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RTX 3060 Ti prices: the usual suspects are your best bets for stock of the card right now

April 22, 2021 , , , , , , , , , ,

Even though we are comfortably past the card's launch, finding the best RTX 3060 Ti prices is no easier. Stock is very low, so any 'deal' might just be the card being available - but don't let that be your only guiding light as you can easily get stung and fleeced that way.

The alternative process is to settle in for some good old-fashioned F5-hustle, and rub bing of those lucky charms to hope you might time your next venture and search just right. 

It was the usual situation on the card's recent launch day: stock flashed up here and there, RTX 3070 price notification emails were sent, and signs swiftly changed from 'coming soon' to 'not available' in a heartbeat. However, as this year has proved, retailers and their links are worth persevering with so check out the retailer links below, bookmark them, and, as always, keep persevering, as there have been plenty of examples of people being successful when they don't expect it. 

The card is at the entry-level area of the 30-series range, which means finding the right RTX 3070 prices is even more tempting for those who want to upgrade to the next generation of Nvidia graphics cards but don't want to splash many hundreds of currencies to do so. After all, bagging the best RTX 3060 Ti price will still get you that next-gen excellence in performance, value, gaming potential, and frame rate boosts.   Priced at just $399 and £369 (approximately - and the point from which prices will start, at least) the RTX 3060 Ti prices are some of the most aggressive coming into the best graphics card market.

Reviews are out for the card, and already the performance the card can offer is clear to see. It can easily outpace a $699 RTX 2080 Super graphics card, and while it can absolutely give 4K gaming a good old college try, it's going to be an even closer ally if you want to top out fast, pacey, ray-tracing gaming at 1080p or even 1440p without having to compromise that much. In fact, it still averages well over 60fps in the latter resolution. And like the triumvirate of already-released 30-series cards getting into the Nvidia ecosystem has benefits beyond sheer performance and power: there is DLSS; Nvidia reflex technology; and everything that's bundled in with Nvidia GeForce such as easy updates, automatic GPU tuning and so. 

Our friends at PCGamer said that the RTX 3060 Ti "delivers gaming performance that's rather stupendous when you look at generational gains over even the RTX 20-series—next to the 10-series it's quite frightening, actually. There's exceptional 1080p and 1440p performance in a tiny package here...". Given the price tag, we wholeheartedly agree. The bang for buck is going to be incredibly strong in this card from Nvidia, and that's why the best RTX 3060 Ti price is the perfect way to get this card. 

In support of the direct-to-retailer links above, you can also try what our self-populating RTX 3060 Ti price finder tool finds automatically below.

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And, just as a last public service announcement, if you're trying to buy one of the recently released graphics cards - or a machine powered by one - then these pages are going to be of interest:

Graphics card stock
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PC deals and stock
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And if you're on the hunt for the cheapest graphics cards going right now, no matter their 'colour' or spec, then our self-populating deal finder below will show you the cheapest and best prices going no matter where you are. Hopefully, we can point you in the right direction.

If you're in the mood for re-evaluating your PC in line with the arrival of the next 30-series GPU then check out our takes on the best CPU for gaming you can get, not to mention the best RAM for gaming.

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