Weed man

You could probably make .0000003 cents per day off those. Not to mention they are power hungry. You can still believe though

If your making a gaming pc don't go with any amd cpu that's not ryzen.

Well get that guy to talk about damn robots again it was entertaining

Maybe it was Taran not sure.

The Lego boost is out and Id love to seen him talk about it. Just fun to watch grown men talk about robots ya know?

What do I do now..

I have a 1 8GB stick in my pc and no the gpu is not set to silent.

That looks fine to me now

If you cut away those untrue prices you have enough to fit in a GTX 1080

Also are you just using this for gaming, because adding a 120gb ssd for $80 is overkill. Do you really need 5TBS of storage? A gtx 1070 costs almost the same as that 1060. POWERSUPPY IS WAY too overkill you don't need a $200 power supply for a cpu and one gpu ok? Monitor ok? Also the pc part picker prices are bloated from the mining don't use them

Where are you getting these high prices??? $300 for a gtx 1060, and 500 for a i7

670 is old but still works, it actually is about the same power of a RX 460 which is not gonna be great for modern games. Just save up and get a 7 or a 9 series gpu.

Thanks for the recommendations but I can rule out its not a bottleneck or performance issue, on lowest settings vsync on with 60 fps it still happens. And there is no heat issue with my card as it stays at 60 C. And no its not an issue in scenes its in the whole game.

Of course I have tried that. Helps a bit but issue still occurs

Yeah and on a entirely different computer.

Look I have had this for 6 MONTHS making most games unplayable. As I said what he said contradicts the file I was given. He says it was mistakenly given faulty. Yet on the XLS it literally says screen tearing FAULTY with the correct date and everything.

To be serious yes I did try everything I can provide files if you want but first heres basically the conversation 8/28/2017 10:08:58 PM By Steelcrafter321 Type:0 So I had a rx 460 I rmaed about 2 weeks ago and Now I just got my replacement. But my replacement has the same issue. Everygame has screen tearing and frame skipping and Im really losing patience. I just waited months for this and it turns out it is also defective. Can I just get a refund or can I pay to get it upgraded to a 470 or a 480. My RMA was #XNAS80102 and the ticket #T1706250022 please help. 8/30/2017 8:46:56 PM By matt@xfx Type:2 Hello, I actually remember this card (surprisingly), and it actually ran fine, but was entered faulty on accident. Knowing that, and now you're having the same issue with the replacement, you likely have a bottleneck issue. Or, there may have been an issue with the windows update you reported previously. Have you tried backing up your stuff and trying a windows reinstall? Also, what wattage psu do you have? Thank you. -Matt 8/31/2017 7:15:56 PM By Steelcrafter321 Type:0 My wattage is 650watts I believe. I have tried reinstalling windows, downgrading to 8.1 and more but none of them work. It cant be a bottleneck issue since my i3 6100 should be able to handle it. And the problem occurs when on lowest settings too. My fps is fine too its something else. Also want to know more about how it was accidently entered as faulty as on the XLS file given it said it was getting frame tearing. So im just confused now. 9/1/2017 4:53:56 PM By mark@xbez Type:2 RMA issues in our system are done by a drop down menu, Faulty and NO FAULT are next to each other on the list. Its rare, buit it does happen. We can RMA It again for further testing, but at this time id try a different cable, monitor or dongles if you're using them. i believe its a hardware issue, but i would rule out your video card and motherboard, as well as software/operating system.

I tri ather drivers an it no wok, even downgrading tu older windos it no work

Look locally I found a few 200$ GTX 980s around me.

So I recently RMA'ed my XFX RX 460 which I was getting frame skipping and screen tearing. I had verified the issue happened on another pc and when I tried my new one... It also had the same issue. So opened up a new ticket and he said it was likely a "bottleneck issue" which cant happen since I'm using an i3 6100 way more than capable of running a RX 460. Also he said It was entered as faulty as a "mistake" which I find hard to believe since 1. If it was a mistake why did I receive a new one 2. On a xls file provided it clearly said it was tested and got screen tearing. Am I overeacting?

Yes they can chargeback and basically take all the money they gave you back.

NEVA

Yes I know what it is just had a hard time finding that

Well What do you mean hyperthreaded its a dual core

Well actually that things from 2010 so I really don't know what you are trying to say here