Trystanrak

6 minutes ago, Optimusgrime said:

Hey everyone so just built a mini itx pc and had it working but upgraded to a new motherboard, ryzen 2300 and a m. 2 and turned it on, has power but no image yet, I put windows installer onto a USB, and have had no luck yet any ideas? 

I know it is a stupid question but your display us connected to graphics card instead of MB right lol?(only speaking from experience) and is it possible your graphics card may not be seated properly?

5 minutes ago, Jeppes said:

Hard to believe. Even 1080fe should be about 45% faster than rx590. Most likely something bottlenecking your system(capped fps etc) or you run different resolutions or settings.

 

Hwunboxed usually tests many games so check the lists and pick a card based on what you play. If you only play competitive fps:s on low settings, I would consider between 2060 and 5600XT.

Trust me I know I don't understand either but literally every piece of my build is better than his except that he is running everything on an m.2 vs I am a scrub and still using HDD for storage os on SSD but that should not affect gaming performance... Life is hard lol

4 minutes ago, Jeppes said:

Swapping to a much faster gpu tends to give better performance.

Most of the time for sure. however sometimes I have found that my friends comp that we just built has an Rx 590 and performs a bit better on some titles against my 1080. Always check the titles you play is all I'm saying lol it seems like amd is a bit better when playing red dead for example so if all you play is red dead why pay the extra 150 ish bucks to get the rtx

1 minute ago, Juular said:

Almost had a heart attack looking at these prices, Canada i guess ?

Choosing between Pulse and Red Devil, it's simply the cheapest one. Whether it worth going for RTX2070 Super, with this price difference probably not, but be aware that AMD drivers are mess.

Ya it sounds to be Canada lmao.... It's great with our great Canadian shmeckles lol

It really depends on the games that you are playing really. I found I got a ryzen processor which was awesome so I went to try a Rx graphics card as well. What I found is that in the games I played there was some frame stuttering on the Rx graphics card that I didn't have on my older nvidea. Ended up giving my brand new Rx 580(a year ago or so) to my wife and getting a gtx 1080 ftw2. Honestly though on a general level I find nvidea performs a little better and more consistent but if all you are playing are amd preferred games then go amd lol

Do you guys think g-sync makes a really big difference? I am also looking for a 1440p 144 htz monitor if I can get a decent deal on one but it seems like as soon as you add g-sync it is just a bunch of dollar signs more.