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RTX A6000

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1 minute ago, jaslion said:

Gt 710

I had one of those and yeah it was awesome but my money is on the GTX 1050 Ti, best bang for the buck I ever had.

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Just now, Chris Fortune said:

I had one of those and yeah it was awesome but my money is on the GTX 1050 Ti, best bang for the buck I ever had.

Mine was a joke btw. This question is so vague and really can have many answers depending on what the user wants it to do

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Obviously its the GT1010.. since its the only card we can buy.. according to Nvidia as its the answer to all our GPU shortages!!!

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Just now, jaslion said:

Mine was a joke btw. This question is so vague and really can have many answers depending on what the user wants it to do

I did realise that but also saw some truth in it too, at the time it was a top card. I am running an RTX 3090 at the mo and money no object I would have to say that is it, bang for the buck I would say a 3080 FE if you can get one at MSRP

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1 minute ago, Chris Fortune said:

I did realise that but also saw some truth in it too, at the time it was a top card. I am running an RTX 3090 at the mo and money no object I would have to say that is it, bang for the buck I would say a 3080 FE if you can get one at MSRP

It was never a top card. It's always been a terrible gaming card :p.

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Just now, jaslion said:

It was never a top card. It's always been a terrible gaming card :p.

It worked really well for me and was able to run games that "required" a higher specced card, personal experience and anecdotal to be sure but that was what I based my comment on

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Just now, Chris Fortune said:

It worked really well for me and was able to run games that "required" a higher specced card, personal experience and anecdotal to be sure but that was what I based my comment on

You can get most stuff to run on the lowest of hardware if you go low enough :p.

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1 minute ago, jaslion said:

You can get most stuff to run on the lowest of hardware if you go low enough :p.

Run at playable rates, true it wasn't maxed out or even close but according to the developer it shouldn't have even managed. To me that's a win and sure I upgraded as soon as I could but it worked well enough for me for about 6 months

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8 minutes ago, Chris Fortune said:

I did realise that but also saw some truth in it too, at the time it was a top card. 

The GT 710? That was literally never a top card. It was designed to be a very low end card intentionally. 

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Just now, ProjectBox153 said:

The GT 710? That was literally never a top card. It was designed to be a very low end card intentionally. 

IT worked for me at a time where performance was secondary to cost, also it went well past what it was "supposed" to achieve in the games I played at the time so for me that's a good card.

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2 minutes ago, Chris Fortune said:

IT worked for me at a time where performance was secondary to cost, also it went well past what it was "supposed" to achieve in the games I played at the time so for me that's a good card.

Sure, it might have been a good card for some things, but there's no denying that it performs terribly compared to anything higher. It was made to literally add display outputs to a computer, essentially. 

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1 minute ago, ProjectBox153 said:

Sure, it might have been a good card for some things, but there's no denying that it performs terribly compared to anything higher. It was made to literally add display outputs to a computer, essentially. 

As I said I upgraded ASAP but why I remember it was that it worked far better than I expected it too rather than its actual performance level. TBH I think I still have it in my box of junk hardware as an if all else fails card.

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Quatro RTX8000 of course. works great at the office and has just enough VRAM for 8k 240hz 🤣

The best gaming PC is the PC you like to game on, how you like to game on it

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Alltime the Geforce 4 Ti 4200 was a beast, and the 8800GT was also brilliant. Both gave Performance only like 30-40% off the fastest card for <£200.  Today I would Say either the 3060Ti or 3060 would be the best card for value if they actually existed outside a Youtuber's studio!

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