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Which 1660 Super's model is the best for noise/temps?

Normally ASUS Strix, but tbh just get cheapest or if u care that much about temps and noise get a cheap 1660ti super and underclock it or something.

 

I say the second part just to make others happy personally i always go rog strix and vertical mount ;;)

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1 minute ago, The Torrent said:

Normally ASUS Strix, but tbh just get cheapest or if u care that much about temps and noise get a cheap 1660ti super and underclock it or something.

 

I say the second part just to make others happy personally i always go rog strix and vertical mount ;;)

I can't find an asus strix model... In my country at least. Also, I plan to overclock it, that's why the temps must be low, noise isn't a major problem to be honest, it'd be just better.

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4 minutes ago, Neymus said:

I can't find an asus strix model... In my country at least. Also, I plan to overclock it, that's why the temps must be low, noise isn't a major problem to be honest, it'd be just better.

ahh yes i see that there isnt one yet i was looking at normal 1660, supers are new so im assuming they haven't made one yet if they bother.

 

personally i would go rx 5700 (xt) are those a viable option and is there any around?

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8 minutes ago, Neymus said:

I can't find an asus strix model... In my country at least. Also, I plan to overclock it, that's why the temps must be low, noise isn't a major problem to be honest, it'd be just better.

seriously though just buying a cheaper better card will be better than buying a high end lesser card and ocing it if you dont care about noise and aesthetics.

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6 minutes ago, The Torrent said:

ahh yes i see that there isnt one yet i was looking at normal 1660, supers are new so im assuming they haven't made one yet if they bother.

 

personally i would go rx 5700 (xt) are those a viable option and is there any around?

I've considered the rx 5700 yes, but the problem is my PSU (a bronze be quiet system power 9 500W), I'm not sure if it will crash or not, so I'm going by the safe option.

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7 minutes ago, The Torrent said:

seriously though just buying a cheaper better card will be better than buying a high end lesser card and ocing it if you dont care about noise and aesthetics.

Would you recommend me a cheap 1660 Super model in particular? I've seen that Zotac makes good cards for a low price, do you know if that's true or if there's a better option?

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2 minutes ago, Neymus said:

be quiet system power 9 500W),

unless your CPU is a 9700K or 3900X, RX 5700 is no problem

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8 minutes ago, Neymus said:

I've considered the rx 5700 yes, but the problem is my PSU (a bronze be quiet system power 9 500W), I'm not sure if it will crash or not, so I'm going by the safe option.

that should be ok unless as stated above, but even so, i think your still better off buying a better power supply and a gpu rather than just getting a high end 1660 super.

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2 minutes ago, Jurrunio said:

unless your CPU is a 9700K or 3900X, RX 5700 is no problem

I prefer taking a 1660 Super to save some money, then I can upgrade to a RTX 2060/RX 5700. That's also my first build, I think I'll be ok with a 1660 Super, but if the prices go down with sales I'll take a better GPU.

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