Threadripper 1950x + ?

[btng]

I have a Threadripper 1950x. What GPU should I pair that with?

 

I do mostly heavy work on multiple monitors (3D, video editing, photo editing, trading). I might play some game occasionally and want it to be VR ready. I am not looking for a GPU that is blinking like a disco.

 

My budget for the GPU is up to $1300.

 

Any ideas of what to pick?

[Guest]

Titan xp because why not?

Can't get a vr ready quadro for 1300, so titan xp is as close to a work/vr card you can get

[Ausfernando]

7 minutes ago, btng said:

I have a Threadripper 1950x. What GPU should I pair that with?

 

I do mostly heavy work on multiple monitors (3D, video editing, photo editing, trading). I might play some game occasionally and want it to be VR ready. I am not looking for a GPU that is blinking like a disco.

 

My budget for the GPU is up to $1300.

 

Any ideas of what to pick?

Get a Quadro card or a Vega 64

[Hugs12343]

I just wanna say that if you have a 1950x, you should know some stuff about computers. You should know what graphics card to get.

 

Get a titan V

[RollinLower]

Vega 64 seems like a good choice for the professional workloads you're doing, tough a Titan Xp would deliver better gaming and VR experiences.

 

@Hugs12343 what about his budget tough?

[racer243l]

Titan Xp? 1080Ti?

[Guest]

9 minutes ago, Hugs12343 said:

Get a titan V

 

42 minutes ago, Ausfernando said:

Get a Quadro card

Didn't you look at his/her budget?

S/he said max 1300$.

Titan V is 3000, and a vr ready quadro is 4000-6000. His/her only real choices are a Vega 64 or a Titan Xp. Either of them are fine, but depending on his/her programs one might be better.

[Hugs12343]

Just now, Some Random Member said:

 

Didn't you look at his/her budget?

S/he said max 1300$.

Titan V is 3000, and a vr ready quadro is 4000-6000. His/her only real choices are a Vega 64 or a Titan Xp. Either of them are fine, but depending on his/her programs one might be better.

Ahh didn't see that.

[Guest]

Just now, valdyrgramr said:

If 1300, I'm assuming USD is your currency, then 1080ti and Vega 64 are the only two you can really afford.

Titan xp is better for work programs than a 1080ti and costs about the same.

[Guest]

Just now, valdyrgramr said:

It's 100 bucks over their budget.

1200$ on Nvidia store.

[btng]

1 hour ago, Some Random Member said:

 

Didn't you look at his/her budget?

S/he said max 1300$.

Titan V is 3000, and a vr ready quadro is 4000-6000. His/her only real choices are a Vega 64 or a Titan Xp. Either of them are fine, but depending on his/her programs one might be better.

Thanks for your input. The Nvidia Titan XP seem to be about $1500 and not in stock anywhere in my country. Vega 64 seems quite cheap (~$900). How is Vega 64 compared to any ramdom GTX 1080 ti?

[btng]

I don't mind paying a bit less than $1300 if the value still is good.

[Guest]

29 minutes ago, btng said:

Thanks for your input. The Nvidia Titan XP seem to be about $1500 and not in stock anywhere in my country. Vega 64 seems quite cheap (~$900). How is Vega 64 compared to any ramdom GTX 1080 ti?

Vega 64 is a good option in your workflow. A little less fps in games, but better in some work applications. Both the 64 and 1080ti crush vr applications, so no worries in there

[btng]

Is there any disadvantage in having an AMD CPU, with an NVIDIA GPU?

[QuantumBit]

2 minutes ago, btng said:

Is there any disadvantage in having an AMD CPU, with an NVIDIA GPU?

No.

[btng]

What about the Quadro P4000? Is that a good idea or not compared to the Vega64 or TitanXP?