Recent content by @man_daddio

When did colorful start making Nvidia gous? I thought in the past they only did Radeon GPUs. Maybe I'm mistaken. People need cheaper lower end gpus no matter what they are. That market has been most neglected. Yeah, yeah AMD has been selling old GPUs cheap. Big deal. Nothing new. People would...

Dlss 2 is just fine. Remember with each generation the lower you go down the stack the less performance you're getting. It probably makes sense to keep making a 3060 TI because it performs so well. It gets close to the 2080 Ti which is a great card. If they didn't change the bus speed then it...

You have a good point but it's kind of irrelevant if you would like to upgrade a GPU that has RT and other features the RTX cards have. People either want the RTX features or they don't. At least that's a logical way to look at it. But AMD has not had a great history in the drivers...

Yeah the 2080s is for high fps 1440p gaming and a comfortable 4k entry experience. The 2080ti is for 4k high fps and super high fps 1440p. I never usually look at price per performance when it comes to buying a video card. I buy based on the performance that I need for each of my computer's...

So people were telling me the 5760 was beating the RTX 27 super. Yeah 1080p sometimes. How is that even relevant at that price point? And who knows why it does very good in just a few of the games? Maybe the CPU is doing more work who knows. at 1440p and 4K and see where the difference is. And...

Well the Nvidia cards were fine. Sorry they had to cut corners with AMD to probably be able to make money. I don't know.

You act like the board partners didn't know Navi was coming. So I'm not sure what you're thinking about. From the cries on social media people buy AMD because they're cheaper. Going out and buying a cooler for yourself to put on just defeats the whole purpose of not buying Nvidia. Since Nvidia...

I like the retro look yet beefiness of the card. Wish 3rd party sellers made custom themes/styles more often. RTX rules.

I don't think the price difference is much so I would go with the 6 GB version. I have a GTX 1060 and have even had it OC'd 200mhz or more stable with EVGA and Asus apps.

Well first of all the card is not crap. Second, I'm far from being in the 1% but I decided I wanted to put out for a top card this time around which is my first. I'm glad that I waited this long to do so because at least I know this card will do the job I needed to do for quite some time. And...

I don't think that the RTX series cards are high-priced. If it was just a pascal refresh then I would be a little upset but Nvidia decided they wanted to pack more into their cards, add DDR 6, and also make them more powerful which they are. And just because something is high-priced doesn't make...

I agree. There is always going to be a failure rate to any electronic item. Nvidia always stands by their products so they're not going to give you a hard time to anyone who has to RMA a product because they're not happy with it or it's not working properly. If Nvidia was like Apple denying they...

FYI: the 1080ti is not so cheap anymore for the third party versions. Therefore, in my opinion, it would be more sensible to buy a newer product than buy old. Even if the RTX features are used right away you're still getting newer parts and a card that has extra features. And to add to that...