Question Is it worth paying that bit extra?

yanna1

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Been looking to upgrade my gpu for a while now. I'm not a massive gamer but I do like abit of Planet Coaster, Cities Skylines, Flight Sim and Call of Duty from time to time. I'm keen to upgrade before Cities Skylines 2 comes out. I play at 1440p

I was looking at the Rx6800 (non xt) for £440 but I have seen an rx7800 at £490. I am interested to see if people think its worth the extra. Originally I was thinking of spending £400 give or take £50. Definitely don't want to go over £500.

Happy to hear other suggestions also for a gpu upgrade

Thank you


CPU - Ryzen 7700
Motherboard - MSI Mag B650m
Ram - 32GB(2x16gb) DDR5
GPU - Gigabyte GTX 1660 super(4 years old)
PSU - Corsair RM1000X
Monitor - LG 27GL850-B
 
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Been looking to upgrade my gpu for a while now. I'm not a massive gamer but I do like abit of Planet Coaster, Cities Skylines, Flight Sim and Call of Duty from time to time. I'm keen to upgrade before Cities Skylines 2 comes out. I play at 1440p

I was looking at the Rx6800 (non xt) for £440 but I have seen an rx7800 at £490. I am interested to see if people think its worth the extra. Originally I was thinking of spending £400 give or take £50. Definitely don't want to go over £500.

Happy to hear other suggestions also for a gpu upgrade

Thank yo


CPU - Ryzen 7700
Motherboard - MSI Mag B650m
Ram - 32GB(2x16gb) DDR5
GPU - Gigabyte GTX 1660 super(4 years old)
PSU - Corsair RM1000X
Monitor - LG 27GL850-B
If you are contemplating to spend some extra money then 6800XT . probably best from AMD yet.
 

yanna1

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Thanks. Not keen on braking that £500 price point. Since it will be such a big jump up from my GTX1660s maybe I will just stick to the £440 RX6800 (non xt). Tempted by that RX7800xt because of its price though.
 
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