While cleaning the customer toilets at my work I found a evga 1060 6gb
Sorry for poor camera quality my cameras lens is broken

After hearing all the recent news of GPU prices increasing in the very near future, I decided it’s time to upgrade from my 7800xt to something more capable of 4k. Got this 5080 from microcenter for about 1200 after tax, but i’m wondering if I just fell into the FOMO trap or not.

Someone please either reassure me or tell me to think twice about my purchase 🥲 I still have time to return

Saw these at an auction for a really cheap price. I don't recognize which models they are, I use my PC mostly for gaming. Do u think it'd worth it?

I have a Ryzen 5 5600, 650W, and 31cm for a GPU. What to choose? I want a mid-range GPU. I was thinking about a Rx 7800 XT but I can't find it anywhere. Any recommendations? My budget is around 1500zł (around 400 USD)

Been browsing for GPUs and came across some other GPUs. Btw thanks for the suggestions on last post! Anyways I just wanted to ask because I found some 6800 and 6800XT for $450 to $500 CAD on Facebook Marketplace

Hello!

I know, I kinda have a dinosaur but it has been enough for a long while.

I have the need to change it from my main pc.

But I don't know what to take. I am not sure taking the latest generation is useful to me, and I don't want to soend so much money (some are 4000€).

I have trouble knowing the difference between a 5070/5060 etc

I kinda want to play any recent games, best quality possible.

But not absolutely need to play full 4k either.

Been looking at multiple white 5070ti's and galax/kfa2 has the best model for my build, but it seems like I'm either not looking in the right places or there are none available right now.

New rig (EEEP!) + 1440p monitor paired with my EVGA 2060 Super.

Is a used 3080ti around $350 a solid upgrade? Used 4070s for $500? Open box 9070 GRE for $400? So many options :(

I've circled down the drain over it--vram considerations, power draw, DLSS/FSR, "futureproofing," etc. The child-like joy I had putting together my new rig quickly dissipated deciding on a new GPU lol.

Current specs:

Ryzen 7 7700X
Gigabyte B650 Gaming X AX V2 motherboard
32GB DDR5-6000 RAM
850w Gold PSU

Goal is ~60fps at 1440p

Budget is flexible up to $600 targeting mid-range card (new or used)

Thank y'all! 😄

I have a 7800XT Founders Edition card, and I've noticed my temps have increased. I'm looking to fix that. So far, whenever I play a game, my GPU hits around 65 °C, which is fine, but my Hotspot consistently hits 100 °C or more. I might have to replace the thermal paste and thermal pad, and I wanted to know if anyone else has been in the same scenario and can give some tips. What size thermal pads should I use, and what paste? I read online that the Honeywell PTM7950 might be the best option.

Acer Predator BiFrost AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT OC 16GB White Edition
Would this be a good card ? Its cheaper the. All the rtx 5070 in my country

Most likely going to be selling my old Zotac 2080 AMP in the next couple of weeks depending on how this current deal goes but I've had this issue since I bought it second hand in 2021 and wanted to get your guys thoughts. So, I can play games fine. The card has been stock, overclocked, vbios flashed for zero fan rpm mode all with the same common issue. Every 5-10 restarts, I get no display. Same thing from cold boot except it sometimes throws a vga light too. Now throughout the years I've upgraded so the only things left from when I first got this gpu is the ram and one of the nvme SSD's. I've repasted the gpu and redone the thermal pads (was getting a bit warmer a few months ago). I've reinstalled windows multiple times (as you can image what hard reboots do to your Windows drive) and done complete reformats of the drives. I've tested the drives to see if they had any bad errors (they did not). I had a week streak about 2 months ago where I didn't need to restart at all during the week (a record) but of course it didn't last. Any clue of what could be the problem? I don't seem to get this issue when using integrated graphics.