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If you want to save a buck, you dont need to get an intel wifi card, unless their router actually supports wifi 6, you should be fine with a generic wifi card, also 3070 is a bit overkill for 1080p, I would go with a the 3060 for slight overkill, or rx6600 for just right

It looks like my board suppports up to 3466 MHZ, if I upgraded to 3200 mhz ram would that help alleviate things by a fair bit? Same cpu 6700k

6700K, I honestly am satisifed but I plan on creating a home server with jellyfin so I will need some extra cores, I plan to use my old 1060 along with it

I have the money to get a new gpu and a new cpu/mobo, I can afford the ram, but if I can get away with my current kit of 2400MHZ XPG ADATA CL16 then that would be preferrable. New system specs: CPU: I5 10400 GPU: rx 6600 I just plan to game at 1080p playing new games, I know some games care more than others I just want to get a baseline idea

Main games I want to play, at least in terms of upcoming, are going to be gta 6 and the new Harry Potter game, otherwise its a mix of anywhere between a year or two old such as doom eternal where i have almost no vram to spare even on the lowest of settings to over 10 year old games such as batman arkham city where I don’t need a gpu upgrade because they run fine. I can technically run new games such as cyberpunk on the lowest settings, but its not great. Also some games such as halo infinite will launch but complain the whole time due to my 3gb of vram

So with gpu prices coming down to earth, i finally can move on from my 3gb 1060 that was meant to be a temporary card, im between the 3060 and rx 6600, i noticed that the 6600 beats out the 3060 in traditional rasterization, I have no interest in raytracing but I am only tempted by the 3060 due to the vram amount, at 1080p 75hz gaming is 12gb of vram overkill? I would like to run games on a mix of medium to high/ultra settings for this generation. Specs: I7 6700k @ 4.5ghz RAM: DDR4 2 x 8 GB @ 2400MHZ PSU: 600W Thermaltake TR2

I forgot to mention that I have no plans for raytracing if that impacts the vram in anyway

Any experience with the asus phoenix line of cards? Its the cheapest 3060 I can find at 390$ I am hearing some conflicting reviews which is a bit concerning

Hi, so I finally noticed gpu prices have come back down to earth and decided that it is time to lay my 3gb 1060 to rest, I am between the rx 6600 and 3060, I noticed that in traditional rasterization the 6600 at 1080p seems to outperform, but will 8gb of vram be enough for this gen? Main games I wish to pl I tried looking at the amount of vram and basing my choice off that but it seems the ps5 doesnt exactly have dedicated vram nor does the xbox so I series systems. In terms of settings im fine with a mix of high and ultra, i dont want to spend extra money on a gpu with vram I wont need for 1080p textures Here is the other relevant specs of my pc: CPU: I7 6700K @ 4.5GHZ RAM: 16GB DDR4 2400Mhz PSU: 600w thermaltake TR2 80+ "white" label

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Do we have any idea of when we will get the plain 3060?

I plan to keep gaming at 1080p/75HZ. My 1060 3GB is starting to fail me in terms of needs, please note that I got a z170 board, cpu, and ram kit from a friend for free and was on the fx before this, I want to upgrade to something like the 3060TI (when one can actually buy it) but would it be overkill for 1080p? Also note that my psu is a 600w Thermaltake TR2 which has held up well but I might kick up the psu due to Ampere's higher wattage spikes

I only have cable for internet, otherwise I dont even use my tvs for anything besides roku and gaming

I feel like even going for an overclockable chip will help. although you should try and get more cores, though that would would need a motherboard upgrade. But the biggest thing is your gpu, the 960 just most likely cant cut it anymore

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