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06-24-2020 02:20 PM
I am running a 3D slicing program but it keeps crashing. I suspect that my AMD R9 200 series GPU does not have a large enough memory for it. The AMD GPU is 2GB. What would be a recommended GPU type and size that would
a. fit in my Envy 700-230ea desktop:
b. be more powerful without blowing my PSU or other components?
My Envy 700-230ea desktop has a 32GB RAM and running Windows 10 -64bit
thanks,
Mike
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06-24-2020 03:12 PM - edited 06-24-2020 03:13 PM
Hi,
Your best option is a GeForce GTX 1660 Ti. It is three times as fast, and also has 6GB of vRam. In addition, it also consumes less wattage than an R9 270x. You can find a GTX 1660 Ti at around the $250 price point right now, but some of them might be out of stock.
I know that ZOTAC sells small form factor versions of their GTX 1660 Ti if space is a concern for you.
I hope this helped.
06-24-2020 03:12 PM - edited 06-24-2020 03:13 PM
Hi,
Your best option is a GeForce GTX 1660 Ti. It is three times as fast, and also has 6GB of vRam. In addition, it also consumes less wattage than an R9 270x. You can find a GTX 1660 Ti at around the $250 price point right now, but some of them might be out of stock.
I know that ZOTAC sells small form factor versions of their GTX 1660 Ti if space is a concern for you.
I hope this helped.
06-25-2020 02:52 AM - edited 06-25-2020 03:13 AM
Thanks, that is of great help.
I have looked on the web and there seems to be different producers of the 1660 ti, I thought it was just Nvidia. I saw one from Gigabyte, which had 3 x Displayport and 1 x HDMI type display connectors. Would you know if that one would fit an HP Envy 700-230ea and would be compatible?
Thanks again,
Mike
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