Recent content by ChaZz182

Thanks for the reply. I think I'll get use to it. I was just surprized how much louder it was to what I was used too.

Hello, I just replaced my RX480 (with a blower style cooler) with a Zotac 2060 AMP yesterday. My old 480 was almost silent unless I was running a demanding game, while I can hear the fans from the 2060 even at the desktop. I haven't tried any games with the new card yet, but I have run a few...

Are you looking on Amazon.ca? I'm always looking for a better deals, so feel free to link anything you think looks good.

Really? I looked and couldn't find anything at the price.

Is it a good card? I never know which third party manufactures are good and which aren't

Sorry, I totally forgot to hit save. It’s a reputable company, I have bought stuff from them before. They actually have a location right around the corner fro pm me. It’s normally $480, but it looks like it’s on sale.

I have added a link to the original post.

All prices listed will be in Canadian dollars. I have been going back and forth between different video cards and I think finally settled on a 1660 Ti. I was looking in the $350-$400 dollar range and the 1660 Ti seemed to be a good option. I just happening to be looking online today and saw an...

I don't think I have even seen any of the custom models. It looks like they all use the reference cooler but they are from third party supplier. They all different prices so I'm not really sure what the difference is.

I have seen the 5700 for as low as $460 (CDN). What is the difference between a $560 and $460 model if they are using the same reference card? Is it just better cooling? Would that be worth an extra $100?

All the prices are in Canadian dollars and are from PC Parts Picker.ca. I have been looking at upgrading my existing video card. My budget is around $350, so I was looking at a 1660 Ti. I have had a few people recommend a 5700 instead. Looking at prices it seems like the 1660 Ti is around...

The only other computer I built was quite a while ago, it was an older case with no where to hide cables and a non modular power supply. This one looks like I can removed the other side panels and the cables should just be hidden around the back. Hopefully if I decided to swap out my power...

Thanks for the video. I guess I have a micro-atx case. I assume normal ATX PSU would still work? Looks the it's the same size unit.

Thanks for the recommendation. I'm in Canada so I'll have to check out the Canadian price. Are PSU pretty similar in terms of size and such? In other words I don't need to worry about getting something that's the wrong size or something.

I haven't completely decided, it depends on how much budget I'll have and whether the PSU will need to be replaced as well. Probably either a 1660 or maybe a 1660 Ti. I'm also in Canada so the prices are always higher.