Old card vs new for size comparison.
After shot. Would look much better if I had a modular PSU.
After shot. Would look much better if I had a modular PSU.
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Recent games don't require 8GB of GPU RAM.
It's not hard. Research! Research! Research!
What is your price range for the build?
I will get a bigger case eventually its not in the budget currently. New card generates some heat. I may have to evaluate my fan placement.You need a bigger case my friend. Both of us need to work on cable management. lol
No need to worry about space in mine
23-26C -> idleWhat are the temps of that card at idle?
Mine is usually 30 celsius when browsing internet and around 70 when gaming. I always crank the fan speed to 100%.
What program are you using to get the GPU temp. I have one for the CPU but thats it. CPU runs about17-23 C at idle. 38 C under full load.What are the temps of that card at idle?
Mine is usually 30 celsius when browsing internet and around 70 when gaming. I always crank the fan speed to 100%.
What program are you using to get the GPU temp. I have one for the CPU but thats it. CPU runs about17-23 C at idle. 38 C under full load.
23-26C -> idle
60-65C -> gaming (of course rocket league it doesn't go above 35-40C[emoji14])
That's how i felt when i started looking for my gaming rig. But after a few weeks i figured it out.That's what I'm doing now. My heads starting to swim a bit with all the research. I would like to stay around 1,000 max $1,500. I want something serious enough to handle multiple 3D drawings and renderings but I haven't been a real gamer in years.
What program are you using to get the GPU temp. I have one for the CPU but thats it. CPU runs about17-23 C at idle. 38 C under full load.
My old 1998 computer could gandle that game.
That's great. You should buy it and play with me
Still waiting to see if Battlefield 5 is going to be about WWII
pcpartpicker.com is good for comparing prices and you can only see recent builds that were done by people. It shows what parts they used and how much they paid.