You should be able to find a 7900XTX closer to $800 if you look around and wait for a sale (and by "wait" I mean a week or two, not months). Make sure you have a very high end PSU regardless of your choice, AMD or Nvidia, as the current high end cards have some wild brief power spikes that play...
Lol. Lmao.
Literally read an article like 3 days ago that they may have cracked the burn in problem entirely with a new process, which will also let them run higher brightness. So... Very wrong.
Forget build guides - drop difficulty if you need to, play how you want. It's taken me almost 40 years to give myself "permission" to play on easy when I don't want the stress. The story is strong over all, worth going through just to see, and there are some very powerful moments, both front and...
The heat loads of modern processors are several times higher than the old T-Birds and such that were most popular at the height of phase change popularity. I came to it late, Q6600 era, and single stage units already couldn't keep up unless very carefully and expertly tuned.
I went full batshit...
Either VRAM or PSU, possibly but unlikely both.
I had an 850w that couldn't handle the XTX. No (noticable) artifacts, just crashes to desktop, usually with a driver time out. A new 1kw Silverstone fixed that, but I think it's insane that was necessary.
Hmm...
My secondary system could use an upgrade, the RTX 2080 is getting a little long in the tooth. Tempted, it would let me go all AMD in both PCs. It's that or Intel ARC, likely. Now that Nvidia is an "AI" company first and foremost they won't get any more money from me.
If they don't, not that big a deal, assuming you're running a recent AMD card or Linux. The same guy that wrote the iVRy driver for the original PSVR is releasing a PSRV2 version soon. GeForce Windows drivers don't support the needed video mode. Also have to have an onboard USB- C(like on the...
Anyone with the Sony 42" A90K OLED have tips or tricks for using it as a monitor? It seems to behave much better connected to the 7900 XTX than the RTX 2080... occasionally does this weird thing where I tell it to run 4K@120Hz and it runs 1080p for some reason. Also not thrilled with the...
I will look through and see what I have, having just moved to Michigan from Florida there's a lot I'm not going to have much use for going forward, or at very least need significantly less of.
I've had tons of them at this point.
Astro C40 - good feel in hand, second only to the Elite Series 2, but horrible reliability. Bought 2 replacement joystick modules at $20 a piece plus shipping before I took the thing apart completely, put the pieces in its included carrying case, and...
I paid $800ish USD for the 7900 XTX and I'd say that's about what it or the 4080 are worth, new. As for what you'll find them for... Canadian pricing is so different it's hard to say.
I mean, this is all with a fresh install of Windows 11 Pro when I got the card, so it's not a case of leftovers causing issues if that's what you're implying.
Like I said, some everything seems to work well for, others like me there's just something about my setup (though it's fairly basic)...
I miss the FT-02, Lian Li PC2000, and all the other giant ridiculous cases...
Makes me wish I could swing for the Streacom SG10, it has a similar feel somehow.
I went from an RTX 2080 to a 7900XTX and it's been a complete shit show. Tons of driver crashes that proved to be caused by Win 11 insider changes (but Nvidia is fine) and a PSU that should have been more than enough.
I paid $800-ish after getting a partial refund because I never got the...
If you care about raytracing get the 4080, or ideally save up for a 4090. If you don't really care about raytracing and plan to keep the card more than a couple years, the 7900XTX. I have had a lot more problems with AMD drivers than I have with Nvidia's in the past, but experiences vary.
Got the one I ordered. Not bad for the price, but nothing special in today's market. My girlfriend has a non-compact board for flight sims and stuff, so she's happy.