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This RTX 3060 is £550 with a 700W EVGA power supply at ScanOr £789 with a 2TB WD Black SN850 NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD

Or £789 with a 2TB WD Black SN850 NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD

a photo of a bundled rtx 3060 graphics card and evga 700w power supply

I was looking for cheap graphics card earlier today, and the best I found was this deal: an RTX 3060 and a 700W power supply for £550.

That’s not super cheap - the RTX 3060 is meant to cost around £300 in a sane world! - but for a friend that wanted both a new power supply and a modern graphics card at a sane price, it does the job nicely. Here’s why this Scan bundle is a good deal - and another option that brings the RTX 3060 down to just £440 when you buy it with a 2TB NVMe SSD.

Pick up an Asus RTX 3060 Dual OC and EVGA 700W PSU for £549.98

First: why the RTX 3060? Well, this is the most affordable 30-series graphics card on the market, bringing key features like RTX (for ray-tracin') and DLSS (for fps-raisin') to a more mainstream price point. Katharine found that it offereddouble the performance of the GTX 1060, making it a pretty good shout for anyone that built a mid-range system at least three or four years ago. This particular model is an Asus Dual OC model, which should offer a small performance bump over standard models and a beefier heatsink to keep it cool and quiet.

The power supply is a good one too: an EVGA Bronze-rated unit, with a fixed 24-pin connector and modular cables everywhere else. (You’re always going to need a 24-pin connector, so I personally count this as good as a modular power supply!) 700W is a good amount too, allowing you to overclock your CPU and your RTX 3060 and still have some headroom for later upgrades.

Looking at Ebay sales, the RTX 3060 is regularly retailing for between £500 and £580, so picking one up with a £75 power supply for £550 seems like a pretty good deal - especially as you’re buying from Scan with a warranty, rather than from a random Ebay seller.

a photo of an rtx 3060 graphics card and 2tb wd black sn850 pcie 4.0 nvme ssd (not to scale)

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