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How does one determine if their GPU is good (by conventional standards) or not? What specs do I need?

Just curious.
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Bump...

help a pleb out!
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>>54545286
Number of cores. Then, frequency. VRAM only matters if you're going 4k.
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>>54545286
yes
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$$$$, baby
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Discrete graphics, that's it.
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Pixel filrate, texture filrate and bandwidth.
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>>54545286
See some benchmarks in games you care about to have super-duper framerates.
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>>54545286
If it isn't a 980ti it is no good.
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