Hahahaha

Being self employed means over exposed 2 the booze girls😂😂

All introduced by my clientele mostly from across causeway💵💵

Dell G-Sync quite affordable (compare to ASUS)

be careful of tearing bro..

when it come to gsync... 'affordable' is not a good word.

I see some people played PUBG in low settings to gain advantage in easier to spot people. So yah, 1060 will be more than enough to run it.

Is it time to upgrade to a 1070 or 1080 from 970?

Haha take 1080 ti then

No, too costly.

Depends on what resolution you plan to play and any plans to upgrade your monitor in the near future. But i think 1070 is the sweetspot up to 1440p if you dont intend to go to ultrawide

1080p. Current monitor: 24 inch.

The price of 1070 and 1080 is too near, might as well get the 1080.

I think for 1080p even 1060 is good enough, need others to clarify this. But if 1080 pricing isnt a big top up from 1070 from your survey, its definitely a good buy that should last you maybe 5 yrs or more and open to upgrade to 1440p in the future as well

I think you just answered your own question. If you have the moolah, then by all means go for the 1080. However, I would wait just a little longer since 1070ti is around the corner. Just wait and see how that goes, then only splash the cash.

This post has been edited by antaras: Oct 17 2017, 03:36 PM

You are correct. But 1060 does not differ much from 970.

I don't think any GPU can last you 5 years now. Where are those 780ti now?

subject to individual tolerance of graphic tolerance (if my R290 can last me 4 yrs min, i believe 1080ti should last me this long as well-minimum)
there's still user using r2xx / n7xx series as well, just not active/member of lyn.

Haha i tolerate 770 for 3 years

So my 1070 also maximum use 3 years😅😅😂😂

the higher tier your gpu is, the longer it can last. right right?

Depends on user tolerance level I guess haha. i still have my ati 5870 in my old pc uses from 2010, pass it down to my wife and kids.I just upgraded last March

My HD4850 still kicking in my parent's home PC. Haha
But yeah, it won't play recent games at 1080p high.

You see my point is actually depending on the buyers. If you are the type that can splash around $4k on the highest tier GPU, I really doubt you are the type that can tolerate medium settings in game. 10/10 will replace the card after 2 or 3 years. Now now... this also depends on how you game.

Lol let see how long I can resist, the plan was not to upgrade in the next 5 to 6 yrs

This post has been edited by soul_fly9900: Oct 17 2017, 05:25 PM