx-9070-xt-pulse/34.html
 
Your GTX 1660 super performs a bit below the RTX 3050 on the bottom of the list. So anything with about double that performance should be a very noticable upgrade. What are the rest of the specs on your system, and what country are you located in?

https://www.techpowerup.com/review/sapphire-radeon-rx-9070-xt-pulse/34.html
Intel core i5 14400f
16gb ram
thermaltake 700watt psu
gigabyte motherboard that for the life of me cant remember the model of
I am located in the UK
 
Intel core i5 14400f
16gb ram
thermaltake 700watt psu
gigabyte motherboard that for the life of me cant remember the model of
I am located in the UK
That's a good setup, you shouldn't have an issue getting the most performance out of most of the cards on that list. An RX 7700 XT or 7800 XT should give you a very good jump in performance though. You can also keep a look out for the RTX 5060 ti and RX 9060 (XT) if you will be buying in a few months.

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/products/video-card/#X=0,45105&c=492,507,516,505,493,520,553,550,565,549,566,542,567,539,590,589,588,501,523,495,496,498,524,558,559,560,547,591,592&P=10737418240,51539607552&sort=price
 
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