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RTX 30 series, stay away from the 20 Series and 40 Series, especially from manufacturers such as Gigabyte, ASUS, and PNY.
Going with a 4060 is going to be doing maybe 1080p/60 and that's about it.
Also with 4070 or higher you have DLSS 3.x which can help quite a bit.
Overall RTX 4070 or higher can pack quite a punch in performance at a very low power cost. Compared to many of the Radeon GPUs or even the previous RTX 30 series.
Also, many modern games will look gritty or washed out @ 1080p, which is basically low-res nowa days. You won't be able to really see the higher res textures properly on a 24 or 27 inch 1080p Monitor. I would strongly suggest to move to a Monitor that is at least 1440p 16:9 @ 144+ Hz at around 28 inch or higher.
Not sure what CPU you have though. As you are also going to want around 32GB minimum RAM nowa days too.
If the budget is really tight, wait for the RTX 50 series, they will be out very good and this would hopefully drive down RTX 40 prices. However do not wait too long because all of the RTX 40 series will have stopped production and that will mean, whatever is left on the shelf is all there is. Used GPUs aside as I don't count those nor would I suggest buying them unless it's from maybe a well known friend or family member and you have a better understanding of how they take care of their PC and their parts.
if its a 300+hz display with vrr 4070 is a good match as long as the cpu can keep up
so : likely some cheap 2d hand gtx 960 or radeon r9 260 .
anything else : go 1440p or 4k.
unless your one of those weird people who believe 400fps has any gain over 100.. or who means 1080p ultra ultra ultra wide..
-in which case the uocoming 5090 would be your answer.
120fps stable.. anything under 100fps I find personal unacceptable.. but anything over 120fps useless waste..
yes 60fps screens crap no ty vm which is why I still use 1440p
4k screens of 40 inch (for to dense pixels also useless so you need to sxale up screensize with resolutions) and ips or oled and 120hz did not excist.
idiots who play on tn screens.. or 4k on way to small screens or on 60hz screens are just that.. idiots..
ofcourse widescreen is also for idiots.
4:3 was better than 16:9 and you really not want wider only bigger..
4k only NOW starts to become vianle.. thrre are 2 screens on the market that are correct but they only excist a year now
40+ inch oled 0.1 ms respose 144hz gsync and freesynch and 4k 16:9
cost you 1800 euro for one of those screens and you will need a 4090 as thats the only card that can do 4k 100fps any gpu less than that is a 1440p card.
just as 1440 became only barely viable in 2016.. 4k only became barely viable in 2023...
and ofcourse you never use that ridiculous upscaling crap.. real frames only!
DLSS off!
I would seriously look towards moving up to 1440p/240Hz IPS or OLED w/ DP + FreeSync Premium or GSync.
Then look towards RTX 5070 / 5080
unless your one of THOSE people who want as MUCH fps as possible you are prepared to sacrifice anything else desiring 1000+ fps in which case.. just get a 5090.
below that... I would call running welll.. ultra settings, 100fps
only.. most gpu's capable of doing that can also run ultra settings 1440p, 60fps.. which I would personally deem a better option.
but ok 1080, ultra settings 100fps
you can expect with RTX 4060ti and RTX 3070
(as well as RX 7700XT and RX 6700XT and RX6750XT)
but you wanted specifficly RAY tracing performance.. well that DOES lower fps a little.. + takes more vram.
I than would say go for rtx 4000 (or even 5000 if you can wait a little) newer generation.. more up to date rtx version across the whole series...
+ generally more ram.
so if I factor that in... forget the 3000 series and rx6000 series.. stick to whats modern.
IF you can still find a 4060ti with 16GB vram.. that might do it..
if not your looking at the 4070ti super with 16GB vram.
and for team radeon.. you want than an 7800XT (as it has 16GB vram)
well now the 4060ti 16Gb ram version costs around 450 euro..
but the radeon 7800XT costs around 500
BUT the 7800XR IS a vastly more potent card.. both can NOW run over 100fps ultra settings.. but the radeon 7800XT in 1080p is nearly 30% faster.. meaning it will REMAIN above 100fps much longer.
so if you want "the best" 1080p card that still makes sense I would say the radeon 7800XT
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but you might want to wait... intel arc B gpus are about to be released THIS month..
and they will cost basicly give WAY better value to performance in this budget segment..
the intel arc 580 (while having just 12GB vram..) will give 4060ti performance for just 250 euro... which makes it the optimal 1080p card
The reality is these gpus are a terrible value. They're really ramping things up now though, with games coming out requiring Ray tracing. It's going to be funny watching these games flop. Everyone I know cares very, very little about this lazy tech requiring upscaling.
Older games and indie games are where the actual fun is. You don't need Ray tracing for those.
- Is there CPU bottleneck to what you were doing? If yes that be the problem.
- Is the GPU hitting 100% work load? If no that be a problem.
- Playing from slow storage drive? If yes that be a problem.
- Did you do clean reinstall of Video drivers when swapping GPUs? If no then likely have performance issues.
- Is it one of the badly optimize games? If yes then yeah there going be problems in results you see.
- Was there any overheating issues? If yes that be the problem.
- Was the GPU running at least 16x on the PCIe, or 8x at the worse case? If any lower then that be the problem.
Also people always going to say what next thing for 1080p, heck if buy 4090 now it be best 1080p in due time that just how things goes, especially when some of the games getting more less optimize, or slapping in more stuff on screen to try render more & more all at once.