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@johnsoner13I am going to be using it for deep learning not gaming and AMD GPUs don't have native support for popular AI libraries only Nvidia does

Yeah true you get 40 -50 fps max if you turn on Ray tracing. If you drop the settings down you can get 60 plus fps. If you want ray tracing go for 2070 super if you can afford it.

It depends on your priorities. And if you are only gaming my sole recommendation would be the 5700xt. It has the best price to performance ratio. But if you want nvidia exclusive features like Ray tracing, DLSS, CUDA, tensor cores etc. then go with Nvidia. But get the RTX 2060 super instead of a 2070 because a 2060 super is basically a 2070 in disguise. With the 2070 you might get like 5 more FPS, so go with the RTX 2060 super if your going the Nvidia way. Hope this helps!!

So i am planning on getting an RTX 2070 super. Is it sufficient for beginner level deep learning? or can I save some money by getting an RTX 2060 super? How much performance will I lose if I do that? I am a beginner to all of this so can someone explain? Thanks a lot !!!

How old is your gpu? Might be the one causing problems

I have already seen that website. It shows that i will lose about 30 fps but I dont know if thats true, hence i came to the forums

@NZgamer I wont be gaming a lot. I mostly will be using it for deep learning so I need a lot of graphics horsepower hence the rtx 2070 super. if you could mention how many frames I will lose because many people say you become gpu bound in 1440p. Thanks

I have been running on integrated graphics for over 4 years now and have finally saved up for a good graphics card, the rtx 2070 super. I want to play in 1440p 144hz. I am ok with 100 plus fps because i am not a serious gamer. can any one of you tell me if the i5 7400 that I have will bottleneck the graphics card very badly??