Pic related, 1070 next to my mx 440. I didn't realize just how many I had until I compiled this list. I may have missed a few but those are all the ones I know are somewhere in my house for now.
>Nvidia 7300 (2005) >Nvidia GT 240 (2010) >Intel Pentium 4 graphics (2015) >Intel HD530 graphics (2016) Both GPU's died
Luke Campbell
>GeForce2 MX200 >ATi something >another ATi something >ATi Radeon 9600 Pro >Nvidia Quadro FX 560 This was the first GPU I ever purchased >4 ATi Radeon HD 2600 Pros
Brayden Hill
>some shit in a Dell >HD4650 >7870 >7870 + 270x >Set the 7870 on fire trying to add a custom cooler >270X >290X >RX 480 because going smaller now
Lincoln Adams
5700 FX 7300 GS 9800 GT GTX 460 x 2 GTX 760 R9 Fury Nitro
Gabriel Ward
Forgot to add, the 480 runs a lot cooler and gives about 10% more frames, so my room is less of an oven, still have an 8350 at 5GHz
Julian Garcia
Nvidia GT240 AMD HD6670 (was meant to be sent a 6770, swiftly got that corrected) AMD HD6770 AMD HD7950 (got this once Far Cry 3 released and my 6770 wasn't strong enough to handle it. Went from 20fps to 60fps, and that was without updating drivers because I still had no clue about that stuff at the time.) AMD R9 Fury X (Got this on launch day. One of the first ones too.) The Fury X is on a custom loop now, improved temps a lot.
The reason I didn't stick with Nvidia when I got my new PC (back in the GT240->6770 transition) was because it was simply what I'd been recommended and staying with AMD seemed logical since I had no issues. The reason I decided to go Fury X rather than Nvidia was partly because of the misleading advertisement about it being an overclockers dream, but also because Nvidia had already fucked up my opinion of themselves by fucking over the GTX970 and GameWorks. Now they've had the whole async issues (lying about it coming to Maxwell before eventually admitting it won't) and the GTX1060 3gb being cut down from the GTX1060 6gb chip, yet essentially advertised all the same... Oh, and lets not forget G-sync.
I can accept that Lisa Su sold us a lie with the "overclockers dream" crap on the press event. Maybe it was originally going to be - by being lower clocked but allowing for us to go up to 1050mhz. Maybe their experimental cards showed promise and could perhaps hit 1250, but then they found out it wasn't stable or only happened on golden cards and had to pull it back. Whatever it was, it was disappointing, but ultimately, that's the only time in my experience that they've led me to believe they're going to be much better than they really are. At least they never lied for months on end, despite consumers AND publications calling them out on their bullshit.
Cooper Evans
>nvidia 610GT 1GB >R9 380X sapphire nitro
Luke Price
bretty short list bruh
Ayden Ramirez
The only one who said it was great for over clockers was some lackey who was on stage with her. The line was more along the lines of "water cooling, which is great for overclockers". In all honestly it just sounds like some fucking idiot in marketing having no idea the limitations of their own product, Far too common in this industry.
some ati agp firepro 512mb workstation card that i cant remember gt 9500 512mb hd 5770 1gb r9 290 vapor-x r9 390 i had purchased the vapor x a few weeks before the release of the 390 and got a full refund to get double the vram for about the same price
Colton Barnes
>Some intel igpu >some NVIDIA card >Intel gma 965 >Radeon HD 5670 >Radeon HD 7850 >r9 280x >r9 290 >r9 390x (crossfired with above.) Got the 390x used. Waiting on Volta and Vega.
William Foster
>3dfx Voodoo 3 2000 (built into the motherboard of a Packard Bell monstrosity my parents bought me as our first ever PC)
>Geforce 7200 (passively cooled thing that came with a prebuilt PC I bought some years later with the first real money I ever had)
>Radeon X850XT (bought for my first self build. Terrible decision in retrospect but I had no idea what I was doing)
>Geforce 9500GT (upgraded the x850, can now play Oblivion on high settings!)
>HD4770 (new build with wagecuck monies)
>HD4850 x 2 in crossfire (waste of money and ended up selling the second one)
current desktop: -intel meme integrated -hd5670 -gtx 660
Logan Jones
First was an ATI rage 128, 16gb of video memory I believe. First card I bought for myself was a GeForce mx440. I currently have a GeForce 560ti
Jack Wood
750Ti
Ryder Sullivan
Actually change the 9500gt to an 8500gt or possibly an 8600gt. Fuck my memory.
Brayden Sanders
You could be right, I don't remember at this point. It is a shame that someone, whoever it was, said it, but its not something that puts me off ever going near AMD again. Also, I kinda knew that going for the Fury X was one of those things you just have to accept the ups and downs of. 14/16nm was already up on the cards (I mean, hell, Maxwell was meant to be 22nm) but being an early adopter of HBM1 and trying to show the industry that I want further advances was important to me. I believe in voting with your wallet, and so I did.
Matthew Cruz
riva TNT voodoo2 TNT2 geforce2 geforce mx440 (Just a melange of cards I got for free and left overs from old pcs from businesses)
x800pro (pencil modded to xt) x1950pro (was still on agp mobo) 5850 (bought for £200 before the price hike) triX 290 (£215 bargain almost two years ago)
Fucking ati/amd always had the best price/performance at ~£200, but every time I do a build for someone else it's 50/50 geforce/radeon.
What was wrong with the x850xt? I know it was expensive.
Luke Collins
>some integrated shit from 2001 >some integrated shit from 2003 >some integrated shit from 2008 >540m
Bentley Rodriguez
>What was wrong with the x850xt
I remember it being extremely hot and noisy with one of those pull through coolers plus the performance was really disappointing. Still couldn't play Invisible War on decent setting though that game was a pig.
Ethan Bailey
Matrox Millennium and Matrox G400
Mason Moore
>none >none >some radeon crap
Ryder Bell
Stock cooling sucked in shocker. I put an ICEQ II on my x800pro, not a scratch on today's coolers, but still a huge improvement. x800pro's stock which was still single slot at the time.
Brody Peterson
>something integrated >9500 GT >GTX 970
Angel Brooks
>ATI Radeon X300 SE >Intel GMA 950 >Nvidia GTX 960M I really want the Asus G752 that has the Nvidia GTX 1080 to be released so I can buy it already.
>ati radeon 9550 128MB with a duron 1ghz >radeon hd 4850 512MB with a pentium e2160 OC to 3.2ghz >geforce 9800GTX 1GB with a Q6600 OC to 3.2ghz >Radeon R9 270x OC 2GB with a Q6600 @ 3.2 then an i5 4690k OC to 4.6ghz Now: > Radeon RX 480 8GB with an i5 4690k OC to 4.6ghz
Bought one of the very first GF2 from some fag on anantech forums who stole some. Fucking thing crashed erry 5 minutes, but it was so fast (at the time) I bought $NVDA and stacked mad paper.
Zachary Myers
>EVGA GTX 560 Ti (2012) >Sapphire RX 470 8gb (2016)
Kayden Gonzalez
That's a lot of GPUs man. My history: >GeForce GT 8600M >GeForce gtx 965M >r9 290x
At 1080p the 290x is holding out quite well, especially since new games coming out are using dx12/Vulkan. I'll probably hold onto this card for another ~2 years or so until I can also afford to upgrade to 1440p.
huge jump between 9500 and 7850, i was not into games as much but lately i am getting into it and i upgraded my system yesterday. ready for battlefield 1 and cod remastered.
I don't see myself upgrading again for a while. Maybe if the 1080Ti turns out to be great.
Brody Rodriguez
> GTX 240M > GTX 650 Ti > GTX 1070
Michael Bennett
>intel hd graphics >nvidia gt 610 >radeon hd 7850 >gtx 970
Only started like 4 years ago
Owen Evans
some shitty ati card core 2 graphics Intel HD 4000 gtx 680 gtx 960m
I've downgraded to a laptop for the time being, I just enjoy using laptops more than desktops for some reason
Charles Williams
nvidia: >980 ti (gigabyte xtreme and asus poseidon) >980 sli >970 sli >970 >770 >670 >570 >470 >9800gtx >8800gts >7800gt >6800gt >fx5600 >fx5200 >and a few more but can't remember. one was like a geforce 3 or something my brother handed down to me.
my top card would have to be a tie between the 4850 and the 6800gt. 4850 I ran with a +100mhz overclock on the core and 100mhz on the memory and ran it with the single slot cooler for two and a half years... only replacing it because i wanted something new. 6800gt because i kept that card for four years, two years in my main computer, two more years in a secondary and that thing plowed through everything i threw at it. its stock single slot cooler was awful and i remember one day playing bf1942 galactic conquest seeing its core temps hit 103c. i replaced the stock evga cooler with a zalman orb cooler and and the card never went above 55c.
i can easily say with using both amd and nvidia (FAR MORE nvidia) i've never had anymore issues with amd(ati) than I did with nvidia. both their shit stinks equally as bad.
right now i'm running the rx 480 crossfire setup and been enjoying a lot. its been fantastic. brings back the 6950 crossfire days.
Caleb Morris
>pic related its what I slapped to my 6800gt
Ryan Gomez
lol why do you guys spend so much on graphics cards? As far as I can remember >7300 GS >9600 GT >GTX 960
Grayson Rodriguez
>ATI Rage Pro 128 >GeForce 4M >ATI Radeon X550 >Radeon HD 6570 >GTX 460 >GTX 960
Landon Sullivan
gtx 770
i've thrown out all other
David Anderson
HD 5570 GTX 560ti R9 290 GTX 970 GTX 1080
Sebastian Long
>GTX 650 Ti >GTX 780 Ti >GTX 980 Ti (rip) >GTX 1080 Ti
Christian Torres
ISA >Some hercules card >tseng labs et4000 PCI >s3 virge dx >diamond speedstar a70 AGP >radeon 9600se >geforce 6800gt PCIe >geforce 7600gt >geforce 8800gts640 >radeon hd5870 >radeon hd7970 >added second 7970 for muh 4k gaymen meme Now waiting for Vega10 and 1080ti to be released
