Soldato
That's a whole new can of worms!
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A £350-400 upgrade from a GTX1070
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That's a whole new can of worms!
Soldato
tldr: no
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Maybe the amd card is worth considering then..
Had nvidia for my last 2 upgrades so bit sceptical.
I assume both support HDR and Oculus rift (just got one so that's important
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Had nvidia for my last 2 upgrades so bit sceptical.
I assume both support HDR and Oculus rift (just got one so that's important
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Soldato
Maybe the amd card is worth considering then..
Had nvidia for my last 2 upgrades so bit sceptical.
I assume both support HDR and Oculus rift (just got one so that's important
I don't own a RT card, and believe that the next generation of cards will be able to utilise it better, but I'm damn sure that if buying now, I would get one that at least gives me a taste of it.
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To be honest, there’s nothing really in that price bracket worth buying over 1070.
bit since your work is paying for it, a 2060 or 5600xt
bit since your work is paying for it, a 2060 or 5600xt
Why is your work paying for your hand-me-downs like an overclocked cpu from nearly 10 years ago? Seems a bit mickey-mouse to me but appreciate for a small business it might be a risk worth taking, I've never worked anywhere that would even countenance such an idea.
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Was just a thought really. Tbh its sounding like theres not much point in changing from a 1070 right now.
Just need a fairly basic system to run this one program, so pretty sure this would have fit the bill rather than spending more etc.
Weighing up the options, will look in to a complete system for there too
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Agreed (my dad is the employer, so bit different)I've just got to come up with something that runs this program well. I just thought utilising stuff I have, supplying my monitor etc too would be cheaper than buying a new system altogether but tbh there wont be much in it
But looking at how it's not really worth doing at the moment, will probably end up just getting a laptop for there that's suitable instead