Whats the best bang for the buck in GPU's these days?

[Orange1]

Whats the best value GPU these days from brand spanking new to used deals.

 

Thanks

[Fasauceome]

AMD holds the ultimate bang for buck, a used RX 470 or 570. Consistently the best value for your dollar at around $75 USD, shipped.

 

they still have better value in the used space for the time being, but since we're on the cusp of a new release, it's best to wat to make a final judgement on that for the time being.

[Orange1]

2 minutes ago, Fasauceome said:

AMD holds the ultimate bang for buck, a used RX 470 or 570. Consistently the best value for your dollar at around $75 USD, shipped.

 

they still have better value in the used space for the time being, but since we're on the cusp of a new release, it's best to wat to make a final judgement on that for the time being.

I am pretty cheap.

[Entropy.]

13 minutes ago, Orange1 said:

I am pretty cheap.

what do you mean by that? Do you have a budget in mind?

[Orange1]

Just now, Brok3n But who cares? said:

what do you mean by that? Do you have a budget in mind?

I can spend $1000 if I wanted, but no I just want the best value, the best bang for the buck whatever that may be in the used and new category. I'd then see the price difference between the two for my area and choose accordingly. In general, whatever games are popular doesnt matter, just the average best value for the times.

[PWforPower]

2 minutes ago, Orange1 said:

I can spend $1000 if I wanted, but no I just want the best value, the best bang for the buck whatever that may be in the used and new category. I'd then see the price difference between the two for my area and choose accordingly. In general, whatever games are popular doesnt matter, just the average best value for the times.

You can't say only that, it varies depending on what is your priority. 

 

Amd gpus pretty cheap, good fps but no quality, 

Nvidia gpus expensive, good fps but quality. 

Then you say cheap nvidia but good fps as amd, it doesn't exist. 

There is no gpu with everything at 50%

fps, quality, price. 

So gpu at everything good doesn't exist. 

All gpus have they bounces at good and bad. 

There is no overall good gpu, even approximately overall. 

 

So you must know what you want. 

 

I recommend you to get rtx 3080.

 

It's overall for itself, you can't compete it with nothing on market. 

 

So you get it.

[Fasauceome]

2 hours ago, PWforPower said:

I recommend you to get rtx 3080.

 

It's overall for itself, you can't compete it with nothing on market. 

Except in a few days AMD is announcing the RX 6000 series so that will change. Fresh competition and a new meaning for current market value.

[FaxedForward]

Used 1080 Ti at ~$350 is pretty hard to beat right now, still trades blows with 2070 Super/2080.

[LOST TALE]

search " gpu value pass mark"

[airborne spoon]

wait until the big navi announcement to make any final decisions, even older cards will likely drop in price shortly after it gets released.

[bomerr]

value used: gtx 1080 ti

performance new: rtx 3080

[otennicegg3]

For AMD: I would say most if not the entire RX 500 lineup. RX 570 onwards at least. Or a 5600 XT/5700 for Navi. 

For NVIDIA: GTX goes to 1660 Super while RTX the 2060 probably. A used GTX 1070/1080 or 970 works as well.

 

Those are my suggestions though.

[i_build_nanosuits]

Well for 3 to 12$ you can find used 8800gt on eBay and this is most likely the real best bang for your buck but I doubt it's what you want//need you would have to be more specific on screen resolution, games you plan to play etc...basically performance.level you're expecting...

[Action_Johnson]

New? Easy: For about $200, a 1660 Super can do it all at 1080p. It can even run most stuff at 1440p, but starts to sweat. 
 

Used? 1080Ti.