rip my gtx770, picking new gpu need advice.

so my gtx770 just died on me and now iam stuck with the intel 4600.
i dont have a lot of budget, what new cards are comparable with the 770 and what card will be able to run ACC ?

i was thinking something on the line of new 1050\1050TI or used 970 but i cant really find a used 970 locally, maybe on amazon?

 

Condolences, had the same some weeks ago...
I’d suggest a 1060, cause it runs my system well, even in VR using a DK2.

 

1060 is out of budget, the 3gb version will cost me 350$.
i did find a msi gtx-970 for around 170$ it was used for 2 years, is there a risk of buying that you think?
new 1050ti will cost me 260$

 

If, getting a card preowned, i'd imagine it'd be good to be sure it wasn't used in a mining rig.

 

Can you hold of at all? New card anouncemts in a few weeks would surely mean some decent price drops incoming to clear current stocks

 

iam not going to see any price drops in the stores here anyway, maybe second hand but i cant just wait around for months until new cards are going to be sold.
i also need to use Photoshop and intel 4600 wont be able to handle large files and complex brushes.

 

Fair enough, maybe have a look through these and see if it helps deciding:

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-gpus,4380.html

https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gpu-hierarchy,4388.html

 

Hey Shimon, where are you living ?
Maybe someone is able to get you a GPU cheaper in their area of living and send it to you ?
I´d very much advise against buying 2nd hand GPU´s, no way of knowing what that piece of equipment already went through, you know ?

 

I would recommend any Ti-card. It is absolutely worth the extra cost.

 

I got a used GTX 1070 for around €320 some time ago. Two mounth old and it was one mounth part of a mining rig.
To be honest I don't be a friend of such stuff but I've to replace my dying GTX 770 as soon as possible.
So I got it to the half price of a new one this time. With close to all warranty.

The performance of this GPU is awesome especially in comparsion with my old one.

I hope I'll not regret this move.

Greets After_Midnight

 

UPDATE!

I fixed it lol (for now)

took it apart, gave it a good clean put new thermal paste and heat the **** out of the chip with a powerful hair dryer for sevral minutes.
and it booted perfectly no issues at all, just installed Nvidia drivers and ran valley benchmark with over 120fps and at 67c.

now the question is, how long will it last do you guys think? and if it goes again will i be able to just repeat the process of heating it up and plugging it back again?

also an intresting video about this type of "fix"

 

2-4 months, if you´re really lucky 6 .
Did that to my 8800GTX, worked for 3 months then it died totally …