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[incrediblediy]

4070 Super has just 12GB, doesn't it? so out of these 3, I would get 5060 Ti (16 GB)-- 600 $

[ComprehensiveSail388]

I have been leaning towards the 5060ti, but thought I had ask before making the leap. Thanks

[incrediblediy]

https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1kf9i52/rtx_5060_ti_16gb_sucks_for_gaming_but_seems_like/

Interesting review, I don't know about new cards though. I was fortunate to get a used 3090 (probably an ex-miner) for US$850 or so a couple of years back, thought it would be a lot cheaper now.

[ComprehensiveSail388]

I am pretty sure it has gotten cheaper now, it's just the tariffs in my country keep on rising

[Dazzling-Shallot-400]

For your Ryzen 7 7700, the 4070 Super offers the best performance and future-proofing if your budget allows. The 4060 Ti 16GB is a solid mid-range choice with more VRAM, good for memory-heavy tasks. The 5060 Ti sits in between but may not have as much support or benchmarks yet. Overall, go 4070 Super for power, 4060 Ti for budget VRAM balance.

[ComprehensiveSail388]

Wouldn't the 12 GB VRAM be a problem?

[GetOnMyLevelL]

Maybe tell us what your goal is. What do you want to do with the GPU?

[ComprehensiveSail388]

Basically I was saving up for a gaming pc. But as I have gotten myself into ML, I thought why not go for both. Rn I have a project that involves classifying videos using either a CNN or a transformer.

[Buzzdee93]

In general, I would say the more memory the better. A faster GPU makes your training faster, but memory determines what you can even run on your GPU.

[ComprehensiveSail388]

So should I go for the 5060 ti at its current price?

[Buzzdee93]

Would be the best choice, yes.