Anybody know when the new AMD Ryzen chips are supposed to be available?
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Allegedly June or July
Say brehs. I got a noob question.
I recently copped this pc i5 8400 and gtx 1050 2gb
When I run this gears of war 4 benchmark test, for vram it says total 2gb and 1.45 available, and usage 1.58
Is it normal for available and usage to be lower than total ?
I recently copped this pc i5 8400 and gtx 1050 2gb
When I run this gears of war 4 benchmark test, for vram it says total 2gb and 1.45 available, and usage 1.58
Is it normal for available and usage to be lower than total ?
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is 2080ti worth the upgrade, thinking I might sell my 1080ti gaming x and cop it
Yes, Ray-Tracing is a legit game changer. And you can run most games at 4K, 60 fps, ultra, even with Ray-tracing on. Also, DLSS is amazingly efficient, in terms of barely hurting performance. It’s kinda amazing.
Shadow of the Tomb Raider and Metro Exodus look outrageously good
Yes, Ray-Tracing is a legit game changer. And you can run most games at 4K, 60 fps, ultra, even with Ray-tracing on. Also, DLSS is amazingly efficient, in terms of barely hurting performance. It’s kinda amazing.
Shadow of the Tomb Raider and Metro Exodus look outrageously good
In Tomb Raider I’m all maxed out and have much better benchmarks than that. There was a big driver update a few weeks ago that bumped up performance big time in Shadow of The Tomb Raider.
With Metro, I also have much better performance. Not sure what “worst case” means, but that seems like a situation that is outside of normal operations
the Metro Exodus benchmark is pretty harsh. it doesn't really represent the performance you'll see 90% of the timeWith Metro, I also have much better performance. Not sure what “worst case” means, but that seems like a situation that is outside of normal operations
spliz
SplizThaDon
Facts. So far my performance has def been exceeding benchmarks.In Tomb Raider I’m all maxed out and have much better benchmarks than that. There was a big driver update a few weeks ago that bumped up performance big time in Shadow of The Tomb Raider.
With Metro, I also have much better performance. Not sure what “worst case” means, but that seems like a situation that is outside of normal operations
i disagree, especially upgrading from what dude you quoted got. to each their own thoYes, Ray-Tracing is a legit game changer. And you can run most games at 4K, 60 fps, ultra, even with Ray-tracing on. Also, DLSS is amazingly efficient, in terms of barely hurting performance. It’s kinda amazing.
Shadow of the Tomb Raider and Metro Exodus look outrageously good
Captain Crunch
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Alright y’all, Imma finally build a pc. I want to play any game that’s out/coming out in the next 2 years at 1440p/60 FPS at max settings; as well as stream.
With the info above, can I get all of that(monitor included) for $1500 or $2000. If so, what build and monitor should I cop.
With the info above, can I get all of that(monitor included) for $1500 or $2000. If so, what build and monitor should I cop.
Wonder if I should sell my current Ryzen build and my old PC build and start anew.
Also sell the unopened Z370 motherboard I have lying around.
Also sell the unopened Z370 motherboard I have lying around.
Bboystyle
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@Ciggavelli or whoever knows shouod i stick with the ASUS Rog Swift minitor i posted her or go with the
Aorus AD27QD 27" 144Hz 1440P FreeSync Gaming Monitor with HDR with this build?
I'd consider a better cpu cooler. Instead of a 120mm water cooler you can buy a better performing air cooler at 60 dollars, like an nhu 14 s. Would perform better without risk of pump failure over time.
Or maybe get a cheaper power supply (around 100) and but the extra 50 dollars towards a 240mm water cooler.
Does the Freesync monitor have g-sync support? If not, stay with the g-sync since you’re getting an Nvidia gpu