I need advice for the best Gpu for my Cpu.

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tigeran200migeran

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I am slowly buying parts for a new Amd build I am in the process of making. However there seems to be an issue. I tried googling what gpu might be best for this current spec but I couldn't find anything. I want to unlock it's full potential without spending more than 700 dollars on it. It is a Ryzen 5 2600x which will be used for rendering videos, playing games such as gta and running cad as well as animation software such as maya. Any advice on what is the best Gpu for my money?
 
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What monitor do you have? If the workstation tasks that you do can utilize all GPU horsepower provided to it, then the best GPU you can afford for the 700 dollars is the best choice(I think you can get a GTX 1080 for that much money). If your rendering etc does not use GPU much, then again it depends on what monitor you have, because games will be the only thing using your GPU then, and what GPU you need for gaming depends on the resolution and refresh rate of your monitor.
 
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tigeran200migeran

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I currently own a 60hertz monitor from Samsung. It is the s22c300 and I made a mistake I meant the most I would spend would be from 300-600 range for a gpu. As for my monitor I am looking in better monitors with either a better display or refresh rate. But then again it depends on what gpu I will get. Maybe even an ultra wide
 
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Well you'll need to know what monitor the GPU should be able to drive, that is the most major factor in deciding which GPU is suitable for you. For your current monitor, which is a 1080p 60 Hz monitor, a GTX 1060 6 GB, or at most the GTX 1070, will be enough for gaming. If you're looking into a 1440p monitor, then a GTX 1070 or 1070 Ti or even GTX 1080 are all good choices. For 4K, you either need the GTX 1080 Ti or wait for the upcoming GTX 1180(or 2080, whatever it is called).
 
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As of right now the Gtx 1060 seems like the best option for me and is what I am going to go with as of right now since it is budget friendly. Later down on the road when I can afford better I will switch up my GPU. Buying a monitor right now seems like extra cost. Would you be so kind as to link the 1060 as I got multiple results, one with a single fan and one with multiple.
 
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