If you’re aiming at 1080p… 5060 ti 16gb might do that. All the AI vollicks aside, DLSS does make hardware last a lot longer. I can get high on oblivion remastered, the game runs at 60 to 70 fps with DLSS and still looks good running on 4k monitor with 12700k and 3070 ti.
depends on MSRP and if Linux Nvidia support continues to get better, it looks to get more than 4 times the framerate of my current GPU in cyberpunk and has raytracing
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If you’re aiming at 1080p… 5060 ti 16gb might do that. All the AI vollicks aside, DLSS does make hardware last a lot longer. I can get high on oblivion remastered, the game runs at 60 to 70 fps with DLSS and still looks good running on 4k monitor with 12700k and 3070 ti.
depends on MSRP and if Linux Nvidia support continues to get better, it looks to get more than 4 times the framerate of my current GPU in cyberpunk and has raytracing