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That was the case, he got the 3060 ti and right after was able to get a 3080.. Good for him I'm so undecisive :(. On a side note, has this ever happened during PC hardware releases where they were unable to produce a large stock of an item making it hard to get?

Right? He's totally giving me a great price since he upgraded to the RTX 3080 so he's in no need. I feel like I should take advantage of this and purchase it.

Hello all, I have an option of buying a ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Twin Edge off someone for $550 brand new in-box. Price is basically the same as purchasing that card with shipping and taxes (if available...) at newegg or best buy. Is this a really good and "worth it" opportunity or do you think RTX 3060 ti stock will recover soon? Thanks

@BrushyYT hop into a game of ground war because it's similar to warzone in the large-scale amount of players and see if it crashes. i personally think it maybe your CPU as well, I failed to find some performance tests of this game for the i3-4130 and my friend with an i5-4560 can make the game somewhat playable.

intel performs better in single-core processes versus amd and reflects via fps for games ppl still have lga mobos so some will opt to just upgrade their cpu intel offers a lot of rebates (via retail edge or similar platforms) that offer better incentives

@BrushyYT for sure, is the game on an ssd? or happen to be on an old hdd? sometimes a re-install will help but i get that cod is a big game and i wouldn't wanna sit through installation again. other than do you experience issues when you play ground war?

Priority on cod should automatically default to high, have u also updated your nvidia drivers to the latest? try to also let cod fully install shaders b/c performance issues occur when they users choose "pause installation" (usually prompts after game updates via battle.net and you let it update by leaving game in menu)

Hey guys I'm looking for a laptop for 3D animation and hoping to get some recommendations. I'd like it to be around a thousand willing to spend a lil' more if necessary. I plan to bring it to class so I prefer it to be quiet and light. Since it's for animation, I would also prefer for the panel not to be TN but it isn't a priority. I need the laptop to have good a good cpu (i5 - i7) and a good gpu for rendering The applications I'll use are Maya and 3Ds Max etc;

Do you plan to overclock because a G3258 would be nice if you were

You can go for the G3258, pair it with a Z97 and overclock the shit out of it

Hmm, never knew they could run out of steam games

I dunno if it's worth spending $250 on your monitor. Are there computer shops near you? or do you plan on buying online

You should swap the 750ti for a r9 380/90 and maybe swapping the 2x8 for for 4x4s

When you install the OS, does it give you an option to 'Repair Your Computer' ?

Sounds like your CPU is thermal throttling