bj0rn

true on the burner account, but thats why the savvy buyer looks at items sold by seller and their reputation.
plenty of times i saw a great deal, saw they sold 10 units at 100% and i said fuck that.
 
 
but even if its a burner account, or you know its shady as fuck but you buy anyways lots of recourse actions via ebay itself, paypal or the credit card linked to the paypal. also you have to follow ebays policy on the right course of action to take, ive seen plenty a story where they seller plays the buyer like a fiddle and the money is long gone. the ole yea it will be there in a week game, for 4 months straight. lots of games to play

Once you bought something off en Ebay seller there is not much you can do, once you received the goods you cant report it for scam or receive back your money. Usually they use burner accounts aswell.

NO!  Look at the game this dude wants to play - APEX LEGENDS.  A 1060, 2060, 1660 ti, 1070, 980 ti or ANY OTHER GPU OF SIMILAR POWER will be totally overkill, even with the i5

Well firstly, your CPU is really going to be a bottleneck for a 1060 or 2060 super.  Getting anything above a 2060 super doesn't make sense for that CPU.  Also yes the 1060 or 2060 is a 1080p card but it never says anywhere it will give you 144fps.  Its more for a sustained 60 to 80fps without real drops in frame rate.  If you wanna go triple digits then you need a more recent CPU and grab the 2070 Super.  I don't know if this is in your budget tho.  Also why sacrifice eye candy ?  Just dont use AA an other sh*T like that and set game to high settings and not ultra high.  CPU prices and mobo and RAM are really low.  You must upgrade all three then allow the video card to dish out 144fps.  Me for example I have my nvidia panel all settings maxed out all AA methods on and run at 2560x1440 and I get 140fps + in Quake Champions.  So if your going to stick to 1080p then the 2070 super and a cpu mobo and ram upgrade will do the trick.  If you need help getting a new CPU mobo and RAM let us know and well help you get something in your budget.

possibly? at competitive settings 8gb ram is weak and so is the 960 for 144fps
 
currently run a 8700k and 2080 and 144fps stable is perfect anytime after launching from the ship

Yes a 1060 or 2060 is not a 144hz card at 1080p at least.  Drop it to 900p and youll get your 144hz in most scenarios and what not.

I'm unable to run Apex at 144fps consistently even with an i5-9600k, 8GB DDR4 at 2400MHZ and with a 1060 3GB. While the GPU you'd be choosing might help out your PC, your other hardware is likely to hold back a lot of the available performance the newer GPU's could offer.

The 2060 Super should be enough for 1080p144 for Apex, unsure if your CPU and RAM amount are enough though. Yours is DDR3 btw.

And 2060 can't do RTX at 144hz so no use from that

@bj0rn What connection are you using, Dual link DVI can easily do 1080p 144Hz, maybe you haven't changed it in windows?
 

hey hey you're forgetting the magic of 4:3 low settings 

Your CPU isn't good for 144hz gaming, you'd want to upgrade it as soon as possible.
 
But if you play a ton of CS:GO you might hit above 100fps.

You'd want an RX 5700 in any event, it's likely a better value, same performance as the 2060 super, but you can flash the bios and get another +5-10% out of it.

What's your current GPU?