im seriously wondering if my RX480 is underperforming. its been having trouble in some modern games, but I figured its just a midrange card. but then i load up the Division 2 beta after seeing people say its well optimized, and videos on youtube of people with the same CPU as me and RX570s and 580s getting 70-80fps on High preset, and im struggling to stay above 40 on Medium settings with eye candy turned off. GPU benches as expected in synthetic tests but not in games
Seriously, this is such a lame duck release it's insane. No where worth the money.
This usually wouldn't make up 30 frames, but have you tried increasing the power limit?
It's also an MP game right? So generally speaking I've never found MP games to have accurate benches. CPU also makes a massive difference there.
Knock out half the VRAM and it would be a competitive 1440p card as it would lower the price. 16GB VRAM is just massively overkill.
Ive been wanting to build my own pc for a while but wanna keep it to around 600$ with the ability to upgrade easily. Ive pieced this together
Got the 2080 Black from EVGA for $700. Free shipping and no tax. **** yeah .
www.reddit.com/r/buildapcsales/Ive been wanting to build my own pc for a while but wanna keep it to around 600$ with the ability to upgrade easily. Ive pieced this together
It looks good to me but would anyone mind taking a look to see what should be upgraded now and if anything should be switched
Gonna plug my GPU into his PC at some point and see if anything changes
So got my rx580 installed... managed to kill two of my 4 ram chips in the process somehow >< (was a 4x4 set of ddr3, so now I'm at 2x4 :/)
At least it looks like I can get some 2x8 chips for ~100 bucks so I can get back to 16 (it'd be bad to do a 2x8 set plus the 2 4 chips right?)
Update on this. Plugged my 480 into my brother's PC and not only did it run really nice, it actually outperformed his 1060 in Division 2 by about 15-20fps and ran about the same or slightly better in most other games. Now yeah he does have a newer CPU than mine but the difference shouldn't be so great and it doesnt explain why my GPU is underperforming compared to videos than mine. I also checked power draw and it's the same on his PC as mine so it can't really be a PSU issue.
I'm really at a loss as to what to do. Hoping maybe a fresh install of Windows might help. Dunno how but, no idea what else the issue could be
They say that you shouldn't mix different types of RAM, but I've been doing that for over 20 years. If you buy two 8GB sticks, simply leave the 4GB sticks in there and you'll likely have 24GB total. If you want piece of mind, note how stable and fast everything is and maybe even run memory speed benchmark, then remove two 4GB sticks and see if there's any difference.
The only caveat there is that, unless you actually physically damaged the two sticks, the problem could be with the motherboard. Perhaps it's a little flaky and the RX580 draws so much power that you can't use all four RAM sockets anymore. I recently had that happen with a motherboard (though not because I added a GPU), where I was using all four RAM sockets and, then, suddenly, it wouldn't boot up unless I removed either stick pairs. If that's the case with yours, you won't be able to attain 24GB and will just have to leave the 4GB sticks out.
so the last windows update fried my internet. couldnt' connect till I rolled it back. I think what happened is it made the network card driver incompatible.
anyone else had this issue?
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Checking some recent prices here you can get slightly cheaper RAM that is on sale, $140 for the 1050 is not a good deal unless it is converting it to Canadian dollars on me?
Just recently there was a 1050ti for $99
Also a rx570 for $120 which is better than the 1050ti
Personally not a fan of spending more on your motherboard than on your cpu, if you want something upgradeable I would go with Ryzen pretty sure zen 2 will work on the am4 motherboards.
Currently there is a Ryzen 2600x on sale for $180
You can likely sell the game to someone for $20, if you are looking for the most efficient gaming pc for under $600 it may not be the best building block though.
Still changing things every day but this is the closest I think I've been to ordering parts...
System Builder - Core i9-9900K 3.6 GHz 8-Core, GeForce RTX 2080 8 GB GAMING X TRIO, H700 (Black) ATX Mid Tower - PCPartPicker
Hey guys. Does anybody have any suggestions on cheaper G Sync monitors? Unfortunately I dont really want to go over 350-400 bucks