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I have just bought a new dp to hdmi cable and the issue seems to root from the driver not the card since the display port dose this now too. I think its the main display option that its set to since it only happens on my main monitor.

Really? I thought you would have the best performance in doing so and plus they introduce features like support for ray tracing in fortnite. and Nvidea reflex

Yes before that date i had no issues but after that driver i started having issues. May i ask if you have a hdmi Display plugged in?

I have been using my RTX 2060 super for about 9 months now and its been working fine but once i update my graphics drivers my hdmi display out from the graphics card seems to be artifacting. the display goes crazy and has lines all over it and the pixels start moving up and down and side ways in paralell lines. This only happens with driver versions 446.16+ and on my hdmi display I hoped this was a driver issue and nvidea would fix it but after waiting they still havnt i made a post on their forums and they said to just ddu and install a hotfix i havnt tried that but i heard that even if i do the new versions would still have the same issue. is there any fix for this so i can get the latest driver or should i just buy an dp to hdmi cable.

I was thinking of buying either a NVIDIA 2060 super by gigabyte (https://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX80024) or the Radeon RX 5700 XT (https://www.memoryexpress.com/Products/MX80023). The price difference isn't really a problem. I would like to know how much better they perform compared to each other. Websites like userbenchmark don't really tell the full story since there is not test using the configuration of my computer. I have a Ryzen 5 3600X with ADATA DDR4-3600 2x8g memory. If anyone out there has the same config as me pls help me. Yes, I have looked online at youtube videos that are comparisons but I am still not satisfied because people I have talked to state that the RTX 2060 super has better rendering than the RX 5700 XT with its superior texture detailing.

"For 100% Efficiency"

Man cleans a cpu with a tooth brush and thinner.

Bru Even in junk yard wars they dont spend 33 dolars in shipping and im not trying to mod it anymore if you read the posts before you would know

bruh 90% of the cost is shipping and it looks more ghetto than scrapyard wars

Would this be a viable option for a mother board replacement. https://spcpshop.com/products/gigabyte-technology-ga-h97-hd3-desktop-computer-motherboard-1150-socket-ddr3-atx-h97-hdmi?utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=Google Shopping&currency=USD&cmp_id=1767655096&adg_id=68476782426&kwd=&device=m&gclid=Cj0KCQiAjfvwBRCkARIsAIqSWlPodfeDxMxwAMdSjy2XZTkZtt6yBLgaV6JX4mW0FXEQNtEwI0mf_8kaAn5qEALw_wcB Is this a trustable silupllier and if so, should I buy it.

You actually kinda saved my life. But I still have doubts since my friend has a similar mother board with the 8 pin and 4 pin power and he also uses this technique and works.

I have researched for some time on the combination of an i7 4770 togather with a rtx 2060 super and its close to a 8 percent bottle neck which may seem a lot but its not a big issue because i can upgrade again later.

Sorry for not being so clear. I have a 8 pin connector on the mother board and a 4 pin connector for cpu power like in the images. I was going to plug in the two 4 pins togater as an 8 pin, brw i dont have to force them in they go in with ease as if they are supposed to. So i would take off the 4 pin off the 24 pin and use the 4 pin as cpu power.

The 24 pin connector is a 20+4. And the manufacturer says thar the 4 pin can be taken off.

But its just a graphics card though Im not adding any cpu upgrade. And what you said on that they are not ATX. If I get a Mid ATX tower will it still fir in there. I am hoping to get one. If not I can always buy a new motherboard.