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Yeah for sure with a rx 580 Shoot me a pm in 24 hours reminding me I'll get some video footage of my combo in some gta v

Honestly if you can afford something newer go for it, but I'd go big or go home if getting new I.e don't upgrade and just get a ryzen 2200, aim for a 2600, or Intel 8400 minimum. Why spend $99on a cpu(2200g) when like $50 more gets you a 2600. But if your just playing current titles, you'd be fine for awhile but obviously as games come out their more cpu hungry.... But that rx 580 wouldn't handle 1440p medium settings which would relieve some of the cpu stress, so that fx could hold you down for quite awhile if you switched to higher res. If you can get one used for $50 ish bucks grab it for sure. Catch one brand new on sale for $60-$75 jump on it, it's a great gaming chip and stays under 40c with a AIO on it.

I'm running the next step weaker, as in a rx 470 4gb and I'm a graphics whore and I'm pleased with it. You'll be fine with 1080p 60fps, don't worry about it. Worse case tomorrow when I get home I will obs some gta v as it's pretty demanding, and show you the fps I get and it records at the same time as gaming just fine.

Also, my other xfx 470 when it was in my 8700k didn't manage anything more then what the fx gets.... As obviously the gpu is the weaker link.... But pc usage stays under 40 and gpu I believe around 55-65

I just picked up a fx8350 with two different mobos a couple weeks ago for $50. I took my spare rx470 threw together a second system for upstairs to game on, or for a friend to use to game with me. I installed gta v, far cry 5, fortnite, wrecked:new car game, and two other bs games so it was ready. I first ran the cpu at stock settings, it handled all games a little better then I thaught, considering it's 6 yr old chip and a low end gpu now a days anyways. Gta with everything on high +it maintains a solid 60 fps with maxed settings.... But at 720p. I then over clocked it to 4.6 on the msi board, the north Bridge got redicuulously hot so I added a little 80mm fan and left the OC. The rx 470 I have, XFX stock core is 1256, I bumped this up to 1350 which was the highest core I could get on it ever and managed 10-15 fps around the board. The msi board ended up burning out so I went with the second mobo included, some gigabyte board and set the oc to 4.6 again. Anyways it can just about get a constant 60fps 1080p with over clocking both chips. But as this is a spare pc it got spare and left over paraiphials.... Meaning a 40" 720p TV as a screen and powers it nicely. So with you having a faster 580 and then with a over clock I'd say you'd be fine for 60fps 1080p very high plus in all games

If you have a 4790k you would be down grading going to a ryzen sku that has a built in igpu.

I usually never recommended ryzen... But a ryzen 2200g igpu will perform the same as a 1050....yiu can save $130 bucks their...

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If all your doing is putting everything together turning it on seeing the bios screen load, and shut it down immediately so maybe 10-15 seconds on your fine. I wouldn't risk more then just seeing the bios screen load up.

Yeah I had a z370 gaming 7, pure trash and it melted down, with a aio that still works fine in a room with ac.

It's gotta be a ram issue. My i5-4440 with 20gb ram and a rx 470 handled gtav fine. Even my secondary gaming system my wife uses handles it great, fx8350 at factory clock with 16gb ddr3 and a rx 470 runs it buttery smooth on very high mostly and three highs.

Try baking it once you've totally given up on all methods.

Seems like a dead cpu or mobo. I've had a boot loop like this and cpu was doa.

The 2070 is like 4-5x faster then a titan for wayyy less...

I knew two months ago they'd be very powerful after all no gpu single gpu can drive Nvidia new monitors at ultra settings 60fps. But the forum laughed.

Whyd you ask this question and then tell everyone politely their wrong prices will go down? If you know don't ask.

It's worth 360 who gives a shit about a receipt. You want that spend double and get this all new yourself.

Not disagreeing or arguing cause if you see my posts I'm a firm user of benchmarks... That being said in this situation there's prolly nothing to really compare to considering his cpu. Usually a benchmark they run a i7-6/7/8xxx which plays a big role too. I believe benchmarks should do both a i5/7 or at least a i5 as their more common. And if you have a i7 well expect a little more.

I'd just set it to +50 power limit and leave it alone. From my experience you have about what I'd say is a average/good overclock on a rx card. Rx cards don't get as high of numbers as Nvidia cards will. My rx stock speed is 1256 I can get 1340 max stable on both.

Isn't this just something to add extra monitors?

Madden 2019 is brand new and I get about 25-30 more fps on max graphics with Crossfire.

Personally knowing they may drop in a week and you want top end hardware (as it appears you do) I personally think it's better to wait. Either the new gear will be amazing and a good price, the last Gen stuff will drop in price, or the used market will be more saturated. Any of those options to me is worth a weeks wait.

You said a 1070 will do but want one to last. However a 1070 will be capable for several years... I'd spend the extra $100 and get a 1080. 1070ti is equal in price and performance once over clocked but a 1080 overclocked will obviously be better and would eek out a little more long jeveity too.

I believe I read a couple times the xx60 is estimated at 1080 performance and 399$. Granted it's a couple sites I read and this maybe wrong. I do believe it'll be close to a 1070ti/1080 though. If this is true it'll be a awesome ass midrange card for sure. The xx30 might be worth a damn unlike the 1030, feel bad for people wasting their money but you get junk when you try to penny pinch so...