Help me decide which GPU is better, 6700xt or 3070ti

[u/Rodz09]

Hello planning to buy a **USED** GPU for my PC, I can't decide which one should I buy, RX 6700XT or RTX 3070TI. Both cards are priced **below $300** here in the Philippines.

I'm using it for gaming and streaming thank you

[u/TheDeviousDuck1558]

3070ti, DLSS will prolong the life of the card.

6000 series cards do not have access to FSR4 and your best AA options are often limited to FSR 3 or XESS.

The 3070ti will allow you to use DLSS 3, 4 and 4.5 which all do considerably better jobs in upscaling from lower target resolutions with respectable performance.

[u/iMakeShittyOpinions → u/TheDeviousDuck1558]

I thought FSR 4 is coming to 6000 series cards in early 2027?

[u/TheDeviousDuck1558 → u/iMakeShittyOpinions]

I wouldn't recommend making current choices based on future promises

[u/NotYourBusiness0011]

If you are ok with lowering the graphics settings to use less than 8gb vram then the 3070ti is the obvious choice. That card is really powerful, and DLSS is great! The only downside of it is actually the 8gb vram, and it is relatively power hungry.

[u/Sektor13_00]

3070TI is faster but problem is it only has 8GB of VRAM. This will be problematic in newer AAA games at 1440p.

[u/the_hat_madder]

Just look at benchmarks. One is clearly better than the other.

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gpu-hierarchy,4388-2.html

[u/Ecks30]

The 6700 XT rival would be the 3060 Ti so the 3070 Ti would perform a lot better, but the thing is that the 6700 XT has additional video memory and sometime next year it will get the FSR4.1 treatment.

[u/Vaxtez]

3070 Ti is the faster card. It performs close to an RX 9060 XT on pure raster when Vram isn't a limit.