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It's not worth even 2-3$. It has that DMS-59 connector, which means you need to buy an extra adapter cable that converts that connector to 2 DVI or 2 VGA connectors.
It doesn't have Windows 10 drivers. Even Windows 7 drivers may be hard to find.
 
You can buy newer cards like HD 5450 or HD 6350, some with regular DVI and DisplayPort for less money, here's a couple random ebay search results:
 
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AMD-Radeon-HD5450-512MB-DDR3-PCIe-x16-LP-FRU-896151-DVI-Display-Port-Card/113619544689
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AMD-Radeon-HD5450-512mb-PCIe-Display-Port-DVI-Full-Height-Graphics-Card/113583695145
 
 
 

Some CPUs do have the integrated GPU... like 3200g. 

Some CPUs do have the integrated GPU... like 3200g. 

Some CPUs do have the integrated GPU... like 3200g. 

I think that's a good deal. If you come from Vega 64 reference then you will still be satisfied with noise level. 

What are you talking about? E-inks have always been this laggy. They need to refresh the whole screen and it always takes about a second

Look at the graphic of the motherboard spec you just shared. It is limited to 20Gbps (PCIe 2.0 x4). You need a PCIe 3.0 x4 slot to allow full performance. For the limitation, your speeds look correct. 

Just coil whine.

Get some used dirt cheap GTX 660/670/750ti they are better than GT 710. 

Doesn't seem like anything is coming out. Should be some renders at the very minimum if they were coming out soon.
 
Considering companies are releasing B450 boards with updated BIOS chips and out of the box support for Ryzen 3000? I think B550 is practically dead.

Your money.  I am personally trying to spend as little on a gpu as humanly possible till I get a good idea of what is going to be needed after the upcoming consoles release.

high voltage drop, down to 11.4v, but only the 650w showed this
 
I've had my concepts recently, but until i find something with that it stays this way

Your CPU will be the bigger bottleneck for high refresh rate. You will be able to run 1440p at medium/high, depending on the game. I used to have a 4790k and a gtx 1080.

Just simple bad luck.

That is a significant bottleneck for 1080p gaming. You're going to have issues getting to 144FPS either way with it, so might as well go for the better looking resolution.
 
Of course, I wouldn't be overly worried about resolution if either of the options were a TN panel. TN is very much not a good panel technology, and you should look for VA or IPS only. (VA has much better blacks, IPS has slightly better viewing angles)

200w vs 130w 
 
If your old 480 make your case warmer then your case ventilation is not good enough to dump that extra 70w. 

Hi everyone, I just upgraded from a 1060 6GB to a RX5700xt, I am currently trying to sell my 1060 6GB but as the title says, I was wondering if there will be a benefit from using those 2 together, or am I just better off selling it?
 
Thanks for your time.

You can't SLI them, so no.

The lack of details is brutal.

Do you have "enable unified gpu monitoring" checked? Why im asking? Well because you have the same core clock and vastly different GPU utilization which tells me it is incorrectly reading the utilization from GPUs that can boost in a matter of microseconds. When using newer cards[that can boost] you should always enable that option.

2560x1440 is not recommended, 1920x1080 is fine since the advent of integer scaling. 

These days you can normally just plug your drive into the new system and it will work. I've never had any problems in the last 8 or so years.

Antec P8 is very closed case, you need these three front fan slots occupied with high air static pressure fans and on quite high rpm do push lot of airflow. Your best bet is going negative pressure route. With 6 fans though you should be fine even with such case. GPU temp is not important for you, just watch the edge/junction temp not going over 90 degrees if possible. It can go as high as 105, but i doubt the card longevity[AMD says its fine, but...]

What's your PC case and how much fans you have?

AMD Finewine happening on every GPU generation is a myth.