I recently bought a new computer and am currently waiting on the vega series of cards to come out before i put in money to buy something really nice. That being said, I sold my old comp so the price on it didn't plummet and I actually lost money. My question is I want to play games while I wait but I'm not sure of which card right now has the most lasting value. I can get the R7 370 4gb for 129 on amazon, but I was also thinking of an aftermarket 480 so it has more selling value when I get rid of it.
What should I do in this situation /g/?
damn son cmon lol
>>55531596
Wait for the 470 if you cant get a 480. I expect to see 8GB 480s drop when the 1060s come out.
>>55532270
Any time estimate on those?
>>55532293
1060 is this month, the 17th i think. Like I said that may drive the 480s price down. The RX470 I'm not sure.
>>55532322
I heard nvidia is really rushing the 1060, any chance of a complete shit show with that card?
>>55532352
Check this video for good 1060 info:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8TMROV_Dog
I personally am sticking with AMD because I mostly play Battle Field and BF1 will be DX12
>>55532431
Thanks bud, much appreciated.
>tfw only use 1080p 60Hz
>cheapass, second-hand 970 mini plays everything at 60fps
I got the Sapphire R7 370 4GB. I'm running Debian now so the drivers aren't up to par, but on Windoze The Witcher 3 was playable 1080p at high settings. Pretty decent value. the AIB 480's look really promising now but no way to really tell yet. Wish I went nvidia because of my free software fetish.
>>55531596
install gentoo
Isn't R7 370 twice renamed 78xx something?
>>55532887
If you like free software, go Intel. Their GPUs have complete free and open-source drivers.
>>55531596
buy an xbone
