GPU HELP
GPU HELP
Hey there! So you're trying to pick the right GPU for Assassin's Creed Origins and Odyssey. You mentioned you're using CS:GO, and you're all set with 1080p at 144Hz. You're leaning toward better visuals but aren't too concerned about extreme settings like medium or high. Your main focus is on getting something that looks good now without worrying too much about future upgrades.
For a future-proof choice, the MSI RTX 2060 SUPER GAMING X 8G GD6 seems solid. It should handle current and upcoming games well, especially if you're not pushing it to 4K. The 1660 is also a strong contender, but the 2060 offers more flexibility for upgrades down the line.
The extra €160 might be worth it if you want peace of mind and better performance now, especially if you plan to upgrade later. Your build looks solid overall—just keep an eye on the GPU specs as they age. Good luck with your gaming!
Which nation is this? What model is your CPU? The RX 5700 offers similar performance to the 2060 super/2070 at a lower cost in Germany. This one costs a bit more but features a superior cooler than the cheapest options. https://de.pcpartpicker.com/product/NLPg...bd6-3dhroc
I own a Ryzen 5 3600 paired with a 1660 Super. I’m really happy with it. It delivers about 200 fps in Rainbow 6 and around 120 in Just Cause 3; CS GO gives me roughly 300, though the exact number isn’t certain since I don’t play that game often. Switching to a 2060 would be better for higher settings like 4K, but my current setup still works great.
In CS Go I stick to all low configurations since I value smooth performance. Occasionally I crank it up to max, but honestly it’s not necessary. I’m not planning to use 4K, so 1660 should work fine at 1080p with 144Hz. Thanks!
It seems the order might be delayed, but the product is available for shipment on May 7th.
The main issues lie with drives for AMD and Radeon GPUs: this is why I’m not really interested in getting an AMD one.
The drivers are fine though? we're long past launch drivers for navi.