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Exeneon

Hi I am still a noob in the PC gaming but I was just wondering whether I should buy a 2060 or a used MSI 1070 ti Titanium for $440 CAD so roughly 330 USD.

*Card is not overclocked or used to mine.

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Just now, Exeneon said:

Hi I am still a noob in the PC gaming but I was just wondering whether I should buy a 2060 or a used MSI 1070 ti Titanium for $440 CAD so roughly 330 USD.

*Card is not overclocked or used to mine.

Depends what resolution.

 

If 1080p 2060. $350

If 1440p 2070-2080. $500-800

If 4K 2080 Ti. $1000

 

If you're on a budget:

1070 or 1070 Ti for 1080p - 1440p low settings. $250 - $400

1080 - 1440p. - $350-400

1080 Ti - 1440p - 4K medium settings. - $600-700

 

 

 

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11 minutes ago, TheNaitsyrk said:

Depends what resolution.

 

If 1080p 2060. $350

If 1440p 2070-2080. $500-800

If 4K 2080 Ti. $1000

 

If you're on a budget:

1070 or 1070 Ti for 1080p - 1440p low settings. $250 - $400

1080 - 1440p. - $350-400

1080 Ti - 1440p - 4K medium settings. - $600-700

 

 

 

Good post naitsyrk….. Yes that is what I thought for 1440p gaming the 1070 or 2070 are not enough uh ?  Im talking everything maxed out in nvpanel all settings on and set to max plus game settings set to ultra I get avg 110fps in Quake Champions.  So if I get a 2070 it wont sustain 144hz right ?  So I need a 2080 or a 1080Ti ?  Also would I lose out if I dont get a 2080 or 2080Ti.  I mean 1400 bucks for a video card is something I will not do ya know, even if I was rich and what not.  I just want 144fps sustained @ 1440p.  I do not want to game @ 4k.  You would suggest a 1080Ti or a 2080 naked non Ti as I wanna keep the money under 1k and what not.

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I’d get the 2060fe based off looks alone. 

Performance being somewhat marginal between the two mentioned.  

That being said nothing wrong with a 1070ti as it performs well. Not my go to for 1440 but thats entirely on you and your gameplay. As that’s for both cards, but I’m a 1080p person. 

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Spare RIg Lian Li O11 AIR MINI, I7 4790K, Asus Maximus VI Extreme, G.Skill Ares 2400 32Gb, EVGA 1080ti, 1080sc 1070sc & 1060 SSC, EVGA 850GA, Acer KG251Q 1920x1080@240hz

 

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