AMD Radeon RX 580 vs Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080

I tried turning the computer on but the leds on my cooling fans would flash then turn off. The actual computer would not. I took it in for a diagnostic and the GPU had shorted, and as a failsafe the computer wouldn't turn on to prevent further damage. I had tinkered with the Watt Management settings to run the fans faster at lower temps than the default settings because I explicitly did not want the card to fry

Do recommend getting that adaptive sync though if you're going for 4K full settings. Also good cooling and proper airflow may also help. With 2 front inlet fans and 1 outlet fan in the back, the card ran around 75 Celsius at 4K max setting mid 40's fps. After installation of further cooling its down to about 40's to 50's max so its not a crazy issue

, As this is another esports title. I was not surprised to see another very high average of 207 FPS at 1080p and medium settings.. The framerate was a...

The 2080s is more tenable versus a 1080 TI. Then a 2080 TI is versus anything else, 1080i or 2080 because they're the same card so in terms of perform...

Also, "BONUS"! - cheaper memory, since this combo only supports RAM < 2666 MHz. Thanks, Intel! \\s

They'Ve all got a sleek modern design with rounded front corners and tempered glass, they've all got ample room for cable management and radiator moun...

I'm leaning towards the GTX 970 as it is cheapest and my dad (was self employed in the pc industry with both software and hardware for 15 years) says it's still a very good card. Obviously cards like the RTX 3090 are out of the question but I'm looking for something at most under £200.

It does the job, but I would not buy that. I would spend 800 dollars and get a premium card at this price point. I'M of the opinion that if you're buy...

1 but AMD's software downloads for this card only support either Windows 7 or Windows 10. Thinking "backwards compatibility" I downloaded and ran the Windows 7 graphics software download for this card; that got me 1920x1080 resolution display but no (incompatible with Windows 8.1, minus one star) RadeonSupport.exe control software

***There is still no good explanation for releasing technology with no software/games or benchmarks to boot - except for the greed and destruction that mining has created*** I'm bumping up from a 1070 to get ready for VR compatibility. Nvidia needs to be careful about their investments outside of the gaming/enthusiast community (IMO). Old review: Next time you turn your back on your most loyal customers (Gaming & Enthusiast) - will be the 'Silicon that broke the camels back'. Originally one star for lack of reviews, benchmarks, and customer loyalty