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2600 bottleneck vega 56?

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4 minutes ago, milantheworse said:

oke thanks and psu?

Corsair seems to have a decent presence in Russia from the Russian sites I checked, so take your pick really from CX (budget, non-modular), TXm (mid-range, semi-modular) or the RMx (80+ Gold and fully modular).

 

If there are any other brands/models and you're not sure, feel free to ask around for help

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sometimes, yes, but in many cases it works fine. What's your performance target, what games?

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mmh i wanna play gta iv and idk new games at 1080p and o my work like make 3d models

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7 minutes ago, milantheworse said:

do a ryzen5 2600 bottleneck a vega 56?

What's your current CPU/GPU?

 

Are you doing like blender rendering?

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yes.. i have now a i7 980 and a 1070 that not working so i put a gt1030 in

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1 minute ago, milantheworse said:

yes.. i have now a i7 980 and a 1070 that not working so i put a gt1030 in

For blender rendering you're probably better off with 2 8GB RX 480s/580s, They're only $100 USD here on ebay now.

Otherwise the 2600 is fine for like 90-100fps in the average AAA games.

just get a B450 board with a decent VRM heatsink, like the ASrock pro 4, or preferably an MSI B450 board for the USB bios flashing.

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58 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

For blender rendering you're probably better off with 2 8GB RX 480s/580s, They're only $100 USD here on ebay now.

Otherwise the 2600 is fine for like 90-100fps in the average AAA games.

just get a B450 board with a decent VRM heatsink, like the ASrock pro 4, or preferably an MSI B450 board for the USB bios flashing.

oke thanks and psu?

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oh and what psu is good for r5 2600 vega 56 24gb ram?

Some gold rated 650W-750W unit with decent reviews. Some big name brand is probably safe.

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4 minutes ago, milantheworse said:

oke thanks and psu?

Corsair seems to have a decent presence in Russia from the Russian sites I checked, so take your pick really from CX (budget, non-modular), TXm (mid-range, semi-modular) or the RMx (80+ Gold and fully modular).

 

If there are any other brands/models and you're not sure, feel free to ask around for help

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