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MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 8GB + 007 steam game $310 AR
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https://www.newegg.com/msi-rtx-50...6814137965
promote code: MSI965S3 (maybe limit to one per customer)
$420 - $90 code - $20 rebate = $310
QA note: coupon availability may vary by account, YMMV
promote code: MSI965S3 (maybe limit to one per customer)
$420 - $90 code - $20 rebate = $310
QA note: coupon availability may vary by account, YMMV
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https://www.newegg.com/msi-rtx-50...6814137965
promote code: MSI965S3 (maybe limit to one per customer)
$420 - $90 code - $20 rebate = $310
QA note: coupon availability may vary by account, YMMV
promote code: MSI965S3 (maybe limit to one per customer)
$420 - $90 code - $20 rebate = $310
QA note: coupon availability may vary by account, YMMV
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This MSI Ventus RTX 5060 Ti 8GB bundle is framed as a fair to decent price for entry level and 1440p gaming, especially once the included game and cash back are counted. The card is described as delivering solid performance for the money, with the 16GB version often only a little faster when 8GB is enough. The main concern is the 8GB memory limit, which can force lower settings or cause texture and render issues in newer games. It is a reasonable compromise if you do not need extra VRAM.
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It can be a decent value for entry-level or lighter gaming, and it can deliver solid 1440p performance for under $300 after the game value is considered. The main caveat is 8GB VRAM, which may force lower settings or cause texture/render issues in newer games that need more memory.
If you want more VRAM, used RTX 3060 12GB cards are a cheaper route, and 16GB RTX 5060 Ti models are available for more money, including a Best Buy listing around $550 or less. The 8GB card is mainly attractive when the price gap is large enough to justify the memory compromise.
When a game fits within 8GB, the 8GB and 16GB versions can be within about 2% of each other. When VRAM is not enough, the 16GB card can be dramatically faster, with one cited 1440p RT example showing 75 fps on 16GB versus 46 fps on 8GB.
Yes, it can reportedly reach about $280 if you pay with Paze and have Chase for 10% cash back. Without that stack, the listed deal is around $310 AR.
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Double the RAM and less than double the price. It's still not a good price for either.
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For example RE: Requiem showing the 16gb model being 60% faster at 75fps vs 46fps for 1440p maxed out settings with RT. 46fps is playable, at least for some people for some things, but 75fps is definitely better. Not to say that you can't play RE: Requiem on the 8gb card because you can basically eliminate the difference by tweaking some settings to not run out of memory but 75fps is certainly playable on the 16gb model at those settings.
I wouldn't care about a 60% improvement if it was 10fps vs 16fps as neither is playable and it's only really interesting academically at best. The 5060ti seems to be fast enough that there are plenty of scenarios where it is substantially faster for the 16gb model vs the 8gb model and that it is at a reasonable fps that people would actually play with. That means you are having to compromise and use lower quality settings to make the 8gb model work. The other issue can be not just framerate drops but render problems where textures or other things just don't load and the game doesn't look as good but you might not even know you were having memory problems if you don't have a good comparison to look at.
Having said that I do also have a hard time paying %50 or more additional cost just for the 16gb version of the card. At times the 9060xt 8gb card got pretty cheap too and it was the same way. I hate that it's only an 8gb card but the price difference makes the compromise at least reasonable. When it's closer to a $50 difference I see no reason to not get the higher memory card. I think if it had ever been released a 12gb version of this card would have been perfect. Enough memory that you probably won't see any problems at playable framerate. The 5070 can sometimes run into issue with 12gb not being enough but it's a faster card so the 5060ti would be lower performance at those same settings anyway.
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