Review on Gigabyte GeForce Graphics GV N107TGAMING 8GD Renewed by Adam uciuk ᠌

Switched from GTX 580, especially not a gamer, boy, 34 years old :) The reason is that I want to try 4k: photos, videos, games, Win10 interface i. E. hi-dpi is not only on a mobile phone. Monitor ordered, still on the way. The old card didn't have a DP port, didn't support 4k, and was morally obsolete, so it was decided not to spend a lot on the card, to buy a budget 1060. But after looking at the tests. It doesn't handle 4k games normally today, and then. Well, you got it. Although buying video cards for the future (remember the case with 980), this is nonsense. If you have a 1080p monitor and don't have extra money - take 1060 and don't suffer! In 2-3 years, for the difference from 1070, you will buy a card = today's 1080. The computer is old - AMD Phenom 2 x6 1090T (6 (!) Years old), after looking at the tests of the processors, it is not out of date, which is nonsense at all! In addition, the performance of the OS on the SSD is more than enough, and in games it generally does not care what percentage. On a 1920*1200 monitor (more than FHD, mind you), today its performance is excessive: on old hardware with unnecessary over-full settings, it is impossible to squander it in the GTA5 curve. IMHO - optimal 1060 and much cheaper. Monique will arrive, we will test it in 4k - we will add a review. In general, IMHO, all this current fuss with upgrades: a) has slowed down a lot, b) taking into account prices and the exchange rate, it makes sense only at some global FHD -> 4K steps, for example. For a 6-year-old vidyaha on a 6-year-old copma normally ate all sorts of modern GTA and FarKrai.