What graphics card should i buy?

[StoneBull]

i'm wondering if i'm gonna bye a 1060, 1070 or a 1080?
i use my pc for making videos and gaming (not 4k)
i'm yousing a amd fx-6300 but i'm planing on upgrading to amd fx 9590.

 

[Herc08]

The 1060 6GB should be just fine. If you are sticking with 1080p videos and gaming, then the 1060 should be good. If going to 1440p and light 4K, then upgrade tot he 1070. Or you could get the 1080 to future yourself, if you have the funds.

 

[jimmyEatWord]

you can buy multiple rx cards with the price of a new geforce , and do a crossfire , that is of course if your motherboard supports it

 

[StoneBull]

yup my mother board supports both 3-way crossfire and 2-way sli

 

[StoneBull]

you can buy multiple rx cards with the price of a new geforce , and do a crossfire , that is of course if your motherboard supports it

does the rx 480 support crossfire?

 

[Herc08]

you can buy multiple rx cards with the price of a new geforce , and do a crossfire , that is of course if your motherboard supports it

does the rx 480 support crossfire?

Yes it does, but you want to make sure the motherboard supports it too.

 

[StoneBull]

you can buy multiple rx cards with the price of a new geforce , and do a crossfire , that is of course if your motherboard supports it

does the rx 480 support crossfire?

Yes it does, but you want to make sure the motherboard supports it too.

yes it does

 

[Herc08]

Well if you want to run Cross Fire then go ahead, but If I am not mistaken, you may not get the ability to have the same power as the GTX 1080. Could be wrong though.

I would look at some cross fire benchmarks. Two 8GB cards, does not mean 16GB.

 

[jimmyEatWord]

yup my mother board supports both 3-way crossfire and 2-way sli

but you have to make sure if all slots can work on 16x otherwise it's a rip off

 

[StoneBull]

yup my mother board supports both 3-way crossfire and 2-way sli

but you have to make sure if all slots can work on 16x otherwise it's a rip off

they are 16x

 

[jimmyEatWord]

yup my mother board supports both 3-way crossfire and 2-way sli

but you have to make sure if all slots can work on 16x otherwise it's a rip off

they are 16x

But like the other user pointed out crossfire doesn't add up the vram , i personally don't know , but apparently SLi does

 

[RobCrezz]

I wouldnt recommend crossfire. Go for a single powerful card if at all possible. 1060 6gb or RX 480 8gb are good options.

Dont get the 9590, waste of money IMO. Put that money toward a better platform.

 

[RobCrezz]

yup my mother board supports both 3-way crossfire and 2-way sli

but you have to make sure if all slots can work on 16x otherwise it's a rip off

they are 16x

But like the other user pointed out crossfire doesn't add up the vram , i personally don't know , but apparently SLi does

SLI doesnt either.