1050ti or 1060 3gb

[BlueLyfe]

Hello i am planning to buy a new pc very soon i have some sort of low budget and this is what i am thinking;

 

MB: MSI B350M Gaming Pro AMD B350 3200+(OC) DDR4

CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 1300X

GPU: GALAX Nvidia GeForce GTX1060 OC 3GB

RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX 1x8GB DDR4 2400Mhz Ram

PSU:Zalman ZM500-LE 120mm 500W

CASE:Aerocool Cruisestar Advance

HDD:Seagate 1TB Barracuda

 

Okay here is my problem i am low on budget so i cant buy ssd if i am going to buy 1060.If i go with 1050ti instead of 1060 3gb i can get 128GB SSD as well.Will that make difference in my build a lot and i will save some money if i go with 1050ti.I am very very concerned about 3gb VRAM because i wouldn't be able to buy a new GPU for a long time.I am a casual gamer and i am on 1080p 60hz.

 

By the way what do you think about Ryzen 3 1300x?

 

EDIT: If i switch to i3 7100 instead of Ryzen 1300x with the competible MOBO which is MSI B250M Pro-VD i can get 1060 3gb and the ssd or maybe just 1060 6gb but i am concerning that i3 7100 will bottleneck the 1060.

 

[DrMacintosh]

Don't get a 1060 3GB, its a weaker card than the 1060 6GB. 

 

I would also consider AMD options if you can even find any at MSRP or better. 

[Yazoofiend]

2 minutes ago, DrMacintosh said:

Don't get a 1060 3GB, its a weaker card than the 1060 6GB. 

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Who would have guessed

[BlueLyfe]

5 minutes ago, DrMacintosh said:

Don't get a 1060 3GB, its a weaker card than the 1060 6GB. 

 

I would also consider AMD options if you can even find any at MSRP or better. 

I am sorry i dont what MSRP means amd options very pricey for me.It could be weaker than 1060 6gb but its much more powerful than 1050ti aswell.

[Jurrunio]

2 minutes ago, BlueLyfe said:

I am sorry i dont what MSRP means amd options very pricey for me.It could be weaker than 1060 6gb but its much more powerful than 1050ti aswell.

MSRP is the recommended price by either AMD or Nvidia

 

Ryzen 1200 is cheaper than 1300x but performs the same after overclocking.

 

PSU doesnt have any reviews about it. Better get another one

 

I would get a 1050ti so I can add an SSD in

 

Definitely not a 1060 6gb. 20-30% more expensive than a 1060 3gb but only gives 5-10% extra fps.

[ArduinoBen]

8 minutes ago, BlueLyfe said:

MSRP

Market Suggested Retail Price, what the company that makes the product recommends/thinks it should be sold for (how much it should cost when you buy it in a shop)

[Yazoofiend]

8 minutes ago, BlueLyfe said:

I am sorry i dont what MSRP means amd options very pricey for me.It could be weaker than 1060 6gb but its much more powerful than 1050ti aswell.

The list price, also known as the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP), or the recommended retail price (RRP), or the suggested retail price (SRP), of a product is the price at which the manufacturer recommends that the retailer sell the product. The intention was to help to standardise prices among locations.

 

Also wouldn't be too sure that a 1060 3GB is worth the extra cost over the 1050ti

[ArduinoBen]

Just now, Jurrunio said:

Definitely not a 1060 6gb. 20-30% more expensive than a 1060 3gb but only gives 5-10% extra fps.

Unless your doing content creation instead of gaming.

[BlueLyfe]

I edited the post i will post it here as well;

 

If i switch to i3 7100 instead of Ryzen 1300x with the competible MOBO which is MSI B250M Pro-VD i can get 1060 3gb and the ssd or maybe just 1060 6gb but i am concerning that i3 7100 will bottleneck the 1060.

 

I am not doing anything with rendering or streaming.

 

Thank you guys so far.

[Jurrunio]

8 minutes ago, BlueLyfe said:

I edited the post i will post it here as well;

 

If i switch to i3 7100 instead of Ryzen 1300x with the competible MOBO which is MSI B250M Pro-VD i can get 1060 3gb and the ssd or maybe just 1060 6gb but i am concerning that i3 7100 will bottleneck the 1060.

 

I am not doing anything with rendering or streaming.

 

Thank you guys so far.

1. It will bottleneck sometimes

 

2. Or you can wait for Coffee Lake. Lower-end chips should appear in mid-late October.

[BlueLyfe]

5 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

1. It will bottleneck sometimes

 

2. Or you can wait for Coffee Lake. Lower-end chips should appear in mid-late October.

Wouldnt it be worth it for the 1060.I just checked its on my budget right now.

 

I am planning to get it in maximum 3 weeks we will see about the coffee lake.

[Jurrunio]

5 minutes ago, BlueLyfe said:

Wouldnt it be worth it for the 1060.I just checked its on my budget right now.

 

I am planning to get it in maximum 3 weeks we will see about the coffee lake.

7100 isnt worth buying. The chipset is dead, so no newer CPU upgrades. You can at most go to the 7700k without changing the mobo.

 

With 2 cores itself, it's just too much worse than the Ryzen 3. I wouldnt use it even if it means a better graphics card.

[BlueLyfe]

1 minute ago, Jurrunio said:

7100 isnt worth buying. The chipset is dead, so no newer CPU upgrades. You can at most go to the 7700k without changing the mobo.

 

With 2 cores itself, it's just too much worse than the Ryzen 3. I wouldnt use it even if it means a better graphics card.

I am on low budget mate i cannot go for 7700k ryzen 3 or 7100 for me maybe ryzen 5 1400 i dunno

[Sanctorum]

Get faster RAM and a better PSU. Drop the 1300x to an R3 1200. SSD is 100% worth it. 3GB 1060 is a pretty poor card, and priced pretty badly as well. I would just get the 1050Ti and a nice SSD, since a 1050Ti is fine for 1080p anyway. Otherwise, a GTX 970 will offer better performance than a 3GB 1060 for the most part, and you can find used GTX 970s for 1050Ti pricing($150-170). Don't go i3. If anything, get a Pentium G4600 and save a bit of money, the G4560 will perform better in most games, but only has 2 physical cores(4 threads). The R3 1200 is a better option IMO, but the G4600 IS undeniably slightly better in games and cheaper so if you really wanted to save money, that would be a fine option.

[Jurrunio]

4 hours ago, BlueLyfe said:

I am on low budget mate i cannot go for 7700k ryzen 3 or 7100 for me maybe ryzen 5 1400 i dunno

*in the future. I know you cant get it now. There's no new CPU if you get kaby lake.

[BlueLyfe]

7 hours ago, Sanctorum said:

Get faster RAM and a better PSU. Drop the 1300x to an R3 1200. SSD is 100% worth it. 3GB 1060 is a pretty poor card, and priced pretty badly as well. I would just get the 1050Ti and a nice SSD, since a 1050Ti is fine for 1080p anyway. Otherwise, a GTX 970 will offer better performance than a 3GB 1060 for the most part, and you can find used GTX 970s for 1050Ti pricing($150-170). Don't go i3. If anything, get a Pentium G4600 and save a bit of money, the G4560 will perform better in most games, but only has 2 physical cores(4 threads). The R3 1200 is a better option IMO, but the G4600 IS undeniably slightly better in games and cheaper so if you really wanted to save money, that would be a fine option.

I decided to go with 1050ti which i am gonna get EVGA SSC or MSI GAMING X but i am going to get EVGA SSC 1050ti.I saw some couple videos that 1200 stutters in some games.I will go for 1300x and im gonna get decent cooler maybe i can OC time to time.

 

Thanks for the replies.

[TheLastFruitVendor]

12 hours ago, DrMacintosh said:

Don't get a 1060 3GB, its a weaker card than the 1060 6GB. 

 

I would also consider AMD options if you can even find any at MSRP or better.