/tech/ - Soyence and Technology

>AMD GPU
do nusois really

>>20888
I'll be using linux

>>20888
50 series is kinda shit comp to 9000 imo high end 6000 is enough

>>20889
better than amd's windows drivers i guess but i never got the hate for nvidia on linux, never had any issues myself
the drivers for turing and newer are open source too
>>20899
>imo high end 6000 is enough
hope you enjoyed your 2 years of driver support
meanwhile my 2080ti is still getting game specific optimizations 7 years later

>>20900
6000 series actually has better drivers on linux because they're open source and trannies maintain anything geg

>>20884 (OP)
I hope you bought those ram sticks before the ram prices hike geg, these sticks specifically were a really good value before that, though people reported the aluminium heat sink falls apart and has to be glued together

>>20915
I got them before

But I'm having memory issues after I turned on on memory context restore, had to clear cmos because bios wouldn't save settings after that

>>20916
Turned down my expo frequency, now everything works

>>20900
open drivers are a thing, though

>>20888
excellent 10/10 budget build ignore this loser. the 9060 XT and 9070 XT are kino if you get them at a reasonable price. nvidiafags will never understand.

>>21033
Thanks m8, here's the finished build. As for the nvidia shill, the 5060ti is 25% more here, and linux has better radeon drivers.
Got cachy os on it, runs great. I did have some problems with the ram, so for now I'm running it at 5600 cl36 instead of 6000 cl30. I'll try running it close to spec later when I have some time for potential troubleshooting.
All in all, this was the equivalent of $1050 (without the ssd, already had that)

>>21033
b-but… muh brand worship…