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Just now, JDE said:

BTW @Hishighness, you should consider the RX 480 4GB over the GTX 1060 3GB. Last time I checked, the 6GB model was supposed to compete with the RX 480 and the 3GB with the RX 470.

A 470 is in fact considerably worse than a 480 4gb (even a 470 8gb) so a 1060 3gb still wins

 

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1 minute ago, Hishighness said:

Oh well, at least I have something that will run games well for a while for cheap. And I already bought the card and it's en route but thanks anyway on that front. :)

If your playing at 1080p...it will do great...I use a 2gb r9 270 at 1080p and i does great for me. I mostly play BF4 on high settings average 70fps with zero dips below 60fps multiplayer 64 player. So a 1060 should do GREAT

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Just now, Spudbilly said:

If your playing at 1080p...it will do great...I use a 2gb r9 270 at 1080p and i does great for me. I mostly play BF4 on high settings average 70fps with zero dips below 60fps multiplayer 64 player. So a 1060 should do GREAT

Yeah, I'm going from a Lenovo Y410p laptop to this rig so regardless I'm going to be much happier. :D

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7 minutes ago, Hishighness said:

Yeah, I'm going from a Lenovo Y410p laptop to this rig so regardless I'm going to be much happier. :D

BTW, I will just list a upgrade path here for you :D

1. RX Vega/1070/1080

2. RAM (16GB)

3. CPU (maybe Ryzen or Kaby Lake)

 

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22 minutes ago, JDE said:

BTW, I will just list a upgrade path here for you :D

1. RX Vega/1070/1080

2. RAM (16GB)

3. CPU (maybe Ryzen or Kaby Lake)

 

Based on this...I don't see there being that much of a need to upgrade for a long time. By that time would come around...there will newer gpu's on the market aside from gtx 10xx and AMD first gen vega etc...

 

If only playing at 1080p.....again I will say...the 3770 and 1060 will hold its own for a while longer. imho

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1 hour ago, Spudbilly said:

Based on this...I don't see there being that much of a need to upgrade for a long time. By that time would come around...there will newer gpu's on the market aside from gtx 10xx and AMD first gen vega etc...

 

If only playing at 1080p.....again I will say...the 3770 and 1060 will hold its own for a while longer. imho

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