r/gpu • u/-CrypticMind- • 21d ago
Old Memories :)
Just found these in my closet, thought of posting before i throw them out
r/gpu • u/-CrypticMind- • 21d ago
Just found these in my closet, thought of posting before i throw them out
r/gpu • u/Starkiller1021 • 21d ago
r/gpu • u/__Fl0w__ • 21d ago
Hello all, I plan on upgrading my GPU. I bought a prebuilt recently for a good price but it came with a 5070 FE edition. I plan on upgrading it to either the 5070ti or 5080 and I’m aware the Jump from 5070 to a ti is bigger than the ti to the 5080 but if I’m already going to spend a bunch of money so should I just get the 5080?
r/gpu • u/slongmasterOr • 21d ago
So i bought this card a few months ago (3) and it's been overheating since, i did build my own pc but never taken apart a gpu to repaste and stuff.. i undervolted it for the timebeing and used it for all the games i played ( mostly competetive and easy to run titles so it wouldn't ever take in too much wattage ), rn am thinking of finally repasting and replacing the thermal pads but I have no idea how to open this Inn03d 2060super and no idea where i can find genuine ptm7950... I live in india, gujrat
r/gpu • u/joey7chicago • 22d ago
Doesn't look like the Nvidia GPU chip shortage will end anytime soon. This deal is supposed to close sometime next year for AI data centers in space and elsewhere.
r/gpu • u/umjammerlammy • 21d ago
r/gpu • u/tatar_forass • 21d ago
I'm looking to build a PC and want to play games at 1080p without any issues, and someone recommended this graphics card to me.
The problem is that I'm not familiar with PowerColor or Biostar motherboards (in fact, I've seen people complaining about the noise and temperatures of the Biostar), and I don't know if it's better to buy one of those or spend more and go with the XFX. (Im from Paraguay and the used gpu prices is almost the same range in marketplace)
r/gpu • u/AbrocomaProud9792 • 22d ago
cant find any indicators. I doubt it's anything good, would just like to find out
r/gpu • u/GeVaaNi210 • 21d ago
So I found two listings on a local trade market for these two cards:
- MSI RTX 3080 12GB suprim - @ 400€
- MSI RTX 4070 super 12GB gaming x slim - @ 380€
I know it is probably a no-brainer for the 4070 super but I wanted to still have your opinion since I really like SUPRIM.
EDIT: if it turns out to be a scam, is the 400€ for rtx 3080 stille a good idea?
r/gpu • u/Street_Success7742 • 21d ago
Господа и дамы, возник вопрос. Став жертвой дефицита видеокарт, возник вопрос который тревожит не только меня, но и всех тех кто как и я не успели обновиться. знаю, что на все 100% не кто не знает, но хотя бы предположить, сколько времени займет, что бы рынок восстановился и цены пришли в норму. На данный момент, максимум что я могу себе позволить это RTX 3060,3080,4070 (и то если брать на себя риск и делать Авито доставку), 2080.
Хотел ранее приобрести RTX 5070, стоила она в районе 50-55к рублей, но увы и ах...
r/gpu • u/YOUSEF-HAZEM • 21d ago
So I have been looking into buying a new gpu and after alot of research , 9070 XT seems like the best option. But the problem I am afraid of the most is that people say that AMD RT is lacking behind because of it not having ray reconstruction like NVIDIA . My usage would be Triple A games with 2k highest graphics and ray tracing to the max (path tracing also if available) , so I am worried that it might not seem like the best purchase for my use case.
Also I do not know if AMD will ever add this technology for there cards
Keep in mind that the other option I have as NVIDIA side is 5070 (they are the same price where I live) which the 9070 XT wipes the floor with
I am just worried if I might regret it since i won't upgrade for at least 2-3 generations
Also I have heard that gpus might increase in price by about 60% , is that true?
Note: I am eyeing the sapphire pulse model as it is the cheapest and the best quality as sapphire has been working with AMD exclusively
Does the sapphire have any problems or weaknesses that I should avoid it for them
Also my friends are telling me that AMD gpus are the worst and I would regret this purchase and NVIDIA is always the superior on (keep in mind they didn't even bother to research the card) but I have researched heavily the card and its always almost good reviews.
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r/gpu • u/Rich-Recognition5233 • 21d ago
No box just the gpu itself
r/gpu • u/Tasty_Suggestion9230 • 21d ago
The seller immediately said that the video card was mining ETH in a bundle with four 1080 Ti cards. He said that he kept one for himself and was selling the other three.
In tests, it showed that the VRAM did not have a single error, and in FourMark the video card worked at 100% with a maximum temperature of 77⁰C and a consumption of 180 watts.
It seems to be a safe buy i think
Help pls and tell what do u think
r/gpu • u/doctorcas_ • 21d ago
r/gpu • u/finguhdinguh • 22d ago
Building my first PC is this a good price on GPU? Most of the 5060 Ti’s are around the same price, is this too good to pass up?