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Why is this thread still going? It's not even on topic anymore..
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Why is this thread still going? It's not even on topic anymore..
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For the longest time a 60 card is an entry gaming card. Dont confuse an entry gaming card with an entry card... my whole comment is about gaming GPUs. Anything below the 60s can typically be matched with a cheap mid tier from the previous gen (not cheap anymore these days I know). 30 cards are literally the trash for office pcs that want to claim they have a dedicated gpu, never have I seen a 30-50 series game acceptably. 60 series game acceptably for high res latest gen games of their era, thus it should be considered the entry level for gaming setups. Let's call it enthusiast entry level.x60 has never been entry level. x30 is where the entry level really is. The fact that nvidia has recently forgotten about it (like AMD did long ago) doesn't change the fact. The 3060 gives you solid 1440p (or 1080p maxed out) gaming. Hell, even the 3050 does with some compromise and/or DLSS. I'd say this perfectly describes what mid-tier means.
This I agree with. I'm still more than happy with my 2070, and cannot grasp what the fuss around 12 GB VRAM is about on similar level of cards.
Exactly my point though. Entry level for a gaming setup is not the same as entry level for a regular office PC or wtv. 60s were always the bare minimum any proper gamer is willing to go for. Below that you're buying trash and you know it. Thus I (and many others) call this tier "gaming entry level".Entry level is anything above integrated graphics level of cards, and X30-x50 falls into that range. X60-X70 are the dedicated gamer cards, historically.
If you got an LHR v1 card and you see core temps (hotspot I hope?) Of 72C, you're most likely running the mems at 90+. Sadly nvidia cheaps out on sensors too so we can't know without a custom sensor. LHR v1 Hynix mems are cheap af and cant handle those temps steadily long term, nor can they handle overclock. Lhr v2 hynix are OK, they handle as much OC as samsungs but if I'm not mistaken they are still not able to cope with temps as high as samsung and miron can.i have no temps problem on this card on this case, i never seen it go past 72c
in what world do you live that games came optimized? certainly not mine, most games are a mess this days, reality is just what it is.
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If you got an LHR v1 card and you see core temps (hotspot I hope?) Of 72C, you're most likely running the mems at 90+. Sadly nvidia cheaps out on sensors too so we can't know without a custom sensor. LHR v1 Hynix mems are cheap af and cant handle those temps steadily long term, nor can they handle overclock. Lhr v2 hynix are OK, they handle as much OC as samsungs but if I'm not mistaken they are still not able to cope with temps as high as samsung and miron can.
Was just a suggestion anyway, problems that only happen after running something for a while tend to be related to long term unstable temps.
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My GT 1030 got offended. I'm not saying that it plays the latest games. I'm saying that it produces acceptable framerates in age-appropriate titles with reduced graphical settings. This is what entry-level means.For the longest time a 60 card is an entry gaming card. Dont confuse an entry gaming card with an entry card... my whole comment is about gaming GPUs. Anything below the 60s can typically be matched with a cheap mid tier from the previous gen (not cheap anymore these days I know). 30 cards are literally the trash for office pcs that want to claim they have a dedicated gpu, never have I seen a 30-50 series game acceptably. 60 series game acceptably for high res latest gen games of their era, thus it should be considered the entry level for gaming setups. Let's call it enthusiast entry level.
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It only applies to 8 vs 16gb if you run 8gb at 4000MHz and 16gb at 2133MHzIt's the never ending debate kinda like quadcores, 8GB vs 16Gb of system ram, Amd vs Nvidia.
I was kinda surprised it got revived as well.
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Your just making crazy claims, the card run CP77 for hours maxed. This is a VRAM issue, i can see it went over the limit.
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If the game slows down over a period of time in a way that other - also very demanding - games doesn't I'd say it's the game.
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am i talking but no one listens? it's the V R A M limit
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i literally own the games and the card. Both games get to a point they get unplayable frame rates, both on 1440p, it doesn't happen imediately, it's after some time of play that triggers it in both games. The rest depends on the settings, if the card can do more why would i disable RT or lower the settings?
I even tried 1080p on FC6 as is just as bad, as you can literally max everything, all ultra, RT on.
am i talking but no one listens? it's the V R A M limit
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I wouldnt consider anything below 60 fps on minimum settings to be acceptable and for many gens now the 50s and below cant do that on latest gen games of their era. I'm not saying it shoulr be that way, just how it is..My GT 1030 got offended. I'm not saying that it plays the latest games. I'm saying that it produces acceptable framerates in age-appropriate titles with reduced graphical settings. This is what entry-level means.
I'm always puzzled when someone thinks "Ultra" is the only graphics option and anything below 60 FPS is unacceptable / office PC category. With this logic, consoles fit the office PC category too.
Edit: Also, why would an office PC need a GT 1030 (or even a GT 730)?
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Then you wouldn't consider console gaming acceptable either, yet many people enjoy it around the world. Nothing personal here, but your opinion seems to be coming from a quite snobby point of view. I, for one, can't really tell the difference between 40 and 60 fps, and used to have tons of fun in The Witcher 3 with a 750 Ti at 30 fps, 1080p, medium-high settings.I wouldnt consider anything below 60 fps on minimum settings to be acceptable and for many gens now the 50s and below cant do that on latest gen games of their era. I'm not saying it shoulr be that way, just how it is..
Most offices don't need more than 2 monitors that can be driven with an iGPU. If they did, we would see a lot more low-end cards on the market. Refresh rate isn't a concern either. Offices that actually need many monitors, high refresh rate, colour accuracy, etc. won't make do with a lowly GeForce or Radeon. That's what Quadros are for.As for your question, plenty use on offices for a low end gpu.. the most common being multi display setups at proper refresh rate!
That hasn't been the case in years. Most office and workstation computers (I don't mean those with Xeons--in that case very basic GPUs can be used) use integrated graphics and monitors connect to the motherboard. If a bundled motherboard has a single DP output, a splitter can be used. For example, an i3 7100 supports up to a 4K display at 60Hz and up to 3 displays in total.As for your question, plenty use on offices for a low end gpu.. the most common being multi display setups at proper refresh rate!
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Can you do 3x 1080p at 144hz? That's the use case I see every day in my field, especially for laptops. Might be outdated knowledge on the companies' side or might be too lazy to work with splitters, but the fact is that I still see people prioritizing either an unnecessarily expensive cpu or just a decent one with dedicated (even if shitty) card.That hasn't been the case in years. Most office and workstation computers (I don't mean those with Xeons--in that case very basic GPUs can be used) use integrated graphics and monitors connect to the motherboard. If a bundled motherboard has a single DP output, a splitter can be used. For example, an i3 7100 supports up to a 4K display at 60Hz and up to 3 displays in total.
I guess you are that person. I'd throw my PC off the window rather than gaming under 60fps. That's completely unnaceptable and well below average. PC gamers dont see consoles as office PCs, at least those you can usually upgrade. Console makers historically never worked for more than 60fps stable since TVs run at 50-60hz anyway. Ofc this is changing but we're talking about the past not the future. It's not because they thought 60 fps is a great goal to aim for. Why do you think the pc vs console war exists? You're clearly ok with console standards, I'm not. Let's all be happy about our diverse opinions and shut up about itI'm always puzzled when someone thinks "Ultra" is the only graphics option and anything below 60 FPS is unacceptable / office PC category. With this logic, consoles fit the office PC category too.
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Can you do 3x 1080p at 144hz? That's the use case I see every day in my field, especially for laptops. Might be outdated knowledge on the companies' side or might be too lazy to work with splitters, but the fact is that I still see people prioritizing either an unnecessarily expensive cpu or just a decent one with dedicated (even if shitty) card.
On the other side of my point, who the actual f enjoys gaming at 30fps? And what 50 card performed better than that on games launched around the same year as the card? I'm yet to see such benchmark and never met a gamer that happily uses a 50 series without constant nagging and complaining. I can't fit a well bellow standard performance product in a "gaming" category, just doesn't add up. The fact they are marketed as gaming gpus doesn't make them gaming gpus. A GPU that can run a 5 yo game maxed is nothing, non-gaming gpus can do that too with older games and they are clearly marketed as not for gaming. I have a 3060Ti, it's clearly a lowish mid tier card making the non-ti an entry tier and the 3050 just a pile of shit. None of this is with ultra settings or the biggest resolution of the era, not even a mid tier can do that with an AAA game launched the same year. Also PC gamers tend to be years behind the latest resolution to prioritize performance with high end cards, which tells you how much performance they are looking for. I'm not including the casual FIFA or F1 player, that's a typical console player that just decided to go for better refresh rate.
I guess you are that person. I'd throw my PC off the window rather than gaming under 60fps. That's completely unnaceptable and well below average. PC gamers dont see consoles as office PCs, at least those you can usually upgrade. Console makers historically never worked for more than 60fps stable since TVs run at 50-60hz anyway. Ofc this is changing but we're talking about the past not the future. It's not because they thought 60 fps is a great goal to aim for. Why do you think the pc vs console war exists? You're clearly ok with console standards, I'm not. Let's all be happy about our diverse opinions and shut up about it![]()
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That must be a very special use case. Most offices need some kind of Office suit (usually Microsoft) and a Web browser running, maybe with some basic virtualisation for added security. Literally any GPU can do that.Can you do 3x 1080p at 144hz? That's the use case I see every day in my field, especially for laptops. Might be outdated knowledge on the companies' side or might be too lazy to work with splitters, but the fact is that I still see people prioritizing either an unnecessarily expensive cpu or just a decent one with dedicated (even if shitty) card.
I do. So what?On the other side of my point, who the actual f enjoys gaming at 30fps?
Your opinion is fine, as long as you don't try to present it as universal truth that applies to everybody - which is exactly what you did.I guess you are that person. I'd throw my PC off the window rather than gaming under 60fps. That's completely unnaceptable and well below average. PC gamers dont see consoles as office PCs, at least those you can usually upgrade. Console makers historically never worked for more than 60fps stable since TVs run at 50-60hz anyway. Ofc this is changing but we're talking about the past not the future. It's not because they thought 60 fps is a great goal to aim for. Why do you think the pc vs console war exists? You're clearly ok with console standards, I'm not. Let's all be happy about our diverse opinions and shut up about it![]()
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Power Supply | EVGA 650 GQ |
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VR HMD | Still nope |
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Motherboard | EVGA Z690 Classified |
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Storage | 1x Samsung 970 Pro 512GB NVMe (OS), 2x Samsung 970 Evo Plus 2TB (data), ASUS BW-16D1HT (BluRay) |
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Processor | 13700k |
Motherboard | Asrock Z690 Steel Legend D4 - Bios 13.02 |
Cooling | Noctua NH-D15S |
Memory | 32 Gig 3200CL14 |
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Keyboard | Logitech G213 |
VR HMD | Oculus 3 |
Software | Yes |
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Processor | 10900k w/Optimus Foundation | 5930k w/Black Noctua D15 |
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Video Card(s) | Titan Xp-water | evga 980ti gaming-w/ air |
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Keyboard | G710+x3 |
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Hi,That's crazy talk. I game @ 3840x2160 with an 8GB card and it does pretty well. Some games don't like it but most of my games run just fine.. Sliders are usually maxed, but not always. RDR2 is a bit brutal.