GDDR,GDDR2,GDDR3,GDDR4,GDDR5,GDDR6???

[Nightmare]

Hello i want to learn to understand what is the difference on these GDDR2,3,4,5 or 6 graphics card types..?
My graphics card is a MSI Geforce GTX 1070 8 GB OC with GDDR5.. on my motherboard (ASUS PRIME B250M-K).

If i wants a next new graphics card with GDRR6 can i use on this motherboard i have already used with a GDDR5 graphics card?

I hope you can tell me so i knowing what i have to do next time i buying new parts on my pc :)

[Crashed]

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g means its attached to the gpu and designed to work with whatever gpu its attached to

the mobo and dedicated gpu can use different ram types

Yeah true i know about that ram types with different but how can i know if my motherboard will use or run with GDDR6 if my graphics card is on GDDR5 and whould i chould use my motherboard with GDDR6? or i need new one before i can use GDDR6?

GDDR series RAM is built into the graphics card; all you need to know is that your motherboard has the correct expansion slot (PCI Express x16 is typical) and that you have the proper power supply cables to operate the card.

For your motherboard, you will want to look at your motherboard's documentation to determine the correct type of system RAM should you decide to upgrade that. Recent systems will use DDR4 RAM, however older systems in use may use DDR3 or even DDR2.

[Snow]

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1080p 144fps is way more demanding than 1440p 60fps. I keep seeing you recommending cards in the wrong order and it keeps bugging me, so just saying.

Wasn't going by order :/

Well, my point is 2060S can totally do 1440p@60, but even 2070S might struggle with 1080p@144, and you recommend lower card for more demanding job. I remember you saying "if you plan to go 1080p 144Hz you can go drop down to 2060S" or something like that just the other day. But no, one can not. In fact, even 2160p@60 is less demanding than 1080p@144.

[Komrade]

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Wasn't going by order :/

Well, my point is 2060S can totally do 1440p@60, but even 2070S might struggle with 1080p@144, and you recommend lower card for more demanding job. I remember you saying "if you plan to go 1080p 144Hz you can go drop down to 2060S" or something like that just the other day. But no, one can not. In fact, even 2160p@60 is less demanding than 1080p@144.

Wait. 2160p60 is less demanding than 1080p144??

[Komrade]

Anyways, my bad then. Thank you for telling me.

[Nightmare]

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Yeah true i know about that ram types with different but how can i know if my motherboard will use or run with GDDR6 if my graphics card is on GDDR5 and whould i chould use my motherboard with GDDR6? or i need new one before i can use GDDR6?

GDDR series RAM is built into the graphics card; all you need to know is that your motherboard has the correct expansion slot (PCI Express x16 is typical) and that you have the proper power supply cables to operate the card.

For your motherboard, you will want to look at your motherboard's documentation to determine the correct type of system RAM should you decide to upgrade that. Recent systems will use DDR4 RAM, however older systems in use may use DDR3 or even DDR2.

I found out my motherboard have PCI x16 so it whouldn't be a problem for me and my psu is a 750 watts plus 80 so i just only have to change intel and graphics card

[Komrade]

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GDDR series RAM is built into the graphics card; all you need to know is that your motherboard has the correct expansion slot (PCI Express x16 is typical) and that you have the proper power supply cables to operate the card.

For your motherboard, you will want to look at your motherboard's documentation to determine the correct type of system RAM should you decide to upgrade that. Recent systems will use DDR4 RAM, however older systems in use may use DDR3 or even DDR2.

I found out my motherboard have PCI x16 so it whouldn't be a problem for me and my psu is a 750 watts plus 80 so i just only have to change intel and graphics card

Which specific PSU model?

[Nightmare]

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I found out my motherboard have PCI x16 so it whouldn't be a problem for me and my psu is a 750 watts plus 80 so i just only have to change intel and graphics card

Which specific PSU model?

corsair ATX size psu

[Komrade]

Publicado originalmente por Nightmare:

Publicado originalmente por christmaS:

Which specific PSU model?

corsair ATX size psu

Model number? Corsair has both good and bad quality PSUs.

[Nightmare]

Publicado originalmente por christmaS:

Publicado originalmente por Nightmare:

corsair ATX size psu

Model number? Corsair has both good and bad quality PSUs.

can't remember what number but can i see it on pc or i have to check inside my pc ?

[Komrade]

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Model number? Corsair has both good and bad quality PSUs.

can't remember what number but can i see it on pc or i have to check inside my pc ?

Would be on a sticker inside.

[Nightmare]

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can't remember what number but can i see it on pc or i have to check inside my pc ?

Would be on a sticker inside.

I was wrong it wasn't 750watt but a Corsair VS 650 watts model (75-001837)

[Komrade]

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Publicado originalmente por christmaS:

Would be on a sticker inside.

I was wrong it wasn't 750watt but a Corsair VS 650 watts model (75-001837)

Replace that. Corsair VS models aren't good

https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1116640-psu-tier-list-40/.

[Nightmare]

Publicado originalmente por christmaS:

Publicado originalmente por Nightmare:

I was wrong it wasn't 750watt but a Corsair VS 650 watts model (75-001837)

Replace that. Corsair VS models aren't good

https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1116640-psu-tier-list-40/.

which one would you recommend which is better than my current one

[Komrade]

Publicado originalmente por Nightmare:

Publicado originalmente por christmaS:

Replace that. Corsair VS models aren't good

https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/1116640-psu-tier-list-40/.

which one would you recommend which is better than my current one

Anything in that list Tier B+ and up preferably Tier A.

[Nightmare]

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which one would you recommend which is better than my current one

Anything in that list Tier B+ and up preferably Tier A.

i found one with same watts like my psu but is this different?
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/cWDzK8/corsair-power-supply-cp9020081na