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New PC build, advice needed.

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1 minute ago, Nemanja157 said:

550USD, and 3060Ti is 450USD.

The next reasonable step above is the 6700xt/6750xt, and if that's +$100 USD, then the RTX 3060ti at $450 USD seems to be the best option in your price range.

 

The only other variable would be how much cheaper a RX 6650 XT is and if you could afford to upgrade to Ryzen 7000 because of it. It gets really close to the RTX 3060ti, and overall getting Ryzen 7000 will spell better long term value, if you can.

Budget (including currency):  1000 USD (flexible)

Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: 

Solidworks - larger assemblies, simulation and rendering,

Autodesk Eagle and AutoCAD,

Games - titles like Elden Ring, The Witcher 3, Assassins creed Mirage etc.

Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): 

Case, monitor and peripherals are excluded form  this budget.

I'm planning to play at 1440p at the most, targeting above 60fps.

 

My idea was building with Ryzen 5600X and 3060Ti but I'm would like some advice, or if someone has ideas on better performance for value parts.

 

Thank you in advance.

 

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4 minutes ago, bezza... said:

drop the 3060ti for the 6700xt or 6750xt

@Nemanja157 If your country has them for a good comparable price. From what I've heard, Radeon availability in many parts of the world isn't the best.

 

Worst case, 3060ti is still a powerful card, even for 1440p.

 

Not sure how Radeon plays with solidworks/autocad though, been a while since I've used that software.

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9 minutes ago, Nemanja157 said:

Budget (including currency):  1000 USD (flexible)

Country: Bosnia and Herzegovina

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: 

Solidworks - larger assemblies, simulation and rendering,

Autodesk Eagle and AutoCAD,

Games - titles like Elden Ring, The Witcher 3, Assassins creed Mirage etc.

Other details (existing parts lists, whether any peripherals are needed, what you're upgrading from, when you're going to buy, what resolution and refresh rate you want to play at, etc): 

Case, monitor and peripherals are excluded form  this budget.

I'm planning to play at 1440p at the most, targeting above 60fps.

 

My idea was building with Ryzen 5600X and 3060Ti but I'm would like some advice, or if someone has ideas on better performance for value parts.

 

Thank you in advance.

 

5600x is great value, but I'd consider a Ryzen 7600 or Intel i5 13500 build. The prices at least in the US have been getting far better with more motherboard and DDR5 availability. Its kind of at that point where the potentially small extra cost relatively speaking is worth the long term platform support.

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Just now, Agall said:

@Nemanja157 If your country has them for a good comparable price. From what I've heard, Radeon availability in many parts of the world isn't the best.

 

Worst case, 3060ti is still a powerful card, even for 1440p.

 

Not sure how Radeon plays with solidworks/autocad though, been a while since I've used that software.

radeon is fine for solidworks idk bout autocad tho

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1 minute ago, Agall said:

@Nemanja157 If your country has them for a good comparable price. From what I've heard, Radeon availability in many parts of the world isn't the best.

 

Worst case, 3060ti is still a powerful card, even for 1440p.

 

Not sure how Radeon plays with solidworks/autocad though, been a while since I've used that software.

 

5 minutes ago, bezza... said:

drop the 3060ti for the 6700xt or 6750xt

6700xt and 6750xt are at leas 100USD more expensive than 3060Ti in my area. I don't know if going team red is worth in this case .

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Just now, Nemanja157 said:

 

6700xt and 6750xt are at leas 100USD more expensive than 3060Ti in my area. I don't know if going team red is worth in this case .

here is the perfomance difference around 3070 performance at 1440.

 

 

 

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41 minutes ago, Nemanja157 said:

 

6700xt and 6750xt are at leas 100USD more expensive than 3060Ti in my area. I don't know if going team red is worth in this case .

In that case, I'd just stick to the RTX 3060ti. How much does the 4060ti cost in your area? Just curious.

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1 minute ago, Nemanja157 said:

550USD, and 3060Ti is 450USD.

The next reasonable step above is the 6700xt/6750xt, and if that's +$100 USD, then the RTX 3060ti at $450 USD seems to be the best option in your price range.

 

The only other variable would be how much cheaper a RX 6650 XT is and if you could afford to upgrade to Ryzen 7000 because of it. It gets really close to the RTX 3060ti, and overall getting Ryzen 7000 will spell better long term value, if you can.

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10 minutes ago, Agall said:

The next reasonable step above is the 6700xt/6750xt, and if that's +$100 USD, then the RTX 3060ti at $450 USD seems to be the best option in your price range.

 

The only other variable would be how much cheaper a RX 6650 XT is and if you could afford to upgrade to Ryzen 7000 because of it. It gets really close to the RTX 3060ti, and overall getting Ryzen 7000 will spell better long term value, if you can.

Thank you for the advice, I will consider it. 

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