Which graphics do you recommend for my PC (the main one)?

[Franziskaner]

man ….. for that, just use crossFire
regards

[rul3s]

@Franziskaner:

man ….. for that directly the crossFire
regards

For a crossfire you need space, power supply, cooling, time… there are many drawbacks, I myself got another 5850 to make a crossfire and now I will return it or sell it because it has not convinced me.

A crossfire should not be recommended just like that! ;D

[Franziskaner]

@Rules:

For a crossfire you need space, power supply, cooling, time… there are many drawbacks, I myself got another 5850 to make a crossfire and now I will return it or sell it because it has not convinced me.

A crossfire should not be recommended just like that! ;D

what happened to you?
well better you comment on your branch, but the results were good in principle, right?
greetings

[rul3s]

@Franziskaner:

¿que te a pasado?
bueno mejor lo comentas en tu rama, pero los resultados en principio eran buenos ¿no?
saludos

Esta todo comentado aqui, tirar tiraba, pero no compensaba, almenos yo notaba demasiado el microsttutering.

[Bm4n]

I would buy the 7850.

[Fassou]

Or you wait for the GTX660, or an HD7850 :sisi:

Salu2!

[Obione]

Sapphire Radeon HD 5850 1GB GDDR5 Refurbished 11162-99-90R Graphics Card

[Franziskaner]

for that Obione who bought it from Rules ;D

[cobito]

@Obione:

Sapphire Radeon HD 5850 1GB GDDR5 Refurbished 11162-99-90R Tarjeta Gráfica

I've been reading all the comments on the thread by Rules (even though I didn't participate) and every time the process of buying that graphics card has moved forward, a comment made by Fassou has kept resonating in my head .

I don't know anything about graphics cards because I'm not up to date. I don't have experience because I buy one every 4 or 5 years. But Fassou's experience alone is enough for me to know that I don't want that card even if it's given to me.

[Obione]

Processing an RMA and not having it last more than 2 years seems like a fair price for what it costs.

Well yes, let Rules have it :sisi:

[cobito]

@Obione:

Processing an RMA and not lasting more than 2 years seems like a fair price to me for what it costs.

Well, yes, let Rules have it :sisi:

Well, that depends on how you use the PC. If my PC "crashes" right now, I would have to go to the store to get a low-end one so I can keep going while the replacement process is completed. That's why, for me, it's not worth buying a product that I know has a high rate of problems, no matter how cheap it is.

Now, if the PC is used exclusively as a gaming center, then there's no problem if you go a week without a graphics card.

[Obione]

I had a spare HD 2400 but I gave it to my father along with my previous rig. I guess he'll be able to store the Nvidia in the closet.

If you jump to a 2500K or later to Haswell you'll have integrated and can get a refurby at your leisure :ugly: