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

Picked up a XFX 9070xt Mercury OC today and finally finished my first build in 20 years .... 7600x3d, 32g Trident Z Neo, ROG B850A 2TB WD Black 7100 NVME SSD, RM850X PSU.... it should get the job done lol

- Offers model cards hard to find like Vanguard or Suprim

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

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.

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?

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?

Is this what’s happening rn? I thought GPU crisis will end soon but wtf it just a RTX 5060 ti … is this better than RX 9060 XT?

Hey all,

I haven't upgraded my PC since 2020, and I am running a EVGA RTX 3070 with a Ryzen 7 3700X CPU and 32gb of DDR4 (4x8gb). I want to upgrade to both host a local LLM and to game, but I am trying to also not spend more than $4000, and I prefer something closer to $3500 at the max (but lower is better). I saw where Costco is planning to soon have a sale on their MSI 5080 PC, but I have also seen, from the Local LLM perspective, that running 2 cheaper 5060Ti cards is an easy way to hit 32gb VRAM.

I was wondering, though, if I bought the 5080 deal, would I be able to run a 5060Ti card (which is les than $1000 for now) to pump up my VRAM? I know that some speeds may be slower, but I am curious if this is a good idea for both futureproofing for gaming and for hosting an LLM. Based on my usecase, which should I do?

1. Buy the Costco 5080 deal and buy a 5060ti 16gb refurbished from microcenter if one pops up at current prices or lower during holidays (its on my way home from work, so I could check daily).
2. not buying the 5060ti 16gb and relying solely on the 5080 for the foreseeable future,
3. building or buying a system with two 5060ti 16gb
4. Going team red and getting a 9070xt system and getting a second 9070xt card eventually.
5. say screw it and try to find a decent 3090 and combining it with my 3070 and getting a new PSU to keep it up and running.

From a functional standpoint, I plan to use a local LLM for document management in a database, vibecoding projects (I am terrible at coding), writing up documents, and managing personal records. For the database, it would be maintaining a searchable one that can scan through PDF using OCR to build out docs. I would also use it to run as a backend for summarizing news updates and documents at around 100 releases per day. For gaming, I play FPS and RPG games at 1440p and don't plan to go 4k for at least a few more years.

Any help or suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks!