have it now in a 1440p display and works pretty good to this day, just use DLSS and tweak the settings a little bit, works fine in well optimized games.
I'm actually looking forward to exploring the RTX 3060 at 1440p next. I wonder how it'll look on my M27Q monitor🙂 Do you use DLSS Balanced? Or Quality is the lowest you ever go?
Software should be in addition to, not a requirement to run games. DLSS is fine but their is noticeable drop in quality especially in high resolutions. You should be buying the hardware when you buy a GPU not an artificial price gate to get DLSS 2.0 or 3.0. That's a problem. You are essentially buying a software suite for the price instead of a piece of hardware. Considering they are raising the prices every year and giving you less hardware and compensating with software. It's supposed to be an addition to, not a requirement for the gimped overpriced hardware to actually function normally.
I am a guy with an extremely high tolerance to play games in 30fps, so seeing that I could boot up games like HDII or even Horizon on max settings, which both are VERY demanding games and easily get above 40fps WITHOUT DLSS makes me extremely happy, 3060 as of right now is truly the best GPU you can own as a casual gamer, it's affordable and is a phenomenal successor to GTX 1060
If you already have the 3060 and you've been having fun playing games on it over the last few years then I totally agree. It's a great GPU! However, it's different if one is looking to buy it new in 2024. It depends on the region I guess. The 3060 price is still almost the same as the RTX 4060 in the US. Here in the UK there's around £25 difference which is not that massive either. I'd like the RTX 3060 to be cheaper. It's too much to ask for a previous-gen GPU that is significantly less powerful than the RTX 4060.
@@theivadim brother, a friend of mine is selling his used Asus strix 1080ti a microwave price *less* than rtx3060 12gb. If I want to buy a 3060 12gb I have to first buy 1080ti from my friend and then sell it and add like $10 more dollars to get a 3060 12gb. Should I do it or just stick with 1080ti save myself from hassle of selling and save those $10?
Anything under 29 FPS isn't going to ruin your playthrough, most of the videos we see online today on our phones are 29 FPS, we used to play barely 30 FPS in PS4 era, so we kinda grew greedy, as each 10 FPS you gain from 30 FPS is going to take a huge amount of strength from a GPU, the closer you are to 30, the harder is for it to push it up. But any experience that averages around 35 FPS and drops to maybe 22-25 FPS and rockets above 30 FPS is quite playable, as you are not going to get the 25 FPS everywhere, CP2077 Path Tracing w/DLSS Quality on i3 12100F does that, and swapping it to balanced, +5FPS in the lows, and performance jumps it up at least 15 FPS from the lows, except dogtown, you wont have framedrops but since its a small area I enabled DLSS performance, in CP, DLSS only harms the far distance looks, makes it kinda sketchy but for near almost nothing and textures have the same quality, AMD FG is there to compensate for the relatively lower speed because of the 12GB VRAM pool, and there is also lossless scaling as well. 6700XT though much faster, isn't going to change my mind because of DLSS and stronger RT/PT performance I want those options, and I'm willing to pay more Sure many hate Nvidia, but we can't deny their tech is insane, just they're expensive, unless you are talking about an AMD 7900 XT
@@123Yessie456 yeah so about that, my PC building dream has shattered, electricity bills came and they were through the roof. And yeah I saw the rtx 3060 black myth wukong benchmarks and they were above 60fps, so yeah both 1080ti and 3060 can be used for I would say next 3-4 years for 1080p gaming
I was just thinking on buying the this same exact model of the RTX 3060 12gb, nice! Question, how does it feel to play with DLSS Quality at 1080p? Is it too noticeable? Right now my GPU can't really run it (1050 Ti) so I don't think I have any kind of reference for it sadly.
DLSS Quality at 1080p feels worse than the already far from ideal 1080p native. If you are used to 1080p then you may not notice that much of a difference. I’ve done a follow up video comparing the RTX 3060 vs 4060. I’d choose the RTX 4060 because it delivers a much better experience th-cam.com/video/22lQTEP44og/w-d-xo.htmlsi=EHlxdSvjwf-QOFFv
You dont need 60fps constistently, as long as it feels smooth and works then its fine. As long as it does not dip below 40fps in a single player title its fine. If its multiplier then its a different story but for the most part single player games dont need 60fps and does not need ultra settings. Medium to high settings is more than enough without wasting fps for 5% visual increase.
40-29 is tolerable but anything under 29 is intolerable, we see most videos on phone/pc on internet at 29FPS, so we aren't going to notice a strong issue unless below that mark
thanks for the tip about turning off nVidia Relex, also now they have FSR3 FG for RTX 3060. i have to set vsync to half refresh rate for it to stop stuttering. i have 144hz monitor.
I have 3060 12gb paired with ryzen 5700x and i can max out pretty much any game at native 1080p alan wake 2, avatar, cyberpunk phantom liberty are exceptions lol but it is still a very capable card
I have this exact graphic card and with lesser demanding titles this is a pretty decent gpu but for higher demanding titles u will definitely notice it could of been better
You can use nukem9 frame gen mod for all Rtx gpus. I am using it in my rtx3070 laptop and at 1600p I get 90/100 fps high setting with dlss on quality mode.
My EVGA GTX 1070 died last night, puff of smoke, short circuit I'm guessing. Thankfully psu cut power automatically and didn't damage motherboard. Well, I hope not, we shall see. Didn't even use it much over the years, and I installed the thermal pad mod that EVGA sent out to customers. now I don't have a PC all I can do is use my phone to try and shop for a new gpu. I use windows 7 for emulators and 4060 is not compatible with windows 7 (no driver) so I am forced to buy 3060 but they are almost all sold out and bad value for money compared to 4060. I don't want EVGA again cause I don't trust it. Had an MSI before that which also died. Asus are extortionists, so I wanted gigabyte but such bad value for their decent gaming model (windforce version has crap cooler). So Now I'm back to looking at MSI again
I have a 3060 as well but the frames really tank in helldivers 2 when theres 4 players with tons of automatons, explosions etc to 15-20fps at times and others with even faster setups have been experience those massivw drops.this js on 1080p. I've tried low, medium, high and ultra and it seems to get worse after recent updates
Yup I also have this situation, I think the game got worse in pc performance in latest patches. Especially in new map gacrux, with only one bug breach and my 3060 gets crushed from 60fps to 20-30fps. My CPU is R5-5600, the game suddenly gets so much CPU bound. My game settings are High texture and everything else is low.
@@funkyboy1190 the last patch has improved the game performance a lot, and the game feels smoother like it used to be in April or something. Probably except the jungle maps where it's CPU bound a lot with those big, long trees.
Question, Im thinking of buying the same model that you showed in the video. How are the temps? Is MSI a good brand for gpu? I wont have to worry about the temps with this 3060 model?
If you are playing with Gsync I think it's ok to have some lows of 45fps like when you were looking at the foliage, as long as the frame times are consistent and not stuttering, for me personally that wouldn't bother me.
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i bought mine for around 274 us dollars (converting from my countries currency), paired up with a ryzen 5600 and i think it was a great deal! playing demanding games isnt my goal, i would rather dip into programs like blender and davinci resolve and maybe play some indie titles. from all the nvidia gpus out there i think the rtx3060 is the perfect one for the casual consumer
with AMDs FSR 3.1 out and horizon forbidden west got patched I made my old GTX 1070 playable at 1440p. using FSR 3.1 upscaling at performance preset, AMD framegeneration on and a combination of medium settings the game played at mostly above 60 fps and looked and felt quite good. Would be nice to see you retest this RTX 3060 with AMDs framegen in new horizon forbidden west
Indeed, that is a topic I'm looking forward to revisiting in the future. I hope AMD will do a better job at incentivising more game developers to include FSR 3.1 in all the latest games. That'd significantly prologue lifespan of GTX 10-series, RTX 20, as well as other older GPUs.
all i play is 1080p, not one that's into the eye candy graphics. as long as i can play is all that matter to me. i'm used to gaming on low spec pcs for many years.
Alienware aurora r3, Gtx 980, cpu i7 3600 oc to 3.9, very high settings ,3640x2160, no Ray 32 inch monitor, tracing, runs horizon zero dawn game nicely It takes a couple of minutes to load
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I have 3090, I skipped the 40 series because of the bad connector, I was not going to spend close 2 grand on something that had a chance of falling just because I might not of plugged the connector in right, I'm interested in what the 50 series has to offer and by now no one should buy a 4080 Super or even a 4090, with the 50 series rumored to be coming later this year...
The 5090 will be powerful. I have no doubt about it. I'm more interested in witnessing how close the 5080 will be to the 5090 in terms of performance and price🙂 It'll be a pleasure to use either one of them to play games at 4K with ray tracing enabled. I'm even thinking about putting my Alan Wake 2 playthrough on hold until I can get my hands on one of them next-gen GPUs to play this game properly with maxed out graphics and high FPS.
I run a Rog Strix 4060 TI 16 GB on a 34" Ultrawide @ 1440 and get great frames on most everything on ultra, I am running a small o.c. on the card. I'm quite happy with it, but the price was too high at the time.
4060 Ti 16GB is still way to expensive imho🙂 But getting an 8GB version is definitely a big no-no😄 Lesser of two evils I guess. Anyhow, everything is good as long as you're enjoying the performance in games you play.
i'm building my first pc and i'm confused between this and the 3060. which one's better? the 3060 has more vram and the 4060 has a higher core clock. i wanna game on 1440p/4k but mostly older games cause i still need to catch up with a lot of stuff.
For me, specs don't matter. Only experience matters. And I had better experience with the RTX 4060 as seen in this comparison video - th-cam.com/video/22lQTEP44og/w-d-xo.html Older games were built with 8GB memory in mind anyway. I'd pick the more powerful GPU to get better performance and power-efficiency.
What's also interesting here is that in your 'Don't Buy Until You See This! RTX 4060 vs RTX 3060 12GB in 2024' video you show that on the RTX 4060 you can play with very high settings at native 1080p with no upscaling and still keep around 60 fps on that card. So at least in this game the RTX 4060 is a good ties up VS the RTX 3060.
It worths it cause rtx 4060 and rx 6600xt are in general really close to performance but 3060 has 12 gigs of vram . But honestly if you find rx 6700xt at that price then go for it
what about Lossless Scaling's frame generation? I'd imagine it would work perfectly fine with this card. Actually it works with all graphics cards, you should check it out.
I was contemplating it. But then scrapped this idea and returned the RTX 3060. It feels wrong to promote the 3060 if it needs third-party software to make it a decent choice in 2024. There is no guarantee that good support will be provided and maintained if it isn't done by NVIDIA. It's a cool software though.
@@theivadim I understand that but if you can get a 3060 for half the price of a 4060 like I did, I think it's worth it. Heck, I'm perfectly content with my A2000 thanks to Lossless Scaling's frame gen
@@theivadim I bought Lossless Scaling for my Steam Deck (before selling it) to upscale games when I had Windows installed on it and this was prior to them adding frame gen to the app. This program has gotten many updates since, I think it has pretty good support. The fact that it works on all graphics cards and for all games makes it a worthy investment imo.
Half price? I can't argue with that bargain🙂👍 But when we're talking about the same price or +/- $10-20 like it was the case when I was buying the RTX 3060 to make this video then I'd buy the RTX 4060 instead of the 3060 every time.
@@theivadim yea, I was able to find a 3060 for $180. The 4060 being relatively new makes it difficult to find bargain deals. I tested a 4060 and really like the performance per watt of the card but not worth $200 more for the 3060 I found
Could you elaborate, please. It's been a while since I made this video and I can't remember the contents enough to pinpoint which program you might be referring to.
I live in morocco and im still confused on what to buy, its worth 285$ on amazon but with 48$ shipping it hits the 330$ mark and if i wanna buy it from a gaming store here were i live it costs 3499mad wich transfers to 349 in us dollars, not sure if its worth the money or not specially when AMD is almost no where to be found here in morocco and it just costs the same on amazon if we include the shipping cost, why are the prices even simillar its a 3rd world country i live in ☠️
That is brutal for budget-conscious buyers. I really don't like the RTX 3060 for playing the latest games. It's too weak in 2024. Its age is starting to show. The 3060 is close to 4 years old now. The RX 7600 or RTX 4060 provides a better experience. But if you are planning on buying it to play other kind of games then it might be worth it.
Nowadays we cant even play at constant 60fps on 1080p games at high settings on RTX3060 12gb. Shame on you Nvidia and all these AAA videogame industries. Its a disgusting marketing strategy and we keep on falling for it. We are spending our hard earned money blindly just to play upscaled 720p games in 2024.
Hi I want to ask you something. I bought a gaming pc within Gigabyte/Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 Eagle 12Gb... I want your opinion about what monitor should I buy .A 2K or a 4K monitor. Some people told me that it's better a 2K monitor!
Nah, mine can run actual games very well. Cyberpunk for example is not a game, it's a graphics benchmarking software after you play the history. Forza Horizon 5 is well optimized and looks nice, runs on Ultra/Extreme mix at 80+ fps. It looks even better with DLSS Quality.
I'm glad that your 3060 is enough for your needs. In this case, I've showcased games that I actually play. And the 3060 falls a bit short since it can't handle them without help from DLSS. Frame generation could prolong its life. But sadly, NVIDIA will never bring it to RTX 30 series cards.
@@theivadim Oh, just to add, I'm using a 1440p 165hz monitor. I had a 1080p before. The resolution upgrade is always more valuable than in-game graphics preset. Running very well as I said. which for me is 165fps+ in competitive and 60fps+ in other.
True. Upgrading from 27 inch 1080p to 1440p was very noticeable for me too. I'm now using the 32 inch 4K 144Hz VA monitor you see in this video. It was yet another very pleasant upgrade from 1440p. Surprisingly, I managed to make it work with an RTX 4070 SUPER I have in my personal PC. Not exactly a 4K gaming GPU by most people's standards. But the setup works thanks to DLSS and frame generation. At higher resolutions DLSS is great. I like pushing GPUs to their limits. That's why I'm interested in trying the RTX 3060 at 1440p next. I wonder if I'll be satisfied with what I find using the 3060 in the latest games.
i have a 5600G, 32 gb ram and a 1650 super, im really lacking and the gpu is failing, i thought a 3060 would be good for me to not have to upgrade the whole pc
After comparing the RTX 3060 vs 4060 I overwhelmingly prefer the experience I had with the RTX 4060 - th-cam.com/video/22lQTEP44og/w-d-xo.html If prices are similar (like in my region) then I'd recommend going for the 4060 instead of the 3060.
You have 32GB of RAM and a decent CPU that should deliver 60+ FPS in pretty much any modern game. Which component do you think is not suitable in your PC to pair with the RTX 4060? I think your PC will be OK with this upgrade.
@@Ragssssss nah definitely not. I mean, it's night and day difference between "lowend" 3060 and lowend GT 710 for example And I personally using it to play at 1440p. I can get most games except the unoptimized for 60 FPS (with DLSS or FSR)
@@ulfricstormcloak7142 That is some big fat lies! GT 710 is not even considered a gaming card, if anything it is for light editing, productivity & retro/old games. 3060 is low-end now. Just because you own it and play at 1440p does not mean it is not, world doesn't revolve around you, neither me. Facts are facts.
@@COYG94 8gb on a 2024 low end card is fine... the 7600XT 16gb is around 10% faster on a 50 game testest average vs a 7600 8gb :) because it cant game at 4k or with Ray tracing turned on... the big hoohaa was the 3070 8gb Did have enough GPU horsepower to make use of 12BGs or more ram but only came with 8
@@defectiveclone8450 8gb ain't enough anymore even for low end cards and 16gb on a 128 bit makes no sense, people opted for 3060 because of vram dlss and better ray tracing performance.
@@Jakiyyyyy i wanted to buy 6700xt because it is closer to 4060/3060ti but with 12gb vram however it was pretty expensive in my region so i opted for 3060 for 310$
GTA 5? Yeah. You can play GTA 5 at 1080p even on the modern integrated graphics. I'm sure that the 3060 can handle it using very high graphics settings. But why don't you search for its performance? There are hundreds of videos demonstrating the RTX 3060 in GTA performance - th-cam.com/video/YKvcBwm2gRY/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUOcnR4IDMwNjAgZ3RhIDU%3D
Many people say that HFW is a greatly optimized game. But in reality, if you compare it to PS5 version, it does not look good for PC. 3060 is just a tad bit slower than PS5 GPU, yet it can barely provide 60 fps experience at 1080p/Medium. While PS5 offers locked 60 fps at 1800p/~High settings. It dynamically changes resolution, depending on a scene, but still even upscaled 1800p is much harder to run than native 1080p. So this particular game is not the best optimized one for PCs. These days 3060 can barely run modern games at native 1080p. And DLSS looks pretty bad at such a low res. So, unless you are OK with poor image quality or you are not going to play latest AAA games, 3060 is simply not fast enough, despite the fact that it is close to PS5 level of performance. What a pity many PC games are more demanding than console versions.
PC vs console has always been like that. There's way more optimisation happening for console because it's just on set of hardware. Easier to optimise for that. PC really shines when you start gaming at 4K. DLSS is great at that resolution. I've been using Balanced in some games with my 4070 SUPER at 4K and it looks surprisingly enjoyable while delivering brilliant performance. At 1080p only frame generation is helpful. And the 3060 doesn't have access to it. Unfortunately. Big L.
Well optimized comparatively with most recent released titles, there's room for improvement, like fps drop on npc heavy cutscenes, and burning shores area.
The RTX 4060/4060ti will get lower fps than this card because these games use more than 8GB of Vram most of the time, and the 4060 will suffer because of it’s 8GB limit
Amd it's not even using 12gb of Vram. Only using 8GB at 99% GPU load. Have you tried downloading the last drivers? Checked NVIDIA app? Put on max performance? That's no good for a desktop 3060. I think PS5 is better, what you think? GPUs are waste of money comparing to Console.
Total nonsense lmao. GPU in PC is more than gaming. You could do some works too. If anything, console are a waste of money since it only can gaming and nothing else
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have it now in a 1440p display and works pretty good to this day, just use DLSS and tweak the settings a little bit, works fine in well optimized games.
I'm actually looking forward to exploring the RTX 3060 at 1440p next. I wonder how it'll look on my M27Q monitor🙂 Do you use DLSS Balanced? Or Quality is the lowest you ever go?
@@theivadim High settings + DLSS Quality for now, and works pretty damn good imo
Software should be in addition to, not a requirement to run games. DLSS is fine but their is noticeable drop in quality especially in high resolutions.
You should be buying the hardware when you buy a GPU not an artificial price gate to get DLSS 2.0 or 3.0. That's a problem. You are essentially buying a software suite for the price instead of a piece of hardware. Considering they are raising the prices every year and giving you less hardware and compensating with software. It's supposed to be an addition to, not a requirement for the gimped overpriced hardware to actually function normally.
@@De4dSp0t Who are you talking to?
1440p DLSS Quality sets the game at 960p. 1440p DLSS Balanced sets the game at 830p(even balanced dlss looks good on 1440p).
It's embarrassing that game companies can't even optimize trees to not eat half your fps. They don't care about the customers anymore.
spot on the Wake 2 game is just annoying poorly optimized.
I am a guy with an extremely high tolerance to play games in 30fps, so seeing that I could boot up games like HDII or even Horizon on max settings, which both are VERY demanding games and easily get above 40fps WITHOUT DLSS makes me extremely happy, 3060 as of right now is truly the best GPU you can own as a casual gamer, it's affordable and is a phenomenal successor to GTX 1060
If you already have the 3060 and you've been having fun playing games on it over the last few years then I totally agree. It's a great GPU! However, it's different if one is looking to buy it new in 2024. It depends on the region I guess. The 3060 price is still almost the same as the RTX 4060 in the US. Here in the UK there's around £25 difference which is not that massive either. I'd like the RTX 3060 to be cheaper. It's too much to ask for a previous-gen GPU that is significantly less powerful than the RTX 4060.
@@theivadim brother, a friend of mine is selling his used Asus strix 1080ti a microwave price *less* than rtx3060 12gb.
If I want to buy a 3060 12gb I have to first buy 1080ti from my friend and then sell it and add like $10 more dollars to get a 3060 12gb.
Should I do it or just stick with 1080ti save myself from hassle of selling and save those $10?
Anything under 29 FPS isn't going to ruin your playthrough, most of the videos we see online today on our phones are 29 FPS, we used to play barely 30 FPS in PS4 era, so we kinda grew greedy, as each 10 FPS you gain from 30 FPS is going to take a huge amount of strength from a GPU, the closer you are to 30, the harder is for it to push it up. But any experience that averages around 35 FPS and drops to maybe 22-25 FPS and rockets above 30 FPS is quite playable, as you are not going to get the 25 FPS everywhere, CP2077 Path Tracing w/DLSS Quality on i3 12100F does that, and swapping it to balanced, +5FPS in the lows, and performance jumps it up at least 15 FPS from the lows, except dogtown, you wont have framedrops but since its a small area I enabled DLSS performance, in CP, DLSS only harms the far distance looks, makes it kinda sketchy but for near almost nothing and textures have the same quality, AMD FG is there to compensate for the relatively lower speed because of the 12GB VRAM pool, and there is also lossless scaling as well. 6700XT though much faster, isn't going to change my mind because of DLSS and stronger RT/PT performance
I want those options, and I'm willing to pay more
Sure many hate Nvidia, but we can't deny their tech is insane, just they're expensive, unless you are talking about an AMD 7900 XT
@@Nero_9000dude the 1080ti is better than a 3060, dont buy it its not worth it
@@123Yessie456 yeah so about that, my PC building dream has shattered, electricity bills came and they were through the roof.
And yeah I saw the rtx 3060 black myth wukong benchmarks and they were above 60fps, so yeah both 1080ti and 3060 can be used for I would say next 3-4 years for 1080p gaming
I mean Alan Wake 2 turned the 4090 into a 1080 experience at max settings so there is no way a 3060 would be able to perform as well.
I've completed Alan Wake 2 in 1080p, DLSS using my 3060 12Gb, believe me we don't need 2 4090s and 4K Ultra settings to enjoy games
@@Shortroundd1080p which graphic preset you use ?
Bro no one really needs to run a game on triple 8k screens at ultra settings.... this is kinda getting ridiculous.
I was just thinking on buying the this same exact model of the RTX 3060 12gb, nice!
Question, how does it feel to play with DLSS Quality at 1080p? Is it too noticeable? Right now my GPU can't really run it (1050 Ti) so I don't think I have any kind of reference for it sadly.
DLSS Quality at 1080p feels worse than the already far from ideal 1080p native. If you are used to 1080p then you may not notice that much of a difference. I’ve done a follow up video comparing the RTX 3060 vs 4060. I’d choose the RTX 4060 because it delivers a much better experience th-cam.com/video/22lQTEP44og/w-d-xo.htmlsi=EHlxdSvjwf-QOFFv
@@theivadim I see, thank you so much!
@@diego_chang9580want something better for cheaper 6700xt-6750xt
I bought a used 3060 12GB for $180 last year with 2 years warranty left. I paired it with 10105F and playing at 1440p :)
You dont need 60fps constistently, as long as it feels smooth and works then its fine. As long as it does not dip below 40fps in a single player title its fine. If its multiplier then its a different story but for the most part single player games dont need 60fps and does not need ultra settings. Medium to high settings is more than enough without wasting fps for 5% visual increase.
40-29 is tolerable but anything under 29 is intolerable, we see most videos on phone/pc on internet at 29FPS, so we aren't going to notice a strong issue unless below that mark
thanks for the tip about turning off nVidia Relex, also now they have FSR3 FG for RTX 3060. i have to set vsync to half refresh rate for it to stop stuttering. i have 144hz monitor.
I have 3060 12gb paired with ryzen 5700x and i can max out pretty much any game at native 1080p alan wake 2, avatar, cyberpunk phantom liberty are exceptions lol but it is still a very capable card
I have this exact graphic card and with lesser demanding titles this is a pretty decent gpu but for higher demanding titles u will definitely notice it could of been better
You can use nukem9 frame gen mod for all Rtx gpus. I am using it in my rtx3070 laptop and at 1600p I get 90/100 fps high setting with dlss on quality mode.
Thanks, I'll check it out🤝
have been usong 3060 evga xc like 2 years and not change it for anything one of the latest evga gpu's awesome
My EVGA GTX 1070 died last night, puff of smoke, short circuit I'm guessing. Thankfully psu cut power automatically and didn't damage motherboard. Well, I hope not, we shall see.
Didn't even use it much over the years, and I installed the thermal pad mod that EVGA sent out to customers. now I don't have a PC all I can do is use my phone to try and shop for a new gpu.
I use windows 7 for emulators and 4060 is not compatible with windows 7 (no driver) so I am forced to buy 3060 but they are almost all sold out and bad value for money compared to 4060.
I don't want EVGA again cause I don't trust it. Had an MSI before that which also died. Asus are extortionists, so I wanted gigabyte but such bad value for their decent gaming model (windforce version has crap cooler).
So Now I'm back to looking at MSI again
If you lower the shadows to medium, you can already get a significant increase. At the same time, the shadows still look good.
I have a 3060 as well but the frames really tank in helldivers 2 when theres 4 players with tons of automatons, explosions etc to 15-20fps at times and others with even faster setups have been experience those massivw drops.this js on 1080p. I've tried low, medium, high and ultra and it seems to get worse after recent updates
Yup I also have this situation, I think the game got worse in pc performance in latest patches. Especially in new map gacrux, with only one bug breach and my 3060 gets crushed from 60fps to 20-30fps. My CPU is R5-5600, the game suddenly gets so much CPU bound. My game settings are High texture and everything else is low.
Thats a cpu bottleneck my dude. I have Ryzen 7 3800 x and I plan to get Ryzen 9 5900 x for this gpu @@hquan1
@@funkyboy1190 the last patch has improved the game performance a lot, and the game feels smoother like it used to be in April or something. Probably except the jungle maps where it's CPU bound a lot with those big, long trees.
Question, Im thinking of buying the same model that you showed in the video. How are the temps? Is MSI a good brand for gpu? I wont have to worry about the temps with this 3060 model?
nah you good mine highest peak temp is on 65 + never over 70
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Glad you enjoyed it!
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If you are playing with Gsync I think it's ok to have some lows of 45fps like when you were looking at the foliage, as long as the frame times are consistent and not stuttering, for me personally that wouldn't bother me.
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You haven't tick the box (Ray reconstruction) it may help a lot. DLSS Quality and Ray reconstruction. Try that.
i bought mine for around 274 us dollars (converting from my countries currency), paired up with a ryzen 5600 and i think it was a great deal! playing demanding games isnt my goal, i would rather dip into programs like blender and davinci resolve and maybe play some indie titles. from all the nvidia gpus out there i think the rtx3060 is the perfect one for the casual consumer
I have a 4080 and still watch all of your videos. Thank you.
Which gpu is better for game streaming ...rtx 3060 12gb or rtx 4060 8gb
I say its on par with my GTX 1080 but comes with the modern upgrade you need in a card.
with AMDs FSR 3.1 out and horizon forbidden west got patched I made my old GTX 1070 playable at 1440p. using FSR 3.1 upscaling at performance preset, AMD framegeneration on and a combination of medium settings the game played at mostly above 60 fps and looked and felt quite good. Would be nice to see you retest this RTX 3060 with AMDs framegen in new horizon forbidden west
Indeed, that is a topic I'm looking forward to revisiting in the future. I hope AMD will do a better job at incentivising more game developers to include FSR 3.1 in all the latest games. That'd significantly prologue lifespan of GTX 10-series, RTX 20, as well as other older GPUs.
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love my rtx 3060 on Minecraft
back in 2023 i upgraded from gtx 1060 6gb to rtx 3060 12gb and my pc spces r amd ryzen 5 2600x and 32gb 3000 ddr 4 ram
all i play is 1080p, not one that's into the eye candy graphics. as long as i can play is all that matter to me. i'm used to gaming on low spec pcs for many years.
Alienware aurora r3, Gtx 980, cpu i7 3600 oc to 3.9, very high settings ,3640x2160, no Ray 32 inch monitor, tracing, runs horizon zero dawn game nicely
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I want to upgrade from 1660 super to a better GPU .Is this a good choice ?Its any difference between a 2 or a 3 fan card ?
The Ventus card is OK 👌 No need to spend more on a 3-fan card. Better get an RTX 4060 instead if you are willing to spend that money 🙂
@@theivadim I did that .Ty for your time .I started a gaming channel ,if you interested .
Nice! I hope you are enjoying your TH-cam journey so far? It can be extremely difficult because there's A LOT of competition. Perseverance is key! Keep experimenting with the types of content, learning new skills, and analysing your work to find ways to improve it. With time you'll get better and outgrow those who gave up because things got difficult. Never give up and you'll achieve whatever you want!🤝🙂
I have 3090, I skipped the 40 series because of the bad connector, I was not going to spend close 2 grand on something that had a chance of falling just because I might not of plugged the connector in right, I'm interested in what the 50 series has to offer and by now no one should buy a 4080 Super or even a 4090, with the 50 series rumored to be coming later this year...
The 5090 will be powerful. I have no doubt about it. I'm more interested in witnessing how close the 5080 will be to the 5090 in terms of performance and price🙂 It'll be a pleasure to use either one of them to play games at 4K with ray tracing enabled. I'm even thinking about putting my Alan Wake 2 playthrough on hold until I can get my hands on one of them next-gen GPUs to play this game properly with maxed out graphics and high FPS.
Good thing im a low graphics gamer
50+ fps is fine for any game kinda
30+ FPS is totally playable
Nice.
Thank you! Cheers!🤝
Which do I choose for the coming years is the RTX 3060 12GB or the normal RTX 4060 8Gb
3060 wid dlss more vram for future high textures games
I mean it is still pretty modern
I run a Rog Strix 4060 TI 16 GB on a 34" Ultrawide @ 1440 and get great frames on most everything on ultra, I am running a small o.c. on the card. I'm quite happy with it, but the price was too high at the time.
4060 Ti 16GB is still way to expensive imho🙂 But getting an 8GB version is definitely a big no-no😄 Lesser of two evils I guess. Anyhow, everything is good as long as you're enjoying the performance in games you play.
i'm building my first pc and i'm confused between this and the 3060. which one's better? the 3060 has more vram and the 4060 has a higher core clock. i wanna game on 1440p/4k but mostly older games cause i still need to catch up with a lot of stuff.
For me, specs don't matter. Only experience matters. And I had better experience with the RTX 4060 as seen in this comparison video - th-cam.com/video/22lQTEP44og/w-d-xo.html
Older games were built with 8GB memory in mind anyway. I'd pick the more powerful GPU to get better performance and power-efficiency.
3090
What's also interesting here is that in your 'Don't Buy Until You See This! RTX 4060 vs RTX 3060 12GB in 2024' video you show that on the RTX 4060 you can play with very high settings at native 1080p with no upscaling and still keep around 60 fps on that card. So at least in this game the RTX 4060 is a good ties up VS the RTX 3060.
Do you thinks that buying an RTX 3060 is a good idea in 2024?
Only if you are on a budget but still u can get the 6600xt
@maxpc-dz9jy if only FSR were as good as DLSS at 1080p. That would've been an easy decision. But it's not.
Before getting my hand on a 4070 Super last month, i was still playing on a RTX 2060 and it was fine for 1080p, i guess a 3060 is still a good card.
It worths it cause rtx 4060 and rx 6600xt are in general really close to performance but 3060 has 12 gigs of vram . But honestly if you find rx 6700xt at that price then go for it
3060 is trash 🗑️
what about Lossless Scaling's frame generation? I'd imagine it would work perfectly fine with this card. Actually it works with all graphics cards, you should check it out.
I was contemplating it. But then scrapped this idea and returned the RTX 3060. It feels wrong to promote the 3060 if it needs third-party software to make it a decent choice in 2024. There is no guarantee that good support will be provided and maintained if it isn't done by NVIDIA. It's a cool software though.
@@theivadim I understand that but if you can get a 3060 for half the price of a 4060 like I did, I think it's worth it. Heck, I'm perfectly content with my A2000 thanks to Lossless Scaling's frame gen
@@theivadim I bought Lossless Scaling for my Steam Deck (before selling it) to upscale games when I had Windows installed on it and this was prior to them adding frame gen to the app. This program has gotten many updates since, I think it has pretty good support. The fact that it works on all graphics cards and for all games makes it a worthy investment imo.
Half price? I can't argue with that bargain🙂👍 But when we're talking about the same price or +/- $10-20 like it was the case when I was buying the RTX 3060 to make this video then I'd buy the RTX 4060 instead of the 3060 every time.
@@theivadim yea, I was able to find a 3060 for $180. The 4060 being relatively new makes it difficult to find bargain deals. I tested a 4060 and really like the performance per watt of the card but not worth $200 more for the 3060 I found
What's those desktop lights you have?
Quntis double head desk lamp. I've added a link to the description of the video if you're interested.
I will go with Rtx 3060 or Rtx 4060 ?
Depends on the price
What program is that ur using n is it safe?? Plz I wanna try it out
Could you elaborate, please. It's been a while since I made this video and I can't remember the contents enough to pinpoint which program you might be referring to.
@@theivadim the benchmark program
CapFrameX. It's my favourite.
I Don't mind if my PC preforms like a PS5 for example 🤷♂
I live in morocco and im still confused on what to buy, its worth 285$ on amazon but with 48$ shipping it hits the 330$ mark and if i wanna buy it from a gaming store here were i live it costs 3499mad wich transfers to 349 in us dollars, not sure if its worth the money or not specially when AMD is almost no where to be found here in morocco and it just costs the same on amazon if we include the shipping cost, why are the prices even simillar its a 3rd world country i live in ☠️
That is brutal for budget-conscious buyers.
I really don't like the RTX 3060 for playing the latest games. It's too weak in 2024. Its age is starting to show. The 3060 is close to 4 years old now. The RX 7600 or RTX 4060 provides a better experience. But if you are planning on buying it to play other kind of games then it might be worth it.
Is Frame Generation unlocked with mods for single player games?
Which frame gen?
@@ulfricstormcloak7142 Game setting
@@Caga-x_Oren_Ishii_x no I mean, the FSR Frame Gen or something else
Nowadays we cant even play at constant 60fps on 1080p games at high settings on RTX3060 12gb. Shame on you Nvidia and all these AAA videogame industries. Its a disgusting marketing strategy and we keep on falling for it. We are spending our hard earned money blindly just to play upscaled 720p games in 2024.
Hi I want to ask you something. I bought a gaming pc within Gigabyte/Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 Eagle 12Gb...
I want your opinion about what monitor should I buy .A 2K or a 4K monitor. Some people told me that it's better a 2K monitor!
Nah, mine can run actual games very well. Cyberpunk for example is not a game, it's a graphics benchmarking software after you play the history.
Forza Horizon 5 is well optimized and looks nice, runs on Ultra/Extreme mix at 80+ fps. It looks even better with DLSS Quality.
I'm glad that your 3060 is enough for your needs. In this case, I've showcased games that I actually play. And the 3060 falls a bit short since it can't handle them without help from DLSS. Frame generation could prolong its life. But sadly, NVIDIA will never bring it to RTX 30 series cards.
@@theivadim Oh, just to add, I'm using a 1440p 165hz monitor. I had a 1080p before. The resolution upgrade is always more valuable than in-game graphics preset. Running very well as I said. which for me is 165fps+ in competitive and 60fps+ in other.
True. Upgrading from 27 inch 1080p to 1440p was very noticeable for me too. I'm now using the 32 inch 4K 144Hz VA monitor you see in this video. It was yet another very pleasant upgrade from 1440p. Surprisingly, I managed to make it work with an RTX 4070 SUPER I have in my personal PC. Not exactly a 4K gaming GPU by most people's standards. But the setup works thanks to DLSS and frame generation. At higher resolutions DLSS is great.
I like pushing GPUs to their limits. That's why I'm interested in trying the RTX 3060 at 1440p next. I wonder if I'll be satisfied with what I find using the 3060 in the latest games.
@@theivadim 3060 is more than enough for the latest games.
Well I have a gtx 1050 ti I just bought the rtx 3060 12gb this would still be a massive upgrade mind you I have a ryzen 7 5700x no more bottleneck
No argument there. It's a big upgrade. I hope you got a good deal on your 3060. Enjoy it!
When you said in 1080p the cpu doesn't matter because the 3060 is the limiting factor... I laughed my pants off
and i suppose u want me to take your question seriously ?
Bro i was just searching about this exact model of the card and you made a review of it!😂👌
I hope it was helpful 🙂
what keyboard is that?
Akko. Model name is in the video description.
My pc is pre built and it has a AMD Ryzen 7 3700x 8-Core processor and the graphics is a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 8gb
i have a 5600G, 32 gb ram and a 1650 super, im really lacking and the gpu is failing, i thought a 3060 would be good for me to not have to upgrade the whole pc
After comparing the RTX 3060 vs 4060 I overwhelmingly prefer the experience I had with the RTX 4060 - th-cam.com/video/22lQTEP44og/w-d-xo.html
If prices are similar (like in my region) then I'd recommend going for the 4060 instead of the 3060.
@@theivadim but then id have to upgrade my cpu and motherboard and everything
You don't have to. You can still use the 4060 with your current setup and have a good time.
@@theivadim are you sure?
You have 32GB of RAM and a decent CPU that should deliver 60+ FPS in pretty much any modern game. Which component do you think is not suitable in your PC to pair with the RTX 4060? I think your PC will be OK with this upgrade.
It's a decent low-end card for 1080p@60fps gaming.
It's definitely not low end. More like lower midrange
@@ulfricstormcloak7142 According to today's standards it is low-end card.
@@Ragssssss nah definitely not. I mean, it's night and day difference between "lowend" 3060 and lowend GT 710 for example
And I personally using it to play at 1440p. I can get most games except the unoptimized for 60 FPS (with DLSS or FSR)
@@ulfricstormcloak7142 That is some big fat lies! GT 710 is not even considered a gaming card, if anything it is for light editing, productivity & retro/old games. 3060 is low-end now. Just because you own it and play at 1440p does not mean it is not, world doesn't revolve around you, neither me. Facts are facts.
I get more fps with my 5700x3d + gtx 1070
On same price u got rx6700xt
I can get 20 fps or so in cyberpunk 2077
With fr overdrive path tracing
So many people purchased this card when the AMD 6600XT would have given them around 10% more FPS :)
8gb yah good luck with that
@@COYG94 8gb on a 2024 low end card is fine... the 7600XT 16gb is around 10% faster on a 50 game testest average vs a 7600 8gb :) because it cant game at 4k or with Ray tracing turned on... the big hoohaa was the 3070 8gb Did have enough GPU horsepower to make use of 12BGs or more ram but only came with 8
@@defectiveclone8450 8gb ain't enough anymore even for low end cards and 16gb on a 128 bit makes no sense, people opted for 3060 because of vram dlss and better ray tracing performance.
3060 is the better option. Even if you think it was a low end, 12GB surely does help. And DLSS fosho.
@@Jakiyyyyy i wanted to buy 6700xt because it is closer to 4060/3060ti but with 12gb vram however it was pretty expensive in my region so i opted for 3060 for 310$
Even rtx 2060 can run games 1080p High settings in todays date
From Gtx 970 to Rtx 3060 12gb
Doesn't the PS5 render this at 4k/60?
Not native for sure. And I think that it is 4K 30 with high image quality and 4K 60 in performance mode (lower quality).
just put the graphics down 1 level looks the same anyway
You need atleast 16 gb for rtx 3060
Nah, definitely not. Even 12GB you won't always reach there anyway
do you think you can play gta on it??????
GTA 5? Yeah. You can play GTA 5 at 1080p even on the modern integrated graphics. I'm sure that the 3060 can handle it using very high graphics settings. But why don't you search for its performance? There are hundreds of videos demonstrating the RTX 3060 in GTA performance - th-cam.com/video/YKvcBwm2gRY/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUOcnR4IDMwNjAgZ3RhIDU%3D
you can run 1440p so yeah
Yeah, It can run ultra settings in 1440p. (You only get 80 - 100 frames per second though)
i buy it last year , and i feel sad aftr wtchng ur vdo
Why
RTX 3060 GOAT
Get 3060 Ti for slightly more :)
Less vram
@@garbagepotato U don't need 12gb vram for 3060 u won't play at max settings with it
@tomisgaming7003 3060ti out of stock and I aint getting some crusty used gpu
@@garbagepotato In that case RX 6700 XT if in stock or RTX 4060 cuz 3060 costs almost same as 4060 and 4060 is 20 percent faster plus more efficient
Cant run ark ascended im telling you
Many people say that HFW is a greatly optimized game. But in reality, if you compare it to PS5 version, it does not look good for PC. 3060 is just a tad bit slower than PS5 GPU, yet it can barely provide 60 fps experience at 1080p/Medium. While PS5 offers locked 60 fps at 1800p/~High settings. It dynamically changes resolution, depending on a scene, but still even upscaled 1800p is much harder to run than native 1080p. So this particular game is not the best optimized one for PCs.
These days 3060 can barely run modern games at native 1080p. And DLSS looks pretty bad at such a low res. So, unless you are OK with poor image quality or you are not going to play latest AAA games, 3060 is simply not fast enough, despite the fact that it is close to PS5 level of performance. What a pity many PC games are more demanding than console versions.
PC vs console has always been like that. There's way more optimisation happening for console because it's just on set of hardware. Easier to optimise for that. PC really shines when you start gaming at 4K. DLSS is great at that resolution. I've been using Balanced in some games with my 4070 SUPER at 4K and it looks surprisingly enjoyable while delivering brilliant performance. At 1080p only frame generation is helpful. And the 3060 doesn't have access to it. Unfortunately. Big L.
Well optimized comparatively with most recent released titles, there's room for improvement, like fps drop on npc heavy cutscenes, and burning shores area.
The RTX 4060/4060ti will get lower fps than this card because these games use more than 8GB of Vram most of the time, and the 4060 will suffer because of it’s 8GB limit
and the slower 128 bit bus the 3060 12GB has a 192 bit bus.
Glad you didn't try out the new ARK game (Survival Ascended) or that PC woulda just pulled out a gun on ya 🤣
lol just dont buy gaames like that .. 🤔
Amd it's not even using 12gb of Vram. Only using 8GB at 99% GPU load. Have you tried downloading the last drivers? Checked NVIDIA app? Put on max performance? That's no good for a desktop 3060. I think PS5 is better, what you think? GPUs are waste of money comparing to Console.
Total nonsense lmao. GPU in PC is more than gaming. You could do some works too. If anything, console are a waste of money since it only can gaming and nothing else
Just get a PS5.
Can't get any work done on a PS5 though.🙂
£60 a year for online? No thanks, thats just sad
Pc all games for free. Ps5=cheaper but 500€ for 6 games. So pc= 2000€ very powerful pc and can handle games for free till 2030 and very funny mods
I play any game out rn with a rtx 2060 super on a pretty old hp pc so yeah I think the 3060 will work lol 😂
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How long is the rtx 3060?