ChiefRichMD

@robert11 - This website (one of many) will give you a good idea of which cards are in the same ballpark as their recommendation of an RTX 3070 or RTX 4070 - UserBenchmark: Nvidia RTX 3050 vs 3070 If you look at an RX 580 and the RTX 3050, there is a small increase (31%) but between an RTX 3050 and RTX 3070 is another 124% increase in average score. If you want to save $, I have purchased used cards off EBay and you can save a LOT of $. I bought a used RTX 3070 OC (overclock) for a little over $200.00 a while back - which is cheaper than a brand new 3050...

I am a new user of CA Architectural 2023. Currently, I still have an AMD RX 590 in a newer PC Ryzen 5600X with 32GB RAM. When looking at recommended GPU specs (RX 30 series) I was comparing benchmarks for those compared to high-end 20 series super cards - 2060 Super and up. The 2060 super has more RT cores than an 3060 but the 3060 has V2 RT cores - but the benchmarks (for games) look like they are roughly the same and I can get a used 20 series super much cheaper than a new 3060 or better. Is there any reason to think a 2060 Super wouldn't work similar to a vanilla 3060 - not a TI version, etc.?