Need advice regarding GPU

[jadiman2000]

Hi all,

So like most of us I am waiting for the new nVidia cards to come out and saving money for those.
I sold my GTX 1060 and I am looking to put a budget gpu till the new cards become available.
I need ya'll advice on which card to go for (used or new/ AMD Or nVidia) that is decent enough to run games like far cry 5 and also has a good resale value, I am banking towards GTX 1050Ti or should I get a GTX 1080 or GTX1080 Ti and call it a day.

Also how much should I pay for a used GTX 1050Ti or Rx 560.
If someone is selling a decent card under or around 20k please let me know.

Thanks

 

[Captain Wajji]

Hi all,

So like most of us I am waiting for the new nVidia cards to come out and saving money for those.
I sold my GTX 1060 and I am looking to put a budget gpu till the new cards become available.
I need ya'll advice on which card to go for (used or new/ AMD Or nVidia) that is decent enough to run games like far cry 5 and also has a good resale value, I am banking towards GTX 1050Ti or should I get a GTX 1080 or GTX1080 Ti and call it a day.

Also how much should I pay for a used GTX 1050Ti or Rx 560.
If someone is selling a decent card under or around 20k please let me know.

Thanks

There is a guy selling his box opened Rx 560 for 19,500. Talk to him.

 

[Gamer45]

Wait 1-2 months Nvidia might release the 2000/1100 series and prices for the 1000 series will hopefully drop as well.

 

[nafu]

Hi all,

So like most of us I am waiting for the new nVidia cards to come out and saving money for those.
I sold my GTX 1060 and I am looking to put a budget gpu till the new cards become available.
I need ya'll advice on which card to go for (used or new/ AMD Or nVidia) that is decent enough to run games like far cry 5 and also has a good resale value, I am banking towards GTX 1050Ti or should I get a GTX 1080 or GTX1080 Ti and call it a day.

Also how much should I pay for a used GTX 1050Ti or Rx 560.
If someone is selling a decent card under or around 20k please let me know.

Thanks

If you're at 1080p and no plans for 4K in future, then 1070 or 1070 Ti is max you should see. With 8GB VRAM, it can bear any high requirement application.
And when you're listing 1080Ti gpu, I assume already have supported budget. So it is 1080 Ti that is future proof and absolutely perfect for 4K gaming.