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thank you all i too wanted the 3060 ti but got confused when i saw the 3060 12 gb.

i almost completed building my pc. just stuck in what GPU should i get. i game at 1080p and stream on fb sometimes pc specs- ryzen 5 3600 16 gb 3200 mhz ddr4 ram cooler master mwe 650 watt psu my question is which GPU will last longer (which gpu will allow me to play games at 40 fps minimum after 3 years) the 8 gb 3060ti or the 12 gb 3060? long story short when i am gaming at 1080p which should i go for- video memory or cuda cores for so called future proofing? (8 gb 3060 ti has 4864 cuda cores while the 12 gb 3060 would come with 3840 cuda cores) i regret buying the 4gb gtx 1050ti over the 3gb gtx 1060 3 years back

will post later, cant just now however thanks for the interest

pics of my assembly?

absolutely nothing since i changed the case. no display to the monitor. so i have no idea what is going on.

@Red_Fox_1293 nope. it never beeped earlier when i used it in the older case

i have a system which i had to transfer to a new case. the specs are cpu i3-7100 with iGPU mobo gigabyte h110 s2h crucial 8 gb ram when i turn on my pc after connecting every hardware component, the cpu fan turns on and the mouse led glows but no post to the monitor. what are the possible solutions?

my ryzen 5 3600 used to hit single core max speed of about 4.1 ghz when i used an old 8gb 2133 ram while running cinebench r20 but ever since i upgraded it to a 16 gb 3000mhz ram (currently running at 2666. not yet xmp'ed to 3000) my cpu cannot even cross 3.85 ghz single core max speed. is there any reason to such loss of performance?

both are almost equally priced. will use them for OS and games such as COD and GTA V

please suggest the better out of the 2 ssds Western Digital WD Blue NVME SN550 500GB M.2 vs Kingston 500GB A2000 M.2 2280 Nvme

oh yeah. that might be a matter of concern. that would gulp at least 100$ of his budget down.

is it really worth upgrading to a 20 series now? i recommended the upgrade of other parts so that he can sell his current pc and get a 3060 or put in some more money and get a 3070

if your budget is around 56k inr get a ryzen 3 3300x or a 3100 or ryzen 5 1600af and a 1660 super(preferably from the used market) considering the fact that you used a 6th gen intel processor i guess you have a ddr4 ram. if your budget is around 70k get a ryzen 5 3600 instead. that would leave an option to upgrade the gpu in the future. p.s. you can also get new 1660 super. but it wont be worth because 30 series is just round the corner

will definitely add one

@AndrewZScorpion thanks for your reply. so you are saying both are compatible. however the sn550 is a better performer