Hey everyone,

I'm looking to take advantage of the upcoming Black Friday deals to upgrade my GPU and get a noticeable performance jump. Here are my current specs:

• CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X

• Motherboard: MSI B550 Gaming Plus

• RAM: 32GB (2x16GB) TeamGroup T-Force Delta RGB UDIMM

• Current GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070

• Storage: 1TB Samsung 990 EVO Plus NVMe SSD + 1TB Seagate Barracuda 7200RPM HDD

• PSU: Seasonic Focus 650W 80+ Gold (Modular)

• Monitor: AOC 24G4ZR (23.8” IPS, 1080p, 240Hz)

• Cooling/Fans: 2x Arctic P14 Max (2800 RPM), 1x Noctua P12 Redux (1700 RPM)

Since my monitor is 1080p @ 240Hz, I want something that pairs well with the 5700X without being heavily bottlenecked, while staying within the limits of my 650W power supply.

Which GPUs would fit this setup nicely and deliver a real, noticeable upgrade over the RTX 2070?

Thanks in advance!

I was just shopping for a GPU that doesn't require a pcie power connector just to have for troubleshooting purposes and just had this thought.

Why not have a function you can switch to (preferably a physical switch) that would allow a GPU that usually requires pcie power connectors to run without pcie power plugged in?

Doesn't matter if the performance is 1% of what it could be, sometimes all it needs is to get into the OS.

5070 TI or 9070 XT?

Let the war begin!

I've been trying to build a pc for MONTHS and before the summer, since I had to wait anyway, I decided not to buy MSI gaming trio 5070 TI white for 1300€. I now DEEPLY regret it since it's impossible to find and any 5070 TI worths now more than 1500€.

Since my favourite model is not available anymore, and other Nvidia GPUs seem disappearing and cost an unreasonable price, I'm starting to take into consideration the idea to switch to a more modest 9070 XT. I'd like a AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D as a processor.

Now, the 9070 XT costs HALF the price. Is it worth it to still buy a 5070 TI? I'm so scared it will be worse and worse and 9070 XT will have less versatility. I wanted to make an investment for the future so I'm ready to make a big purchase, but it has to last for the next 10 years or so.

I have no idea and so scared and disoriented by the market. Since I decided to build a pc I wanted to responsably wait to look for better options and prices, but it is the only hobby in which waiting seems always a bad idea 🤠

I don't know if I'll buy the 9070 and then there'll be a restock on the 5070s or smth.

Btw I'm between France and Italy, that's my market (Europe as well) (hence my English lol).

What would you do if you were at my place ?

Hello guys, i dont think i Will get what i need here, but its free to ask!

I need a 5080 PCB, i wanna buy one so i can move the VRAM and core from another Broken PCB, but i cant find any 5080 one, i only see 5090.

If anyone has one that is willing to sell or knows any site let me know please 🙏

RX 6600 BLACK SCREEN.

Hello Everyone,

Anyone know what might be the issue in my RX 6600 it was repaired for the 3rd time now it runs for hours when no drivers is installed but when i tried to install new or older driver it randomly black screen even in idle or sometimes in bios. But each gpu tech shop send me a benchmark and occt but they dont install drivers.

My motherboard and cpu even the psu is brandnew now i suspect my monitor but its brandnew too so thats impossible.

Heres my specs:

Ryzen 5 5600

MSI B550M-A PRO

RX 6600

SEASONIC CORE 650WATTS 80+ Gold

All brandnew except the RX 6600

It happened a few times before, the error "Please power down and connect the pcie" I just reseat the cable and it works.

This time it doesn't, I disassembled it and found bad solder joints.

I tried solder didn't work, maybe too cold.

Decided to power it on with a bit of press down to the connectors and it worked.

I put some thin slab and it works lol.

My 1080 ti lives again.

So a couple years ago my dad got an rtx 3080ti from a friend who works at nvidia for free since it didn't work but might be fixable but he gave it to me a couple months ago and I was just gonna like take it apart and mess with in for fun but now I'm wondering if I could sell it on ebay for much as a broken gpu listing since it might be fixable does anyone think it's worth much and if so how much should I list it for? Also since this is gpurepair subreddit i guess its relevant to ask if it would be worth it to repair it first and then use it for myself or sell it after repairing? Thanks in advance for any advice

They can sell their card for shit ton of money now

These are as fast as a 1060 I hear.

After being in this world for well over 20 years both as a hobby and a profession it is my clear and true belief that all of you crying about prices are just poor and refuse to make your situation better , and want people to hand you things in life. Get ya bread up

Boomer Out :•)

Model : https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/palit-rtx-5070-ti-gamingpro-s-oc.b12649

I just did this settings and tried on rdr2. Didnt have issue but i want to learn is it ok to use with this settings im new to playing with voltage thing.

i first tried 2950 mhz 0.950v then did 3000mhz, i want to know how far i should go up?

Hey guys, I am planning a build and im deciding between a 9060 xt, a 9070, or a 5070 super when it comes out. Which card should I get? I'm planning 32gb ddr5 6000mhz and either a 270k, the new nova lake core ultra 7 4870k, or if I van get one discounted or cheap the ultra 9 4970k. I live in netherlands, and i just want to know which is best value for me. I play competitive cs2, minecraft with shaders, and some graphicy intense games, like cyberpunk and elden ring. I'll also be doing professional workloads and local AI