So I'm letting my r9 380x go for $120, and I got a 750ti to tide me over. I'm going to save up for an upgrade, but I am only finding WILDLY conflicting information on it. I could get a 970, which performs somewhat similarly to the RX 480, for $150. I could get an 8gb RX 480 for $220. I could get a 4gb GTX 980 for $200. Or I could get a 6gb gtx 1060 for $240.
Here's where it gets frustrating for me, based on google results.
The RX 480, while similar to the 970, is better, sure. The 970 performs almost as good as the 480. The 480 is superior to the 980. The 1060 is superior to the 980 ti and the RX 480. The RX 480 is a better buy than the 980 ti. I'm going to leave out all the nonsense about Vulkan and DX12. The 980 ti is not on my radar at all, too expensive, just threw it in here because of various forum posts, etc, that present this info.
So it seems that this is all out of whack here. I need some help. Please disregard all my other specs. It's a decent mid-ranged skylake PC with a 6320.
Thanks for your time.
Edit: I guess, for $350 and some patience, the gtx 1070 is also an option.
Here's where it gets frustrating for me, based on google results.
The RX 480, while similar to the 970, is better, sure. The 970 performs almost as good as the 480. The 480 is superior to the 980. The 1060 is superior to the 980 ti and the RX 480. The RX 480 is a better buy than the 980 ti. I'm going to leave out all the nonsense about Vulkan and DX12. The 980 ti is not on my radar at all, too expensive, just threw it in here because of various forum posts, etc, that present this info.
So it seems that this is all out of whack here. I need some help. Please disregard all my other specs. It's a decent mid-ranged skylake PC with a 6320.
Thanks for your time.
Edit: I guess, for $350 and some patience, the gtx 1070 is also an option.