#graphics-cards
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I'll keep my nightmare fuel to myself

I should have killed it instead of trying to get a pic
why did you lose it
time to evacuate your house

I'm gonna just make a nice little circle around my bed
this isn't graphics card talk
I'm not trying to minimod lets go to gen
Oh boy
Would a 5700 be enough to run 144 hz 1440P.
depends on the game @woeful loom
I figured as my current 1050ti was able to run 144z 1080p in some games. But now it isn’t running 144hz in anything
yikes
ooof
Speaking of 1050 Ti s
Does anyone know a good marketplace to offload a mini?
Nope. Mines a 2 fan msi one. I don’t know where to sell it either
lolz
I’m probably going to give it to a friend who has a 660ti
yea
Or my friend on Intel graphics
I have a friend who could use it
same
my friend is on intel rn
He has a ton of weird system optimization tools his brother installed
Some kind of "ram clearer" and a defragger that I think might randomly generate it's readouts
anywho
byeya
ram clear lol
tell him to get the razer app
it lowers memory usage and everything for boosting your gaming speeds
i just use the free defragger and it works just fine
the synapse?
So you guys would reccomend a 5700 xt over a 2060 super? I am pretty sure I have a 650 watt power supply I am just worried I am going to be short for the power supply.
Hello. Trying to buy a RX 590 and wondering which brand is recommended, thanks!
2600x
yes a 650 psu is fine
cool, looking forward to my purchase soon haha!
5700 xt, because of the reassurance with the psu, and I do not need ray tracing.
no I mean which model and brand lol
the best ones are the red devil
and the nitro plus
nothing wrong with the strix though
still solid
i am still looking for them black friday deals haha
Why thank you I am here once a week. Hahaha
I mean it does have that extra 20% off
Well 20 dollars*
can't go wrong with asus strix z390 series boards @lone pond
the version will depend if you want wifi built in
arigato @wraith pasture
"Is the premium of $100-200 max over an $1100 card worth it to get faster, more consistent gameplay at a far quieter noise profile with a power limit of 373W vs 338 , possibly 280W worth it? " - value is hard to evaluate so precisisely when someone is intersting in buying a $1000 brick that's good at doing matrix math to make pretty pixels haha
The kingpin tho - this writeup by TiN alone would be justification enough for me, I really appreciate that kind of bonus.
https://xdevs.com/guide/2080ti_kpe/
Corks and features of EVGA RTX 2080 Ti Kingpin Edition graphics card.
interesting
I mean
not like I can afford it to try it out and give an opinion so

That's part of why I buy nearly decade old enterprise hardware that probably cost 20-30k new- super high end stuff can have all kinds of intricate features etc - basically sold a few $ /lb in 2019 though
cool
I've never bought an Asus card (I love their mobo's tho), but I'm really thinking of getting the 2070 S they have on sale. Anyone think gpu deals will continue in the next 6 mos?
i wanted to get a bunch of stuff for a new build, but psu's aren't really on sale that i've noticed. 9700k is priced nicely, but mobo's don't seem to be heavily discounted. ram is pretty cheap and I might bite the bullet and buy this full tower rosewill that's on sale
z390 aorus master is $250 , good deal if you want OC friendly features on top of a solid power delivery platform. If you're interested in modding, pick up a M IX Apex z270 and search win-raid for coffee mod and drop any 8th/9th gen in. Said board is $<100 ebay.
for all of my builds, I'm guessing 5 I think I stick to Asus boards lol idk why, but that's my only major loyalty. last board I got was a maximus viii ranger. which was probably overkill since I don't overclock or anything. I do like the option though and have no interest in builtin wifi. hopefully this isn't too rambly.
Stick with asus (due to your expressed preference ) - people who preach gigabyte's z390 because of superior vrm hardware are 99% of the time just parroting buildzoid. By the time you OC hard enough to care about the difference between a z390 code and a z390 aorus ultra hardware to hardware - you'll likely have a board collection haha.
lol ya . do u have a link for the M IX? That's asus right?
M9A is a z270 board, best bets are ebay and amazon marketplace.
I'd search "ix apex" - just read up and understand the risks/voided warranties et all - much more of a a hobby project vs a practical savings strategy for most.
how often does newegg restock items specifically gpus
Could be a day could be a week also could be a month
or could be never again if said company only made a limited amount
well it is not bad if you are asking
i like the look of the asus strix cards
performance over looks
ya but a 2080 with 2 fans from EVGA would perform great as well
my 1660 is from EVGA has a single fan on idle i get 28c and when gaming max it goes to is 60c
if it was a dual fan instead could be like 50-55c instead on load
More fans better, got it
Pretty sure i have seen 1650 Supers getting a max of 50c on load
and the one's we have are mainly dual fans
like... performance without regarding price?
evga kingpin
it's 1799.99 tho
LOLOL
Kingpin for overclock, RTX titan for maybe better performance if both stock,
Realistically, go strix (OC MODEL, not the base strix) - FTW3, or MSI gaming trio
well primarily its a gargantuan flex
Lmao
depends
not entirely sure how it works, i just wanted to make that joke lol
the game/application has to support sli
its uselss for gaming
Lol
otherwise if it isnt supported, no real performance gain
So wow
so yes like zack says
That's like here let's burn my money basically
its a major flex
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
its a 6 year old video but still relavent
i mean in rendering sli is very helpful
here's a good guide for different app and how sli works for performance (this is just on blender, go to benchmarks and pick whatever u want) https://www.cgdirector.com/cinebench-r20-scores-updated-results/
Anybody know how the 5700 XT phantom gaming D is?
Relative to the red devil specifically
Or when the red devil will be back in stock pretty much anywhere
@random prairie no clue but the nitro+ is really good as well
Thank you, honestly all I needed to know lol
Oh it’s a bit pricey, sorry to be a nag but do u know if anything under $440 thats that solid? I’ve heard the gigabyte one is pretty good
U know what, I’ll just get that, it’s $400
Although
Even though it’s a pretty meh model, the asrock challenger is below launch price rn
If I were you I'd wait
don't grab something you don't want cause it's not available
you'll be happier if you do wait
That’s a good point but it’s such a minimal difference and I could save $60 by getting a different model
I’m also thinking of watercooling so it doesn’t really matter what cooler I get as long as the pcb is compatible
Actually I don’t think this one is
Wait do any of the custom models have blocks?
Well, compatible blocks that is
EK should make a comcast skin kit
So, I'm worried when the next group of gpus come out, the current cards are gonna either drop major in price or be surpassed in performance by quite a bit. If I currently have a 7850 should I just get a decent sub $200 card for now? Seems like ray tracing might be still too fresh
msrp is a suggested price doesn't mean it should be the price
but they usually corellate
did you get a non super or thinking of getting a super?
oh guess I'm confused by your contempltaing suicide emote then
was looking at nvidia website and accidentally stumbled on their msrps
but asus rog 2080 costs actually more than super
so yeah
I can only imagine they're hopnig someone will just love to pay that premium 🙂
Does anyone have a good deal on a graphics card up to $120? It can be used. Building my first pc and I'm on a budget
So, I'm worried when the next group of gpus come out, the current cards are gonna either drop major in price or be surpassed in performance by quite a bit. If I currently have a 7850 should I just get a decent sub $200 card for now? Seems like ray tracing might be still too fresh--would I be better off getting a 1650 Super?
depends what kind of games you're playing
only game i'm intersted in playing that I know will have an issue with my current set up is cyberpunk
Oh yeah
you want a sub 200 card?
maybe a normal 1660
or rx590
but idk if it'll be the best cyberpunk experience
Idk if this site is right (game debate) but they're saying recommended is 1070 and min is 380. or 960
what cpu is best to pair with an rx 5700xt ryzen 7 or intel i7
Does anyone know why device Manger doesn't update to very latest Nivida drivers. I updated my Nvidia drivers on GTX 1050 4GB verison 430.86 and it is only latest updated in device Manger, but Nvidia website has 441.41 for 1050. Why not device manager update to 441.41?
have you uninstalled the nvidia drivers and then install the drivers from the nvidia download page?
make sure you tick "clean install" during that process as well
Done. I just wonder why device manager doesn't scan and get 441.41 to update.
windows likes to install the most stable version to their knowledge first
I see, thanks.
Okay thanks!
@livid girder https://pcpartpicker.com/product/MsWfrH that one has 5 star reviews, is that one okay?
You do know when visiting the store sites they show the real score such as the 3 and 4 star reviews
Just go for the 1650 Super
There are people that has compared the 1650 Super to a 8gb 580 and the 1650S performs just as good or better than the 580
not really buy why not go for better instead
Because I already spent a lot on the CPU, mobo and ram
ok?
And I don't want to spend an extra 40$
When you say not really, does that mean slightly or no?
?
When I build a new rig, I tend to spend much on the cpu, get a decent mobo and get an adequate vid card. I think I'm gonna pull the trigger ona 3800x with a asus b450 strix. Would i bottleneck my set up if I get a 1660?
Maybe go for 1660S, that's a pretty dang good cpu
Ya, my last build was a 6700k with a 7850 to give you perspective. My current build is fine and I'm able to play the games I enjoy, but a friend wants to buy my current machine, so I figured I'd check out AMD...last time was the 955 phenom ii x4 black
@cold stream Would the RX 570 4GB bottleneck a 2700X?
Ok so like
It's basically impossible to prevent absolutely any bottleneck
but those parts sound like a pretty good pair
Want to know how well the new AMD Ryzen 2700X and 2600X CPUs perform while streaming and gaming? Want to see that compared with Intel's 8700K? Looks like you...
From this it seems like that would work, but you might have to lower the settings a little more than you'd like
Also for consideration, if you get basically any nvidia graphics card there is NVENC encoding
What is good about NVENC encoding?
It is pretty good quality with a slight impact on performance
So just depends on which part you want to spend more money, really
If cyber Monday prices are good the I might get the 1650S but if they're really good, I'll get the 1660.
@cold stream do you know anything of nvme's? I know I'd have to take the discussion to another tab, just curious
Faster than non-nvme, more expensive usually
Non-volatile memory express
PCI E slot ssds
(or m.2 cuz that's an extension of PCI-E)
you think if i get a 3800x i should get an nvme or would I be fine with sata ssd?
your call
you won't notice much difference unless you using them for work like 3d modelling and stuff imo
but no cables make build look cleaner
hmm damn. Just tryin to decide if I can skate by a few months or so. maybe prices will drop in the summer even more even tho they're really not that expensive compared to normal ssds I don't think
anyone awake?
hey 🙂
o/
dang it, i wanna disturb you
rude
rog strix
@fallen schooner would I have a huge issue using the b450 board (i was told by asus they'd give me a boot kit)
with what CPU
if ryzen 3k yeah you have to use the bootkit to update bios.
but if they are willing to lend you the kit, I say no issues.
3800x
ok, It's just there's a huge jump in price from this board to a decent 570 i think
@novel shoal are you using that board right now?
last cpu i got was the 6700k 3 years ago. I try to spend a bit on my cpu in hopes that it helps future proof. I wouldn't even upgrade now, but a friend is willing to buy my old system
If you are buying a B450 board and getting a Zen2 chip i would say it is best to go with the MSI Max series
they're already updated for Zen2
how can you determine if it's a graphics card causing your computer to crash
without stressing it and trying to force a crash?
If you are running a graphically intense task then it is likely. But other than stressing it and seeing if it will crash I don’t know how to check it @jade trail
gotcha.
I dug around a bit and found it's something related to ntoskrnl
but when I followed that thread, all the tests came back fine
so
no clue why I'm crashing to a white snow/static screen
when I'm just browsing online
and not actually playing a game
Oh that’s odd. I’ve never had that happen before. I only had it happen when my cpu gpu and memory were loaded and it bsod errors while that was happening and I updated my drivers and it went away.
Can you try to update your drivers or does it crash before you can get to Nvidia or AMD’s website. Or to your updater? @jade trail
After a crash, check event viewer.
In general, GPU/driver related issues are often solved with DDU to uninstall, then clean install with new/updated drivers.
that's the one thing I haven't done
did a regular driver update without DDU first
then I did sfc /scannow via cmd and it came out clean
finally did windows memory diagnostic and it came out clean.
gonna go grab DDU now and see what happens.
@lone pond I was hoping you would show up and help with this issue as you are very knowledgeable. And can explain things very well. You have quite a way with words
thing is
the crashes happened before I got the recent amd driver update
so I'm fairly certain it's not the newest driver
Maybe you will see a different result when you use ddu. I’ve had times when it wouldn’t let me update mine and wouldn’t give me an error or anything it just wouldn’t work. So someone told me to run ddu so I did and it’s worked well since
sfc /scannow
and
dism /online /cleanup-image / (checkhealth,scanhealth,restorehealth) - if necessary fix a ton of problems.
This guide will explain it better than I can. Best to make a backup when posible
https://www.win-raid.com/t1350f38-Tip-for-Win-How-to-detect-and-repair-corrupted-system-files.html
Not sure wether to get the Vega 56 or 1660S rn, I really wanna replace my RX 570 for something a little more... more
1660\
vega is old
hmmm nvm
looks like vega is a lil faster than the 1660 super
vega for opencl, 1660 and up for everything else
hello, I'm in the market for a new graphics card and I was hoping for a few suggestions. I'm looking to spend between $100 to $300. I am currently using AMD Radeon R9 on a MSI Z97 PC Mate motherboard. Does anyone have any suggestions?
ahh
i give up trying to help people. i dont know enough lol
Thank you!
@fickle orchid 1-300 is quite a large range, do you have a brand preference?
also how many watts is your PSU.
240v
and no I don't have a brand preference. I'm just looking for something that won't need to be replaced for a while. hence the large price range.
The board could have a 4790k in it, depending on game, you could get decent use out of all but a handful of GPUs on the market with that in ideal , best case - edge cases.
PSU runs more happy on 240 🙂
1660S bro
hello i was wondering what is the best grapics card for $300 or less
if you can find a rx 5700 non-XT for sale for under 300 its a good deal
otherwise a 1660Ti will be ok, but 5700 on sale for $300 will be better
Is it usual to not have to update drivers in a pc when I had them installed for my previous card? I upgraded from a msi gtx 1660ti to a msi rtx 2070 super and did not have to update drivers. I checked and it even said the 2070 super and then played a game of ground war. Just curious. Thanks
Would an RX 570 4GB be okay with a Ryzen 7 2700X?
id go for a 570 8gb
Id go for a 1650S
id got for a 5700xt
8 is abetter than 4..
he liked bigger numbers
I'm asking why though
bigger frame buffer and more vram to help at higher graphics
ahh 👌
makes it more futureproof too
If I were to get the 1650S, I'd just get the 580 8GB
even though in most games the 1650S out performs the 8gb 580 lol
RX 580 Vs. GTX 1650 Super | 1080p and 1440p | New Games Benchmarks In this Video I'll Show You Gaming Benchmarks of AMD RX 580 8GB Vs. Nvidia GTX 1650 Super ...
ok and you can already see from ghost recon it is doing better
Also when you watch video's that would show you the Vram the 580 would be using 1-2gb more Vram at the same settings
Lets not forget the power difference as well cause with the 1650S the max for the average system would be using 350w
and that is for the whole system so you could use something like a 400w-450w without problems
ahem. Vram usage does not matter. As long as you are not running out of vram. It is NOT on the card to look pretty. it is there to be used.
read again :)
what
'vram usage doesnt matter, but it does matter if youre running out of it'
i think i get what youre saying but i also see how the wording can confuse other people
@dense flicker at least quote the full thing if you want to quote anything :)
yeah but like you also changed it to say the opposite :v
no. I only added the "not" part.
you are free to ask the mods to dig in the history if you want @granite juniper
idc honestly
Team green
@fallen schooner sorry just got home from work psu 750w.
VRAM usage doesn't matter as long as you aren't running out. There's no point comparing the usage between cards for the same game if VRAM isn't an issue for either of them. You're just trying to create a new, irrelevant category for your favored card to win when you pick out details like that.
when you crank up the resolution and graphics vram does matter because the higher the graphics the more memory it will use. but it is always better to get higher vram i like using only half mine , when the cards start to fill there vram they run harder and hotter
USAGE doesn't matter if you still have enough to not crash.
5GB vs 3GB out of 8GB is irrelevant
my rx 580 is too powerful for my cpu and produces a 27% bottleneck. I'd like to downclock my gpu, but i'm not sure what i should set and to what values. Is it possible in wattman, and do any of you know what i should do?
and your CPU is what?
AMD A10-7850K
ouch
I wouldn't downgrade in gpu. you'll lose more money on it than just buying a new cpu
(unless it's still within return period)
yeah you're better off upgrading cpu
true. my grandpa helped me with the build and it had a 660 ti previously, which doesn't cause bottleneck problems. i'll have to ask him to mail it over for christmas while i save up for a stronger cpu
I don't think the 660 ti is a cpu
I assume you don't see the A10 then
Oh, like the airplane
the A10 warthog
never knew there was one with the tail number 7850k
why are we talking about that tho?
You're talking about it
I know
its called a conversation
so why are we talking about A10 warthogs
its a 660 ti
This is #graphics-cards
yes and the APU is considered both
An auxilary Power unit is what they use for planes on the ground for cabin and recon electricity
What does that have to do with #graphics-cards?
Don't know but i think you need to go back to trolling school cause your trolling skills is weak
^see this guy knows what gpus are
you just kept on talking about planes
I'd go 1070
All depends on price and what your psu is
A used 1070 would be a safer option
@arctic bloom Go for a 1660 Ti
maxwell is known for getting performance by cranking the voltage while most pascal cards get all the core frequency they can get at 1025mV to 1075mV
pretty much the same performance at the 1070 and more up to date
1070 is still about 10% faster, and a used one costs less than a new 1660 ti
There isn't really a huge performance difference between the 980 and 1070 though
by not pretty huge i mean a 1% diff according to gpu userbenchmark
Really the 1070 is 10% faster than the 1660 Ti https://i.gyazo.com/5fa7b4105c6c235dc60ba76e5f18ca6d.jpg
*980ti
Yeah I want to go higher than a 1660ti
ok game number 2 https://i.gyazo.com/27f39791f136533d3feac0201556d8b6.png
still not seeing it faster
Used 1660ti's are pretty reasonable actually
I can keep going to show that the 1070 is not 10% faster https://i.gyazo.com/d34f3c2a54f79f4d7f4b32a26c3d5df9.jpg
I believe you
I know you do but i doubt the other guy does
np
Just the thing is when buying a new GPU it is sometimes better to go with something more up to date because no one knows how long they will keep supporting the 10 series
Nvidia could like next year if they wanted to drop support for their 10 series and just focus more on their 16 and 20 series
So the 1660 ti has caught up
neck and neck
look at 1% and .1% lows
look at teh value proposition
neither is going to age elegantly from this point
gddr6 might have better compression and bandwidth, but 6gb vs 8gb is still substantial
I wouldn't say that cause some games people enjoys playing like the Assassin's Creed series it does out perform it by almost 10 fps https://i.gyazo.com/e591dbe3b06aad5a29304850a1cd8b7b.jpg
and i know people that only plays Assassin's Creed and Ghost Recon
Then 1070s are as low as $180 as the used market possibly less
1660 ti starting price is around $250
Normally 200$ 180 would be sometimes if someone is lucky but also most of the time those cards no longer has a warranty on them
My bad for not staying updated turing vs pascal
theres still a value difference
same reason he was thinking about a 980 ti
it is good to have an actual upgrade as well than upgrading to something that would become irrelevant
i paid 1399 for a 2080 super computer this week at best buy. it's $400 off right now
you think a 1660 ti will stay more relevant than a 1070?
yeah
yep cause Nvidia tends to focus on their newer cards than their older
1660ti is newer
This is on sale for 1399. Not bad at all
If you look at older cards like the GTX 780/780 Ti the performance is just like a 1060 but there is no support for that card
pascal is fully capable of the current apis
I wouldn't buy that PC
It is but when support is dropped then the newer drivers can cause problems
The 1660 ti doesn't have nearly the potential gains its already made most of them to catch up to the 1070
vs
the 1070 aint getting better
but the 1660 ti won't be getting better by much either
its going to be a raw dollar amount difference
for the value proposition
There is one thing that does make a big difference
@shadow verge This is the only ventilation that system has in the front https://pisces.bbystatic.com/image2/BestBuy_US/images/products/6362/6362984cv14d.jpg;maxHeight=640;maxWidth=550
that is hardly anything
the front is all closed off plastic
If i was to buy a system that has proper airflow i would spend a little more for this https://www.newegg.com/abs-computer-technologies-summoner-ali366/p/N82E16883102886
Also the big difference is the 1660 Ti has GDDR6 while the 1070 has GDDR5
@queen crest If you look at the 1650S all the specs on it should be a lot lower than the 1060 but the performance is actually very close
and i mean the 6gb model for the 1060
Soooo. Speaking of which, I found a used Asus ROG Strix 1070 TI for $300 flat. Should I get it?
EVGA sells 1660S and TI for around $200, not sure where people are seeing them for $250
Where are you getting 200$ from ebay?
I'm seeing a lot of out of stock for the TI and Super
This is the cheapest 1660 Super https://www.newegg.com/asus-geforce-gtx-1660-super-ph-gtx1660s-o6g/p/N82E16814126353
and the cheapest 1660 Ti https://www.newegg.com/evga-geforce-gtx-1660-ti-06g-p4-1261-kr/p/N82E16814487430
I don't really include refurbished items because you never know if it is working as it should
So yey or ney to the 1070 ti? Seems like a good deal to me
Budget, games, use case, current system, monitor, other preferences like used/new/ customer service/warranty?
Prob $300 budget, gaming card, ryzen 5 2600x with 8 gb of ddr4 3200 RAM, 1600x900 75hz Sceptre, but I plan on upgrading it this month since I get paid bi-weekly, don't care much about preferences tbh as long as it is better than my 570 and runs cooler.
If you're buying it on ebay read everything on the page or if on facebook question the seller
Also for ebay look at the seller reviews to see if he/she has reviews for selling
According to their page, 5 stars, works, and was only used for a couple months. Comes with original packaging and the works
Their seller page or whatever. The games I play recommend 4, but I'm not factoring in RAM to the budget
Open to feedback? link here
@wispy crystal what @gray vapor is trying to say in the most complicated way possible is this: Be careful when doing second hand purchases.
No idea how that would be complicated
Pretty sure I know the answer to this but what are the odds that the ASrock 5700 XT challenger gets a water block, or does anybody know if one exists?
do you guys think there will be a toxic version of the 5700 XT? few months back it was speculated that it was to come out
What are your opinions on a rx 590 vs a rx 5700 vs a gtx 1660ti? I'm coming from an old amd HD 6970 and would like to hit 50 to 70 fps as a min on 1080p monitor on newer modern games and some triple a titles as well. Cpu I'm running is a ryzen 2600
I think I would go with the 5700 as well. just get a version that has a good heat sink
nope 5700 the whole way
Don't think I ever get another blower style card even though they work they sounds like a big jet engine in my ears
How much better is a 5700 xt vs a 5700?
a bit
if you can get the xt, get it.
msi mech version
you wouldn't need to upgrade for a really long time.
Meh i would throw in a 4th option and say 2060 Super 😛
of course you would lol.
Out if my budget for a gpu but have heard good things about the 2060 super card.
Depending on what you play it can be better than the 5700
id rather nvidia myself i hate amd drivers .
5700 350 5700xt 400to430 and 2060 super 450 to 500 current pricing I'm seeing
Well for the 5700 XT 410 for a decent one and 450 for a good one
XT XT XT 😄
2060 super is 450 also
For the 5700 XT i would suggest going for this https://www.newegg.com/sapphire-radeon-rx-5700-xt-100416nt-8gsr/p/N82E16814202351
I play mostly rpg, racing games and some first person shooter games and open world games
2060 Super i would suggest this one https://www.newegg.com/zotac-geforce-rtx-2060-super-zt-t20610e-10m/p/N82E16814500471
ewwww evga is the king they give warranty even when it run s out
I'd go full amd build, since you have ryzen.
it depends on the games but some games the 2060s is higher and some the rx 5700 https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=rtx+2060+super+vs+rx+5700&view=detail&mid=54FB35BE9D4FD807267B54FB35BE9D4FD807267B&FORM=VIRE
eww YouTube video being played on bing
o shutup lol
Why are you using bing?
I was originally looking at the rx 590 since it's more at the price point I want to be but was told to look at the 5700 gpu
bah 590 is nothing compared to the new cards out
all the new cards use ddr6 memory and clock higherand built better
5700 does a little better in some titles but the one thing i will always have concerns for is this
60 is a sweet spot and 75 is getting a little too warm for my taste
temps mean nothing unless you compare them to what the thermal design is
rtx cards throttle in the mid 80's where as the navi cards can easily handle hot spots in excess of 100C
there are industry wide issues with current gen nvidia cards throttling as a result of poor tim application even though the card is reporting temps well below the throttle point.
if it see's even one hot spot on the card it goes into failsafe mode and ramps the cooler fans to 100% and throttles the card. this is resulting in fan speeds and clock speeds that cycle up and down every few seconds
Ya but for Nvidia cards it would depend cause with companies like EVGA they really make sure their cards are good on temps no matter which model while other companies like Asus and MSI will cheap out on their lower cost cards and make their more expensive one's better
evga also has the same problem
has no problems
its mostly been the higher end rtx cards
Well if i was to have a higher end RTX card i would be going hybrid or water
its not the cooling solution, its the thermal paste application from the factory
on older cards the fan speeds were based on averages from the various sensors and the temp for the fail safe was much higher
on rtx cards there are so many temp sensors on the die and poor application of the paste with uncovered heatspreader makes hot spots that trip the failsafe if any sensor goes over the failsafe temp
luckily evga allows users to repaste their cards without voiding warranty, but for other brands they are making people rma the cards
I have the EVGA RTX 2080 Ti XC and am having a weird issue where Fan 1 will suddenly go to 4100+ RPM. It seems a little random but happens around 80C. I have tried setting my fans to a fixed % and Fan 1 will still raise to 4100+ RPM. I've attached a screenshot of Prec...
you can see several pictures of removed heatsinks that shows the exposed heatspreader causing the issue
I have seen the same issues with aorus and msi cards as well
for companies charging $1000+ for a gpu they should not be skimping on thermal paste
Newegg is going price parkouring
That's a Marketplace Seller price my dude
Check where it says Shipped and Sold by
Opps... swap that. Sold and Shipped
Oh no, I’m saying it says 880, but when I refresh the screen, it says 664
Oh haha, I saw the images in reversed.
Yer good
2080 ti
My buddy's 2080ti was like 1700 bucks canadian
RX 560 :p
I don’t understand why people are buying 2080ti’s they are priced insanely high and will probably be replaced by something cheaper and better from NV in 6 months
cause some people don’t want to wait 6 months
Also they want the best performance possible without getting a titan
and they launched a while ago, not new releases
@torn helm How the hell was a 2080Ti $1700 CAD? Even with tax an okay 2080Ti is like $1600 CAD
like the expensive tax, 13%
With shipping
Yeah to afford a 3950X in my upcoming build Im dropping from a 2080 TI to 2080 Super, I dont think its that big of a difference for the cost
Zotac Amp edition
I'd go 5700XT tbh @peak pasture
5700XT to 2080S isnt that big of a difference
but for 75% price increase
The performance difference between 5700 XT anniversary and 2080S is enough for me to get the 2080S.
Plus I have overly specific requirements for Nvenc encoding
I’m getting a 2070S and should’ve gotten 5700 because it’s only a little worse
2070S is maybe close enough to 5700 XT annivarsary Id consider it for the value but I need just a tad more.
why 5700XT anniversary tho? AIB can easily OC past anniversary edition due to much better cooler
^
I get NVENC, so long as your CPU isnt good enough already which makes most NVENC use cases not that great anymore. But perf differences alone isnt a point IMO
Which your CPU is a 3950x so I dont think NVENC would do much of anything in almost all scenarios
the 5700 is a better price/perf but its a decent card
its more performance for the same price
5700 is more of a 2060 price tho
^
2060S is 5700XT price
that
5700 has like the best price to perf due to being able to flash 5700XT BIOS then do a slight power limit increase to get 5700XT perf
and you can put the powerplay stuff on it
i'd grab one like this and flash the xt bios onto it https://www.amazon.com/PowerColor-Dragon-Radeon-5700-Graphics/dp/B07WRVWNMY/ref=sr_1_46?
What about rtx 2070 Super that’s the graphics im getting
would you recommand a rx 5700 xt
I made the mistake of getting a 2070S and the Price to Performance is worse. 5700XT is only a little worse and it’s a lot cheaper
tbh I wouldnt get 2070S unless you need NVENC (which you usually dont if your CPU is good) or need it to work with actual gsync displays
What is NVENC
k
I’ll get like a 2080 ti

???
Sapphire 580 special edition, fan seems to make weird noises anyone know what could be wrong?
It's your grandmother sneezing cause of all the dust that comes out of your PC
How good is a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080?
which one is better 1660ti or 1660 super
whats a good graphics card for running vr on high settings
1080
for reference 5700xt owners whats a stable oc yall have gotten
wondering if the 2.2ghz that i got is decent or not
@grand tinsel performance wise 1660 ti
oh no
austinelee308 what about in price
is a 980 ROG STRIX outdated for this gen?
youre better off getting a used 1060gb or a used rx580. people who try to sell 980s want over 100 for them
you can get a 6gb for 100 i did
yep
I built my pc two years ago
i built my own personally slightly over a year lol
I have a pretty good build
ryzen 5 1600x
Random old ryzen card
Gigabyte ab350 gaming 3 mobo
2tb space and yeah
And gskill aegis 2x8gb ram
not to bad
I’m also looking for an ssd for my mobo on the box it says nvme m.2
But I don’t know which ones are good
nvme is really good if you can get one for a good price. any boot drive should be ssd or nvme
There are a lot of competitive nvme boot options, for a budget of $100 or so the sx8100 is nice. I would avoid the 660p, not worth it to save all of $20.
i wonder how much the FPS boost will be
yeah idk why people recommend the 660p so much its not that great
hot damn thats a upgrade
If the 660p 1TB was $50? Sure, great budget build, but personally I really like $120 512gb 970 pro's for boot. Can be found easily on ebay.
yep pretty much
What is the real world difference in the 660p vs other m.2 ssds?
660p has slower chips on it that arent as reliable put it that way
ok.
Anyone got a link to a decent benchmark for GPUs? Im really trying to compare a 5700 XT Anniversary to a 2080S
Guru of 3D: Computer PC Hardware and Consumer Electronics reviews
2080s craps all over the 5700xt
Some Ive found from google adventures are... a bit non compare-y
Thanks
Looking at the FPS of the 2080S benchmarks, just makes me really want to buy a 2080 TI lol
Yeah the 2080 TI just seems so far ahead of all other cards
I recommend getting one with an "A" chip, a better cooler will run faster / quieter as well.
https://www.overclock.net/forum/69-nvidia/1706276-official-nvidia-rtx-2080-ti-owner-s-club.html
Its kind of hard to fit that in my build's budget.
It looks like Ill even be going for Palit or Zotac 2080S with the way my budget is looking.
Perfectly fine, 2080s could very well be better performance /$
Still trying to figure out the best way to lower my ubild from 2k1 to £2k without affecting performance much, I don't really have many options and I dont think theres any GPU options I can save money on any more without sacrificing noticable performance.
then in that case you might need to look at how you want to sacrifice performance or if you just want to go with what you've got and save a little more
@lone pond @peak pasture 'A' chips are a thing of the past btw
the different variant chips were discontinued and now all the chips are the same
At the moment looking at this graphics card and seems like it's one of the highest core clocks on deliver https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16814932076 but not sure if it's the best one to go with.
provided you wont have to worry about inventory and getting an old card
@warm folio Out of the box clocks mean very little
Cheaper just to get a stock 2080Ti and get full custom water cooling from Bykski or Barrow then OC
or shall I just wait till the rtx 30 series starts rolling out mid 2020 for a build with a gpu.
Not really sure. I've got a base budget of around $4000 but might as well wait as will likely add another $1000 or so in 2020 and wait for new products.
I wouldnt go for getting some "best out of the box" kind of 2080Ti. Getting stock then getting some watercooling kit can be the same price or cheaper.
I plan on upgrading my PC, will a 1080 make a difference compared to my 760 ?
Severely. A 1080 is a really high-end GPU, and 760s are relatively outdated
Takes too much place XD
I recently purchased a Ryzen 3 2200G processor.
Would the RX 590 give me a bottleneck? And if so, should I rather shoot for the RX 580 or even 480?
I'm more than likely going for 480 regardless, due to it being much cheaper... even more so when purchased second-hand.
The 590 seems good to me with a R3
@buoyant basin a used gtx 1080 is also generally overpriced where new hardware is either barely more expensive or even cheaper
The thing is, I am on a very tight budget and am currently waiting for my internship to start (which I will get paid for) to buy used hardware.
@lone pond RX590 is just an OCed 580 which is just an OCed 480. Also generally a 590 comes onto the 1660S price where the 1660S is just better overall
I am currently running a pentium G3259 @4.00GHz (MSI OC Genie overclock) and a GTX 760.
Valid point there @wicked hound
so if I managed to get an RX 480 second hand in good condition (with a practically new fan) I'd be best off budget wise
I plan on replacing them with a 4790(K) and a 1080, if I can find them both below 150€.
Aorus 2080Ti is sick too.
@wicked hound I agree about that, I just answered his question since he wanted to go AMD.
I just never look at the high end 2080Tis cuz like, they cost so much you can legit do a full custom loop by getting the cheapest 2080Ti and still have it be the same price or cheaper than some high end 2080Ti
True.
Also wait, where you live? 4790k for 150€ seems a bit much
That's impressive how much of a price difference we can find on GPUs like 2080 while they are mostly the same.
France.
2600 is 130€.
And I'm including shipping fees into that price.
And my config is a 4th Gen Intel based one.
Ah, so no mobo upgrade then?
No, I already have a Z87 PC Mate MSI Mobo.
I never had any problem with that build I made 5 years ago.
I'd try to bargain like 90€ for a used 4790k tbh
And I don't have the money to go back from 0.
Well I am currently looking on eBay for that, but shipping costs ~25€ for a single component.
And most of the i7 are in auctions.
I don't know if I should go for a K or non-K version of the processor since I don't know how much it could have been abused.
But I could defintely use the extra 400MHz base clock.
Well are you gonna actually overclock at all tho /
I mean is your cooler good enough? Or your mobo? Or your PSU (not really wattage, but more like clean power)?
The base clock itself is (imo) enough to justify this choice.
fair enough
what is your psu
It's a CX500
1080Ti is about 300w power consumption, most CPUs are about 100w, rest of system is like 70w
CX500 is a pretty decent PSU
not lacking in protections, ripple is rather fine, for its price it is pretty damn good
Yes, but the recommanded power for a GTX 1080 is 600W
I'd say get like a 650 watt
recommend PSU is BS
"ripple" ?
im sad i got the 2060s, and my cpu is bottlenecking gpu sad
what cpu is it?
i7 6700
Darude Sandstorm
as I said, 1080Ti is 300w power consumption max, CPU is going to be like 100w with a modest OC, and rest of system wont really go over 70w. That's 470w total on a complete and utter max
still psu is a problem nowadays ?
idk man aparently when you get a 2060s
well a 6700 doesnt have super high clock speeds
I didn't really look forward to upgrading my system at the time I built my PC.
i went form pre build, and build off it, and now i have this gtx 960 to 2060s
Also by "ripple" I meant voltage ripple. Stability of the voltage rails
@buoyant basin I really gotta say looking at wattage data you gonna want a 650watt/750watt
@vestal wing what wattage data?
That's what I was thinking yeah.
i have a 750, it good for prity much anything i will do, meaning have the money for
I just did the calculations myself based on reviews of full on testing of how much power each component takes
well I looked on PC Part picker & some other sites using wattage data for 1080ti and 4790K
Those are the recommandations I've seen myself for this kind of build.
If I could OC my i7 4790K, I may want to get some extra power.
Doing a major OC then 550w, but a 212 wont handle a major OC anyways
4.3 GHz clock speed all cores would be just fine for me I think.
thats what I run at while im OCed
Yeah, I think I could use a newer Cooler.*
if my cpu was a overclocking cpu i would probely fry my motherboard
My problem is I do not want the expense of my upgrading to exceed 400€.
That's what Apple did.
Frying mobos.
I can't wait to be able to run Skyrim full 2K textures, 250 mods and ENB @60FPS stable.
And maybe I'm gonna give a try at RDR2
nice
And TWIII that's taking the dust in my Steam library.
when you gpu is only at 35c and at 98% and only on air cooling
@vernal zenith how can you say you don't have an overclocking CPU and then post in build chat that you got a 6700K
ops
I saw 6700, am I blind ?
fixed it
np
Still, I'm surprised that a 2060 can be bottlenecked by a 6th Gen Intel CPU.
2060 super
lol
That's about 1080 level perf
yep
And twice as expensive in the best case scenario.
If you're talking about RTX, pretty sure it's more than twice as much
(For used 1080)
oh wait, that's what you meant. Thought you meant perf
No in term of pricing.
pricing for the super is 400, probely should have gone for 5700xt, but i whanted dem rt cores
2060 is at best twice as expensive as a 1080 providing the 1080 is second hand and the seller is not a total [shouldn't be using this word].
Well I would want to upgrade to recent components, but I'm afraid there might be some compatibily issues with my old gen hardware, without considering the price.
I don't believe there would be compatibility issues, but there would be some bottlenecks if you think your hardware is that outdated. I'd go for the newer GPU and then a new CPU
compatibility issues wont really happen. Just "bottlenecks"
With a pentium G3258, I think CPU is priority N°1.
Anyway, I plan on upgrading both.
Or there wouldn't be any interest in upgrading.
The problem is the RAM which is 2x4GB 1333MHz.
What "bruh" ?
I wasn't bruh-ing you
Also, that RAM doesn't seem too much of a problem, other than the low clock speed.
Yeah, I hope this will not be a problem.
This might sound robust but I'd go for single channel 16gb DDR4 if you want high frequencies at a low price.
or, higher
DDR4 on a Z87 mobo, are you sure ? XD
With a G3258, no choice.
Valid point
True.
Honestly it might be safe to even just chase a whole new build after you save the cash
Integrated graphics in the Ryzen 3 2200G are actually better than your current GPU according to userbenchmark, so that might be safe to just yeet the GPU and put $100 on a cheap processor and mobo
And I should pay ~400€ for my upgrade.
The thing is, I need both a new GPU and CPU, because both are limiting factors in my daily use.
Yea so, I got a 1660 ti is there any point in upgrading to a 2060 or a 1070 ti?
i need to upgrade my rig any recommendations
i7-8700
GTX 1080TI
32 gb ram 2400hz
Gigabyte H370M DS3H
Alright
You're trolling aren't you @harsh marsh ?
no
Also, i'm looking to add some rgb lights and i'm pretty sure i've got 2 rgb headers on my motherboard
@harsh marsh your rig is good lmao
i think i should upgrade the mobo and go to a 9th gen i7 with a higher clock speed ram kit
@lone pond The performances won't change that much, not significantly enough to be worth upgrading.
but i want your guys opinion
@buoyant basin Yeah, go for a decent AM4 motherboard with a Ryzen 3 3200G
while you wait on a new GPU or whatever you could use integrated Vega 8 graphics
They're not too shabby, although limiting if you're after video production or something
check dms @buoyant basin
I am gaming, I play TESV, TESO, TESVI(Yet to come), MC, Fortnite, The Witcher III and maybe RDR2 and other games providing I have money left to buy them.
@harsh marsh The best way for you is to check on the Internet different configs including the parts you mentionned and look at benchmarks.
I like to use ebay as a rough estimate for market price. Filter search results to sold listing and sort by most recent.
yo
I have 3 monitors
all hdmi or display port
and with the 1660 ti
there's only 1 hdmi port
1 display port
and 1 dvi d port
How am I supposed to hook up the third monitor
cause my monitors don't have a dvi port
@rare saffron not enough to realistically be worth it. Go for 1070Ti/1080/2060S/5700 performance at least
then how much would it generally cost to trade up for a 1070ti?
@lone pond dvi to hdmi cables are common and pretty cheap
yup
im using one rn
r u trying to run 144hz?
im not too sure on the compatibility with dvi to hdmi on 144hz
but with a 1660ti, i dont know if ull be running 3x 1080p+ 144hz
yeah 144hz
Reason: Bad word usage
Reason: Too many infractions
aha
do u know ur monitor's hdmi port version
since its 144hz, i assume its 1.4, but better be sure 👀
i think
it should work
dvid to hdmi should support 1080p 144hz
as long as hdmi port support 144hz which monitor specs says it does
and its dvid
which u said u have
What about dvi d to display port
yea
i know for a fact that dvid to hdmi works as i am using one
and as long as the hdmi port is 1.4, 144hz works
and way cheaper
Yeah sweet
best gpu for my i5 7500?
@golden oxide 1660ti
Would an RX 580 8gb bottleneck a Ryzen 5 2600?
it would but not terribly
Would should I get that won’t?
and its the cpu bottlenecking the gpu not the other way around
on gpucheck they show the cpu being responsible for a 5-10% drop in frames with that combination
Ok, what should I get instead of the 2600?
i5 8400 would get those frames back and push it the other way
or a 2700 if want to stay AMD
I do want to explain though that the bottleneck from a rx 580 and 2600 wont be terrible and it is within the margins for a good balance of components
Also depends on what games you want to play as some are more CPU heavy and others more GPU heavy
I would recommend the 3600 if you want a solid boost in performance over a 2600
yeah the 3600 is a good option too and at a good price atm
I have one paired with a 1080, I am happy with the performance overall, however I run wired optimised EA games so it's difficult to compare
should i get an rx 5700 xt sapphire nitro+?
Check this out for 5700 xt advice
This AMD RX 5700 XT round-up looks at the best RX 5700 XT video cards out of those we've reviewed, evaluating performance, value, and if it's worth it to buy...
I am really surprised that for the same RX5700XT have so much differences in performance, temperature, noise and etc. Those companies really didn't check their products...
Well with the XFX thicc II it's kinda just terrible design, but honestly in the grand scheme of things the real world performance isn't that large
What is recommended for an i5-650? I am making a budget build for my sister.
The thicc 2 also now comes fixed, here’s an article about it https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.techpowerup.com/260696/xfx-revises-rx-5700-xt-thicc-ii-cooler-offers-replacements-to-current-owners%3Famp
Thicc
@hasty blaze honestly, get a better cpu and motherboard. Any graphics card you pair it with will get bottlenecked
idk
@raven ledge i bought it someone stole my package tracking says it's lost lol was supposed to arrive last Saturday they should really hide what is in those packages
The zotac rtx 2060 super mini
I went with the super because why not the cost difference. Is not much for extra 2gb of v ram

But someone at amazon shipping stole it haha should have bought at newegg
I’m not buying it new, I’m really tight on money and what I get from selling some stuff will pay for a new GPU, PSU and maybe a cheap sata hdd for my Mac
Mac is why you low on money 🙂
Fax
I know some people that say they can’t afford a pc then buy a 13-1400 dollar Mac
Like wtf
With that you can easily get a pc with i7 1070+
oh yea
I got it for $27
And it’s old
But I’ve always wanted this specific model of the Mac because of the case
from what i hear apples dont like nvidia cards
all the apple stuff usually has some amd card
Mine uses an ATI card
ok that is old
AGP x8
u cant put 2060 on agp
oh 🙂
I actually have two PCs and the Mac but my gaming pc is the only function one
The other pc is missing a HDD, GPU, and PSU
thats usually how it ends up anyway
is 1080 ti still good or I need an upgrade
Still good
good
Is Ray tracing even worth it and what's the difference it makes?
General consensus, not worth it
i have a ray tracing card at home, i got like 2 games that support it, but i have no time to play them
Is a 1660 OC for $185 decent ?
so rtx not supported by most games
"Is a 1660 OC for $185 decent" not if its a blower card probably
It’s a gigabyte one with dual fans
might be ok
1660 is a decent 1080p card. Will do ok mid range
can u get 1660 ti or super, whats price diffirence
gigabyte are ok recently
havent had any problems with them
i've installed maybe 30 of them, no issues from clients
I just don’t really like gigabyte
im not sure if its ok to discuss issues of other brands since newegg sells this stuff
The placement of one of the sata ports on my first motherboard was horrendous, right under the area where the GPU shroud would be. And the aorus RBG software caused my pc to BSOD and loop infinitely on my new motherboard
First motherboard was a GA-A320M-S2H
i remmeber somebody mixing up rgb connectors and having the problem u've described
it asnt on gigabyte mobo
but could there have been a mistake
oh lol
So there was no connector
I've had good luck with cheap gigabyte boards lately
I mean don’t get me wrong, they are sturdy for the most part
But I’ve had a lot of problems with software
everyone will be like that board wont be able to overclock because of bad VRMs but I can tell you my 8700k has no trouble at 5.3 on all cores on this below $100 gigabyte hd3 x370 board
I literally can’t play borderlands 2 or far cry 4 because of steam misplacing files or another program deleting necessary files for the game to work
And @celest scaffold I was trying to use 4 different things
i see
Two HDDs an SSD, and a cd/dvd drive





