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Emma Sep 3 @ 6:12am

Get AMD RX 6800xt or rtx 2080 ti, heard amd has bad drivers. Ty for tips :*

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Originally posted by Monk:

While the 6800xt is the better choice, you picked a answer that was wrong, the 2080ti can use dlss4, just not frame gen.

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x Sep 3 @ 6:22am

What exact models are they?
I wouldn't be too caught up on the drivers thing unless you want something very specific. For most regular usage, I'm sure both will be fine.

󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡⁧⁧Kay Sep 3 @ 6:30am

2080TI is slower than the 6800XT which is equal to a 3080, so theres your answer I think

Monk Sep 3 @ 7:09am

How much are either option?

Depending on price, neither could be a good choice there days.

What are you using now a d what are you planning to use them for?

Neither are going to be outstanding these days and I'd take a 'lesser' newer card capable of better raytracing, upscaling and frame gen over either, again, depending on price

Emma Sep 3 @ 8:05am

Originally posted by x:
What exact models are they?
I wouldn't be too caught up on the drivers thing unless you want something very specific. For most regular usage, I'm sure both will be fine.

ASrock 6800xt and reference 2080 ti

Emma Sep 3 @ 8:06am

Originally posted by Monk:
How much are either option?

Depending on price, neither could be a good choice there days.

What are you using now a d what are you planning to use them for?

Neither are going to be outstanding these days and I'd take a 'lesser' newer card capable of better raytracing, upscaling and frame gen over either, again, depending on price

Price almost same

Emma Sep 3 @ 8:14am

Originally posted by Monk:
How much are either option?

Depending on price, neither could be a good choice there days.

What are you using now a d what are you planning to use them for?

Neither are going to be outstanding these days and I'd take a 'lesser' newer card capable of better raytracing, upscaling and frame gen over either, again, depending on price

I wanna use it for couch gaming with partner

Emma Sep 3 @ 8:15am

Originally posted by 󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡⁧⁧Kay:
2080TI is slower than the 6800XT which is equal to a 3080, so theres your answer I think

I saw but nvidia gives better image quality and has better drivers usually

BurakZG Sep 3 @ 8:20am

If you want to stick to Windows forever, then Nvidia might be better. Drivers in Windows are actually badly designed by definition.

If you consider Linux in any time, then for sure NOT Nvidia.

Emma Sep 3 @ 8:27am

Originally posted by BurakZG:
If you want to stick to Windows forever, then Nvidia might be better. Drivers in Windows are actually badly designed by definition.

If you consider Linux in any time, then for sure NOT Nvidia.

I cannot operate anything then Windows

Emma Sep 3 @ 8:34am

Originally posted by Monk:
How much are either option?

Depending on price, neither could be a good choice there days.

What are you using now a d what are you planning to use them for?

Neither are going to be outstanding these days and I'd take a 'lesser' newer card capable of better raytracing, upscaling and frame gen over either, again, depending on price

Price almost same

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Monk Sep 3 @ 8:36am

Originally posted by Emma:
Originally posted by Monk:
How much are either option?

Depending on price, neither could be a good choice there days.

What are you using now a d what are you planning to use them for?

Neither are going to be outstanding these days and I'd take a 'lesser' newer card capable of better raytracing, upscaling and frame gen over either, again, depending on price
Price almost same

But what is that price?

Are you talking 200 bucks or 400 bucks?

If you want to make use of all the new tech, a 5060ti 16GB could be a better option.

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Emma Sep 3 @ 8:39am

Originally posted by Monk:
How much are either option?

Depending on price, neither could be a good choice there days.

What are you using now a d what are you planning to use them for?

Neither are going to be outstanding these days and I'd take a 'lesser' newer card capable of better raytracing, upscaling and frame gen over either, again, depending on price

New cards outta my budget local sellers boosting up price.

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D. Flame Sep 3 @ 8:45am

Originally posted by Emma:
Originally posted by 󠀡󠀡󠀡󠀡⁧⁧Kay:
2080TI is slower than the 6800XT which is equal to a 3080, so theres your answer I think
I saw but nvidia gives better image quality and has better drivers usually

AMD is the better choice here. You aren't getting the benefits of DLSS4 and frame gen on an old 2080.

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Emma Sep 3 @ 8:49am

Originally posted by D. Flame:
Originally posted by Emma:
I saw but nvidia gives better image quality and has better drivers usually
AMD is the better choice here. You aren't getting the benefits of DLSS4 and frame gen on an old 2080.

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wing0zero Sep 3 @ 9:42am

Originally posted by D. Flame:
Originally posted by Emma:
I saw but nvidia gives better image quality and has better drivers usually
AMD is the better choice here. You aren't getting the benefits of DLSS4 and frame gen on an old 2080.

Not totally true, you can use DLSS4 Transformer Model on a 2080 Ti, that said the AMD card is still the better option, upto 30% faster and more VRAM.

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