I've been on the hunt for a new graphics card and have considered several options, including the 9060XT, 5060Ti, and the standard 9070. Now, I'm eyeing the 9070XT, which I found for $725 total, including shipping, from a store called Central Computers. It seems like a decent deal, especially since there are no added taxes or fees. I'm aiming to use this card primarily for gaming at 4K and other resolutions, paired with my i5 14600. I'm curious about everyone's thoughts on the 9070XT and whether it's worth that price. Thanks!
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The worthiness of the 9070XT really depends on the pricing of competing cards like the 9070 and 5070Ti. Some argue that if you can stretch your budget a bit, the 5070Ti’s advantages in DLSS at 4K make it worth the extra cost. However, if you're limited on funds, the 9070XT is still a strong performer.
$725 is a reasonable price for the 9070XT, especially if it's a Nitro+ or Red Devil version. Some users think it's worth it given current market prices, and the XFX Mercury model is also a solid choice for that amount. Keep in mind, pricing can vary, but it's unlikely you’ll find it cheaper than this for a good while.
Exactly! It's hard to find this card under $700 without any extra fees. Once taxes and shipping are factored in, it can easily hit $750 or more.
If you're an AMD fan, the 9070XT is definitely worth considering, but some Nvidia fans might disagree. The 5070Ti offers some appealing features like DLSS that could be better for 4K gaming, though. It all boils down to your preferences and budget.
I’d love to grab the 5070Ti too, but with my financial situation, the 9070XT seems like the best bang for my buck right now!
I visited Central Computers a few hours ago and saw the 9070XT listed for $720 on Newegg too. If you can snag it without taxes, that’s not a bad deal! Speaking from experience, this card is fantastic for gaming, as it handles various setups with ease, given the right build. Just a heads-up, the card's efficiency might help with tasks like video editing or streaming as well, thanks to its hardware advantages.
Good to know! I’m also using DVDFab and I noticed my integrated graphics were slowing things down. Do you think the 9070XT will make a significant difference in performance?
True! My paycheck is going towards this card, and I don't earn enough to get the 5070Ti yet. The 9070XT is a solid pick for my current financial situation.