Which gpu is better

[ATR0C1OUS]

So i am going to get a new computer soon but i am still not sure what to get for a gpu i was planning to get asus rog strix 1060 oc but palit seems pretty good too, money is really not that much of a problem so i need help finding out which one has more performance and better cooling.

[wojtepanik]

performance is equally the same, depends rather on binning, I have good experience with strix gpu's, I would go for this one.

[wojtepanik]

if money is not a problem, get 1080ti

 

[kelvinhall05]

Palit cards aren't that good, if you can afford an Asus or EVGA card I'd go with that.

[kelvinhall05]

1 minute ago, wojtepanik said:

if money is not a problem, get 1080ti

 

Why stop there? Get a Titan V!

[ATR0C1OUS]

i meant money not being a problem as in the budget i can get palit or asus 1060 both of them are in my budget 

[wojtepanik]

get a  6gb version of any card, they are virtually the same, maybe you like the design better or smth.

[TheBean]

go for asus strix. its a more well established brand and it would be better to get warranty support

[TheBean]

but if money is not a problem. it would rather go for the cheapest 1070 that you can find. it will offer more performance and will b the same price as a quality 1060. although im not actually sure about prices in the gpu craze

[Damascus]

8 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

Palit cards aren't that good

Palit makes very good gpu's, just not well known on the American market.

[ATR0C1OUS]

Just now, saksham said:

but if money is not a problem. it would rather go for the cheapest 1070 that you can find. it will offer more performance and will b the same price as a quality 1060. although im not actually sure about prices in the gpu craze

i tried adding 1070 but i can't it passes my budget by quite alot 

[CyberFern0]

13 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

Why stop there? Get a Titan V!

Bit too far my friend

[Paddi01]

13 minutes ago, kelvinhall05 said:

Why stop there? Get a Titan V!

Titan V SLI you meant

[CyberFern0]

5 minutes ago, ATR0C1OUS said:

i tried adding 1070 but i can't it passes my budget by quite alot 

You just said that money isn’t a problem though ???

 

Ok jokes aside. I think that the Asus ROG Strix is the way to go. 

[ATR0C1OUS]

i think i will make my decision tomorrow its late now. Thank you guys for all the suggestions 

[kelvinhall05]

5 minutes ago, Paddi01 said:

Titan V SLI you meant

[CombatComedy]

cpu?

[CombatComedy]

18 minutes ago, saksham said:

but if money is not a problem. it would rather go for the cheapest 1070 that you can find. it will offer more performance and will b the same price as a quality 1060. although im not actually sure about prices in the gpu craze

use a 3.0 x 16 to USB Female converter, it is way easier than just plugging it into your motherboards slot that is literally designed to send codes to the gpu.

 

Just bustin ur balls dude, but yeah, get a 1070 and screw how it  looks

[4960X]

If u can find an rx 580, i'd go with that because it is faster than the gtx 1060.

 

http://www.relaxedtech.com/reviews/amd/radeon-rx-580-rx-570/3

[LED_Guy]

I have a preference for nvidia products (just me).  If your build is meant for display choose the one that matches everything else, otherwise go for the lowest cost. I don't overclock, but every card I have runs above the listed boost, stock with air cooling.  I have a 1050Ti in a laptop that runs at 1709 MHz (specification 1392 MHz boost), a pair of GALAX 980 Ti HOFs that run at 1404 MHz (specification 1291 MHz boost), and a pair of Titan Xp's that run at 1822 MHz (specification 1582 MHz boost).

 

I'm sure I could use afterburner to squeeze out some better performance, but I don't see the point when everything is rock solid without any adjustments.

 

Can't say anything about the Radeon - I just don't have any experience with their products.

[LED_Guy]

Almost forgot about temps.

 

Laptop 1050Ti runs about 74 C

My 980Ti HOFs 73-75 C

and my Xp's 81-83 C

[SliceT]

4 hours ago, 4960X said:

If u can find an rx 580, i'd go with that because it is faster than the gtx 1060.

 

http://www.relaxedtech.com/reviews/amd/radeon-rx-580-rx-570/3

True, we can only hope with Asrock coming into the market, to bring the prices down a bit.

[ATR0C1OUS]

today at school we argued about it and i think i am going to get the asus 

 

Specs: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/6CZzYT 

 

i hope i don't get too much bottleneck

[Eduard the weeb]

12 minutes ago, ATR0C1OUS said:

today at school we argued about it and i think i am going to get the asus 

 

Specs: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/6CZzYT 

 

i hope i don't get too much bottleneck

Yeah you should be fine, the new Coffee lake I3 preforms similar to the old 7th and 6th gen core I5 so you should be good with either, but the Asus Graphics card overall is better in my opinion