Except it can. Performance at any resolution is heavily dependent on what settings you use and at what framerates you aim to achieve. The R9 Fury is about ~10% faster than the RX 580 at full boost. That puts it about on-par with the GTX 980 which is a proven 1440p capable card.
Actually looks great, love the theme. Few recommendations though;
-Try fitting the 120mm radiator to the back of the case. There are a few reasons for this, but the main one is temps
-Try to route the 24-pin (motherboard) connector behind the cable-management panel to clean things up a bit (http://prntscr.com/minj0j) or even try some cheap cable extensions
My guess is that he probably already had the 2200g before he had the RX 580. Once again, the 2200g is still a stupid capable chip for less than 100 dollars.
Read up on the error critical_process_died, seems that you may need bios/driver updates. Other people had the same BSOD when their drivers were corrupted. I also second Samsy, maybe those M.2s should have heatsinks on them. My M.2s operate around 45 during normal use. Maybe the higher capacity on yours are the cause?
Wait, how did I miss this? There is no way that i'm actually looking at a 2990wx, VEGA Frontier custom loop! Love the build, and the PCI-E M.2 card. What do you use this for exactly? And how are your temps?
I'm getting pretty tired of explaining this. The 2200g, when overclocked, is as fast as an i5-7500. An i5-7500 can easily support a GTX 1080, in fact many people do pair the two.
You need to realize that not everybody has the ability to customize a machine or afford a 500 dollar custom loop. Anyone can recreate this build, and should provide good inspiration for anyone who likes it.
You literally ripped this machine from this website. That person probably spent tons of time building that machine just for you to take his credit. Smh..
If I were you I wouldn't really be too worried about your bottleneck. In a couple of months, AMD is projected to release a GTX 1080 performance card for a really affordable price ($250 to $350 hopefully) and you can just upgrade to that. If you can't for whatever reason, then your RX 580 should do justice for a while.
The build looks great, especially for a first one. +1
Oh wow, I didn't notice that the reservoir was mounted on the outside, on the radiator!?? This is so cool, is it something that Phobya does exclusively? Finally, If you like Raijintek you could try building a machine in this case... it would be a cool challenge I would imagine
it has a price advantage over the 1060 for the same performance and is cheaper than a 1070 with less performance or slightly less performance when overstocked. Also, AMD ftw!
I'm actually about to go X58 and get a second Radeon HD 7770 and do a crossfire machine! I really just found this post again, because I am planning on getting the same motherboard. I appreciate you for fueling my obsession (even if it is somewhat irrational) of these old Xeon machines.
The 3930k is still a great chip even in late 2018. My guess is that it comes close to the 2600 even in performance, but most people won't use it because X79 platform motherboards are in no way cheap, even on the used market. The i7-2600k even will perform greatly with a GTX 1080, it simply all comes down to how you configure your system.
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