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Hello everyone, bad news, my RTX 2060 super, which served me for about 4 years, told me “farewell my love” and showed me artifacts on the screen, the video chip fell off, to say that I was upset is to say nothing. (NOT MY IMAGE) I got approximately this type of screen today when I started the computer in the morning, now the video card does not output images to the monitor at all. I have already managed to extract it. I thought maybe some master's could help me by resoldering the chip or something like that, but they told me that I would just take it to the trash heap :'/ or sell it for parts to those in need Due to the not particularly large budget, the need to pay for university, and the computer is constantly needed, I will have to buy something much less expensive, and at the same time very urgently, because I could not wait. In general, the budget is modest, so I have to choose between GTX 1650 (ddr6, 12000 MHz, 4gB) or Amd RX 6400 (ddr6, 16000 MHz, 4gB). On the one hand, RX is better, but it has a much weaker bus and memory bus bandwidth, only 64 vs 128 in 1650, BUT RX has more GPU frequency and memory grequency. In general, the question is pressing, the price seems to be the same, but there is a lot of doubt. Who has used such devices, what are your impressions? What's the best takeaway from this? I only have a couple of days to think about it, I can’t wait any longer, but I can’t choose either. Objectively, few people can explain, but choosing GTX because it’s NVIDIA, well, that’s not an argument. Before the RTX 2060, I had a RX550, which saw a lot of things and was retired. In this matter, I am not particularly whimsical, but for this amount I would like to get the conditional maximum that I can at least for a year in advance. It’s clear that later I will buy something newer, but it will be in a year, or maybe a year and a half, I can’t say yet.
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Help, My PC wont display, has a beeeep, beeeep, repeated, at start up, no BIOS, no display, reseated RAM, VC, etc, help. worked a few minutes before, new PSU (a year or 2 old).
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While this move could hurt AMD's bottom line, there is only good news for gamers looking to upgrade their system with a new (or another) GPU from AMD. With the release of NVIDIA's GTX 660 Ti at a price close to that of the HD 7870 and performance closer to an HD 7950, AMD has once again cut the pricing of their cards. The price cuts should kick in by the end of the week, so hold off purchasing those cards for another week to benefit from the new pricing and to give NVIDIA a chance to respond as well. source
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Howdy, I'm converting one of my old computers into a makeshift Home Theater PC and wondered if anyone has a setup already in place or follows the HTPC scene enough to recommend a cheap, dependable video card that can carry audio + video over HDMI and output in 1080p. The case it's going in is a mid-tower so low profile isn't a must. Also I would prefer the design to be fanless, but it isn't a requirement. My case fans will likely drowd out anything coming from the video card. Also this computer will not be used for gaming. It'll be connected to a 47" TV and used solely for the purpose of watching/listening/streaming media. Here's the build, and don't laugh, lol. Okay..you can laugh, I realize it's probably a bit overkill. Mobo:Intel dx48bt2 CPU: Q9770 Extreme RAM: 8GB Corsair XMS3 PowerSupply: Antec Earthwatts 650watt DVD Drive: Currently looking for a Blu-Ray drive..make a recommendation Here are some of the video cards I'm currently looking at. I really don't want to spend more than around $75 USD http://www.newegg.co...N82E16814121473 http://www.newegg.co...N82E16814102960 http://www.newegg.co...N82E16814500213 http://www.newegg.co...N82E16814500222
