Getting a new monitor and maybe new graphic card advise
polycounter lvl 15
So my monitor has finally died and I had to get a new one, so I went for the new LG 27GL850-B and waiting for it arrive, and was curious if anyone had experience with it and could share it?
Also, since my work-space area is getting a lot bigger, I was thinking I should get a new graphic card as well, as I currently still using a GTX 970 (which still is running fine, all thanks for @Farfarer donating new fans, thanks again), and was wondering what's the go-to graphic cards these days, that isn't breaking the bank, but will be good for both games, unreal engine and 3D. Need to know some good search terms to look for, because I can never figure out what's good from just the names.
Any advise would be appreciated.
Also, since my work-space area is getting a lot bigger, I was thinking I should get a new graphic card as well, as I currently still using a GTX 970 (which still is running fine, all thanks for @Farfarer donating new fans, thanks again), and was wondering what's the go-to graphic cards these days, that isn't breaking the bank, but will be good for both games, unreal engine and 3D. Need to know some good search terms to look for, because I can never figure out what's good from just the names.
Any advise would be appreciated.
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A lot new stuff is coming with Cuda and RTX so AMD is no option for us here.
A Geforce 2070 or 2080Ti would be my choice.
The only reason i use a 2080Ti is cause i need to render huge scenes with the GPU.
And if the data doesnt fit into the vram its getting rally slow even with redshift.
https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-RTX-2070-vs-Nvidia-RTX-2060-Super/4029vs4049
Gonna have a look at them as well.