Hey guys, I am thinking about upgrading my PC but I am not sure wether I should get one of the cards mentioned above or not. What do you guys think are they futureproof enough? I am only playing on full HD so I don't need a high end card. 
RTX 3060 or RTX 3060 Ti still recommendable in 2022?
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Define future proof, you'll need to replace them in 3~5 years depending on your gaming needs, plus if you can't get them at retail price they're not worth it whasoever.
Those cards are selling for the price of a RTX 3080 here, not worth it.
Those cards are selling for the price of a RTX 3080 here, not worth it.
+ there is no point to buy card that is previously used in mining
OT: I dont feel myself that its currently best time to build desktop im looking for next year, maybe in spring again
When windows 11 is ready , somewhere in late next year maybe? I might upgrade
Ethereum POS around June 2022, so few months after that gpu price might start falling. maybe good time to buy it then. I would like a new 3060 Ti or 3070 myself.Hey guys, I am thinking about upgrading my PC but I am not sure wether I should get one of the cards mentioned above or not. What do you guys think are they futureproof enough? I am only playing on full HD so I don't need a high end card.
Also i read so many about Rtx 30 card have memory overheat issues
1 example from this page Defective pads and too hot GDDRX6 memory - silicon alert on the GeForce RTX 3070 Ti, 3080, 3080 Ti und 3090 | igor'sLAB
and you can find bunch on reddit, many trying to solved by changing Thermal-Pad.
If you not really need high end card, maybe just wait, or find out about MSI card ("gaming series) , their card usually have good cooling quality
6 months too late unfortunately
6 months too late unfortunately
I just got an email with an ad for an RTX 3080 for under $800 US. I got a release day 3070 because I had a feeling the 3080s would be hard to come by. I was so glad I did, this is the first time I’ve seen a 3080 around MSRP that wasn’t sold out since launch. I wouldn’t buy one now, with new stuff around the corner. But I’ll probably even skip the 4000 series until they figure out the transient spike issues. The 3070 is going strong.
There is talk of new GPU prices below MSRP on some Tech forums.
I think lower demand from miners and surplus stock from the crypto-mining crash will have a compound effect on GPU pricing.
I would not recommend you buy a used mining GPU unless it has warranty and you get it veeeeeery cheap.
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I think lower demand from miners and surplus stock from the crypto-mining crash will have a compound effect on GPU pricing.
I would not recommend you buy a used mining GPU unless it has warranty and you get it veeeeeery cheap.
Look out, used mining GPUs are turning up with dead memory chips
Second-hand mining GPUs might work fine, but the memory could well be bricked, making for a lame used graphics card.
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Crypto Miners Are Dumping Tons Of GPUs, So Maybe You Can Finally Get One
I’m getting so much schadenfreude from the collapse of the crypto economy
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There’s a flood of cheap ex-mining GPUs, but you probably shouldn’t buy one
With crypto prices crashing, there's a wave of cut-price GPUs coming from overseas. You'd likely be better off, however, buying from somewhere closer to home.
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I'm okay with my 3060 Ti as I am only playing on Full HD. All that matters is that my PC can run Hogwarts: Legacy at the end of the year. Me as a Potterhead am so excited.
I just got an email with an ad for an RTX 3080 for under $800 US. I got a release day 3070 because I had a feeling the 3080s would be hard to come by. I was so glad I did, this is the first time I’ve seen a 3080 around MSRP that wasn’t sold out since launch. I wouldn’t buy one now, with new stuff around the corner. But I’ll probably even skip the 4000 series until they figure out the transient spike issues. The 3070 is going strong.
Will you wait for the 4000 series, which will increase heat generation and power consumption, or will you compromise on the 3000, whose price has settled down due to the effects of inventory? It looks like a chicken game in Japan.
I just got an email with an ad for an RTX 3080 for under $800 US. I got a release day 3070 because I had a feeling the 3080s would be hard to come by. I was so glad I did, this is the first time I’ve seen a 3080 around MSRP that wasn’t sold out since launch. I wouldn’t buy one now, with new stuff around the corner. But I’ll probably even skip the 4000 series until they figure out the transient spike issues. The 3070 is going strong.
I purchased a 3070 the day they were released. Which worked out well seeing how things went. I will probably skip the 4000 series because my PC already turns into a heater in the summer. Hopefully the 5000 series will bring some efficiency back. This reminds me of the 400 series cards around 2010. Those were very hot cards.
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