Another GPU recommendation request

[KrisFM]

Hi,

 

I'm looking for a new GPU.

 

I'm hoping to budget about £500.

I currently have a 1080 TI in a system with a i5-12400F and a 550w corsair psu. (Or if TV has taught me anything it might be a 550W hard drive)

 

I am asking for help because I'm a bit confused now, when looking at comparison sites and see the 6800 XT (£468) is more powerful than the 7800XT (£428), is that true? is one of those worth getting in my case?

 

In the picture attached I'd like to be above the 4k gaming at 60fps line, but is that practical at my budget?

 

I play a whole variety of games, many really don't need a powerful GPU, by any means, but I want to be able to go back through my list and play Hellblade with pretty settings, or not have the new dragon age chug even on lowest settings.

 

Please ask me questions if you need.

 

Thanks guys

[AAVVIronAlex]

The 7900XTX and the 4090 are out of the question with that PSU, even the 7900GRE is not going to run on that.

 

The Titan RTX is old, it would only have collector's value.

 

You need to get a 650W for a GRE and a 750W, at least, for an XTX.

[Salted Spinach]

4 minutes ago, AAVVIronAlex said:

The 7900XTX and the 4090 are out of the question with that PSU, even the 7900GRE is not going to run on that.

Which is alright because he only has £500 to spend

[KrisFM]

I'm fully aware the psu is low spec these days, and its about 10 years old, so i was expecting to upgrade it too, at additional cost

I guess I could call the budget 500+psu
Say a Corsair RM750e for 85 doesn't break the bank

[Salted Spinach]

Well here u go

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/Zh88TW/zotac-twin-edge-geforce-rtx-4070-super-12-gb-video-card-zt-d40720e-10m

 

It will definitely run on your current power supply.

[okkee]

Your best bet is probably the 7800xt. Around the same performance as the 6800xt but a bit more efficient + it's got some of the newer features.

[KrisFM]

Okay, thanks for the responses folk

 

I made a purchase, of a 7800 xt, at £455,

sadly the cheaper price I saw would have incurred import tax.

 

I did look at the 4070 super, but pc part picker suggested there might be a compatibility issue with power pin count, so I played it that bit safer.

[Salted Spinach]

Welp. Enjoy your new card!