What Graphic card should I get I have 1660 GTX super right now.

[NoClueBrainDead]

Just need help picking a new graphic card.

 

For Gaming/VideoEditing/streaming  

 

Budget: $800

 

All new except GPU/Power Current Pc:

 CPU:AMD Ryzen 9 7590X3D

GPU: 1660 GTX super

RAM: 2x32GB 

Motherboard: B650 AERO G 

Cooler: Kraken Elite 240 RGB

Power supply: CV550 4 years old  550W

 

Need new power supply?

 

 

 

[Dedayog]

10 minutes ago, NoClueBrainDead said:

Just need help picking a new graphic card.

 

Budget: $800

 

Current Pc:

 CPU:AMD Ryzen 9 7590X3D

GPU: 1660 GTX super

RAM: 2x32GB 

Motherboard: B650 AERO G 

Cooler: Kraken Elite 240 RGB

 

 

 

 

4070Ti Super.

[Why_Me]

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[NoClueBrainDead]

24 minutes ago, NoClueBrainDead said:

Power is  CV550 its 4years old... 

 

 

[Dedayog]

5 minutes ago, NoClueBrainDead said:

 

So basically you balled out for a 7950X and 64GB RAM but left everything else severely unbalanced.

 

Okay, buy a new PSU then get a 7900XT.

[rippy4500]

An MSRP RTX 4070 Ti Super will fit your budget.

You didn't specify PSU though, you should have 650-750W.

[MiszS]

The 7900xt gets about the same performance, way more VRAM, and costs $100 less than 4070ti super. Though like the guy above me said, it depends on your PSU

[BahnStormer]

3 hours ago, MiszS said:

7900xt gets about the same performance

My concern is "same performance" in what?!? There is presumably a reason why there's 16 cores and 64Gb RAM in that build and it won't be gaming.  

 

What is the use-case? @NoClueBrainDead You missed key information that means people might give you some very bad advice.

I 100% agree with the RX7900XT + ~850W PSU option IF this is purely for gaming, but I am concerned that whatever software you needed 16 cores and 64Gb of RAM for might only benefit from nVidia CUDA cores?

 

I was assuming video editing/CAD because CPU cores and a large amount of higher capacity (and normally lower performance) RAM would give slower gaming, but would still be the choice for video editing / CAD work?

 

With that in mind: which software suites are you running?

FYI - for a good PSU, age doesn't normally matter until it gets >15 years... "550v" (volts?) - assume this is "550W" (Watts), but if you wanted to keep this, we would need to know the make and model as this will determine what the different power rails can handle. Likely this will need to be replaced as most modern GPU's recommend 750W-900W, with 850W being the price-performance sweet spot and then we hunt around for the best bang for buck.