[SOLVED] What GPU to buy?

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Vega 56 pulse - 435usd vega 64 nitro+ edition - 550usd vega 5700xt - 565usd RTX 2060 - 516usd

which card is best to buy for 1080p 144hz gaming and probably going onto 1440p 144hz gaming?

 

[MrN1ce9uy]

5700 XT should be the best for 1440p gaming.

 

[acceleratorzed]

5700 XT should be the best for 1440p gaming.

what performance can I expect in 1440p if I overclock rx vega 56
I have ryzen 5 2600x liquid cooler with kraken x62, 16gb ram, corsair tx750-m psu, MSI b450 carbon pro ac which can handle overclocking this cpu or using precisioin boost

I asked you that couse I would prefer to buy that one couse its so cheap for its performance.
I dont know if Im gonna go to 1440p so it can also be great for 1080p

the price of vega 56 is the same as price of gtx 1660 (or cheap 1660ti) here in croatia.

 

[koson123]

vega cards have insane power limits so if you can keep it cool you have a lot of headroom. all of these are good for 1080p 144 none of these are good enough for 1440p 144 in anything besides csgo, fortnite, doom etc other lighter games. i would say vega 64 nito+ would be a good middle ground great performance 1080/1440 oc headroom and an amazing saphire cooler.

 

[MrN1ce9uy]

none of these are good enough for 1440p 144 in anything besides csgo, fortnite, doom etc other lighter games.

You don't have to get 144fps to game on or benefit from 144Hz. If that's the standard, then my GTX 1080 Ti isn't good enough for 1440p 144Hz either. Just be sure you can use adaptive sync.

 

[acceleratorzed]

You don't have to get 144fps to game on or benefit from 144Hz. If that's the standard, then my GTX 1080 Ti isn't good enough for 1440p 144Hz either. Just be sure you can use adaptive sync.

yea, I'm aiming to use freesync monitor couse g-sync are just too expensive for me to buy one while there exisdts freesync xd

 

[MrN1ce9uy]

yea, I'm aiming to use freesync monitor couse g-sync are just too expensive for me to buy one while there exisdts freesync xd

I'd totally go with FreeSync instead of G-Sync since Nvidia allows it now.