I don’t have access to an RTX 3060 Ti, but I re-installed the less powerful RTX 3060 into my system to run a few tests. I’ve seen folk debating if they should buy a GeForce RTX 3060 on forums like Reddit, often being dissuaded because without features like DLSS and Nvidia Reflex, the RTX 3060 is fairly on par with the GTX 1070 Ti, which leads people to believe that this wouldn't be an 'upgrade' at all.īut as we all know by now, DLSS is witchcraft and with an ever-growing library of games supporting it, you could save yourself some cash and time by not ignoring its capabilities. I have an RTX 3060, the most affordable desktop GPU currently available in this generation’s Nvidia lineup, and while I have since upgraded to an RTX 3070 Ti for graphic design and digital sculpting purposes, that RTX 3060 was a significant upgrade from a very unstable GTX 1070 Ti that I was previously running. If you are one of the crowd desperately trying to get a flagship GPU like the RTX 3080, don’t completely discredit the more affordable options, especially if they have better availability - they’re better than you think.

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