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The 2080ti appealed to me, bit the “space invaders” failures had me spooked until way too late in the game. To be fair, I considered upgrading sooner. Those only lasted a year before being replaced with the Pascal Titan X in 2016 on launch, and I’ve kept that GPU ever since. Then I made another foolish mistake and was an early adopter of 4k and bought two 980ti’s in 2015. I kept the Titan in my main rig (before moving it to backup duty) for two years, which I thought was long at the time. This is where GPU longevity started for me. I didn’t find it until I bought the original 6GB Kepler Titan in 2013. I was an early adopter of the 30″ 2560×1600 screen and was constantly chasing acceptable performance at that resolution. First with a basic GeForce 9400 (i don’t play games anymore) then rapidly replacing it with a fanless Radeon 5750 (ok, maybe light games) then shortly after it was a blur. It wasn’t until 2009 I picked it up again. That was an extremely long time between upgrades at about 2.5 years, but was mostly because the GeForce 4 series wasn’t much faster than the top GF3, and the GeForce FX generation that came after it sucked ass.Īfter that 6800 GT i took a bit of a break from the PC hobby. The GF3 was replaced by a GeForce 6800GT on launch. It replaced my GeForce 2 GTS, which was only about a year old. In October 2001 i bought the fastest GPU money could buy, a GeForce 3 TI500. It seems extreme today but GPU’s were also a fair bit cheaper then.
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I used to be on the ~ annual GPU upgrade schedule. I still use that in the rendering box.įortunately, Linux support tends to go a fair bit longer than official support does. Before that… my GTX 580 lasted me far longer than I expected it to. Even Cyberpunk does pretty well on a 1070. Both of which i expect to last me quite a bit longer as I’m comfortable sitting at 2560×1440/1600 resolution. I remember the days (Geforce2 through Geforce FX) of upgrading nearly every year… and now I’m sitting on a 1070 in the Win10 box and a Radeon VII on the Linux box. For users passionate about gaming, you may wish to consider upgrading to a modern GPU and benefit from exciting new features, improved performance, lower power consumption and broader compatibility with the latest PC games. This change enables AMD to dedicate valuable engineering resources to developing new features and enhancements for graphics products based on our latest graphics architectures.
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Red team also revealed that Radeon Software support for Windows 7 64-bit based operating systems have been moved to a legacy support model.
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As noted in AMD’s blog post, the last driver that will support these legacy models is Radeon Software Adrenalin 21.5.2. These include products in the Radeon R9 Fury Series, R9 Nano Series, R9 300|200 Series, and Radeon HD 8000|7000 Series. AMD is complementing today’s new Radeon Software Adrenalin 21.6.1 driver release with an announcement that it’s terminating support for many of its older Radeon graphics cards.