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- Dec 13, 2015
With the current GPU landscape, I have a question. In the past, I have bought the best midrange GPU from AMD. I bought the RX 480 when it was new. I have always wanted the highest midrange card I could get, because I donÂ’t want to upgrade every two years. IÂ’ve had my 480 through the 500 refresh, the 5000 series and now into the 6000 series GPUs. IÂ’m thinking of finally upgrading (I know stock isnÂ’t great, but I can afford to pay current prices).
My question is, since IÂ’m still on 1080p, should I go with the 6800 xt (IÂ’ve never bought an Nvidia card, but I guess I could go for the equivalent to the 6800 xt possibly) so I can once again wait five years or so to upgrade again, or would a 6700 xt last me just as long, while being cheaper? I know the 6600 xt is marketed for 1080p gaming, but as I said, I donÂ’t want to upgrade my card for four or five years after my purchase. I think, with the 6600 xt, I would need to upgrade sooner than I wanted to.
Do you think the 6700 xt would last me four or five years at 1080p? Or do I need to go with the 6800 xt? Are the 6700 xt cards even worth it?
My question is, since IÂ’m still on 1080p, should I go with the 6800 xt (IÂ’ve never bought an Nvidia card, but I guess I could go for the equivalent to the 6800 xt possibly) so I can once again wait five years or so to upgrade again, or would a 6700 xt last me just as long, while being cheaper? I know the 6600 xt is marketed for 1080p gaming, but as I said, I donÂ’t want to upgrade my card for four or five years after my purchase. I think, with the 6600 xt, I would need to upgrade sooner than I wanted to.
Do you think the 6700 xt would last me four or five years at 1080p? Or do I need to go with the 6800 xt? Are the 6700 xt cards even worth it?