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RTX 2080 ti

yasin123
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NO it's an $1100 USD minimum card, DO NOT buy it from AliExpress! That is 100% a scam. Don't buy any GPU from Ali Express.

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too cheap to be genuine. Either it's fake, or it's broken, or it's just the packaging.

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4 minutes ago, yasin123 said:

any other graphics that u can recommend under 400 usd

The RTX 2060, GTX 1660ti, RX 5700 are a few, you can get 1080s, 1070tis, and 1070s for under $400 on ebay as well. But performance and what's best for you will depend entirely on what the rest of your PC's specs are. Can you list your current PC or the parts you plan on getting?

 

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You can get rtx 2060 non supers in that price rage on newegg. Or you can look on eBay for a used 2070. 

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1 minute ago, SpookyCitrus said:

The RTX 2060, GTX 1660ti, RX 5700 are a few, you can get 1080s, 1070tis, and 1070s for under $400 on ebay as well. But performance and what's best for you will depend entirely on what the rest of your PC's specs are. Can you list your current PC or the parts you plan on getting?

will be planning using an egpu Akitio Node

with Lenovo yoga 730 with i5 8gb ram

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29 minutes ago, yasin123 said:

will be planning using an egpu Akitio Node

with Lenovo yoga 730 with i5 8gb ram

oof... I'd say go for a 1660ti. Especially if you're using an external GPU with a laptop like that one, might be good to double check it has thunderbolt and support for external GPUs. If you haven't bought the laptop or external GPU enclosure, I'd like to suggest you build a desktop instead. 

Is there any specific reason you are going with this sort of setup?

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