Gpu prices are so fucked up in my country that the RX 7900 XT is the best cost per frame card, priced at 1079€, which is roughly on the same price of the RX 6800, and the rtx 3080 non ti which costs 150€ over that. But nobody's buying them cause overall the gpu market is too inflated. Hell there's even stock of the RX 7900 XTX, which initially got priced at 1700€ but now it's for 1230€ The market is crazy lol More on reddit.com

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I had a GTX980 so my 7800XT (For $420) is a purchase I am VERY happy with! More on reddit.com

From what I gathered the Radeon 7000~ series got serious flak for being inferior to the Geforce 40X0's Where are you hearing that? AMD's offerings are really good up to 7900 xtx. It is 50/50 buy if you care about RT or do rendering however, even then I'd say it's still a good buy it's not something you do often. Here's what I always recommend, not taking sale prices in mind. Brackets are Nvidia equivalent in terms of price and relative % diff) 200 - rx 6650 ( 3050, 160$, -21%) 300 - rx 6750 xt (4060, 300$, -16%) 400+ - rx 7800 xt (4060ti, 390$,-28%) 500+ - rx 7900 gre (4070 super, 600$, -2%) 600+ - rx 7900 xt (4070 ti super, 750$, -3%) 800+ - rx 7900 xtx (4080 super, 1000$, -1%) I only consider buying Nvidia cards right around 4070 super because of the RT and DLSS then again you have to decide if it's worth it paying extra 50$ (imo still ok) then after 4070 super it jumps up to around 150$ extra. More on reddit.com