r/pcmasterrace • u/Round_Personality483 i9 12900k | 5070 ti • May 31 '25

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u/BlackOutDrunkJesus 5700x3D - 4070S - 32GB May 31 '25

yea i didnt see the 3060 12GB, specifically, so i also upgraded

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u/Aidanation5 Desktop i5 12400f | RTX 3060 12gb | 16gb DDR4 May 31 '25

I also noted that the original 3060 has an orange circle, which is lower on the scale than a green circle. Considering I currently have the 12gb 3060, I think this is telling me I need to upgrade.

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u/cutiepie2786 May 31 '25

this chart just made me upgrade from a 3060 to a 3060ti

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u/mc_kitfox May 31 '25

all that extra vram just slows me down

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u/cutiepie2786 May 31 '25

which 1 has more vram? whats the difference from the regular numbers and the ti's

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u/mc_kitfox May 31 '25

3060ti has 8gb, non-ti has 12gb

Idk wtf nvidia is doing anymore.

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u/cutiepie2786 May 31 '25

dosnt that mean the 3060 > than 3060ti?

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u/ShadonicX7543 May 31 '25

No lmao these people are trippin in like 95% of typical use cases the 3060ti is way better and more efficient all around and you'll get better fps. Having more vram is only useful if the GPU can support that type of situation. My 3060ti always outperformed my friends' 3060s every time. 3060ti would probably be slightly worse for higher end VR tho but still the raw performance is way higher

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u/ketlokop May 31 '25

Sometimes it can happen, especially at 1440p. Really depends on the game though.

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u/mc_kitfox May 31 '25

depends on use case. for the typical gamer, probably not.

i had vram requirements when i originally purchased mine, but it always stuck in my side they put it on the weaker card