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[marsh hound]

Only 1 generation, why..?

[devout eagle]

I've been upgrading one generation the last 4 months lol, I went from a 6600>6600xt>6700xt>6800xt

It's a big upgrade tbh

[marsh hound]

6600 to 6600xt I dont get

The others make a bit of sense

[devout eagle]

Idk why I did that, felt bored probably

Maybe my next upgrade is a 6900xt

😳

[marsh hound]

Like say, bottom 2 are "1080p" then 6700xt as "1440" and 6800xt as "4k"

I dont see how you have enough time to casually buy a new gpu

[marsh hound]

7600 ?

[devout eagle]

I just wanted to try the 6600, I only used that for like a day or two and sold it to my friend

[marsh hound]

Ah nice

I got a 6600xt, Would upgrade if others were cheaper

But no use on 60hz

[devout eagle]

Also the model of the 6800xt is rare. Its hard to find that

Yeah upgrade ur monitor if ur gonna upgrade from 6600xt

60hz too weak

[marsh hound]

Thinking of 144-165

27" looks nice, but pixel density is annoying after a while on 1080p

[devout eagle]

Yeah don't get 27inch 1080p

It's not good at all

27inch is 1440p territory

[marsh hound]

Id snatch up a 1440p for its price. But 6600xt will fall short of 144hz

Around say 90 on games I play

So fingers crossed 24" doesnt look super small

[ocean lantern]

In my opinion the best way to save money is by paying for one GPU per series release that has better much better performance than the last one you had so for example the RTX 2060 Super to RTX 3060 TI. Unless you have a lot of cash to spend, then don't waste money. You're not going to see massive improvements going from the 6600xt to 6700xt, same applies to going from the 6700xt to 6800xt.

[devout eagle]

that is true but im in a comfortable position to making these purchases so its okay ❤️

[marsh hound]

^