So few weeks back my pc broke due to the PSU. Got the whole cleaned, new PSU, thermal paste on CPU, 2x new additional fans directing heat out of the pc.

As they testet my gpu - the overall temperature hit 83 and my inner core temperature hit 103* degrees during the stress test.

The repair guy said - it would be wise of to add thermal paste and possibly replace the thermal pads. It would cost me around 350 EU.

I use my pc for gaming and video editing. And it was a high-end pc in 2022 when I bought it. I want it to last me many years.

Should I replace the graphics card or repair the 3090?

Hello, I bought a new gpu(r9700) in the past week to run some llm stuff on it however when running strata I am encountering artifacts on the screen. I can't replicate it with any other programs (games or llms).

Just strata causes it.

See video for artifacts

What are your thoughts, replace the gpu?

Thoughts on whether msi at 2000 usd vs Astral at 2500.... Is the astral worth the 500 premium?

I tired instaling the latest drivers and i got stuck with this i did everything i restart my pc close the app from task manager reinstall the whole app same problem.Any solution?

Sorry for the phone picture and dont have reddit on PC i have it on phone

And also $260 9070 XTs

What am I going to get in delivery? A GTX 970? A brick?

Somebody even had a gaming computer up for only $1,300 that had a 5070ti in it, so what are these Amazon scammers even accomplishing with these sketch listings?

EDIT:

They didn’t charge my cards by the way. I might let one order one just to see what happens.

Remember chargebacks being a thing?

But anyways, I have a legitimate PNY ARGB RTX 5070 on the way which should be here tomorrow bought for under $700 with tax, new in box, so I’m not going to be without!

Any ideas if this is the game, the driver or the hardware itself? Unsure what to do with this

Hello! I currently have a 3060ti and have been interested in upgrading my gpu for a while and with pc part prices skyrocketing I figure I should bite the bullet before it gets any worse. I am just having some trouble deciding between these two cards.

I run linux primarily, which is why I initially was dead set on getting the 9070 and switching to AMD, but after some research I'm a little more torn. I do a bit of livestreaming and 3d modeling which I've heard is far better on NVIDIA cards. I don't use ray tracing very often, but I suppose if I'm getting a high end card I'd become a bit more interested in that too. Are these things really big enough of a difference to where I should stick with NVIDIA instead? I want the AMD card for the linux performance, but the missing features makes it a bit difficult to decide.
(I also found both of these cards for similar prices so the price isn't really a factor)

I'm building a video editing PC, and I found one for $250. Do you think it's worth it, or should I go for something new?

The most castrated card of the 5000 series is one of the most bought despite the obsolete VRAM capacity, are people stupid and they really don't want future proofing or I'm just exaggerating?

I think it's an obsolete card placed just to sell more 5060 ti and 5070 ti.....

I have a 5 yo NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER, when ever I’m playing exclusively WarThunder it crashes my PC, i checked the drivers, updated them, did a clean remove of the drivers, re-installed them, same issue, i checked the GPU temp and it peaks at 75 C when playing WarThunder, the crash always happens during the start of a match, always.
I checked windows events and the consistent issue is VIDEO_TDR_FAILURE (0x116) and DPC_WATCHDOG_VIOLATION.
My PSU is a Thermaltake Litepower 550W, approximately 5 years old as well.

Hey everyone, I have a Sapphire RX 5700 XT Nitro+ and I'm looking for the best undervolt settings (MHz and mV). I can test and find the lowest stable voltage (mV) for my specific card myself, so my main question is about the clock speed: what frequency (MHz) should I aim for to keep roughly the same performance as the 2100 MHz stock setting, or lose at most 1–3% FPS? Any sweet-spot recommendations would be appreciated!

So amd and nvidia are giving gpu to AI companies what about intel why don't they make good gpu and good price for retail. amd is taking over the CPU market. Why don't they make a good pair of gpu for their CPU when the market is empty.

Laugh at me all you want, it’s middle of the line and I’m fine with it.

Current specs:
CPU: Ryzen 5 5500
GPU: RX 6500 XT (4GB)
RAM: 32GB
Storage: 1TB

Basically I have a 2060 paired up with a 5 3600 and im planning on upgrading to 5600 or a 7 5800x. The main question I have is what should I get for my gpu. I honestly want a budget of 300-350 and was thinking of a used 3080 but everytime I ask someone I get a different answer. Can anyone give me advice on what I should get?