RTX 3060 Ti vs RTX 3060: The Ultimate Comparison
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- RTX 3060 vs RTX 3060 Ti review: Is the extra money worth it? The specific models used in this video were the Asus ROG Strix OC RTX 3060 and the RTX 3060 Ti Founders Edition. Both were used at out-of-the-box settings with ResizeBAR enabled.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro, RTX 3060 vs 3060 Ti pricing, VRAM, which models am I using?
2:53 Cyberpunk 2077 1080p Ultra
4:05 Ray Tracing: 1080p RT Reflections Native vs RT Ultra DLSS Quality Cyberpunk 2077
5:13 Cyberpunk 2077 1440p Ultra vs High
6:24 Cyberpunk 2077 1440p 60 fps target using DLSS on/off multiple settings
7:35 Ray Tracing: 1440p RT Low DLSS on/off Cyberpunk 2077
8:46 Cyberpunk 2077: 4K medium DLSS on/off
9:57 Red Dead Redemption 2 1080p Favor Quality max preset
10:27 Red Dead Redemption 2 1440p Favor Quality max preset
10:56 Red Dead Redemption 2 1440p Max Settings w/DLSS vs Hardware Unboxed optimized settings
12:07 Red Dead Redemption 2 4K Hardware Unboxed Optimized settings Native vs DLSS
13:18 Horizon Zero Dawn Ultra 1080p and 1440p
14:30 Horizon Zero Dawn Ultra 4K Native vs DLSS Quality
15:41 Forza Horizon 5 Ultra 1080p and 1440p
16:52 Forza Horizon 5 Ultra 4K
17:38 Final thoughts 1080p, 1440p, 4K, ray tracing- is the Ti worth the extra money? - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
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Loving these comparisons bro! Keep up the good work
I totally love these kind of videos with technical and performance information about similar gpus, it can help other people make a right choice overall, i really hope you keep doing this kind of videos when the 4000 series comes out!
I agree. very informative for us PC nerds lol
For my needs the 3060 is the better option. Great 1080p gaming. Ability to play 2k and 4k depending on the settings. Great performance with less power demands while also producing less heat. And of course, 12 GB of vram never hurts in the future.
Can i use rtx 3060 ti ,for asrock b450m steel legend motherboard?please help me.thank you guys🥺🙏
@@llein2428i think so yes
What games are you playing and are you getting above 60fps. I have a rx580 8GB and I play at 1080p and I'm looking for a upgrade but I'm also looking at a 6650XT 8GB but the 12GB VRAM is what's getting me
@@llein2428 ofc xD pci express 3 and 4 have minor differences
Hey, Daniel. I'm a recent subscriber and I just want to thank you for doing these timely comparison given the absolute crazy (in a good way!) state the GPU market is in. I'm wanting to upgrade from my faithful 1080ti that can easily do 4K 60fps in older and optimized (Forza Horizon 5) titles, and your videos are doing all the leg work I would have done on my own. I hope to see the full range of 3000 series cards before the school year starts and you have to lessen your upload schedule. Keep up the great work!
Love this style of content, the breakdowns are very helpful to see what we can get away with in the options menu!
Hey Daniel, Your comparisons are the best! Super detailed and descriptive. Please do a 3070 and 3070Ti!
From what I've heard (PC builder) the 3070 TI is not worth the extra $$ . I could be wrong in the current market but give that channel a watch if you have the time super helpful and informative like Dan.
I have a 3060 12g model but I never gamed on it. My grandson played some steam games on it and they seem to run okay. I do not think he changed any settings of my out of the box settings. I looked at the monitor when he was playing and it did look very good.
I like my 3060 because I found it well under $400 around MSRP and the Ti's were well over $600 around that time. I just refuse to pay $500+ for a GPU when I know this 3060 will get me well down the road for a while. I don't mind dropping image quality from ultra to high because most of the time you never see the difference but your performance can go way up. I also just need a 1080 card for my current monitor and the 3060 will do that well. It's also paired up well with my 11400 CPU with minimal bottlenecking if any. For the price and performance, I feel pretty good about it.
I literally have the same set up!. Do you undervolt your 11400?.
I managed to UV my 3060 from 66c ingame to 56-62c now but haven't managed to do so with cpu and its kinda on the hot side.
@@BronislawStark No, just leave everything on auto and run good 3600 DDR. Also put in a good air cooler and changed out the fan on it for an Artic Bionix. That dropped my CPU idle around 5-6 degrees. Gaming always stays in the low 60's but the 11th gens do run a bit hotter than the 10th.
broo iam about to build my own pc and i am going use the same specs but with 11400F what do u think about the bottelnecks will i be bothered or shoud i go up the 12400f ? ( which is a lil expensive since i will have to upgrade the mother board as well )
I managed to get an EVGA 3060 for $389 from their websites link several months ago when prices were still insane. And I do make use of the full 12gb in lots of games at 1440p. I have a 12400F though with 3200mhz ram but I really dont think an 11400F will bottleneck it at all. There might be a very small difference in more CPU bound games.
@@noosociallife9107 you should really go with the 12400F. You'll be able to upgrade to 13th gen in the future as they will be supported by the same socket/chipset
I wrote you off when I first saw your videos coming up because of the thumbnails reminding me of fake benchmark videos. After seeing your new Radeon card reviews and benchmarks, I'm going thru your old videos. You're top notch. Keep it up.
When you're benchmarking Cyberpunk you should try the Digital Foundry optimised settings similar to how you use Hardware Unboxed optimised setting for Red Dead Redemption 2
3060ti should have been the 3060. 3060 was too weak this generation and still too expensive... Just matches or only outperforms the 2060S from last gen by a few percent points. It's already tapping out at 1440p in some games which hasn't been the case for 60 class since Pascal 10 series.
Facts . Imo the 3070 series is pretty disappointing to . The 3060 ti is good enough for 1080 p 120 ez for a long time
I actually think it's not that weak provided that if it was selling at or near its msrp of $330. It was supposed to compete with the RX 6600 which had the same msrp for better performance. But as we know now it never sold anywhere near its msrp which made it a difficult buy from a pure price to performance compared to its competition.
Very wrong statement. If 3060ti was 3060 the 3070 shouldn’t even exist since 3060ti and 3070 are almost the same.
OH! Absolutely! I not only do gaming but I do CAD work as well. So, I picked up a Asus 3060Ti dual-bios V2 OC on the cheap (re-firb) and was really "impressed" with not only the LOWER temps, but overall performance with CAD and raytracing vs. my Asus Phenix V2 OC 3060 with 12Gb of ram! Now I only have 8Gb of ram but is STILL preforms much better in both gaming and CAD work! VERY happy! Runs BETTER while maintaining OC GPU speeds and 20C less temperature and weak OC speeds that the 3060 provided. I ONLY run a 1080P set-up which is FINE for CAD and gaming for me. I do CAD at my workplace and have ALWAYS run 1080" on dual 24" monitors. At "home" I have a "fast" 1080P 27" monitor and a 15" "side" monitor for multi-tasking. "Works for me!"
Like these in-depth videos
I think including 1 competitive fps game like Valorant or Rainbow 6 in ur comparisons would be really great even if the determining factor for those games is usually cpu.
Great vid, thanks 😊
The light at the end of the tunnel is huge on my 3060 ti 5800x build at 1080 p right now . Fr i feel like this build will be insane for another 4 5 years at least Insane high refresh rates on every game I play at on at least normal settings never go down to low
In Taiwan, the RTX3060 TWIN EDGE is priced at NT$10,490, while the RTX3060Ti Twin Edge OC LHR is priced at NT$12,290. At the same time, the price drops by 5-7% every month.
This video made me content of getting the 3060ti in the UK for MSRP.
I play on a 55" 4K TV and sit close. So ideally I would have liked it to play 4K 60fps as TV is only 60Hz. Doesn't look fast enough for that so will need to go down to 1440P. The FE cards always sell well in the UK, so hopefully can get a good sale once I upgrade.
3060ti is a great card to start for 1440p gaming i wouldnt go any lower than that card 😀
Bro, I was the exact same.. 3ft away from a 50'' 4k TV and I recently upgraded to a 32'' PC monitor. Why? because it's 165hz refresh rate and going from 60Hz to 165Hz is surreal. Don't focus so much on quality, focus more on refresh rate. There was options for 4k monitors, but I went with 1440p to keep the cost low. I'm enjoying my PC 10x more than I did with a 4k TV as a monitor and I'm mostly gaming at 1080p. Still looks SO much better.
Quality over quantity, is what i say. Also if that's the case you have to buy a new GPU as well as a new monitor instead of just aiming for what your television could do.
Would it be worth it to go for some OC'ed version of 3060 instead to get closer to the performance of the Ti for 1080p gaming and video rendering?
it won’t be much faster, an OC now a days barely gets you more performance. Since nivida really pushed every card this generation out of the box to compete with AMD.
Sure you have some AIBs like MSI, ASUS and others increasing the power to get a little more performance. But it only nets a few extra frames over baseline.
Getting a brand new Zotac RTX 3060 for about $410 and also a used 3060ti for pretty much the same price..... I'm getting into 3d stuff and more power would be great.......
Question is which one will be better ...? Considering that RTX 3060 has 12GB of Vram while the 3060Ti only has 8?...
Sorry for broken English but I do need suggestions....
Just on tech specs alone, it's worth it. The TI has a 256-bit interface like the 3070, while the 3060 just has a 192-bit interface. True, the Ti only has 8GB compared to the 3060's 12GB, but at least right now that's not the issue it would seem to be.
I was considering the 3060 because I primarily use my system for video editing and might need the 12GB, but after doing some tests this weekend with my 6GB laptop and a couple of 8K RED Monstro files to see whether it would max out the GPU memory (it didn't), I decided that when I upgrade my desktop's card, the very minimum I will be looking at is a 3060 Ti, preferrably a Founders Edition if I can find it. Obviously I won't be getting 4K gaming with everything turned full on (or even half on), but I could definitely do 1440p like that very comfortably. I only have three raytraced games in my collection (Control, Wolfenstein: Youngblood and Quake RTX), so the Ti would fit in quite nicely.
The other consideration was that right now I'm looking at whatever card I get as being a placeholder until the 40 Series is either widely available or available period. So that meant that whatever I got, I had to look at the possibility of being stuck with it for at least a year (I've been stuck with my current GTX 960 for at least seven years), so I had to balance performance with resale value. That's how I determined that a Ti would be better because it seems to be very much in demand. I can find several 3060s at our local Micro Center, while 3060 Ti's are more dear and still grossly overpriced. Hopefully this will change when I'm ready to buy in August, otherwise I'll be buying used.
I wouldn't buy now and then ALSO go out and get a 40-series... i'd say, if you need/want a card now, buy one now. Get one you'll be happy with for a couple years and skip the 40-series... there will always be a 50-series. If you don't need a new GPU right now... just hold out a little longer and get a 40-series... I don't think you can go wrong buying a 30-series now or waiting for a 40-series... the only thing I think seems like a waste of effort is buying a 30-series now just to wait a few months to buy again with a 40-series.
@@wolfshanze5980 I definitely need a new GPU. It’s only got 2GB and it’s making the entire system unstable. It’s the oldest component in the system. It’s just time to replace it.
Bro if you are doing video editing, you will find that extra vram will come in very handy especially with ai enhanced editing softwares.
Personally I would buy neither of these and buy a 3080 minimum however, in your case, the baseline 3060 makes a lot more sense. Why if there is so much perf difference? Well there is actually none:
Try your hand on overclocking the baseline 3060 to find out they are in fact, capable of stable overclocking to near ti levels.
@@teleman07 There is a significant performance gap between the 3060 and 3060Ti... The 3060Ti is far closer in performance to a 3070 than it is to a 3060.
On a scale of 1 to 10, if the 3060 is a 1 and the 3070 is a 10, the 3060Ti would be about a 7.
You're not going to overclock a 3060 to the same performance level of a 3060Ti.
@@cubdukat If you got a 2GB card, then ya, time to upgrade... I wouldn't wait till the 40-series... Anything is a massive upgrade to you, including the 3060. Get the best you can afford and just forget about the 40-series... the 50-series will be around if/when you start getting tired of your 30-series card.
What is the on average hit when recording gameplay as well? I’m assuming it’s small, 1-2%?
I'm thinking of not getting the 3060 ti due to the low VRAM. I have a 750ti right now and 4GB of VRAM is extremely bad for todays games, I have a really tough time with it. ´
8GB seems like it'll become the new 4GB in a couple of years.
Am I giving to much importance to the VRAM? Does the performance outweigh the low VRAM?
Its something to consider. I play at 1080p and i can max the settings and RT in most games but a couple like watch dogs need more vram to max out the ray tracing. It has the power to stay above 60 fps but 8GB isnt quite enough. 8gb is enough for flight sim but max settings are too demanding. Very High = 45fps. a 3070 /ti has the extra power to max flight sim but the same 8gb vram issue. The 3060 has an extra 4gb of slower vram and 30% less cores. The 3060ti can run cyberpunk with max RT in 1080p dlss quality at 60fps with 1% low 50s. It doesnt use the full 8gb vram and it still drops below 60. So in most cases the 3060 cant utilize the 12gb and the Ti wouldnt benefit from more vram. 10 or 12gb 3080 or AMD card may be an option.
I've heard the 3060 makes more sense when you do more rendering than gaming which allegedly renders faster with 12 gb vram, and the 3060 ti makes more sense for just gaming. I do know my 3060 ti is an awesome card and I consider it a high end card since I don't care about ray tracing. For instance, as shown in the benchmarks, at 1440p with my 3060 ti I'm getting around 90-100 fps in cyberpunk 2077 on high with dlss on quality, and with dlss off I get around 70 fps. And measuring by that performance, since cp 2077 is maybe the heaviest game right now, I get great performance in every game. All things considered price/performance-wise I think the 3060 ti is the best graphics card of this generation. My second choice would be the rx 6700 xt.
Yep my 1st choice is a 6700xt for my new build. I'm in the Philippines and supply on those is low and no price decrease in a long time, they're about $700.
Over the last few days i've started seeing a lot of 3060/ti becoming available for good prices, lowest 3060 12gb yesterday at $430, now my budget is only $300 😁😁 as all PC parts in the Philippines are expensive but i don't mind waiting even 3 more months.
I have a small gaming channel ( your profile pic is 1 I use for some thumbnails 🤣🤣 ) so 3060/ti would be good for both rendering and gaming and a good long term upgrade over my 1060 6gb.
I also don't care about raytracing so even 6700xt is fine.
@@PaulJohn01 If you plan on doing encoding and care about DLSS the 3060ti is better and typically faster than a 6700xt.
Get a 6700xt instead. I don't see 8gb of vram lasting too much longer if I'm gonna be honest here. Amd made the right call including more vram per card anyone who bought one will be going years ahead In the future without needing an upgrade.
@@JudeTheTH-camPoopersubscribe I realize that at some point 8 gb vram won't be enough, but at least for the next few years the only time you'll need more than 8 gb vram is running at 4k with ray tracing, and the 6700 xt isn't fast enough to turn on ray tracing at 4k anyway. When cards can do 60 fps at 4k with ray tracing turned on, that's when you're going to need more than 8 gb vram.
What cpu do you have?
Excellent comparison, I will get 3060 ti for 1080p gaming. I was first going for 3050 but now I will go for 3060 ti but will have to wait a bit more to increase my budget.
The only games i cant max out on 1080p with my 3060ti is watch dogs because of vram for max ray tracing and flight sim because its a beast , very high settings = 45 fps. It can handles cyberpunk with max 1080p and ray tracing + dlss quality avg 58 fps 1% low 49
i bought mine used zotac amp white 3060 LHR few weeks ago for about $320. pretty good card. low temperature around 65 while gaming, low power consumption 165w (lower than 2060s), more quiet fans and capable to max setting all triple a games. plus it has more vram which really useful if you play games while doing other things in background. im pretty sure Ti version is faster but non Ti is already good with the price. I would not take Ti version for just more fps but high temp and high tdp.
Vram has nothing to do with background task. Ram does, not video ram. Anything that needs a bunch of vram isnt a background task and its going to be a significant load on the gpu. For example 8Gb is enough for most games and 4gb is enough to mine crypto or edit video but you still couldnt do both at the same time. Both need the full GPU to run properly. I can max out cyberpunk and watch a 1080p movie or youtube on my 2nd monitor with a full gaming load on my 3060ti and it wont drop fps at all, yours wont either. Background task can run on an iGpu so its not even a load for an rtx
you got the point, i had in my hand both rtx 3060ti and 3060, same model, msi gaming X.. well i ended keeping the non-ti: at the end i can push 9000mhz on vram on 3060 while 8400mhz on Ti, bandwidth is still less on 3060 but like that is on the 3060ti def setting area; core can be pushed over 2000mhz while undervolting around 0.986v for keep it always under max PL (180W), while the Ti is sitting at 1950mhz for same undervolt and max PL (230w). Fallout 4 (modded) actually is the only game i saw using more than 10gb vram on 1080p. For my 1080p/144hz setup i ended keeping the non-Ti cause of this, so, dropping just few setting in heavy games like shadows and/or aa from ultra to high/very high, rtx 3060 oc/uv performing more or less same as 3060ti oc/uv with all ultra setting, consuming average 40-50w less , with mostly 10° less heat (same cooler), way less noise and +4gb vram
i barely overlock my 3060ti and reach solid 2100mhz. no under or overvolting.
@@XxAtomic646xX if you has a model with higher max TDP to squeeze, like 250w or more, like the Strix one with 325W max is ok;
otherwise, low or mid tier card with lower than 230w tdp max, it going power limited very easely when gaming, and freqs throttling alot less at that point. My 3060ti Gaming X, with max 230w, @1950mhz and 0.986v it just was reaching peaks at 227-229W easely. Depends on games. In my actual 3060 i set 2 profiles, 1st @2010mhz 0.986v for common games with high watts peaks, and the 2nd @2100 1.012v for games that have less peaks and never reach near max tdp (180w), like AC Origins that im playinig right now. That is still undervolt. 3060ti of course is better, depends on games, can vary from 15 to 30% stock vs stock. 3060 ocing better on vram cause of less bus/bandwidth
Very interesting! Which are the Best models of the 3060 for oc?
@@jelly8594 those with best TDP increase are Strix, Aorus, Eagle/Vision,Colorful Advanced; but rtx3060 is not so power hungry and not heat so much, just UV+OC it and most all are fine; just OC vram at max , that will give you a good boost, better oc with hynix (+1400-1500, +/-19gbps total), then samsung (+/- 1100)
@@is3ndthe 3060 ti is faster in every aspect, you can also UV and OC a 3060 ti the same way as a 3060.
was just able to score a 3060ti FE from best buy. upgrading from a gtx 970, can't wait to experience 1440p high refresh!
Same here, had the 970 since 2016. Switched to 3060ti this May. Playing on 1440p 165hz, the experience is fantastic!
I just picked up the Asus 3060ti dual mini OC V2 for $384 usd - hoping to get into 1440p 60fps territory for AAA games
The new Intel GPUs are supposed to perform around this level so will wait to see the pricing on those.
resell is crazy lol
Cool review and just in time for me to decide on what new (or possibly used) GPU to purchase.
The only issue is that I am not a gamer, but I am a content creator for others, and I count on CUDA cores and other factors for encoding. It would have been cool to have a side-by-side comparison between the two cards in encoding the same video that has some effects applied. Perhaps it could have been encoding this very video, which would have been neat to see. Which is faster and by how much?
Does the VRAM of the 3060 help do a lot of heavy Premier Pro lifting? Does anyone have any performance data concerning this?
Anyway, I appreciate your perspective and your videos. They are engaging and informative.
He's not gonna test these cards in non gaming task. The views would be so low if he did not test games with these gpus. Plus the channel is focused on gaming benchmarks. Yes 12gb of vram will do these tasks better further into the future probably.
@@JudeTheTH-camPoopersubscribe I did not realize this channel is a game-centered one. Thank you for the reply! I think I have settled on the 3060 ti and will see if I can grab a FE from nearby Best Buy in the next few weeks.
@@MookieMc hey there, currently facing a similar decision. Did you get the TI and if so how are the 8gigs of vram holding up in non gaming tasks?
@@MJackson513 I ended up getting the TI card from Best Buy at the founder's edition MSRP, so it was the right choice for me at the time.
It was a big uplift over my GTX 970 that I was using before.
Don't count on just my opinion, because it all depends on your needs, but if you want something good that will work well with Adobe and video encoding, then the 3060 TI is a good investment.
However, if I would have been in the situation now and debating the issue, I might have waited until AMD's new cards are released on Dec. 13 and I saw some testing results. AMD has suggested that their new GPUs will work better with Adobe and OBS and video encoding. If so, and if they release a mid-range card in January or February, that may be a better option and a better cost perspective.
But if you need/want something now, the 3060TI is a good choice and the 8GB has been working fine. But it depends on what you want and what you are currently using if it is the right choice.
@@MookieMc thank you for the reply! I will probably end up waiting for the new GPUs
I kinda want them both in an arrangement. lol.
Love my 3060 tie
16:54 why was the motion blur turned off for the 3060ti?
Never been disappointed with my 3060ti. I got it a week after release.
im planning on buying it and im confused if i should buy it
@@SAMPMods Wait for AMD 70s
@@SAMPMods wait for a great deal. the 3060 series have a great Price for what you get.
if 3060ti comes with 12gb vram then it will be the best 🔥🔥, but since don't 3060 looks like better deal in editing cause of it's 12gb vram, can afford to loose 30% fps, from ultra to high med settings but can't afford vram bottleneck cause soon 8gb will be the bare minimum vram for any games in future
hope 4060 will perform enough otherwise 3060 is still good enough in everything as per its price
How much difference do you think that ryzen 9 is making vs a ryzen 5 3600? Am i mistaken in thinking the cpu doesn't make too much a difference anymore past a certain threshold?
No. Games use the CPU up to a point in regards to bottlenecking.
I just found your channel and how first impressions go. Instant sub for me. Thank you for input for I am undecided if I go 3060 or the Ti version.
Can yuo compare rtx 3070 ti and rtx 3080?
I found a computer off market place with a 3060ti, 11th gen i7 16gb ram and 2 tb hdd and 250 ssd. Also came with Dual monitors, mouse, keyboard, mic with a boom arm for 800 for the whole thing
You did not even compare how the cards compare in terms of real working with them. What about graphics rendering? What about Stable Diffusion image generation?
Sorry, this is not an "ultimate comparison" but just a comparison of some high graphics game performance comparison.
Which one Better for Streaming ? Thanks :)
3060 ti
Vulkan is always running on more fps than D3DX12 but few games run on Vilkan API
all that being said... in all the comparisons the TI looks more juddery to me, the 3060 looks smoother, and the temps are a lot lower...
I'm still confused whether i should go for the 30 serious or wait for the 40
Only buy the 3000 series if you can get the founders edition at Best Buy. Otherwise, wait 4-5 months for the 4000 series.
I am wondering about a temperatures. In the video RTX 3060ti has 15-20 C more than rtx 3060. I know that your model of RTX 3060 have 3 fans, but is it normal to have such a difference with one fan less on RTX 3060ti?
partner model matters too. zotac for example run hotter than msi or strix cards. as the latter have much better cooling, thats why they cost more than zotac. i had 2 3060ti, 1 zotac 3fan and 1 msi ventus 3fan. the msi variant was around 10c cooler.
@@XxAtomic646xX Thanks for those info. I am looking to buy rtx 3060 / 3060 ti so I really appriciate your information about those models.
I am not going to OC, but I prefer coolder one GPU.
I've acquired the ColoPOP from Palit idk if temps will handle this well? What ya yhink?
For casual users (non-gamers) which one out of two would be a better choice?
3060
You should make the distinction that it's either the 8 GB or 12 GB model of the 3060 in the title. Not everyone is going to know that the ROG Strix is the 12 GB model.
Hold left click on your mouse. Now, hover over the title "Asus ROG Strix OC RTX 3060". Now drag that up near the new tab button. Wow! Now you immediately know which version it is!
Fantastic!
i bought 3060ti fpr 529eur Gainward ghost. and blieve or not i OCd its bandwith from 448GB/s to 576GB/s!!! its +28% more bandwith. tested it with msi kombustor 6h non stop 100 loaded not any single artifact or throttle. and hell yeah its worth totally payin 100 units more
I do not understand why RTX 3xxx prices not falling to MSRP
Is 12gb vram does really matter for productivity?
Yes and no. 4k clips will absolutely need more ram, and with timeline scrubbing, however for all other stuff the 8Gb is enough considered ur gaming at 1080 ultra
(but I've seen comments saying they edit in 4k and have not encountered issues with an 8GB model)
Plus the bus is low on the non ti 3060. Kinda sucks
Happy with my 3060 as it is perfect for my 1080p monitor.I can easily play most games at 1080p ultra with RTX and DLSS on.
Another thing worth noting is that the difference between 3060 and 3060TI in my country is $200 since the 3060 costs $500 whereas the 3060TI costs $700.
This price is very high. In Taiwan, the RTX3060 TWIN EDGE is priced at NT$10,490, while the RTX3060Ti Twin Edge OC LHR is priced at NT$12,290. At the same time, the price drops by 5-7% every month.
@@blackzheng Yes, it's overpriced but sadly it's the only sensibly priced RTX card right now
@@IndianTrainSimulator The price in your country is really too expensive. If you don't insist on using a 30 series graphics card, I would consider using EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 KO ULTRA GAMING at 1080P. The price is NT$7990, after all, 3060 is actually In essence, it is a 2060S, except that it has the second-generation light chasing core
@@blackzheng Yes 2060 Super is a great buy but the 6 GB of VRAM can be a bit limiting at times.
I have been using the Colourful iGame Ultra triple fan RTX 3060 and I bought it three months ago for $600. It's a great card for the price despite being slightly expensive
@@IndianTrainSimulator The 2060 Super is a graphics card with 8GB VRAM. The disadvantage is that the production time is very short and it will be discontinued in 2020. The 2060 is a graphics card with 6GB VRAM. The biggest embarrassment of the 3060 is that the price of NV is really too high. , after all, the previous 60 cards have the performance of the previous series of 80 cards, but the 3060 does not have the performance of 2080, so this card is a NV in my heart to attract players who are still using 1060 and 1070 to upgrade , but I think the price is really too high for more than 300 US dollars. After all, the graphics card of this specification is mainly used for 1080P picture quality, so I will recommend that 2060 is really enough, but this is just my own I don't mean to offend you for the thoughts of Taiwan players, after all, the price of each country is different, just like my screen is 1440P, if I want to upgrade the graphics card, I will naturally consider the card above 3060TI, and I also hope Purchase at a price under NT$10,000
Managed to buy 3060ti ventus v2 for 460€, should be delivered tomorrow
Can someone tell me how you turn on ray tracing?
I just ordered 3060 TI I’m excited 😊
in lithuania, 3060 ti costs 700eu, fuck this shit...
bought 3060ti LHR used $250 mint condition just a week ago dec2022. upgrading from 1070
I was able to get an rtx3080 for 600$ last week new someone was selling them because he had 2 3090ti and didn’t want a 3080 I lucked out and waited till the market crash. Thank god it crashes and I waited. I hope it continues to crash even harder. Especially with the car market too that needs to crash now.
Haven’t watched the entire video yet, but I have to say no. I picked up a used 6700xt for 423 a few weeks ago. Seeing them for $400 now. I think my card was listed as manufacturer refurbished and looked brand new. It’s been a great card. The 6700xt seems to hang out between a 3060ti and 3070. Yes you forfeit some on ray tracing but I’ve seen stuff where people have done mods so maybe going forward ray tracing won’t be as big a difference.
Definitely worth the extra $100
Make 3060 vs 6600XT please
These 2 cards have made my head explode with my inability to choose between them.I am getting 3060 for 380 and 3060 ti for 450 and i am okay with playing 1440p untill 2024.
get 3070 asus and thank me later
at bestbuy you could probably get a 3070 for $500 but otherwise get the 3060 ti
Finally a video on my 3060
@nomasporfavor can't wait to get mine out, got the 12 gb variant and I am waiting on a couple more things to arrive.
@nomasporfavor that’s how U know Your putting in work bro
I'm making all these benchmark on my 2080 8g vram - i7 8086k and 36ram and my pc it's performing most like yours 3060ti at least on cyberpunk, horizon, forzaH5 wish are the only games I had on my library.
Correct me if im wrong but i believe the 3060ti uses the same chip as 3070 and 3070ti. Thus the small improvement from 3070 to 3070ti. And oc'ing a 3060 will still come up short against a 3060ti.
yes the 3060 ti is just a watered down 3070
I can see bad frametime 0.1% with Horizon Zero Dawn and 3060 ti in these graphs. I guess its suffering from vram.
Shame it doesn't exist a GA106 RTX 3060 SUPER or something with the full die 3840 CUDA Cores and 18 Gbps GDDR6 chips instead of the 15's, 12 GB VRAM of course and with a boost clock of 2025 MHz around that.
Now the rtx 3060 is out of stock and 490-590€ and the rtx 3060ti in stock from 600-680€ soo big price difference still in Estonia but a lot cheaper now than a month ago
The prices for 3060 12gb are so good right now. Just got one for 230
The 3060ti is mainly a 1080p/1440p gpu so 8 gigs of vram isn't going to be an issue. Maybe at 4k but no one is buying this gpu to do 4k gaming.
if you 4K its going to be DLSS or FSR 2.0 to get a stable experience
VRAM shouldnt be an issue unless its got crazy RT but then you not getting a stable 60fps
Who tf even plays on 4k unless they on 55 inch or above screen
Extra €175 in my case. At least right now, prices went up yet again.
3060Ti Has the HYNIX memory chips problem now... Lot's of them are faulty.
It depends. I have 2 EVGA 3060 ti ftw3 ultra. 1 came with hynix that uses an extra 40 watts and hates overclocking and the other came with Samsung.
Graphic cards have become so expensive, it is really frightening! Where is this supposed to end...
You should use AC and BF to test how future games will work. What you are doing now is akin if 15 years ago you were using Crysis to test how games will be developed in the near future. You see, the goal of publishing company AND developers is to sell more, not less. Seeing how ~5% of gaming community played Crysis and most out of those had bad hardware to run it on, tells you that Cyberpunk is exactly the opposite of what gamers will want to play in the future given the requirements and pricing of the required hardware. Cyberpunk is just the Crysis of 2020s. Tech demo.
edit: come to think of it, pricing policies unchanged, people will move more and more towards Consoles. Very small amount of people in the World are willing to pay $500 for 760, 960, 1060, hell, 3060. You can get a Console for that money, able to render at the same or similar pace as a ~$1500 PC with 3060 in it. See Red Dead Redemption II and comparable framerate on PC vs the Console. Then look at the price.
I am writing this because you keep deluding yourself with this Cyberpunk nonsense.
Got a 3060ti prebuilt for $850 ---- this video taught me to get the 3060ti + DLSS, even though it has less VRAM.... Trust me, I'm playing at *5120x2160* so I was concerned!
Perfectly fine for 50-60 fps at medium settings, no ray tracing, DLSS in most of my favorites games
Hey I wanna know about the 3060ti on 2k
Is it stable and what’s the average of the fps u get?
This video came literally 4 hours after I ordered 3060 Ti for 505€. I was between 3060 for 399€ or 3060 Ti for 505€.
3060 Ti is good for 1080 /1440 leaving out Ray Tracing to a minimum although the Ti runs hotter
Yeah, the heat wasn't really a fair comparison though since it is the Founders Edition Ti vs the ROG Strix non-Ti
Most RT games run good with DLSS. Cyberpunk is unoptimized.
I think it would make more sense to do the benchmarks with cpus that would typically be bought with whichever graphics card. But nah, every benchmark just has the best cpus on the market which makes any gpu to look better. But if we want realistic fps numbers then it would be fair to pair it with the most common bought cpus with each gpu
even tho rtx 3060 has more ram it has also less bandwith, which is kinda counterproductive
in my country rtx 3060 is exactly +25% in price So from value standpoint, they are the same, but I didn't had addidtional money to buy ti one, and just had catched a great deal on rtx 3060
It still about doubled my framerate with rx 580
But to be honest i prefered rx 580 Not that rtx 3060 is bad, it still about doubled my fps, but the g-sync compared to freesync pro is
Like, with freesync pro exactly or just above 50fps was perfectly playable
With g-sync near 60 is, well, playable, *just playable*
There's 1 reason and 1 reason only for GPU to have more RAM than its clock capability. And clearly 3060 is targeted toward mining.
@@araisikewai Then what an abomination is rtx 3060 lhr?
i got a 3060 ti with pccasegear for $750 aud and the 3060 was $750 aud this price gap is nothing the 3060 ti is much more worth it
for me RTX 3060 12gb is my choice for my cad rendering works as my priority than gaming and its cheaper too than TI s
First of all these are all CPU heavy games, CPU limited in many sense. Of course you wont see that much of a difference. At 1440p even less I guess. But you should also use DLSS when you use that for the 3060 don't you think? In my experience the 3060Ti is a nearly 50% better performing card than the standard 3060. I would say 1440p high refresh rate gaming is where a 3060Ti shines vs the 3060. Price difference is coming down due to 3060 keeping its price stubborn, but the 3060Ti less. It is basically a 3070 actually.
how come it says 13gb of ram usage on the Ti when it only has 8..?
Ram and vram is different
@@kalisakawai2839 yeah Dram is on the mobo and Vram is on the gpu simple enough, still didn't answer my question, just stated something i already know..
@@kalisakawai2839 and since everythingelse monitored is about the gpu, i'd think the same about it even if just saying ram not spesifying it to Dram og Vram..
@@LeFingal bruh msi afterburner overlay literally had cpu stats lol. the 13g ram being shown is the actual ram, not vram..
gpu vram is the green "MEM" stat.
Haha! you are right! I'm on my pc watching now, not my phone, i could not see properly. even has color arrangement i did not spot.
However, why don't 3060 use more vram? It does have 12gb, still i know the TI with only 8gb actualyl does a better job, i tried the 3060, and it felt as crap as my gtx1070oc card ( that stopped working here the other day, poor old card ) But i aint sad, i just buildt 3 setups, and selling one of them since, well when i build, i tend to be happy for a moment, then find that i wanna change a fan or two or two, or want different Dimms, or like i did this month, just had to have the rog strix thor 1200w plat, and the rog strix 4080oc, and why the hell not he rog strix z590e gaming wifi while we are at it. then i saw this awesome 140mm from corsair, led red 2200 RPM with insane CFM, im also gonna buy some more fan and exchange even tho every fan is pretty neat as is, its just my inner builder that wants the CFM and RPM of all fans to be as synced as possible. Not having trouble with temps, its just a thing i guess, i am also in my 2nd build exhanging 3 fans. 2 of them because they are crappy stock NZXT fans that i want to exchange for corsair rgb LL120mm instead, and the BeQuiet fan that is set to exhaust back is getting exchanged to a QL120mm from corsair. Big fan of Corsair, not that i use em for everything, but the rgb fans, the cfm the rpm, and the conveniant way to adjust everything in iCue just gets you hooked if you like RGB that is.
Ram... fucking hardest choice to have in your PC... you want one that your motherboard supports, you wanna run dual if thats your motherboards design, you want the lowest possible CAS, while you also want to be able to carry some weight. (MHz) So i started off on one of my builds with G.skill aegis non rgb dimms, 3000mhz unbuffered CL 16-18-18-34
Then i tought i want more.. so i went with kingston beast fury rgb 3200 or 400 MHz can't recall atm, not using either of them, but the timings were CL16-18-18-38
And had them for a while in my streamerrig which also can be called a high end gaming rig i mean.. i totally over did it! :P
Now i bought, dont ask why, 4x16 gb of corsairs vengeance 4600MHz CL18 18-20-20-42 and tought to my self.... how come i put 4 dims in a dual channel mobo...? So the z590e supports the 4600MHz
The Msi MAG Z590 tomahawk wifi on the other hand does not, it supports 4400, 4500, 4800 or so. But if you try to crank it UP to 4800, well GL&HF with that.
So the correct thing would be to put back the 3000MHz that i sold, ( rebuy 100% supported dimms) or clock it down to a speed that the motherboard supports. say 4400MHz.
Now here is the greed coming to play... i just left it at 4600 with the correct timings, and while it does work, no problems in R23 and everything works out fine in streams, games whatever the task is, the only issue i come across having it this way, is that you get a message in windows, stating "unsupported dimms found" Which isn't really a warning i mean i know right, and it is DDR4 ofcourse. Not that i've ever tried but i can imagine that putting a DDR5 or DDR3 would be quite hard to miss place as i dont think the tracks are the same.
I had a build that lasted 10 years where all i did was upgrade the gpu on those 10 years. and the rig is actually still running home to a friend as his gaming pc.
An easy i7-3770 (yeah haswell without a K i know ) on a MSI z77 with 32 gb of DDR3. couple of SSD's and you know, corsair XT750W oldschool non modular psu in an corsair case that dates back to 2011-12 ish.
If you still reading then you're as nerd as I am i guess :P
And i got ADHD, and the reason for all, is i felt like being social and share some of my interests with a stranger. Thanks pal!
so 3060ti is a 1080p gpu
3070 and 3060ti good but its only 8gb
Can't decide whether to get a 3060 ti, a 3070 or an RX 6700 XT.
3070 is best
I couldn't decide either... so I bought a 3070Ti.
All depends on pricing. If it's close(r) to MSRP, get the 3060ti. If it's close(r) to the 3070, then just get the 3070 and so forth. Deals vary widely from retail to used. So, always keep price and the tier the card(s) are supposed to be in as well as your gaming needs e.g. 1080p, 1440p, 4K, Ray Tracing, DLSS, etc.
@@wolfshanze5980 best choice 😂
@@PLAYER_42069 ray tracing is a deciding factor for me and I only do 1080p but 6700 xt is cheaper than performs really well.
Just picked up a new 3070 under $500 new on eBay.
3060 Ti FE is the card to get this generation for value enthusiasts.
3070 too 😌
In premiere pro there isn`t much of a difference. I am not a gamer.
Someone compared the 3060 12gb to the 3070 (non ti) in doom eternal with extreme or insane textures it was only playable on the 3060 with 30-40 fps and I dont think the 3070 went past 14 fps simply because the 3070 ran out of VRAM... so in theory the 3060 could definitely outlast all of its 8gb bigger siblings if games really push to require more VRAM.
RTX 3060 12GB ASUS TUF Triple Fan here in India is only 242.54 US Dollars 🥲🥲
Ha bhai
You really gotta include the refresh rate.
Makes a huge difference on fps.
I got two 3060s and one of them will be the TI will go to my brother
my 3060 pulls around 45 mh/s were as my 3060TI pulls around 65 mh/s.. Just for you miners out there wondering.. and my 3070TI's pull around 80 mh/s..
3060 Ti is simply a 3070 Lite than a beefed up 3060
In india te difference is 200usd
Running Rtx 3060 at stock, even that Strix version, in my opinion is wrong and it should be always overcklocked, and even better with some undervolt, because 3060 overclocks very well core and memory, gaining around 10% performance, while maintaining low power draw and temps... And with that gain, it's just enough good to keep all AAA titles not dropping below 60 fps even at native 1440p, with medium - high settings, or dlss.... If you really can't afford Ti version, I think this is still a good alternative way to go ...
If they just gave the 3060ti 10gb vram or better better yet 12gb vram. we will need a lot of vram in the next 3-5 years trust me, even if you planed to just play 1080p/60fps. it’s a committed crime to buy less than 8gb vram now… these mf at nvidia should spam the vram, pump 100gb vram for best and don’t be so greedy!
wth 100 gigs of vram?!? that's just overkill, not to mention it probably won't even fit on the gpu. vram takes up space on the gpu, too
Try running Forza Horizon 5 at max settings (extreme) at 4K. Watch the 3060 Ti crumble and the 3060 have some VRAM issues of its own. ;)
Neither of these were ever meant to be 4K cards... if you buy either for 4k, you're an idiot... also, 4K gaming, as much as people talk about it... is EXTREMELY NICHE and really only a tiny percentage of gamers... people talk about 4K like 50% of gamers use it, when the reality is it's more like 5% of the gaming market.
@@wolfshanze5980 I use a 55" LG 4K HDTV as my desktop monitor (I sit back a few feet when gaming). I'm currently running a 1080ti and can do 4K 60fps on titles that are actually optimized (Forza Horizon 5) and/or older. Even more demanding titles I can do at 4K 60fps with optimized custom settings. However, the 1080ti is getting long in the tooth, and I want to upgrade to the 3000 series because I know Lovelace will be overpriced and not available for some time (think paper launch Aug, Sept. and availability Dec). So, while I may be a niche gamer, I enjoy the clarity and screen real estate such a large screen provides for productivity and non-gaming related viewing (4K movies).
for 4k get 3080 12gb
@@PLAYER_42069 get an asus tuf rtx 3080 12gb and thank me later 🙂
@@PLAYER_42069 get a 3080 12gb at minimum as an upgrade to the 1080ti at 4k. Dont go for a 8gb card like the 3070ti as it will heavily struggle in many games at 4k high/ultra.
But I would recommend waiting for rtx 4000 for anyone looking for rtx 3080 and above.
Happy with my 300$ RTX 3060, plays all my games, can use DLSS or FSR, can play older games with Ray Tracing ( Control ), good speed in video editing and that 12 GB of Vram will be useful in future games.
where tf did you get one for 300?
@@ToyotaCoronx A friend, he used it for 1 month and then upgraded to a 3090