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I wouldn't upgrade to anything less than 1080 GTX class, personally, because there's not enough of a jump. 

 

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2 minutes ago, KarathKasun said:

I would wait for Q3, or get a V56 and do the power table hack.

I upgraded from an RX 580 8GB to a Vega 64. The jump was pretty big, but I can't say it is game changing. I am more easily able to get 144hz at 1080p, albeit still with settings reductions, but mainly I was going to buy RE2 anyway and I felt it would be a good excuse. Wife got my RX 580 and i was able to put her 1060 3gb into my daughter's machine.

 

High refresh gaming is a very ambitious goal. Probably better to aim for 1440p/75, IMO.

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Just now, Plutosaurus said:

I upgraded from an RX 580 8GB to a Vega 64. The jump was pretty big, but I can't say it is game changing. I am more easily able to get 144hz at 1080p, albeit still with settings reductions, but mainly I was going to buy RE2 anyway and I felt it would be a good excuse. Wife got my RX 580 and i was able to put her 1060 3gb into my daughter's machine.

V56 MSRP is under $300 now is why I would recommend it, and with the power table hack you can get ~2060+ performance.  Cant beat that performance per $.

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2 minutes ago, KarathKasun said:

V56 MSRP is under $300 now is why I would recommend it, and with the power table hack you can get ~2060+ performance.  Cant beat that performance per $.

I got my 64 when they were $399 + 3 free games and $5 off.

 

Happy enough with it, despite the loud fan.

 

From my understanding, the only V56 that was "briefly 279" was a reference card, and it went OOS immediately.

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47 minutes ago, KarathKasun said:

I would wait for Q3, or get a V56 and do the power table hack.

The power table hack isn't needed to get close enough to that performance. I've seen plenty of people getting 1620/950 while undervolted.

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