The title. I've been delaying long enough and I can't really wait anymore. I need a new GPU. I could really use some advice.
Right now I have a GTX 1060 3 GB with a Ryzen 7 2700X CPU and 32 GB RAM. Mostly I use it for gaming in 1080p but it's not impossible I'll eventually increase it (but unlikely).
I'll accept suggestions outside of my options but keep in mind the prices in my country are different. I'm not looking to buy used for various reasons (lack of warranty is one).
My options are:
RTX 3060 12 GB (290 euros)
RTX 4060 8 GB (330 euros)
RX 7600 XT 12 GB (380 euros)
RX 6750 XT 12 GB (400 euros)
RX 6700 XT 12 GB (420 euros)
RTX 4060ti 16 GB (480 euros)
I was really trying to keep it way below 400 euros. The 7600 XT is already a stretch but I could be convinced to raise the budget to the upper 400s for something with really good bang for buck.
I appreciate the help
UPDATE: In the end I decided to go for the RX 6750 XT for 405 euros but, as is my habit, I decided I should sleep on it. And thank god I did. The next day I went online and had already decided to buy it when I saw it was the store's birthday and they were doing some nice discounts and the 6750 was at 360 euros (limited to stock). I immediately bought. What are the odds?! She'll be here in a couple of days.
The amount of vram doesn't really have anything to do with display resolution, only texture resolution. Even if you don't increase your texture resolution, having extra vram means less loading from disk or regular ram.
This is false. Off-screen buffers will scale with the target buffer size. A game running at 4k rather than 1080p implies all off-screen buffers for effects etc. increasing their size by 4x too.