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What gpu i should get??

KeyboardZZ
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You could save a buck and go with a used 1050 ti or an rx 580/570. or spend more on a more powerful used card like a Vega or 1070, but that's a bit much for 1080p and a ryzen 3.

 

On the new side a 1650 to 1660 super or 5500/5500xt are good options.

 

Recommending graphics cards is getting more difficult with such a flooded market.

Hello all

So i need you're help on deciding what  GPU i should get ?? 

 

Specs

 

ASRock b450m pro 4 f 

Ryzen 3 1200

Viper patriot 2x4 GB

Evga 500w 80+bronze certified ATX

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Just now, KeyboardZZ said:

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Whats your monitor resolution?

Though I can see that it is a budget build, GTX 1650 Super would suit you.

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Just now, Pikatchu said:

Whats your monitor resolution?

Though I can see that it is a budget build, GTX 1650 Super would suit you.

I got HANNA G By HANNSPREE 60hz 1920 1080 monitor

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Yes, what Pikatchu says, a GTX 1650 Super or an RX 590 would be a great pairing. Whichever you can get for cheaper really.

CPU - Core i7 4770 RAM - 16GB DDR3 1600MHz GPU - XFX RX 470 4GB

SSD - 1TB TCSUNBOW X3 PSU - 500W Aerocool Integrator

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1 minute ago, KeyboardZZ said:

I got HANNA G By HANNSPREE 60hz 1920 1080 monitor

Go with the GTX 1650 Super. Or if your budgets allows for it, GTX 1660 Super.

Or, wait for Radeon RX 5600XT to come out.

Full time technology enthusiast, part time IT.

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2 minutes ago, KingTdiGGiTTy said:

Do you need new?

Or are you willing to go used?

Both

 

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You could save a buck and go with a used 1050 ti or an rx 580/570. or spend more on a more powerful used card like a Vega or 1070, but that's a bit much for 1080p and a ryzen 3.

 

On the new side a 1650 to 1660 super or 5500/5500xt are good options.

 

Recommending graphics cards is getting more difficult with such a flooded market.

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3 minutes ago, KingTdiGGiTTy said:

You could save a buck and go with a used 1050 ti or an rx 580/570. or spend more on a more powerful used card like a Vega or 1070, but that's a bit much for 1080p and a ryzen 3.

 

On the new side a 1650 to 1660 super or 5500/5500xt are good options.

 

Recommending graphics cards is getting more difficult with such a flooded 

Thanks ill buy 1050 ti 

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9 minutes ago, KeyboardZZ said:

Thanks ill buy 1050 ti 

How much does a new/used 1050ti cost compared to a rx570/580 where u live?

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29 minutes ago, KeyboardZZ said:

Thanks ill buy 1050 ti 

the rx 580 is much better than the 1050ti

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23 minutes ago, DankDeuxez said:

How much does a new/used 1050ti cost compared to a rx570/580 where u live?

I live in uk

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9 minutes ago, KeyboardZZ said:

I live in uk

dude out of the bunch the 1050 ti is the worst by a long shot, if it isn't like 80-90 pounds used

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18 minutes ago, KeyboardZZ said:

I live in uk

You can find some pretty good deals on RX 580's and RX 590's at the minute for around £120 - £140.

CPU - Core i7 4770 RAM - 16GB DDR3 1600MHz GPU - XFX RX 470 4GB

SSD - 1TB TCSUNBOW X3 PSU - 500W Aerocool Integrator

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