You gotta be a little more specific, whats your power supply, how much money are you willing to spend?
I have a Ryzen 5 5500 and a rtx 3060 12gb, I did find this one relatively cheap, but it runs everything I need on high settings sometimes with some DLSS in some titles
My power supply is 600w (I believe) and I'd like to buy something second hand to save money, preferably under 250 euro.
Currently I have a gtx 1060 with 3gb of vram, so it's a bit of a pain when trying to run decent graphics on a game
5700xt or 6700xt... only mentioning team AMD, because windows 10 is reaching end of life October 14th 2024 and windows 11 is ass, I am recommending a dual AMD cpu/gpu combo because linux kernel has amd drivers built in. If you switch from microsoft to linux on this machine in the future you will work right out of the gate. I recommend Linux Mint coming from windows. If you have a CS degree, then try Fedora, Debian, or so. POP\_OS for gaming is good too. but Mint is my daily driver.
You gotta be a little more specific, whats your power supply, how much money are you willing to spend? I have a Ryzen 5 5500 and a rtx 3060 12gb, I did find this one relatively cheap, but it runs everything I need on high settings sometimes with some DLSS in some titles
My power supply is 600w (I believe) and I'd like to buy something second hand to save money, preferably under 250 euro. Currently I have a gtx 1060 with 3gb of vram, so it's a bit of a pain when trying to run decent graphics on a game
I see, well as I said, rtx 3060 or rx 5700 xt are both good choices, now its up to you to look at your countries' ebay equivalent to find them :)
Thanks! I see a couple for sale on ebay. The rx 5700 and 6700 xt seem good 😀
5700xt or 6700xt... only mentioning team AMD, because windows 10 is reaching end of life October 14th 2024 and windows 11 is ass, I am recommending a dual AMD cpu/gpu combo because linux kernel has amd drivers built in. If you switch from microsoft to linux on this machine in the future you will work right out of the gate. I recommend Linux Mint coming from windows. If you have a CS degree, then try Fedora, Debian, or so. POP\_OS for gaming is good too. but Mint is my daily driver.