$400 for 1080p performance and extra memory
Like it or not, $400 is now the price point for mid-range GPUs. It may be a little high compared to past card prices, but what’s not? It’s far more affordable than the $1000+ prices of high-end GPUs on the market today, and NVIDIA If you can maintain your inventory levels, you can have a winning product here. As you can see from Sebastian’s review, AMD has nothing to match the price and performance of his RTX 4060 Ti.
His review and the one below are all about the 8GB model which is due to go on sale tomorrow. A 16GB version will be released next month to assuage those who believe that in 2023 he will have nowhere to put an 8GB graphics card. The extra memory might be enough to make the card perform well as his 1440p GPU, but this version of the RTX 4060 Ti is marketed as his 1080p card. His AMD cards on par are the RX 6650 XT and RX 6650 XT released in the same $400 price range. The RTX 4060 Ti offers more performance for its price, as shown in The FPS Review’s review.
On the other hand, if you’re running the RTX 3060 Ti, you won’t see much of an improvement overall. However, if NVIDIA is two generations behind him, you may want to consider this card for your next system upgrade.
