What's your graphics card?

6600 XT. Rarely play new games and never mainstream ones, so it's perfect for me.

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GTX 1070
I fear that I'll have to replace it in a year though with how graphically intensive new PC games are getting.

>RTX 3070

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960 couples with a i3 6100
you may now laugh

I'm on a 950m shadow warrior 3 says 760 so we still get kino this year

zotac 2070

msi rx480

>buying a GPU

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3060TI. Running Elden Ring on Max settings with no problems at all.

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intergrated.

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970. The only new AAA game I wanted to play is Elden Ring and it runs just fine with it, yet again proving to me that if you're not a massive consoomer, upgrading your PC is a huge waste of money.

which one

Ryzen 5700g

>renting a GPU

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2060 12gb. Just bought last week. I feel like a retard paying $500

>70ti
lmao I hope that was msrp

2060 6GB

Gt 1030

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>GTX 770 2GB

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buying a 2060 is a retarded move, yes.

yeah my 970 runs it fine, im actually CPU limited if anything because I keep dropping to 40ish fps in elden when running around the open world. i5 6500 suks now

3070
Got it at MSRP for $500

I'd rather play 60 fps, graphics off than deal with streaming input lag. Also
>subscription

Well, I figured I'd rather pay $500 for a new 2060 than buy a used one for the same price. I haven't had any luck getting a 30 series at MSRP, and I wanted to play Elden Ring. If I snag a 30 series soon, I can return the 2060