Is the RTX 3060 Ti Still a Good GPU in 2025? Real-World Tests and Final Opinion

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In this new episode of Hoy te hablo de, I test the RTX 3060 Ti in the middle of 2025 to see if it still has what it takes to remain a valid GPU.
This graphics card was one of the most recommended at launch, but does it still perform as well with current games like Cyberpunk 2077, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Marvel's Spider-Man 2, or Kingdom Come: Deliverance II?
I bought it for $100, although today it's around $150-$200, and I tested it with DLSS 4 Transformer, ray tracing, and 1080p settings.
Let's see if this 8GB veteran can still handle it in 2025.
👇 Let me know in the comments if you also think it's still worth it or if it's time to move on.

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00:00 – Introduction and background of the RTX 3060 Ti
00:45 – History and comparison with the 12GB RTX 3060
01:12 – How I got this GPU and why I tested it
01:40 – Is an 8GB GPU still worth it in 2025?
2:25 – DLSS 4 Transformer test setup and explanation
3:20 – Subscription reminder and transition to testing
3:50 – Test 1: Borderlands 4 (DLSS Balanced, 1080p)
4:36 – Test 2: Final Fantasy VII Rebirth (DLSS 50–100%, high textures)
5:22 – Test 3: Final Fantasy XVI (DLSS Balanced, average 62 fps)
6:06 – Test 4: Alan Wake II (DLSS Quality, High settings)
6:48 – Test 5: Kingdom Come Deliverance II (DLSS Quality, 60 fps)
7:28 – Test 6: Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 (Ray Tracing High, average 50 fps)
8:20 – Test 7: Star Wars Outlaws (DLSS Performance, 60 fps)
9:14 – Test 8: Cyberpunk 2077 (DLSS Performance, Ultra RT Settings)
10:06 – Test 9: Doom Eternal (DLSS Balanced, 60 fps average)
10:35 – Conclusion on temperature, noise, and performance
11:30 – Current value and whether it's still recommended in 2025
12:00 – Final thoughts and farewell




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