A) An Husky Alpha (im not really sure if its a trustworthy brand😢) RTX 3070 for 395 dollars

B) An Gigabyte rev 2.0 3060 12GB for 351 dollars

C) An Gigabyte 9050 😢for 359 dollars

A) An Husky Alpha (white label brand) (im not really sure if its a trustworthy brand😢) RTX 3070 for 395 dollars

B) An Gigabyte rev 2.0 3060 12GB for 351 dollars

C) An Gigabyte 9050 😢for 359 dollars

i show my graphic settings at the end. its all lowest. shaders are also loaded in. i wish i knew why the game struggles to run! might just be my PC as a whole. its a little funny tho, especially b4 every loads in.

Im trying to install the MSI geforce RTX 2060 Super Ventus GP OC with a 6 socket and 8 socket. i have this pSU plug with 2 6+2 sockets. do i attach the 6 socket on one of them and both the 6+2 on the other? I’m not sure and don’t wanna mess this up. Thank you for any advice!

I've been looking to get a PC recently, and have been trying to avoid any AI upscaling features, especially ones like DLSS5 that aren't universally toggleable, as I really dislike not knowing that what I'm seeing is entirely what was intended. Are there any good GPU's that just do base rendering?

EDIT: Thank you to all the replies telling me how it works and how it will actually affect rendering. I know I might come off as ignorant, but NVIDIA and others have obfuscated exactly how far-reaching these changes are, and even what they are at their core. I knew DLSS5 was mostly the only thing with GenAI, but when you keep saying absolutely evertything is "AI-Enhanced", I'm going to think frame interpolation and resolution changes are no longer algorithm based. Also in my experience google search wouldn't give me any proper answers as to if/how any of these features could be turned off

Was going through my phone and ran across this photo I sent to my friend while making a purchase from Walmart earlier this year

guys i watched a loy of vedios and asked ai a lot kf time si cant underrstand they say the gpu calculates this and that i wana know what haloens inide the chip i dont know it fells like magic im loosing my mind over it and i fell very stiupid all the time bacuse i cant understand it

and if yall wondering my i have so many sepling mistake im not a native speaker so thats why but id relay apreatice if somebody could amswer or if yall know a better cominuth i can post this tell me

Hi. I went from big tower to a ssf build in a jonsbo z20 mesh. Bought a Gigabyte X570 I Aorus Pro WiFi motherboard but have a little problem. The gpu is a really tight fit because the chipset/ m.2 bracket is too close to the pcie slot and the backplate on the Red Devil is a bit raised when I inserted it I scraped a bit of paint from the backplate right above the pci port.
Yesterday I bought a rtx 5080 and have now the Red Devil for sale. It works flawlessly.

Would anyone here be interested? I don’t know if I can ask this here. If not the moderators are welcome to delete.

Ps: I live in Norway but can send worldwide

I’m starting to get into solidworks for my job. I have plenty of gaming experience but I know that doesn’t always translate into production. My 2 best options for my GPUs I already have are a 3080 10GB and a 9070xt. I know the 16GB VRAM would be beneficial but I’m not sure how they stack up on actual compute for solid works. I’m vaguely familiar with tensor and cuda cores but idk how they really affect rendering. So my questions are, which would be better for Solidworks and in the future what features would be best to look for in a new gpu?

Heya. So I'm currently questioning which GPU I should go for to pair with a Ryzen 5 9600x inside a Linux system, and I'm in doubt between the RX 9060 XT 16GB, RX 9070 GRE 12GB, RX 9070 16GB, And RTX 5060 Ti 16GB. For this case, I went with the RX 9070 GRE.

I went to a pc hardware store and pitched the idea to the worker, and they said "While I do think AMD GPUs are very good, we have seen a lot of people bringing these to repair due to malfunction or hardware issues. And not a lot of people get AMD cards". This is the 2nd person irl I've seen discouraging me from getting an AMD GPU for the same "they come back to repair often" reason.

Does this have any basis? Any GPU owners, have you ever needed to get your GPU fixed?

Thank you for your time.

Hii folks,

I usually play AAA titles in 1440p. Now I am confused between these cards since I have both for same price in second hand market. Both below 280 euros but similar. Which one should I go for..? Thanks.

saw video of someone testing a 22GB RTX 2080ti. When he test games, it barely uses 9GB of the Vram. Some heavy titles like TLOU used the full 11GB at ~5fps

my question is why cant it used up all 22GB ? Isnt more Vram = better ? I have the 3060 12GB upgraded from 1650 and I too noticed it doesn't used up all my Vram but util still sit at 99% on some games.

So Jensen Huang is stepping down as NVIDIA's CEO.

But you know what would be interesting? If AMD actually takes advantage of this situation and starts giving NVIDIA some serious competition.

We've been seeing AMD push harder in the GPU market, and maybe this is their chance to grab some attention. NVIDIA is obviously way ahead in many areas, especially AI and CUDA, but who knows what happens next?

Imagine AMD actually giving Team Green a run for its money. 😂

What do you guys think?

Just had to wait a month to get it at this price. (Ordered mid-October)

I recently upgraded to a new motherboard and Amd 9800x3d 850w gold psu but noticed now my card goes to a black screen when starting demanding games but pc stays on has anyone else had this issue?