excellent all around build, yea you can choose the 5700 xt or the super that's whether you prefer value or the nvidia monopoly features
also I hate that case, but that's me
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Jeremiah Kelly
Dylan Diaz
why the fuck would a modern graphics card do any of that, are you connecting it via HDMI? Check if your monitor is set to the correct input which corresponds to a HDMI port. It has nothing to do with your PSU.
Leo Clark
if you're getting this nice of a build I would get an x570 motherboard and do it right, is that in your budget
Wyatt Garcia
Truth.
>5700/XT prices are comparable to 7850/7870 prices
They are not. Out of all the dumb things you've claimed, like that the 5700/XT has more transistors and therefore has a different kind of SP, or that a 2070 Super was $600 (it wasn't; it was $500), this is one of the dumbest.
The $250 HD 7850 was slightly worse the previous single chip flagship, the HD 6970, and matched Nvidia's $500 single chip flagship, the GTX 580.
The $200 RX 480 was less than 5% worse than a GTX 980, while the $330+ RX 5700 is only 1% better than a GTX 1080. The base 5700 is the worst value offender, unfortunately.
The $380 GTX 1070 was 15% BETTER than a 980Ti, the $400+ RX 5700XT is 10% WORSE than a 1080Ti
How stupid can you possibly be to claim that this is the "Now is the best time to buy a $300-$450 GPU since GCN first launched and shook up prices in 2011/2012." This is just memes
Tl;dr: $350 should equal last gen XX80Ti, $250 should be better than a XX80. Neither one of those conditions are met with the 5700/XT
Noah Phillips
>are the asus x570 boards good
some are some aren't, really depends on your price bracket
DO NOT TRUST NEWEGG REVIEWS
>DO NOT TRUST NEWEGG REVIEWS
DO NOT TRUST NEWEGG REVIEWS
>DO NOT TRUST NEWEGG REVIEWS
they are highly unreliable
hardware unboxed did a rundown on x570 boards, you can check out his videos for your price bracket to be walked through the features and get a rec
Joseph James
c700p
Liam Davis
rtx 2000 is such a disaster of a launch that people have forgotten how gpus used to advance over time
Colton Campbell
Oh no, I've tested different HDMI cables, I have two identical 60Hz monitors but they only have HDMI and VGA; The PC turns on but does not display. It's not an issue with the port or the cable. My friend suggested maybe the PSU is a little underpowered but i checked two websites that both said the total power consumption would only be ~400W. I'm at a loss. I have it open right now and the graphics card appears to be hooked up correctly internally.
Nolan Brown
Just to confirm, you have the Hdmi cable plugged into the video card rather than the motherboard, right?
If so, is the VGA light on your motherboard on?
Sebastian Robinson
you actually add the two, your CPU is 120C