I'm currently configuring a PC and am asking myself whether I should take a 2060 Super 8GB or a 2070 Super Jetstream 8GB.
A Ryzen 5 3600, Asus B450-E Gaming MB, Be Quiet 600W NT, 16GB Ram and a 500GB SSD are installed.
What is more worthwhile with a price difference of 42.90 euro more. It was supposed to power a 144 Hz 27 inch screen, two 60 Hz 24 inch monitors and a 4k @ 60 Hz 50 inch TV and power Minecraft and Forza Horizon 4 while I was streaming.
Why not the RX 5700 XT for the price of the RTX 2060 Super
with only 5-10% less power than the 2070 Super?
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Also, you shouldn't take the Asus B450-E gaming,
since it may have installed an old BIOS for Ryzen 3000. Without this version, the PC with Ryzen 3000 will not start and you need an old CPU to be able to carry out an update.
It's also comparatively bad for the price.
Better take a look at the MSI B450 Gaming Pro Carbon AC, as it can perform the BIOS update if necessary, even without a CPU, with the BIOS flash button:
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Also make sure that the RAM is faster and, at best, high-quality RAM and, above all, a dual kit (2 bars) for dual channel.
Say at least 3000/3200 MHz max. CL16.
The Crucial Ballistix Sport LT are the best because they can easily manage 3600 MHz with a bit of simple overclocking
Would rather take the 2070 Super, but no Jetstream. I had an AMD that sounded like a jet.
Would you recommend the RTX 2070 Super, trust me AMD is not intended for gaming 👍🏼
Is that also the case when you get it installed at a dealer?
Oh, you are currently configuring a finished PC shop and not your own PC. You have to figure it out, you.
No, that would not be necessary.
But yes, to your real question:
The 42.90 euro are already worth it.
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But if you pay more than 1200 euro for the box, there are much better ready PCs for the money.
