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ItzGonxaPvP
Junior Member
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03-26-2019, 05:38 PM
#11
Observe, others frequently claim this, yet I don't witness it occur.
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ItzGonxaPvP
03-26-2019, 05:38 PM #11

Observe, others frequently claim this, yet I don't witness it occur.

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RamboPvPz
Member
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03-27-2019, 05:11 PM
#12
I managed to locate an RX580 model for less than $200 with 8GB of RAM. I prefer investing more in a top-tier CPU or motherboard setup, since most of my games only reach around 60% of the integrated graphics performance, except during short bursts. The main problem is that many games are extremely CPU-intensive. Hearts of Iron IV is particularly slow on the CPU, often using just one core while others are offloaded. I bought the GPU mainly to ease the CPU workload and to support multiple displays—two monitors via DVI/VGA and HDMI. Right now I’m using VGA because my DVI cable failed...
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RamboPvPz
03-27-2019, 05:11 PM #12

I managed to locate an RX580 model for less than $200 with 8GB of RAM. I prefer investing more in a top-tier CPU or motherboard setup, since most of my games only reach around 60% of the integrated graphics performance, except during short bursts. The main problem is that many games are extremely CPU-intensive. Hearts of Iron IV is particularly slow on the CPU, often using just one core while others are offloaded. I bought the GPU mainly to ease the CPU workload and to support multiple displays—two monitors via DVI/VGA and HDMI. Right now I’m using VGA because my DVI cable failed...

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BlueStar_LH
Posting Freak
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03-29-2019, 02:20 AM
#13
RX580 priced under $200 offers an incredible offer. I owned one before and the driver plus management tools are far more advanced than those from NVIDIA. In short, AMD: high-end performance for your setup; NVIDIA: raw computing strength. For a future-proof setup, I’d still recommend the 2060 desktop.
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BlueStar_LH
03-29-2019, 02:20 AM #13

RX580 priced under $200 offers an incredible offer. I owned one before and the driver plus management tools are far more advanced than those from NVIDIA. In short, AMD: high-end performance for your setup; NVIDIA: raw computing strength. For a future-proof setup, I’d still recommend the 2060 desktop.

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doomddomp
Member
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03-29-2019, 11:17 AM
#14
I'm likely to upgrade around 2060 or 2080, but after some conversations it looks like a CPU/mobo upgrade would help more. It seems like waiting until fall might give me a better deal on older models. I'm considering getting a better price on current-gen parts once the next-gen line comes out.
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doomddomp
03-29-2019, 11:17 AM #14

I'm likely to upgrade around 2060 or 2080, but after some conversations it looks like a CPU/mobo upgrade would help more. It seems like waiting until fall might give me a better deal on older models. I'm considering getting a better price on current-gen parts once the next-gen line comes out.

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