@rlier23 i did some thinking and you could consider getting a AM5 motherboard and CPU to be more future proof depending on the price compared to the AM4 build
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DarkMahesvara
Unknown parent • • •DarkMahesvara
Unknown parent • • •@special-boy RX 7600 is probably good but its little over the 780 budget but all depends on how much the actual parts are
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Unknown parent • • •@special-boy its not very prominent anymore and they usually use higher tier cards. gpus and cpus are pretty sturdy anyways.
still used is always a gamble most important is that you get it from a place with some kind of insurance or return policy just in case.
salty_apollyon
Unknown parent • • •@special-boy wouldnt that be kinda of a gamble tho?
Specially with how prominent crypto mining is nowadays
DarkMahesvara
Unknown parent • • •more expensive usually means more fps but you need to look up comparisons online.
you are not gonna play 8k or even 4k with any lower/mid range card
salty_apollyon
in reply to DarkMahesvara • • •@special-boy okay i might sound stupid but i always Say it's better to have a stupid question answered than a stupid problem arrive
What difference does it make between one gpu and a slightly better one?
Also You guys can give me a few alternatives that are better?
Again please keep in mind i do not care for things like 8k or super ultra high graphics
DarkMahesvara
Unknown parent • • •@special-boy its cents on the dollar dont worry about it with a low power gpu
stuff like frame generation and upscaling DLSS (nvidia) and FSR (amd). again i don't think you need to care about those.
salty_apollyon
Unknown parent • • •@special-boy
By power use You mean smaller electric bill?
As for Ai i've never been interested in such things
What kind of software support