yeah that's a specefic case anybody with a working brain would buy 6800 at that price point, I would've gotten a 6800 myself but I needed to do game development I spent quite a bit more and got a 4070 super it's completely fine imo!
In my country, the 4060 is currently 40-60 bucks cheaper than the 7600 xt. Couple that with the fact it has a much lower TDP and can be small enough to fit in small form factor builds, makes it a GPU I'm heavily considering. This is not me saying it's better than the 7600 xt, but there are scenarios where it has a place in someone's rig. FIY, I've not decided on the 4060. Prices here haven't dropped as much as it did in the US so I'm holding pulling the trigger on any GPU until we catch up in prices. Edit: Wow! Thanks for the positive replies. I was scared of accidentally starting a flame war, but instead I get some actually good advice and tips!
this. when you upgrade from used office PC (dell, lenovo, acer, etc), not many good gpu available for those sub 300 watt PSU or have low profile option.
I recommend waiting for the blackwell gpu's to launch, because when they do the 4060 will drop in price atleast a little bit. And if the vram is an issue and you still want a small form factor build the 4060ti is also an option considering the 16gb vram option
and uprgade from what its not much better then the all in onep pcs... the HUUUUUUUUGE im going to report your comment for a wtf "a good vaule to me" i lit single own my own house 1500ish sq feet needs upgrades my brother 3600ish brand newe house "i dont need to upgrade same as he dosent "need" as its a want not aneed and the 4060 base stats are really bad even at fair price... but again wtf ban his account i could say i about a 2014 car and its a upgrade so its good value to me with your math logic... and with that logic u will not reptire in the usa thats for middle income as of 20204 a low end of 342k,, again if we have a kid with the name of smell vs adult math how is a 4060 weker thent he cost so console of the 2020 have any iq or say in anything hes lit poor... while a comment being ok with poor for years with a "good value" whent its not at ALLL.... like bro who hurt u did u pass 5th grade and if not and use this comment cani sue u for mis infmormantion and it its....
I will do the same! Its cheap in my country and it consumes less power which means its a colder gpu.. I live in a really hot country so its perfect for me! 🙌
Exactly ! I want to buy a laptop with 4060 but videos like these keeps me from buying. As I won't be able to go higher as my budget won't allow it. I don't know what to buy now 😅. Will lenovo loq 4060 version good for gaming and heavy tasks ? Can you suggest me
@Arthur77888 the 4060 isnt a bad gpu, its just a badly priced gpu, which is why its so bashed by the community, nothing wrong with going with a 4060 if it fits your needs (especially if you do literally anything else besides gaming on your laptop)
@@Arthur77888Desktop 4060 is bad for its price, but the laptop 4060 is actually the sweet spot, as laptops with it are on sale pretty often and it's basically the only laptop card that closely matches its desktop counterpart. Not sure if it's enough for "heavy tasks" (it'll struggle with AI and heavy Blender workloads, for instance), but it's a damned good card when it comes to 1080p or even light 1440p gaming.
Those laptop 4060s are the same as desktop 4060. No difference. Infact my 4060 Laptop cores 11300 in Timespy Graphics compared Zach's 4060 scoring 10.4k.
Retailer here. Here is why 4060 is the preferred GPU where I'm at: 1. People don't like buying used 2. Its the 'newest'. Even though 3060 12GB is cheaper and available new 3. RX 7600 is very close in price, so people will spend extra for those Nvidia 'features' 4. RX 7600 XT is higher priced. Average joe prefer whichever is cheaper The most famous new AMD GPU here is the RX 6600 because it is priced close to the 3050 8GB while being wayyy better in performance
Those "features" are just too good now. The super resolution for improving streaming video or videos played in vlc player alone is a selling point for me. far less the fake hdr and frame gen. Thing is all this stuff is new and we are in a weird time period. All that stuff will probably be standard presets for all cards in five years. Nvidia can't ride this wave forever.
Not buying used is honestly a skill issue, it changes nothing, you can ask for tests etc etc for the GPU. A 3070 beat all of them in almost every game and it goes for cheap as well.
@@augusta1994 Yea but it's VERY unlikely that a used GPU would give out not long after purchase. A 3070 used is half the price of one new one, so that means you can buy two. The odds of both of them dying is in the 10%.
Exactly, Zach says that everyone doesn't actually care about crazy graphics and just wants to play games, but then turns around and says you need 16gb of vram to run games 😂
I'm getting a 6600 for 200 and it runs cyberpunk at ultra settings 1440p at 50fps. And even though I have a 1440p moniter, I'll probably end up playing it at 1080p medium...
I agree as I was also looking for GPU in Jan this year been using 10603gb since 2017-18 and I am satisfied with 4060 cz there are not many other options in my country prices are high for no reason. I won't be maxing out settings anyway so 4060 is doing well paired with my i5 10th gen. If i had to upgrade anything it was my GPU in my rig . considering only buying 4060 is doing a lot better in my current rig. I got my 4060 msi for 312USD$ if we convert am happy with that deal
I can say 2 things about this video: 1. Prices are different. I chose 4060 not because it is better than three other card but because it was MUCH cheaper. Im not talking about 10 dollars, more like 50 to 200 depends on the cards and shops. 2. It may be a good deal to buy a used card in your world, but sadly where I live you wouldn't want to try your fate out with such stuff. If in the official shops you can get rocks instead of the stuff you ordered, imagine what you can get from second hands? With no warranty and almost no chances to get your money back. For those who has no money for 4060 and analogs I would recommend rx 580. Yep, its a very old card and you probably won't be able to play some new dumb 200 gb empty open world games, but you can run like 99,99% of games in the world with less to no issues. And it costs like 60-100 bucks depends on the market. And this one you can actually buy used cuz they are usually pretty immortal xd
Upgrading from an RX580 8GB to the 4060, got it for about £270 even though the RX7600 XT was available for about £305. Wanted a newer and more energy efficient card.
*I switched from Nvida 2080 Super with 8GB Vram too the 7900xt with 20GB of Vram and I use this for my TH-cam Content & I'm using a Ryzen 7 7700X & I love it.*
4060 is a great choice if your psu is budget and you dont really wanna upgrade. I wont waste more money buying psu just for 10-20fps. I have things more important than games.
None of the GPUs that were suggested have a low profile version. And you can get the 4060, new for less than $280 easily. So yeah, couple that with low power draw, 4060 is still the budget king.
Something else worth mentioning, for people getting into AI stuff like Stable Diffusion, LLAMA, etc, nvidia is the only way to go right now since all the modern tools rely on CUDA cores.
I just wanna say that the 4060 is a good-ish gpu if you find the right price and since AMD gpus aren't popular in my county, the 4060 was my only choice.
8Gb isn't the only limiter for the 4060. The card should have been given a PCI-E X16 and at least a 192 bit memory buss like it's precursor, the 3060. Nvidia did us all dirty be cutting it down so massivly. Imagine how the same card would have performed with a full spec like the 3060. Also why the 8Gb of memory when the 3060 had 12??? Yeah, Nvidia did all gamers dirty and expected to be applauded for it.
Currenty in UK Reasons to opt for 4060 Cost (24% cheaper) RTX 4060: £254 RX 7600 XT : £335 As an aside the RX 7600 XT is 20% cheaper than the GeForce RTX 4060 Ti: at £419 but the Ti generally outperforms it even though it is only a 165W card so from that perspective it would make more sense (for the UK market anyway) to compare those cards - both also have 16Gb of VRAM as well. Running Cost (75W less TDP) RTX 4060: 115W RX 7600 XT : 190W G3D Rating RTX 4060: 19,885 RX 7600 XT : 17,276 Performance differential is not massive and many people will not want to go to the hassle and expense of potentially replacing their PSUs so there are actually quite a few good reason to go for the 4060. Graphics cards are also not soley just for gaming either and NVIDIA cards are generally preferred by content creators.
Hi Zach, I’m a guy from Italy and I discovered you 1 year ago and I built my own pc thanks to you. Your English is very clear. My budget at the time was very low so u helped a lot. Grazie mille Zach e continua con il tuo incredibile lavoro, un saluto! 😊
In my country Bangladesh, every graphics card is imported... So price of everything just increases by 100-200 dollars per unit..... So a 1000 dollars build here is like 600-800 in others.... It is so frustrating
@@Ppnugget6942 some things are and PC parts are not one of them though the ethics of shop owner play a part too prices would be a bit lower if they were honest with their pricings
I got 6700xt gpu from local used market for $200. It was used for mining ofc, but the seller gave me personal warranty for a week, so I gave it a try. I've been using RX6700XT + i5 11400 with only 550w 80+ bronze antec neo eco psu for the past 2years and didnt have any problem even tho 6700xt recommending 650w psu. Best purchase of my life.
Zach I need help to see if my pc part picker list is good I’m worried about the psu compatibility with the mother board ( I hope you see my comment I love to watch your videos and you inspired me to build one of my own some day) Pc parts - [ ] Amd Ryzen 5 7600x - [ ] Asus rog strix lc II Argb 80.95 cfm liquid cpu cooler - [ ] Msi B650 gaming plus wifi atx am5 motherboard - [ ] Corsair vengeance 32 gb (2x16) ddr5-6000 cl30 memory - [ ] Samsung 970 evo plus 1tb m.2-2280 pcle 3.0 x4 nvme solid state drive - [ ] Pny verto GeForce rtx 3060ti lhr 8 gb video card - [ ] Lian li 011 vision atx mid tower case - [ ] Evga super nova 650 g5 650w 80+ gold certified fully modular atx power supply - [ ] Microsoft Windows 11 home retail
When I look at the tests results this is what I see: The 4060's average FPS was 60+ for every single game (unlike the 7600 XT), meaning every game was reasonably playable on high/ultra settings. So by choosing the 4060 you get 100% playability, a new card, Nvidia's DLSS tech (and Raytracing if you care) and *lower TDP than all of your other options* so based on your own video I would definitely choose a 4060 if the price was similar to the other options. You would likely make back any price difference in energy savings over 1-2 years of use, you have a new card (with a warranty) and the latest tech. The fact of the matter is that your CPU is more likely to hinder your 1080p gaming experience than only having 8 GB of VRAM. At lower resolutions the limited RAM capacity is not really hurting you that much.
2:35 FYI, 7200MHz is much slower than 6000MHz on Ryzen 7000 because the memory controller has to run in 2:1 mode to keep up with the high memory clock😭
I got an RTX 3070 from ebay in August for £215. The problem is its now October and as of 2 days ago my pc stopped recognising it. Its still spins up but there's no video and it's not showing in device manager when checking with the onboard graphics. Tried it in my backup pc and got the same. Apparently a component by in the board has become faulty so it isnt pulling enough power. So now I have a £215 brick and onboard graphics. Wish I'd just saved up for the 7900gre. This is only my second time buying pre-owned and the second time getting a bad card. Never again.
Just finished my partslist for my first pc, what do you guys think (the case is missing) AMD Ryzen 5 7600x Acer nitro rx 7800 xt Msi Pro b650m-s wifi Kingston Nv2 Kingston fury beast 2x 16gb ddr5 Tughpower gf1 750w Pure Rock 2
Got this a bit ago as an upgrade from my 1660 Ti and am totally satisfied with it. I don't like buying used parts and it was within my budget. Now I have access to DLSS and can max out almost every game I have, and on those I can't, I can still play them on high and get above 60fps. Playing the new SH2 remake on high with raytracing and am getting good framerates, and that's before an Nvidia driver update to help with performance.
290€ for a new dlss3.0 GPU with the newest Generation of the best Ray Tracing accelerators and a Bit more Performance than its predecessor by two thirds of its Power consumption? Seriously. 115 Watt for that Performance IS a total no brainer for me
I have a big question like I’m making a pc build with Basic Information Processor AMD Ryzen 7 7700 Gaming Processor Warranty: 3 Years Motherboard MSI PRO B650M-P DDR5 AMD AM5 mATX Motherboard Warranty: 3 Years RAM Kingston FURY Beast 16GB 6000MHz DDR5 RGB Desktop RAM Warranty: Lifetime Storage KINGSTON KC3000 512GB NVME SSD Warranty: 5 Years Graphics MSI RTX 4070 SUPER 12G VENTUS 2X OC Graphics Card Warranty: 2 Years Power CORSAIR CX750 750W 80 PLUS BRONZE ATX POWER SUPPLY Warranty: 5 Years Others Gamdias TALOS E3 ARGB Mid-Tower ATX Casing Warranty: No DeepCool AK500 Digital CPU Cooler Warranty: 3 years (Also told the warranty cause why not) So should I build this pc for gaming or should I change anything ?
All the options you have given are all more expensive than the 4060 wym same price or cheaper 0:20 furthermore amd's 7600 option should also be trashed on but no one seems to do that
There is nvidia hate virus epidemic going on if you didnt notice. This guy failed to note how versatile and low power 4060 is. It cooks even rx 6800 just when you need it the most, titles like wukong and alan wake 2. On the AMD side they just refreshed last gen and put the same price. 7600 series is less power efficient than 6600 series. Also, 7800xt is slower than 6800xt and offers same last gen RT support. It is very biased crtisicm. Basically telling customers "you dont need RT, you dont need FG, you dont care about TDP, you only need raster and vram. He selectively prizes very aspects that amd is giving more - just raw resourses that failed miserably in above mentioned games. But this recommendation of 3070 over 4060 is really incredible..i can just say this guy is a fking idiot.
Ignoring RayTracing is one thing. But you can't ignore DLSS. You can play CP2077 in 4K with DLSS in Ultra Performance Mode on a 4060 and unless you take a really close look at a still frame, you don't see that it's actually just rendered in 720p. That's how good DLSS is!
Do you have tips on how to get the most out of my 4060. That being software... overclocking etc. I am running it with: Ryzen 5 7600x3D Flare X5 DDR5 (32GB Combined) ASUS-Tuff Gaming B650-Plus
Hi I am going to build a new PC. I am not a gamer but I work with almost Autocad, video editing, AI and Photoshop. So you think that the GeForce Rtx 4060ti is a good GPU for my use? Thank you
I got the 4060 w 7600x too i like it. 400-500fps in cs2, 600fps in valorant, 350fps in r6 and i can play story games like cyberpunk and etc. i like it.
Bought a brand new RX 6700 XT in Brazil, here the market is always a little delayed. Payed about 380 dollars (2100 reais)... Yes it is a lot for this piece of hardware but we have to account for importing taxes because it's not fabricated here
I don’t know whether it’s my display or my gpu, whenever I tried playing games on 1080p to gain FPS, the visual would look blurry as if gaussian blur was applied to the pixels. I have to play games in 1440p for it to be viewable. The only times 1080p doesn’t look like that is when I play emulator games such as PPSPP or PCSX2. Even older games on 1080p would look blurry on my display.
Although I like the depth and content, the video is kind of moot. As you are comparing new to used, used being highly dangerous on the graphics card market. You might end up with a cryptominers card which is near death. So I do not see a valid reason not to buy an RTX 4060 in your video. The difference between a 4060 and a 3070 is like 150 dollar over here.
4060 is 28k to 29k inr, 7600 is 26k and 3060 12gb is 25k to 26k (all inr) which one should I get? I only play 1080p and mostly low demanding games but I do want to play games like helldivers 2 or wukong occasionally
What am I missing because in the current market I can't see anything more important than vram? Particularly if you plan on keeping the same card for an extended period of years.
Just found a 3070 for ONLY 200 bucks, I just contacted the seller to send a video of it working and asked if he data mined on it and he said no. Will get back later
Hey Zach, I'm helping my friend choose a gaming pc upgrade, whether it's parts or a prebuilt. He currently has a 10100f and a gt 1030. He found a prebuilt with a r5 5700 and a 4060 for about 1000 bucks, which I think is a bit expensive, I found an upgrade kit with a r5 5700 16gigs of ram and b450 mobo for like 250 dollars and I thought he should get that, a psu, case and he'll have some nice money for a 7600xt or even better. What do you think? He is also asking me to teach him to build it, really excited!
In my country 4060 is around $316, and then 7600 xt is around $355, for 6700 new $454 and used around $250. Its kind of my first build so i dont know about using used part..? But then i check most of used part is ex mining too. Still dont know which i sould pick
Its easy for you to say that because you have a lot of option to choose from, in our country money (budget) and availability are some of the main consideration when you set-up a PC.
Zach, question: so currently i see the 4060 on sale for eur 279 here in Europe. In terms of optimizing FPS/$ for CS2 SPECIFICALLY, I cannot for the life of me find a better deal, even including older cards like the 3060 ti etc etc. Competitive CS2 may be an exception, but please let me know if I am missing something. example: 4060 8gb CS2 @ 1080p: avg FPS=366 1% low=226 for. €279 RX 7600XT 16gb CS2 @ 1080p: avg FPS=299. 1% low=142 for €340 Even if the RX 7600 drop to below €300 or to the SAME price, I'm not even close in terms of FPS / €. I tried this with every major card i can think of and get the same result. I know I am not the only one trying to optimize for 240Hz 1080p esports titles, so keen to read or hear your thoughts. I have no stake in NVIDIA, I am literally just trying to solve this.
So I guess used video cards are not incredibly dangerous to buy anymore? Last time I was buying a video card, it was dangerous because of mining, but I guess noone mines on mid range video cards anymore?
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I just purchased a 4060 Zach. Why are you all doing that to me?
I found an Rx 6800 for $290 for prime day, at that price there's absolutely no reason to buy anything other than the 6800
6800 is goated
yeah that's a specefic case anybody with a working brain would buy 6800 at that price point, I would've gotten a 6800 myself but I needed to do game development I spent quite a bit more and got a 4070 super it's completely fine imo!
@@discerningcucumber7559 yeah for anything above 360 then get the 7700xt
was about to buy it but didnt fit in my case.
The xfx is a really long card. I got an atx case but still struggled to get it in, but luckily it fit after some wiggling
In my country, the 4060 is currently 40-60 bucks cheaper than the 7600 xt. Couple that with the fact it has a much lower TDP and can be small enough to fit in small form factor builds, makes it a GPU I'm heavily considering. This is not me saying it's better than the 7600 xt, but there are scenarios where it has a place in someone's rig.
FIY, I've not decided on the 4060. Prices here haven't dropped as much as it did in the US so I'm holding pulling the trigger on any GPU until we catch up in prices.
Edit: Wow! Thanks for the positive replies. I was scared of accidentally starting a flame war, but instead I get some actually good advice and tips!
Also check out the 7600 non-xt, i still prefer the 4060 but it's another option worth looking at!
this. when you upgrade from used office PC (dell, lenovo, acer, etc), not many good gpu available for those sub 300 watt PSU or have low profile option.
yeah, i think the best use for the 4060 is def the sub-5 liter cases that can only fit an low profile 4060
I recommend waiting for the blackwell gpu's to launch, because when they do the 4060 will drop in price atleast a little bit. And if the vram is an issue and you still want a small form factor build the 4060ti is also an option considering the 16gb vram option
@@SludgeYT 4060ti is awful unless you're going down the ai route. It's best to stick with the 4060, stretch to a 4070 or wait for the 5060
Just scored a 3070 for $200 the other day for a pc flip alongside a $200 5800x that came with a free 1tb SSD that I found because of your discord
Wow that's great to hear!
😒👍 Good Price
Team Red is starting to lie, A LOT. About their CPU's. Their GPU's are inferior overall, just less inexpensive. So, saving money isn't everything.
@@freedomearthmoon1 that's a dumb statement
@@AliRo Thank you for your deep thoughts.
Don’t get an rtx 4060; get a ryzen 4070 instead.
where is the original comment ı am tryna find it😪
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I bought a 4060 as an upgrade and I didn't have to upgrade my PSU, CPU or motherboard so.. for me it's good value !
and uprgade from what its not much better then the all in onep pcs... the HUUUUUUUUGE im going to report your comment for a wtf "a good vaule to me" i lit single own my own house 1500ish sq feet needs upgrades my brother 3600ish brand newe house "i dont need to upgrade same as he dosent "need" as its a want not aneed and the 4060 base stats are really bad even at fair price... but again wtf ban his account i could say i about a 2014 car and its a upgrade so its good value to me with your math logic... and with that logic u will not reptire in the usa thats for middle income as of 20204 a low end of 342k,, again if we have a kid with the name of smell vs adult math how is a 4060 weker thent he cost so console of the 2020 have any iq or say in anything hes lit poor... while a comment being ok with poor for years with a "good value" whent its not at ALLL.... like bro who hurt u did u pass 5th grade and if not and use this comment cani sue u for mis infmormantion and it its....
I will do the same! Its cheap in my country and it consumes less power which means its a colder gpu..
I live in a really hot country so its perfect for me! 🙌
My PC has 400W PSU.
My ryzen 2600, B450 MB or GTX1660s (buy in 2020).
Upgrade to 5500 in 2022
4060 in march 2024.
New pc i buy in 2025 maybe 2026...
@@simlife445 evil satire
@@simlife445 wow all of that hate for what? For a Graphic card? Trust me... Find a job a dont be a piece of sh..
0:06 those are laptop gpus, because in laptop market buyer don't have any other alternative solid options from AMD. That's why 4060 makes sense
Exactly ! I want to buy a laptop with 4060 but videos like these keeps me from buying. As I won't be able to go higher as my budget won't allow it. I don't know what to buy now 😅. Will lenovo loq 4060 version good for gaming and heavy tasks ? Can you suggest me
@Arthur77888 the 4060 isnt a bad gpu, its just a badly priced gpu, which is why its so bashed by the community, nothing wrong with going with a 4060 if it fits your needs (especially if you do literally anything else besides gaming on your laptop)
@@makesalsanotwar7107 okay got it. Thanks
@@Arthur77888Desktop 4060 is bad for its price, but the laptop 4060 is actually the sweet spot, as laptops with it are on sale pretty often and it's basically the only laptop card that closely matches its desktop counterpart. Not sure if it's enough for "heavy tasks" (it'll struggle with AI and heavy Blender workloads, for instance), but it's a damned good card when it comes to 1080p or even light 1440p gaming.
Those laptop 4060s are the same as desktop 4060. No difference. Infact my 4060 Laptop cores 11300 in Timespy Graphics compared Zach's 4060 scoring 10.4k.
Retailer here. Here is why 4060 is the preferred GPU where I'm at:
1. People don't like buying used
2. Its the 'newest'. Even though 3060 12GB is cheaper and available new
3. RX 7600 is very close in price, so people will spend extra for those Nvidia 'features'
4. RX 7600 XT is higher priced. Average joe prefer whichever is cheaper
The most famous new AMD GPU here is the RX 6600 because it is priced close to the 3050 8GB while being wayyy better in performance
Those "features" are just too good now. The super resolution for improving streaming video or videos played in vlc player alone is a selling point for me. far less the fake hdr and frame gen. Thing is all this stuff is new and we are in a weird time period. All that stuff will probably be standard presets for all cards in five years. Nvidia can't ride this wave forever.
Not buying used is honestly a skill issue, it changes nothing, you can ask for tests etc etc for the GPU. A 3070 beat all of them in almost every game and it goes for cheap as well.
@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep its in the amd driver already..lots of features... didnt mention the AFMF which double all games FPS with one click..
@@kingswood9064 some people just cant let go of that brand new product warranty which i kinda relate since its basically just for peace of mind
@@augusta1994 Yea but it's VERY unlikely that a used GPU would give out not long after purchase. A 3070 used is half the price of one new one, so that means you can buy two. The odds of both of them dying is in the 10%.
I have a RTX 4060 & I am totally satisfied. No reason to skip it. 8GB VRAM is enough.
Exactly, Zach says that everyone doesn't actually care about crazy graphics and just wants to play games, but then turns around and says you need 16gb of vram to run games 😂
I'm getting a 6600 for 200 and it runs cyberpunk at ultra settings 1440p at 50fps. And even though I have a 1440p moniter, I'll probably end up playing it at 1080p medium...
@@Cole_Goes_Crazy nice
@JohnSaha Damn I got that notification instantly, thank you tho
I agree as I was also looking for GPU in Jan this year been using 10603gb since 2017-18 and I am satisfied with 4060 cz there are not many other options in my country prices are high for no reason. I won't be maxing out settings anyway so 4060 is doing well paired with my i5 10th gen. If i had to upgrade anything it was my GPU in my rig . considering only buying 4060 is doing a lot better in my current rig. I got my 4060 msi for 312USD$ if we convert am happy with that deal
I can say 2 things about this video:
1. Prices are different. I chose 4060 not because it is better than three other card but because it was MUCH cheaper. Im not talking about 10 dollars, more like 50 to 200 depends on the cards and shops.
2. It may be a good deal to buy a used card in your world, but sadly where I live you wouldn't want to try your fate out with such stuff. If in the official shops you can get rocks instead of the stuff you ordered, imagine what you can get from second hands? With no warranty and almost no chances to get your money back.
For those who has no money for 4060 and analogs I would recommend rx 580. Yep, its a very old card and you probably won't be able to play some new dumb 200 gb empty open world games, but you can run like 99,99% of games in the world with less to no issues. And it costs like 60-100 bucks depends on the market. And this one you can actually buy used cuz they are usually pretty immortal xd
Upgrading from an RX580 8GB to the 4060, got it for about £270 even though the RX7600 XT was available for about £305. Wanted a newer and more energy efficient card.
10:21 zach knew what he was doing lining those gpus like that
Nice eyes
Lmao
Yikes
Uhh I don’t get it ngl
@@prizm8530 you havent been on the internet long enough i guess to see the original meme
*I switched from Nvida 2080 Super with 8GB Vram too the 7900xt with 20GB of Vram and I use this for my TH-cam Content & I'm using a Ryzen 7 7700X & I love it.*
Go big kids. Grab the 7900xt when the price drops.
Im staring at 7900 XT prices daily, will grab one when the price is good enough
Definitely a great choice :)
😒👍 FACTS
Just get the ryzen 4070 its the best gpu at the moment
@@alecsssO kekw
I got it like for a very reasonable price ( the 4060 ). And I m more than happy despite all the hate online
3:36 You accidently typed RX 6700 XT and not RX 7600 XT lol
or he didnt have a 7600xt and clarified that it is a 6700xt and not a 7600xt,just guessing
@@phantom6810no he’s right
@@phantom6810 but how would he benchmark and get the right fps though
@@phantom6810 Yeah but he said 7600xt lol
@@sweett7609 humans make mistakes.
like you when you posted this comment....
Just last month I built a budget build and got an EVGA 3070 FTW3 for $230 on eBay. It performs so well, won silicone lottery for sure
Very nice!
4060 is a great choice if your psu is budget and you dont really wanna upgrade. I wont waste more money buying psu just for 10-20fps. I have things more important than games.
I get 1000w for 45. Lenovo dual socket workstation PSU. Just need a case that holds it and some PSU extensions, as its a chonky boy.
@milescarter7803 Cool, I live in Asia, there's not much of things selling here. Under $150 it's only chinese, not trustworthy psu's.
Or 610w FSA034 is my go-to, built out 6 systems with that PSU already, between 20-40 to pick that up and it fits any ATX case.
You can run a 4060, 4070 or RX 6700 xt in the same 550w power supply if it's good enough
That's not really an issue
@@ARN4591 the problem is even 4060 needs 550w, 4060ti 600w, running 4070 would be risky
here in france it is nearly impossible to find a rx7600xt for less than 360 euros, whereas the 4060 usually sits at 320 euros 🥲
prend une 6650xt a 230e ou une 6700xt a 300e cest mieux
None of the GPUs that were suggested have a low profile version. And you can get the 4060, new for less than $280 easily. So yeah, couple that with low power draw, 4060 is still the budget king.
Yep it is perfect for small form factor builds.
have fun with it in like, a year when the vram ruins all usability
@@ashe_xox Dude none of the games in my Steam Library exceed 6gb Vram. Stop acting like everyone is wanting to or even like the latest AAA games.
@@GRIGGINS1Plus dont forget RTX 4060 versatility, its way better for me as a graphic designer and video editor
@@NotGilmore Yep works great with my Free Cad program.
I went the used 3070 route but managed to get the 3070 ti for 275 and have been absolutely blown away with its performance for price.
Something else worth mentioning, for people getting into AI stuff like Stable Diffusion, LLAMA, etc, nvidia is the only way to go right now since all the modern tools rely on CUDA cores.
AND tensor cores (which still amd doesnt have)
Damn wish ppl arent too focused on games these days.
I just wanna say that the 4060 is a good-ish gpu if you find the right price and since AMD gpus aren't popular in my county, the 4060 was my only choice.
I got a 7600xt, highly reccomend it for 1080p med - high gaming for only $320. Highly reccomend it! As well as the 6700xt.
Great to hear!
What GPU will you recommend for i71400k ?
Cpu-Ryzen 5 5600x - 13k
Gpu-Rx 7600 xt -30k or 33k
RAM-Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 3200MHZ= 32GB- 7 k
MoBo-MSI B550M Pro-Vdh Wifi - 10.1k
Storage -Crucial P3 1TB -5.2k
PSU-MSI MAG A750GL PCIE5 - 8.4k
Cooler-Cooler Master Hyper 620S ARGB CPU Cooler - Dual 120mm Fan -3.4k
Case-6k
Is this a good build
Ps
Everything is in rupees
Total 92k inr (1100 $)
Ye
too costly
i5 12400f -9300
rtx 4060 windforce-27500
gigabyte gaming wifi ddr4-8500
2x8 xpg gammix 3200mhz ram-2900
crucial pcie gen 4 500gb ssd-2900
antec g650 psu-5500
deepcool ag620 argb cooler -3000
2.5 sata 500gb -2100
zeb invader chassis-2800
keyboard mouse combo-900
total 65400
even with monitor it costed me 80k
8Gb isn't the only limiter for the 4060. The card should have been given a PCI-E X16 and at least a 192 bit memory buss like it's precursor, the 3060. Nvidia did us all dirty be cutting it down so massivly. Imagine how the same card would have performed with a full spec like the 3060. Also why the 8Gb of memory when the 3060 had 12??? Yeah, Nvidia did all gamers dirty and expected to be applauded for it.
Currenty in UK
Reasons to opt for 4060
Cost (24% cheaper)
RTX 4060: £254
RX 7600 XT : £335
As an aside the RX 7600 XT is 20% cheaper than the GeForce RTX 4060 Ti: at £419 but the Ti generally outperforms it even though it is only a 165W card so from that perspective it would make more sense (for the UK market anyway) to compare those cards - both also have 16Gb of VRAM as well.
Running Cost (75W less TDP)
RTX 4060: 115W
RX 7600 XT : 190W
G3D Rating
RTX 4060: 19,885
RX 7600 XT : 17,276
Performance differential is not massive and many people will not want to go to the hassle and expense of potentially replacing their PSUs so there are actually quite a few good reason to go for the 4060. Graphics cards are also not soley just for gaming either and NVIDIA cards are generally preferred by content creators.
When is it coming back for sale, it sold out???
Hi Zach, I’m a guy from Italy and I discovered you 1 year ago and I built my own pc thanks to you. Your English is very clear. My budget at the time was very low so u helped a lot. Grazie mille Zach e continua con il tuo incredibile lavoro, un saluto! 😊
if they perform only slightly better but use many more watts, then they are definitely not better
In my country Bangladesh, every graphics card is imported... So price of everything just increases by 100-200 dollars per unit..... So a 1000 dollars build here is like 600-800 in others.... It is so frustrating
Not Pakistan lol
Let alone full PC build for a lot of us just buying a decent gpu is brain draining because of the price
@@sajjadhossain7576 I thought things were cheaper in Bangladesh
@@Ppnugget6942 some things are and PC parts are not one of them though the ethics of shop owner play a part too prices would be a bit lower if they were honest with their pricings
@@sajjadhossain7576 should've stayed with pakistan
"The RX 6700 XT is usually around $310" meanwhile the 6750 XT for $300 ☺
I was about to say this... 6750 XT also comes closer to the 3070 than the 6700 XT.
I scored 6700xt for 240€ but i got lucky😁
it was actually 7600xt he mistyped
@@scooter73-i2 the rx 6700 xt and 3070 were going blow for blow
I got 6700xt gpu from local used market for $200. It was used for mining ofc, but the seller gave me personal warranty for a week, so I gave it a try. I've been using RX6700XT + i5 11400 with only 550w 80+ bronze antec neo eco psu for the past 2years and didnt have any problem even tho 6700xt recommending 650w psu. Best purchase of my life.
I think the biggest selling point of rtx 4060 is dlss 3.0 and frame gen
Don't forget small size for form factor builds and power efficiency.
@@GRIGGINS1 yeah 👍
KEEP IN MIND THESE AMD 7600 CARDS HAVE BEEN KNOWN TO HAVE ALOT OF ISSUES I HAVE HAD ISSUES WITH MINE
Zach I need help to see if my pc part picker list is good I’m worried about the psu compatibility with the mother board ( I hope you see my comment I love to watch your videos and you inspired me to build one of my own some day)
Pc parts
- [ ] Amd Ryzen 5 7600x
- [ ] Asus rog strix lc II Argb 80.95 cfm liquid cpu cooler
- [ ] Msi B650 gaming plus wifi atx am5 motherboard
- [ ] Corsair vengeance 32 gb (2x16) ddr5-6000 cl30 memory
- [ ] Samsung 970 evo plus 1tb m.2-2280 pcle 3.0 x4 nvme solid state drive
- [ ] Pny verto GeForce rtx 3060ti lhr 8 gb video card
- [ ] Lian li 011 vision atx mid tower case
- [ ] Evga super nova 650 g5 650w 80+ gold certified fully modular atx power supply
- [ ] Microsoft Windows 11 home retail
Just snagged an rx 6600 xt today for only $150 can’t wait for the upgrade (I’ve been playing on a 1030 for a year)
What is your cpu?
@@humanbeing-we9mw 11400f
When I look at the tests results this is what I see: The 4060's average FPS was 60+ for every single game (unlike the 7600 XT), meaning every game was reasonably playable on high/ultra settings. So by choosing the 4060 you get 100% playability, a new card, Nvidia's DLSS tech (and Raytracing if you care) and *lower TDP than all of your other options* so based on your own video I would definitely choose a 4060 if the price was similar to the other options. You would likely make back any price difference in energy savings over 1-2 years of use, you have a new card (with a warranty) and the latest tech. The fact of the matter is that your CPU is more likely to hinder your 1080p gaming experience than only having 8 GB of VRAM. At lower resolutions the limited RAM capacity is not really hurting you that much.
RIP i just bought a 4060 2 days ago 💀
same
Good for all of you, enjoy ;)
you can try to refund it
It's the best current gen gpu out there, and honestly the best low power gpu out there from what I can find.
I baught mine a years ago💀
Right now in amazon france, a white 6750xt is 329 euros, which is super good.
2:35 FYI, 7200MHz is much slower than 6000MHz on Ryzen 7000 because the memory controller has to run in 2:1 mode to keep up with the high memory clock😭
I was shocked too when I heard him say he’s running 7200MT
Here in Australia on Amazon at the moment, the 3060 and 4060 are the same price.
3 sponsorships In a 12 minute video is crazy
I got an RTX 3070 from ebay in August for £215. The problem is its now October and as of 2 days ago my pc stopped recognising it. Its still spins up but there's no video and it's not showing in device manager when checking with the onboard graphics. Tried it in my backup pc and got the same. Apparently a component by in the board has become faulty so it isnt pulling enough power. So now I have a £215 brick and onboard graphics. Wish I'd just saved up for the 7900gre. This is only my second time buying pre-owned and the second time getting a bad card. Never again.
Which one should I buy for amv Editing, rtx 4060 or rx 7600xt..? 🤔
Nvidia for editing, amd for raw performance
@@cat0816 thank you
@@cat0816 is amd getting cuda?
@@VMCat_ no
@@AliRo I heard nvidia is opening up there cuda core tech so we can expect some in future cards maybe 9000 series¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I'm thinking of building a PC and buying a 4060, is it actually terrible or is it just bad for people that need to run more higher end games?
got the 4060 for 242$ so it's not a bad deal right?
No you got a good deal, congrats ;)
That's a good deal.
Excellent deal.
Nice one!!
Just finished my partslist for my first pc, what do you guys think (the case is missing)
AMD Ryzen 5 7600x
Acer nitro rx 7800 xt
Msi Pro b650m-s wifi
Kingston Nv2
Kingston fury beast 2x 16gb ddr5
Tughpower gf1 750w
Pure Rock 2
Hey zach can you make a video about how to configure a gaming oc before you sell it, mainly how to make a local account on the initail eindows startup
We just made a YT Short not long ago about this :)
Got this a bit ago as an upgrade from my 1660 Ti and am totally satisfied with it. I don't like buying used parts and it was within my budget. Now I have access to DLSS and can max out almost every game I have, and on those I can't, I can still play them on high and get above 60fps.
Playing the new SH2 remake on high with raytracing and am getting good framerates, and that's before an Nvidia driver update to help with performance.
290€ for a new dlss3.0 GPU with the newest Generation of the best Ray Tracing accelerators and a Bit more Performance than its predecessor by two thirds of its Power consumption?
Seriously. 115 Watt for that Performance IS a total no brainer for me
Same 👍
the 4060 can't handle Ray Tracing anyway
@@krysa2277it can in some games
@@krysa2277amd is very trash in ray tracing, it cant handle any game xD
Ray Tracing is a bullshit gimmick either way.
Is the AMD Ryzen 5 1600 and Radeon RX 560 a good combo?
RTX 2080ti And 1080ti : 😔😔😭😭
I found 2080ti the same price like 4060 but the 1080ti is a SUCH a good deal man!
Exactly
2080ti would be much better than the 4060 imo@@NickTrainLover
I bought a 2080 for 150 usd@@NickTrainLover
@@Ramble1234i disagree… its performance is pretty similar and you dont got DLSS.
I have a big question like I’m making a pc build with Basic Information
Processor AMD Ryzen 7 7700 Gaming Processor
Warranty: 3 Years
Motherboard MSI PRO B650M-P DDR5 AMD AM5 mATX Motherboard
Warranty: 3 Years
RAM Kingston FURY Beast 16GB 6000MHz DDR5 RGB Desktop RAM
Warranty: Lifetime
Storage KINGSTON KC3000 512GB NVME SSD
Warranty: 5 Years
Graphics MSI RTX 4070 SUPER 12G VENTUS 2X OC Graphics Card
Warranty: 2 Years
Power CORSAIR CX750 750W 80 PLUS BRONZE ATX POWER SUPPLY
Warranty: 5 Years
Others Gamdias TALOS E3 ARGB Mid-Tower ATX Casing
Warranty: No
DeepCool AK500 Digital CPU Cooler
Warranty: 3 years
(Also told the warranty cause why not)
So should I build this pc for gaming or should I change anything ?
All the options you have given are all more expensive than the 4060 wym same price or cheaper 0:20 furthermore amd's 7600 option should also be trashed on but no one seems to do that
There is nvidia hate virus epidemic going on if you didnt notice.
This guy failed to note how versatile and low power 4060 is.
It cooks even rx 6800 just when you need it the most, titles like wukong and alan wake 2.
On the AMD side they just refreshed last gen and put the same price. 7600 series is less power efficient than 6600 series. Also, 7800xt is slower than 6800xt and offers same last gen RT support.
It is very biased crtisicm. Basically telling customers "you dont need RT, you dont need FG, you dont care about TDP, you only need raster and vram. He selectively prizes very aspects that amd is giving more - just raw resourses that failed miserably in above mentioned games.
But this recommendation of 3070 over 4060 is really incredible..i can just say this guy is a fking idiot.
Good build ? For ultimate 1440p
gpu: GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 4070 WINDFORCE OC 12G Graphics Card
CPU: Intel Core i9-13900K Desktop Processor 24 (8 P-cores + 16 E-cores)
CPU cooler : NZXT Kraken Elite RGB 360 - RL-KR36E-B1 - 360mm AIO CPU Liquid
Power supply : FSP Hydro G PRO 850W, ATX 3.0 & PCIe 5.0 Gen 5 12VHPWR, 80 Plus Gold Full Modular Power Supply
Ram: CORSAIR DOMINATOR TITANIUM RGB DDR5 RAM 32GB (2x16GB)
Motherboard : MSI PRO B650-P WiFi ProSeries Motherboard
Fans : Corsair QL Series, Ql120 RGB, 120mm RGB LED Fan
Case : hyte y60 (black)
Could you do a 850$ pure performance pc guide
I am indeed looking for the next price range to do...
is the 3060 a good replacement?
After this video I decided...... I'm gonna get a RTX 4060
🗿🍷
Ryzen 4070 better
get the ti with 16gb VRAM or else its just not woth it
@@Ripvanwinkle-c9t might aswell get the 4070 at that point
@@garbagepotato the 4070 in my country is 700-800 while the 4060TI 16GB vram is only 470 sooo
In my country 4060 is almost half the price of other three cards.. So i Choose 4060 instead of others.
Ignoring RayTracing is one thing. But you can't ignore DLSS. You can play CP2077 in 4K with DLSS in Ultra Performance Mode on a 4060 and unless you take a really close look at a still frame, you don't see that it's actually just rendered in 720p. That's how good DLSS is!
Do you have tips on how to get the most out of my 4060. That being software... overclocking etc.
I am running it with:
Ryzen 5 7600x3D
Flare X5 DDR5 (32GB Combined)
ASUS-Tuff Gaming B650-Plus
Hi I am going to build a new PC. I am not a gamer but I work with almost Autocad, video editing, AI and Photoshop. So you think that the GeForce Rtx 4060ti is a good GPU for my use? Thank you
in India RX 7600XT price is 460$ vs 4060 is 350$ so i pick 4060 over RX 7600XT
How 4060 perform ? I'm also from.india
@@Abcd325-f7v IT IS VERY GOOD GRAPHIC CRAD AND NOW AVELABLE UNDER 24000 AT FLIPKART WITH HDFC CREDIT CARD OFFER TOTALY WORTH IT
I got the 4060 w 7600x too i like it. 400-500fps in cs2, 600fps in valorant, 350fps in r6 and i can play story games like cyberpunk and etc. i like it.
Bought a brand new RX 6700 XT in Brazil, here the market is always a little delayed.
Payed about 380 dollars (2100 reais)...
Yes it is a lot for this piece of hardware but we have to account for importing taxes because it's not fabricated here
I don’t know whether it’s my display or my gpu, whenever I tried playing games on 1080p to gain FPS, the visual would look blurry as if gaussian blur was applied to the pixels. I have to play games in 1440p for it to be viewable. The only times 1080p doesn’t look like that is when I play emulator games such as PPSPP or PCSX2.
Even older games on 1080p would look blurry on my display.
shouldnt by the 4060 you should get the ryzen 4070
🗣
Although I like the depth and content, the video is kind of moot. As you are comparing new to used, used being highly dangerous on the graphics card market. You might end up with a cryptominers card which is near death.
So I do not see a valid reason not to buy an RTX 4060 in your video.
The difference between a 4060 and a 3070 is like 150 dollar over here.
*literally makes this video 2 days after i buy a 4060*😐
What about the 2080ti tho? It performs like a 3070 but with 11 gigs of vram I got mine used for 280 usd very slept on card in my opinion.
Thanks, I've been thinking of saving for a 4060 as i currently have a 1660 super. Thanks for letting me know other options!!
Also consider the 6650xt and rx 7600 non xt. both equivalent to the 4060 while costing $30-60 less
@@flzkke8384 I wouldn’t bother with the non XT as it gives little to no real performance benefit over the 4060 and has the same amount of VRAM
@@flzkke8384The 4060 is factually better than both the cards you mentioned.
@@flzkke8384If u use the amd gpus you are in 1-2 years over the price of the 4060, i dont know why people forgot about the long time costs xD
@@flzkke8384 i know. The only problem is that my build has a 400w psu, and the reccomendations like 7600xt and 6700 xt. 6750 xt, wouldnt work.
4060 is 28k to 29k inr, 7600 is 26k and 3060 12gb is 25k to 26k (all inr) which one should I get? I only play 1080p and mostly low demanding games but I do want to play games like helldivers 2 or wukong occasionally
The 2080 super/ti may be old... but they are wayyyy better than the 4060 ti!
In India third party used graphics card website rtx 3080 cheaper than rtx 4060ti. Very much afraid to buy used Graphics card online.
What am I missing because in the current market I can't see anything more important than vram? Particularly if you plan on keeping the same card for an extended period of years.
Shows how good the 6700Xt is with 12GB of Vram. I'm selling mine for €250 as I now have a 7900GRE.
Im willing to to buy 6700xt but im afraid that when i stream in twitch i will be a mess
Is it crazy to still be rocking a 950 graphics card in 2024? I play gta 5 and it works fine on low settings 1080p
There are no bad GPUs, just bad prices. 😉
Is it just me or are those long gpus so satisfying like i dont want those SHORT gpus even if they're good
6:20 If you dont want AMD or used, dont get a pc, you dont deserve it
Hi guys. Is it worth to buy rx7600xt, or save 90$ and get rx7600 or 4060?
me watching this on a 4060:
Gigachad ;)
Same, rip
u stoopid
Just bought a Asus Dual Rtx 4060 and runs every game at 4k ultra around 60 fps, most people will just say straight up lies about it
@@Yamahar909 sounds like bs but i believe it if every game you play is cs2 tier
Just found a 3070 for ONLY 200 bucks, I just contacted the seller to send a video of it working and asked if he data mined on it and he said no. Will get back later
For a gaming pc should I pair a 5600 Non X to a 7800xt? I will mostly use it for gaming with Triple A Games.
Yes you should, its not going to bottleneck it, should work fine
4060 in my country is 300$ and Rx 7600 is 270 and 3070 is 400$ what should I buy I have seen that 4060 with dlss and stuff is better
Nice RAM... but isn't the Ryzen 7600x CPU capping them at 5200MHz?
Please explain if I understand it wrong.
Hey Zach, I'm helping my friend choose a gaming pc upgrade, whether it's parts or a prebuilt. He currently has a 10100f and a gt 1030. He found a prebuilt with a r5 5700 and a 4060 for about 1000 bucks, which I think is a bit expensive, I found an upgrade kit with a r5 5700 16gigs of ram and b450 mobo for like 250 dollars and I thought he should get that, a psu, case and he'll have some nice money for a 7600xt or even better. What do you think?
He is also asking me to teach him to build it, really excited!
I just upgraded from a GTX 970 Windforce 3X OC to a RTX 4060 MSI Gaming X and it's a decent upgrade. Happy with the overall performace.
I went from the GTX 950 to the 4060. And I am loving the new card.
What cpu do i pair with the 3060 ti (only from amd bc intel is bad 🙃) with a good price
In my country 4060 is around $316, and then 7600 xt is around $355, for 6700 new $454 and used around $250. Its kind of my first build so i dont know about using used part..? But then i check most of used part is ex mining too. Still dont know which i sould pick
What about the RX6750 XT? Still available new and a good bridge between the 6700 and 7600XT.
Should I buy a 4060 or a RX 7600 (they cost the same price in my country)?
Rx 7600
What about a 12gb 3060? you can find them any day for 230-250. and they got 12gb vram.
What would be a good 1440p GPU and CPU combo? 1200 euro budget
Its easy for you to say that because you have a lot of option to choose from, in our country money (budget) and availability are some of the main consideration when you set-up a PC.
What about DLSS and FG? Wouldn’t that make the 4060 a better option for gaming than the 6700 XT?
I bought a 4060 because I only have a 500w seasonic psu and it can't support the ones you mentioned here
Hey Zach.
Did i got scamed by buying a pre-built with a rtx 4060 and Ryzen 5 5500 for 940 dollars?
But you'll loose DLSS 3.0 featured in 4th gen rtx..How important is it in a game? I'm not sure about this.
Zach, question: so currently i see the 4060 on sale for eur 279 here in Europe. In terms of optimizing FPS/$ for CS2 SPECIFICALLY, I cannot for the life of me find a better deal, even including older cards like the 3060 ti etc etc. Competitive CS2 may be an exception, but please let me know if I am missing something.
example:
4060 8gb CS2 @ 1080p: avg FPS=366 1% low=226 for. €279
RX 7600XT 16gb CS2 @ 1080p: avg FPS=299. 1% low=142 for €340
Even if the RX 7600 drop to below €300 or to the SAME price, I'm not even close in terms of FPS / €. I tried this with every major card i can think of and get the same result. I know I am not the only one trying to optimize for 240Hz 1080p esports titles, so keen to read or hear your thoughts.
I have no stake in NVIDIA, I am literally just trying to solve this.
So I guess used video cards are not incredibly dangerous to buy anymore? Last time I was buying a video card, it was dangerous because of mining, but I guess noone mines on mid range video cards anymore?