I mean it can still game any title you throw at it,not at the highest settings,but can run cyberpunk at 1080p low/medium settings when paired with a compatible cpu at 30fps atleast,which is perfectly playable for a AAA title in my opinion.Also i overclocked it a bit.Released in 2015. Not the latest gen. Don't you think?
ooh ok thx, so I dont have to pay more just to buy a vga oneIts the same,i use a dvi to vga on both of my monitors.
Yeah,just buy a adapter.ooh ok thx, so I dont have to pay more just to buy a vga one
What model video card are you considering.if I buy a dvi-i video card and use it with an adapter to a vga monitor, its the same thing as I would buy a vga one? or the quality of video card goes down
My r9 380 has both DVI-I and DVI-DWhat model video card are you considering.
No modern card has DVI-I anymore. Usually it's DVI-D only.
Released in 2015. Not the latest gen. Don't you think?My r9 380 has both DVI-I and DVI-D
I mean it can still game any title you throw at it,not at the highest settings,but can run cyberpunk at 1080p low/medium settings when paired with a compatible cpu at 30fps atleast,which is perfectly playable for a AAA title in my opinion.Also i overclocked it a bit.Released in 2015. Not the latest gen. Don't you think?
AMD R9 390 is the last of their GPUs with analog video output. Eq R9 390 cards have one DVI-I (digital + analog) output and one DVI-D (only digital) output. Like thisJust make sure the card has DVI-I as a DVI-I to VGA adapter will not work on a DVI-D port. DVI-D requires an active converter/adapter to convert the digital signal to analog., also these adapter can ad some latency.