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Gonna build a brand new computer, but not sure what GPU i should get.

So personally i am thinking of an RX 5700 or about the RTX 2060.

 

But is the RX 5700 able to compete with the RTX 2060?

 

 

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Just now, Kraudi said:

But there are a few different RX5700 ?

So what about this one?

https://www.saturn.de/de/product/_asus-radeon-tuf-3-rx5700-o8g-gaming-90yv0dc0-m0na00-2597700.html?rbtc=ide|pf|2597700||p||

The gpu dye is the same the only difference is the cooler and whats on the pcb. So just make sure you're getting one with a good cooler and you should be fine. 

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5 minutes ago, Kraudi said:

But there are a few different RX5700 ?

So what about this one?

https://www.saturn.de/de/product/_asus-radeon-tuf-3-rx5700-o8g-gaming-90yv0dc0-m0na00-2597700.html?rbtc=ide|pf|2597700||p||

the tuf 3 is the worst cooled rx5700, I would avoid it.

get this one isntead

https://www.alternate.de/MSI/Radeon-RX-5700-Gaming-X-Grafikkarte/html/product/1576695?campaign=Grafikkarte/MSI/1576695&zanpid=11731_1588176780_821055a9cef00a2d000e5cfd2c86c00e&awc=11731_1588176780_821055a9cef00a2d000e5cfd2c86c00e

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Definitely go with the RX 5700, no question about it, it's cheaper and has better performance!

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I personally got the 2060 but i would recommend the 5700. There are still some driver issues but it its wayyyy better for the money

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So if i am gonna get a radeon rx 5700, is ist worth getting a rx 5700 xt ?

 

Or is there not that much difference in performance as in costs?

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4 hours ago, boggy77 said:

the tuf 3 is the worst cooled rx5700, I would avoid it.

get this one isntead

https://www.alternate.de/MSI/Radeon-RX-5700-Gaming-X-Grafikkarte/html/product/1576695?campaign=Grafikkarte/MSI/1576695&zanpid=11731_1588176780_821055a9cef00a2d000e5cfd2c86c00e&awc=11731_1588176780_821055a9cef00a2d000e5cfd2c86c00e

yeah this one seems pretty nice...

 

BUT, is it worth getting a rx 5700 xt instead?

 

 

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10 minutes ago, Kraudi said:

yeah this one seems pretty nice...

 

BUT, is it worth getting a rx 5700 xt instead?

 

 

if you have the budget for it and it's not much more expensive than the 5700, yes

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4 hours ago, Kraudi said:

Gonna build a brand new computer, but not sure what GPU i should get.

So personally i am thinking of an RX 5700 or about the RTX 2060.

 

But is the RX 5700 able to compete with the RTX 2060?

 

 

those are same cards. AMD is of course, faster. But if you want ray tracing, go with nvidia

 

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The 5700 xt falls only 8% short of a 2070 super and competes with the 2070 - I guess it can be worth the price when you game in 1440p. But please avoid the Asus TUF - it has absolutely no VRAM cooling and is therefore unstable (asus has messed up their complete AMD Navi lineup so far) The MSI Gaming X, Power Color Red Devil, Sapphire Nitro+ and Gigabyte Gaming OC and Aorus cards are really great models. Also avoid MSI Mech (loud hot), MSI Evoke (cooling issues, loud), Asrock Challenger (hot, loud) and ASrock Taichi (too expensive for the lack of cooling).

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XFX RAW II works great as a low-end model, I can vouch. With some tweaking, it works out.

 

Looks pretty ugly though and the name is stupid as shit, though

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4 hours ago, Avocheeseado said:

I personally got the 2060 but i would recommend the 5700. There are still some driver issues but it its wayyyy better for the money

no more driver issues, there is nothing to worry about anymore. The 2060 is only a better option if he intends to use RTX

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6 minutes ago, WambleCropped said:

no more driver issues, there is nothing to worry about anymore. The 2060 is only a better option if he intends to use RTX

never had em in the first place, personally

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25 minutes ago, Mister Woof said:

XFX RAW II works great as a low-end model, I can vouch. With some tweaking, it works out.

 

Looks pretty ugly though and the name is stupid as shit, though

not as bad as the XFX THICC III

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3 minutes ago, WambleCropped said:

not as bad as the XFX THICC III

both pretty weak

 

I would have preferred retro names.

 

XFX COOL III (THICC III)

XFX COOL II (THICC II)

XFX RAD II ( RAW II)

XFX <just GPU name> (DD)

 

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XFX Cards also run too hot. Would not recommend that brand right now. Other brands have similar priced models as well with better cooling colutions (Sapphire, Power Color, Gigabyte). 

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4 minutes ago, Miccellomann said:

XFX Cards also run too hot. Would not recommend that brand right now. Other brands have similar priced models as well with better cooling colutions (Sapphire, Power Color, Gigabyte). 

It's fine if its cheap and you don't mind adjusting your own fan curve. Emphasis on cheap. $369 is what I mean. They also don't give a shit if you overclock. They'll RMA stuff if it breaks.

 

Mine runs under 75 on the core, under 80 on the memory junction temp, under 70 on the vr vddc, and under 90 on the hotspot, with a 2150mhz p3 @ 1175mv

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1 minute ago, Mister Woof said:

It's fine if its cheap and you don't mind adjusting your own fan curve. Emphasis on cheap. $369 is what I mean.

 

Mine runs under 75 on the core, under 80 on the memory junction temp, under 70 on the vr vddc, and under 90 on the hotspot, with a 2150mhz p3 @ 1175mv

yes the price is a problem.... kind of

 

I am not really having those 450€ for a sapphire nitro+ or a gigabyte aourus....

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Just now, Kraudi said:

yes the price is a problem.... kind of

 

I am not really having those 450€ for a sapphire nitro+ or a gigabyte aourus....

how much is a 2070 super and 2060 super

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Sorry - new here - screwed up by posting in the wrong spot. Sorry. 

 

I see no point in fixen a fan curve by myself it it is the vendors job. So I cannot recommend XFX. Sorry. Not right now.

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Just now, Kraudi said:

About 550 or so. why you asking

Yes i know the performance is pretty much the same

 

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