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im thinking of ryzen 5 5600g with a 1080ti ?

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10 hours ago, jaslion said:

Can you give us more info on well anything?

 

Budget, location, goal of pc?

 

What prices are you getting rhe 1080 for?

i wanted a budget pc 

well i live in Algeria 

i want to achieve gaming on 1080 high

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Just now, Tan3l6 said:

Should be fine.

I would rather get 5600(x), but if budget can only get 5600G, it's not that bad.

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4 minutes ago, jaslion said:

odd combination? 5600g is more expensive normally than a regular one and slower.

 

But also fill in the post a bit and such theres zero info here

lol in my country i found 5600x more expensive then the 5600g it's really hard to find good prices 

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13 minutes ago, broke_1 said:

lol in my country i found 5600x more expensive then the 5600g it's really hard to find good prices 

What about a 5600 (non X)?

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19 minutes ago, broke_1 said:

lol in my country i found 5600x more expensive then the 5600g it's really hard to find good prices 

Can you give us more info on well anything?

 

Budget, location, goal of pc?

 

What prices are you getting rhe 1080 for?

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2 hours ago, broke_1 said:

lol in my country i found 5600x more expensive then the 5600g it's really hard to find good prices 

country?

pricing of both the 5600g and 1080ti?

 

used or new 5600g? cause if new look for a used 5600(x) or 3600(x) instead as that should be cheaper/perform better

 

1080ti wise depends on pricing but if its priced closer to a 6700(xt) then you might aswell get that instead as itll be quite abit faster than the 1080ti

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4 hours ago, broke_1 said:

Budget (including currency): 

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Yes.

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10 hours ago, jaslion said:

Can you give us more info on well anything?

 

Budget, location, goal of pc?

 

What prices are you getting rhe 1080 for?

i wanted a budget pc 

well i live in Algeria 

i want to achieve gaming on 1080 high

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59 minutes ago, broke_1 said:

i wanted a budget pc 

well i live in Algeria 

i want to achieve gaming on 1080 high

For new games these days that is getting beyond the capabilities of a gtx 1080ti mostly due to lack of rt cores for upscaling. Its still a good card but do be aware.

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