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Budget (including currency): I Prefer 300 but 400 would be fine

Country: USA

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Boneworks, Fortnite, Half life Alyx, Minecraft and siege

Other details I'm fine with low graphics if its needed for more fps 

I would also prefer Nvidia if possible

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7 minutes ago, YasPrince said:

Budget (including currency): I Prefer 300 but 400 would be fine

Country: USA

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Boneworks, Fortnite, Half life Alyx, Minecraft and siege

Other details I'm fine with low graphics if its needed for more fps 

I would also prefer Nvidia if possible

4060ti for $400

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38 minutes ago, YasPrince said:

Budget (including currency): I Prefer 300 but 400 would be fine

Country: USA

Games, programs or workloads that it will be used for: Boneworks, Fortnite, Half life Alyx, Minecraft and siege

Other details I'm fine with low graphics if its needed for more fps 

I would also prefer Nvidia if possible

6750xt FOR $363 but I would wait for a sale.  Should be closer to $300

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AMD's offerings would actually handle those workloads better I am going recommend the 6900XT which can usually be found used on ebay for $350 to $400

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Used I'd say RX6800 to RX6900XT. Can snipe one as low as $300.

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