Ragnarok26
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Hello,
I would like to get a graphic card for my computer and i don't know which one is the best option for me, Nvidia or AMD.
Mostly, I will play on the monitor at 1080p 144hz, but I want to connect the PC to the TV to play some triple A games and indies. 4K is not a must, for me 1440p at 60hz and 120hz is fine, no need to ultra settings.
Best option to connect to the TV:
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I would like to get a graphic card for my computer and i don't know which one is the best option for me, Nvidia or AMD.
Mostly, I will play on the monitor at 1080p 144hz, but I want to connect the PC to the TV to play some triple A games and indies. 4K is not a must, for me 1440p at 60hz and 120hz is fine, no need to ultra settings.
Best option to connect to the TV:
- Connect a 10m HDMI cable.
- Use the Lenovo M900 Tiny Comupter (I think Ethernet is 1 GB/s speed) I have with Moonlight or other services (Steam Link, AMD Link, etc).
- Other.
- Which card do you recommend for my needings? I thought in an AMD RX 6750XT, RTX 4060 Ti or RTX 3070 (around 400 EUR this cards). AMD has more GB, Nvidia has DLSS3.
- If connected remotely to TV, will Gsync/Freesync and HDR work?
- How much can an 10 meters HDMI cable cost.
- If connecting to the TV is not possible with some quality, would you consider getting an RTX 3060 TI or an 6650 XT enough for 1080p 144hz?
- Monitor: 1080p 144hz Freesync Premium
- TV: LG 55CXL6A 4K 120hz, HDMI 2.1, Gsync, Freesync and VRR
- Computer specs:
Intel 10600k
2 x 8GB, 3200 MHz DDR4
Mobo with Pcie 3.0
750watt PSU
Thank you very much to everyone
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