Enjinuser321
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Ok so I want to buy a gtx 1060 and I just would like to know if my system would bottleneck the 1060 in anyway. My specs are: i5-3550 3.3ghz quad core, DDR3 1333mhz CL9, 850w EVGA PSU, some MSI motherboard that i cant find the name but it has a x16 slot, and i have samsung 850 SSDs. My main concern is the CPU and RAM because they are old and slow. I was planning on pairing this with a 1060 and a new monitor but is it a better idea just to upgrade my whole pc? I know the 1060 is a pretty good card and i dont wanna spend $650 on a new GPU and monitor if what i really need is a new CPU.
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Do you do 144hz 1080p or 1440p?
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Well the bigger question here too is that what can the 1060 support for each. Like can the 1060 even do 1440p max settings 60fps or do 1080p 100fps+
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Ok so i know that you guys on the LTT forum are pretty smart and after around 2 hours of researching this myself I cannot find a solution for my situation. So I am going to buy a gtx 1060 gigabyte http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125901&cm_re=gtx_1060_gigbyte-_-14-125-901-_-Product and I play games like fallout 4 and witcher 3 but I also play games like COD and Overwatch. I currently have a 24inch 1080p 60hz panel with a gtx 760 for a while now. I had seen a 1440p 27inch and a 1080p 27inch monitor at bestbuy and of course since they dont have games running i couldn't test which one would be better. From what I have heard is that 1080p 144hz is good for FPS shooter games. But while a game like fallout 4 would look a lot better on a 1440p 60hz panel. Normally I would just choose the 1080p 144hz panel because i know that 1080p is good enough and i could use the extra frames for the games that i play. But a 27inch monitor paired with 1080p doesnt look the best while sitting in a chair gaming, dont get me wrong it looks alright but i can sort of notice thats it not the best quality. So 1440p for good quality and 60fps is enough right? But can a gtx 1060 even do 1440p max-very high settings. Now i asked my friend about this and he said just to buy a 1070 and i thought about it. But a 1070 is around $400 which i dont want to spend on a GPU that will be obsolete in 2 years when i dont do extreme quality gaming. So i dont know. What do you guys think. Is 1080p at 144hz worth it on a 27 inch or 1440p 60hz for an all around gamer. Also factoring in the performance if a gtx 1060 can even get up to more than 60 frames at max settings in AAA titles.
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Ok so i am buying a new phone off craigslist and there is an s5 and an s6 around the same price point. I would like to know is giving up the removable battery and SD card slot worth it? i have read all over tech review websites and they all never answer the question. I am hope you guys on the LTT forums can help me out with this one.
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ok
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Hi so since i cant decide on which... i found a sapphire nitro r9 390 on craigslist for $200 but i also see AMD has released their new RX 480 for $240 and i cant decide which is better. I dont care about power consumption or anything but if i were to overclock the r9 390 would i get the same performance as the RX 480. Thank you.
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thank you. They both are $200
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one last question. Should i get the R9 390 8gb or the gtx 780 ti
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Hi, so basically i want to buy a gtx 780 ti off craigslist for cheap because i dont do 4k gaming and i do 1080p and 1440p but i dont want to spend a whole bunch on the new 10 series when i could spend $150 for what i need. The card i am buying is a gtx 780 ti classified edition. I watched a tech quicke on bottlenecking and got worried about my pc specs bottlenecking the performance of this graphics card. My specs Are CPU: i5-3550 (3.3ghz quad core) MOBO: MSI H61M-P31/W8 RAM: 16gb g.skill 1333mhz dual channel cas 9 ram (i dont know the part number of the ram but that should be enough) PSU: EVGA 850w fully modular my game storage is stored on a samsung 850 evo 500gb ssd if that effects anything. I just want to know if my specs would bottleneck the performance of this graphics card. Thank you.