What GPU should i buy? using a GTX 1060 and it's starting to suffer in games

What GPU should i buy? using a GTX 1060 and it's starting to suffer in games.

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Can't be answered without knowing resolution, desired framerate, budget and finally how retarded you are.

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just buy a titan, brah

2070 super if you got the shekels

Give us your budget and what you're aiming for.
But you're probably better off waiting until the 3000 series comes out, and then upgrading to a 3070.

yeah, if they are unoptimized pieces of shit
>great looking game 60fps constant
>shitty port 50fps

dont upgrade because of that, those games aren't worth your time or money

>he didn't post 3gb or 6gb
nevermind, you should upgrade that 3gb card user

2070 and anything above will keep you for a quite a few years.

Telling people to wait for the next batch is such a cop out answer.

So he waits until the next batch and then what? Buy the x080ti or wait until the next batch again?

I wouldn't be buying anything unless you 100% need it or you're cashed up. Prices have gone through the roof on computer parts due to all the coronavirus related problems.

>knowing resolution
1080p 144hz, 100+, $800-900, no.

The next batch is coming out within 6 months, that's why I'm telling him to wait, retardo. Imagine buying a GPU when something is literally around the corner?

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GeForce RTX 3080 Ti is 40% faster than RTX 2080 Ti

5700.

There is always something coming and Nvidia sure as fuck aren't going to lower prices.

You'd be retarded to believe that.

the next batch is too close
even if you're going to buy a 2000 series it's still better to wait to pay less, should be out in ~6 months

and what are the games you're struggling to run? my 2014 GTX980 is doing fine

>There is always something coming and Nvidia sure as fuck aren't going to lower prices.
you think Nvidia controls the end of supply chain retail prices?
yeah, I'm thinking your
>no.
is actually a huge
>YESSSS

hey OP, what are some games that your GPU is struggling to run?

>you think Nvidia controls the end of supply chain retail prices?
Nvidia have bee increasing prices for every generation since kepler to maxwell and you magically think they are going to reduce it? Not only do they set a pricing floor to their suppliers ('cuz Nvidia want to keep that 60% margin) people will pay 1200 burger bux for a 2080ti so they'll creep the price up again. The Titan Z was a warning plebs like you didn't understand.

any shot AyyMD will step up their GPU game anytime soon?

Did you know products other than the halo one exist user?

2080 super

with a 1060 you were always suffering, you just were used to it

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Imagine if user bought the 3gb version - that card is double gimped.

8800GTX.
Paired with my q6600 @ 3.2 it gets me a locked 60fps at 1050 on every game I play.

Why would someone do that, go on the internet and tell lies?

I got a vega 56 and I'm very happy with it, but everyone seems to insult me for it and call it a meme card.

You can get integrated graphics that are better than 8800GTX.

I just got a 2070 super and really happy with it. Playing everything at 1440p 144hz max settings.

what cpu?

what games are you anons playing that require such beefy cards?

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It's not a lie though? I get a rock solid 60 at all times in Oblivion, CoH, Blood Money, DMMM, Civ IV, AoE, SWAT 4, fucking every single game I play.

any game from the past 5 years, most are so badly optimized that you have no other choice.

3600. Don’t fall the the intel meme. 3600 won’t bottle neck a 2070 super.

If you're into wireframes maybe

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REmake 2 for me
Need to get 120 fps to knife birkin easier
Don't want to skimp on grafix

Max settings bro. Everything on max.

i have a gtx 1660 it is great

Thanks, i have a 3400G and was looking to upgrade. Unsure of what move to make but I think I will go with your recommendations.

I literally just built a new system. Went with 2070 super, 3600 and some meme rgb Corsair 16gig ram because it was cheap. If you can get a decent 2k 144hz monitor you are in for a good time!

theres no games right know worth for upgrade, RTX are soon to become obsolete and dont let AyyyMDrones shill their shitty gpu's. wait until 3000 series

3400g is good enough to pair with anything 1080p focused bro. So like 5600xt/1660ti and shit

>CoH

I used to get over 100 FPS with my 9800 GTX, but they did some kind of update and it dips below 60.

>just wait!

Literally fuck off

The 1060 6gb is still a pretty capable card to be honest, especially if you only do 1080/60
But definitely time to upgrade at this point

I'm on 1060 too and waiting for the next batch of GPUs. The update doesn't seem worthwhile at this moment if more powerful cards are going to release in a few months at the same price points as current gen.

Pretty guild choice, but I hope you chose 3200mhz ram for that cpu

>bought a 2080s yesterday so I can finally fucking play at 1440p 144hz
>forgot about CPU bottlenecking
>tfw i7 6700k

a-am i gonna be alright bros??

I just want 80 and above fps at decent graphics and 2k.
This setup is pretty adequate for it

Nothing, just wait until next gen consoles, they'll knock some sense into Nvidia and AMD when they realise that their midrange cards cost as much as an entire console that outperforms them with an entire 1TB SSD, RAM, CPU, etc. all within.
Hopefully by then we'll go back to the prices we had back in the 600 series (NV) and 200 series (AMD) days.

You definitely should upgrade your CPU if you bothered with a 2080, especially considering some engines/games (such as cryengine) are pretty CPU heavy. I had a 2070 for a while with a 4770k, and after upgrading to a ryzen 5 3600 games run very noticeably better. In some cases the difference is huge, KC:D earlier ran at around 60 on low, and now it runs around 60 on very high, and around 100 at medium

oh, this is at 2k btw
but honestly you should google this shit, i don't really know what im talking about just telling my experience

my 970 is still running everything fine 60fps 1080p

No, your CPU will bottleneck your GPU at that framerate. You're not going to get 144hz 1440p in almost any AAA game to begin with though, you might achieve those results with a mix of medium and high on some games but that's for another 2-3 years.

Consoles are running modified mobile/laptop GPUs, they're in a completely different ballpark.

>Hopefully by then we'll go back to the prices we had
Not happening. You want the jews to drop prices?

>JUST CONSOOOM
fuck off shill

Get a 2070
Don't get AMD shit. I made the mistake of getting a 5700 XT and have really regretted it lately

What they're running is irrelevant, what matters is how powerful they are. If your only argument for a card that performs the same while costing 3 times as much is that "It's bigger and draws more power", well that's a piss poor argument as that's a negative.
Of course, we don't have exact performance metrics right now but they seem to be in the ballpark of the 2070 Super or regular 2080 for the Xbox at least. The gaming desktop market has had ridiculous prices due to the lack of competition, it was either pay ridiculous prices or play on dated hardware which couldn't even achieve 1080p 30FPS but that's going to change now.

for 1080p? upgraded to 2060 super from 1060 6gb pretty good difference. 2070 super is borderline overkill if you feel like spending that much on a gpu

Sure did. Make sure to unlock it in the bios too.

None. Wait for the RTX 3080 series. Currently you'll be hard pressed to even find 1080 / Ti anymore, and 2080 costs a fucking ton. None of the cards are able to run 4k properly anyway. We're literally right below the threshold for when:
a) 4k will finally be playable at 80+ FPS with maxed details, and
b) the huge price rise will finally come down.

At the moment, you're looking at 1200 - 1500 eur for 2080 / Ti cards. The new model will be more affordable in production costs, plus mass corona unemployment will result in such a massive decrease in buying power across the globe, so if you just wait for ~4-6 months, you'll be getting a 30-40% improvement on GPU at the same or lower price than current cards.

it's just dumb niglets taht can't lower resolution and useless GPU hogging effects a bit.

>a) 4k will finally be playable at 80+ FPS with maxed details, and
Ah yes the classic Yas Forums retardation that does not understand anything about graphical settings and their relationship with resolution.

So what laptop do you have user?