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Why RX 570 is still worth to buy in 2021?. i actually want to buy rx570 but still not sure why ?

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I don't know about any comparisons to the GTX 1060 (either the 3GB model or the 6GB model), but I am currently running a Radeon RX 570 4GB (XFX) and it's great. If you find one at a good price then it's not a bad deal. Just please don't overpay for one. With how the used market is right now I can sell my 3 year old card for almost as much as I paid for it. It all depends on if you can find a good deal. 

I really want to buy that GPU. but still not sure is it a good choice or not to buy. I want to do gamming on 1080p. but due to tight budget still not sure where should i go. should i go for GTX 1060 3gb or rx 570. 

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1 minute ago, Jack Sparrow0x said:

I really want to buy that GPU. but still not sure is it a good choice or not to buy. I want to do gamming on 1080p. but due to tight budget still not sure where should i go. should i go for GTX 1060 3gb or rx 570. 

This video then is for you!

 

They throw in a 1060 3GB as well...

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Moved to the Graphics Card forum.

 

1 minute ago, Jack Sparrow0x said:

should i go for GTX 1060 3gb or rx 570. 

1060 will perform better than a 570.

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1 minute ago, Spotty said:

Moved to the Graphics Card forum.

 

1060 will perform better than a 570.

Way better, if the video is anything to go by

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1 minute ago, Spotty said:

Moved to the Graphics Card forum.

 

1060 will perform better than a 570.

but i have seen benchmark reports on some websites. where rx 570 give little better performance than 1060. but still not sure

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but i have seen benchmark reports on some websites. where rx 570 give little better performance than 1060. but still not sure

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7 minutes ago, Jack Sparrow0x said:

but i have seen benchmark reports on some websites. where rx 570 give little better performance than 1060. but still not sure

overall the 1060 3gb is a bit faster than a rx570. The 6gb is faster in every way than a 570. Either way don't overpay for 3year old gpu's.

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I'd absolutely skip the 3GB card. Even at 1080p, new games will not run well with that little VRAM.

 

In newer games also, and especially DX12/Vulkan, GCN is better at that performance level.

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I don't know about any comparisons to the GTX 1060 (either the 3GB model or the 6GB model), but I am currently running a Radeon RX 570 4GB (XFX) and it's great. If you find one at a good price then it's not a bad deal. Just please don't overpay for one. With how the used market is right now I can sell my 3 year old card for almost as much as I paid for it. It all depends on if you can find a good deal. 

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5500xt 8 gb if you can find it or stretch it, should be about a 580 in performance if I recall. If you can get a decent used price I’d say either card should be fine although more vram can be nice in newer titles.

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14 hours ago, ProjectBox153 said:

I don't know about any comparisons to the GTX 1060 (either the 3GB model or the 6GB model), but I am currently running a Radeon RX 570 4GB (XFX) and it's great. If you find one at a good price then it's not a bad deal. Just please don't overpay for one. With how the used market is right now I can sell my 3 year old card for almost as much as I paid for it. It all depends on if you can find a good deal. 

Yep buddy i will keep in mind. thanks guys for help

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