Looking at these three 5070 Ti cards which is the best value?
Palit GamingPro-S $884
Gigabyte Windforce OC - $890
Gigabyte Eagle Ice OC - $910
All share the same core performance. Key differences come down to cooling, noise, and factory OC.
Palit GamingPro-S $884
Gigabyte Windforce OC - $890
Gigabyte Eagle Ice OC - $910
All share the same core performance. Key differences come down to cooling, noise, and factory OC.
Palit GamingPro-S $884
Gigabyte Windforce OC - $890
Gigabyte Eagle Ice OC - $910
I've also heard the Windforce has better OC headroom thanks to BIOS flashing options, though I've never tried it myself and not sure I would
Has anyone with a 9070 XT experienced broken hardware acceleration in web browsers like Chrome and Firefox, as well as in native Microsoft Office apps? It makes the card completely unusable for any kind of work. Any fixes out there? I have already tried multiple driver versions, including the latest.
I currently have a 9070 XT but am considering switching due to disappointing ray/path tracing results, the overall feature set, and driver stability issues.
For those using a 5070 Ti at 1440p or 4K with DLSS, how does path tracing hold up? Can the card maintain 60 FPS in most current titles at 1440p using DLSS 4 Balanced? Games like Pragmata and Requiem are of particular interest. Benchmarks are available but often lack real-world context, so I would appreciate hearing from anyone who has actually played through these games with path tracing enabled.
Before commenting on the 9070 XT drivers, note that I have used AMD GPUs for years and this would be my first Nvidia card. I am familiar with AMD's typical issues and am done with them.
I currently have a 9070 XT but am considering switching due to disappointing ray/path tracing results, the overall feature set, and driver stability issues.
For those using a 5070 Ti at 1440p or 4K with DLSS, how does path tracing hold up? Can the card maintain 60 FPS in most current titles at 1440p using DLSS 4 Balanced? Games like Pragmata and Requiem are of particular interest. Benchmarks are available but often lack real-world context, so I would appreciate hearing from anyone who has actually played through these games with path tracing enabled.
Main pad is some old cheap thing so either one is an upgrade. I play CoD, BF, and GTA. Yan Pro is sold out. Options:
Question: is the faster surface worth the worse base? Or pay the extra $4.60 for the Pro base and deal with the slower glide? Anyone used either?
System Specifications:
An earlier problem with occasional stuttering was resolved by updating the BIOS and graphics drivers. A new, more serious issue has since appeared. No overclocking or undervolting has been applied.
The current symptoms are:
Troubleshooting steps already taken:
In Ark Raiders, gameplay is mostly stable with occasional stuttering that decreases over time. Capping the FPS to 120 or 60 usually eliminates or reduces the stuttering in BF6.
Any guidance on which component might be failing (GPU, CPU, PSU, or another part) would be appreciated. Would undervolt or reducing clock speeds help with stability?
System Specifications:
An earlier problem with occasional stuttering was resolved by updating the BIOS and graphics drivers. A new, more serious issue has since appeared. No overclocking or undervolting has been applied.
The current symptoms are:
Troubleshooting steps already taken:
In Ark Raiders, gameplay is mostly stable with occasional stuttering that decreases over time. Capping the FPS to 120 or 60 usually eliminates or reduces the stuttering in BF6.
Any guidance on which component might be failing (GPU, CPU, PSU, or another part) would be appreciated. Would undervolt or reducing clock speeds help with stability?