Is it better to improve your PC components or purchase new ones?

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Is it better to improve your PC components or purchase new ones?

Is it better to improve your PC components or purchase new ones?

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yoooooomu
Junior Member

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07-25-2025, 06:25 PM

#11

Yes, a 5070 works well with your setup.
1080p 24" is fine, but you can definitely increase the size and resolution if desired. Even with your current 2070 Super, there are many games available at 1440p.
You might also consider a high-performance 1080p display in the several hundred hertz range, depending on your gaming preferences.

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yoooooomu

07-25-2025, 06:25 PM #11

Yes, a 5070 works well with your setup.
1080p 24" is fine, but you can definitely increase the size and resolution if desired. Even with your current 2070 Super, there are many games available at 1440p.
You might also consider a high-performance 1080p display in the several hundred hertz range, depending on your gaming preferences.

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BlueberryPvP
Junior Member

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07-25-2025, 06:25 PM

#12

I'm considering a 5070 and noticed the RX 9070 Xt is launching soon. Does this affect compatibility with my existing setup?

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BlueberryPvP

07-25-2025, 06:25 PM #12

I'm considering a 5070 and noticed the RX 9070 Xt is launching soon. Does this affect compatibility with my existing setup?

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The_D3mon
Senior Member

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07-25-2025, 06:25 PM

#13

It will work fine. All the other comments in this thread remain relevant as well.

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The_D3mon

07-25-2025, 06:25 PM #13

It will work fine. All the other comments in this thread remain relevant as well.

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Elia1153
Member

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07-25-2025, 06:25 PM

#14

The 9070 XT or non-XT would work fine if release drivers function properly (about 99% of the time).

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Elia1153

07-25-2025, 06:25 PM #14

The 9070 XT or non-XT would work fine if release drivers function properly (about 99% of the time).

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