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<blockquote data-quote="CipherNi" data-source="post: 1069247" data-attributes="member: 45879">Hey everyone. I&#039;m in search of getting a better gaming PC for my current gaming needs. But I&#039;m at a lost on what I should get that will be the best suit for my needs. So, here&#039;s a little run-down on what type of games I play and what I do besides gaming.[ATTACH=full]280362[/ATTACH] Here&#039;s a screenshot of my current Steam library with an overview of the games that I play most. Besides them, I like to play other games such as older Assassin&#039;s Creed games like Odyssey, Valhalla, Tom Clancy&#039;s The Division 1 + 2 and Ghost Recon Breakpoints. And to be honest, I rarely play the latest-released games (I do that most on my PS5 since I can get stable 60 FPS with 4K there <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="😁" title="Beaming face with smiling eyes&nbsp; &nbsp; :grin:" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/6.6/png/unicode/64/1f601.png" data-shortname=":grin:" />).The in-game resolution which I play in/wanna play in is HIGH/ULTRA settings with a res of 2560x1440. I also like to live-stream and/or do recordings of my gameplay, and the res settings I wanna aim for for my stream is 1440p60 or 1080p60 while I play in HIGH/ULTRA settings with a res of 2560x1440 without getting encoding overload constantly.With all of these things in mind, I personally have come to the conclusion that I need a GPU with a minimum of 12GB VRAM. But I&#039;m not sure. I have been some reseaches on the web, reading benchmarks, etc., without getting any wiser. Really hope you can give me some advices. Also, if you have nay recommendations when it comes to the other PC hardwares, I more than welcome them! Thanks a lot!Also, what&#039;s the deal with ray tracing and NVIDIA&#039;s DLSS? Is it something to be as hype about as NVIDIA makes it to? I have tried DLSS with my current GPU (rtx 2060, 6GB VRAM) on games that supports them, but I really can&#039;t notice any differences.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CipherNi, post: 1069247, member: 45879"] Hey everyone. I'm in search of getting a better gaming PC for my current gaming needs. But I'm at a lost on what I should get that will be the best suit for my needs. So, here's a little run-down on what type of games I play and what I do besides gaming. [ATTACH type="full"]280362[/ATTACH] Here's a screenshot of my current Steam library with an overview of the games that I play most. Besides them, I like to play other games such as older Assassin's Creed games like Odyssey, Valhalla, Tom Clancy's The Division 1 + 2 and Ghost Recon Breakpoints. And to be honest, I rarely play the latest-released games (I do that most on my PS5 since I can get stable 60 FPS with 4K there 😁). The in-game resolution which I play in/wanna play in is HIGH/ULTRA settings with a res of 2560x1440. I also like to live-stream and/or do recordings of my gameplay, and the res settings I wanna aim for for my stream is 1440p60 or 1080p60 while I play in HIGH/ULTRA settings with a res of 2560x1440 without getting encoding overload constantly. With all of these things in mind, I personally have come to the conclusion that I need a GPU with a minimum of 12GB VRAM. But I'm not sure. I have been some reseaches on the web, reading benchmarks, etc., without getting any wiser. Really hope you can give me some advices. Also, if you have nay recommendations when it comes to the other PC hardwares, I more than welcome them! Thanks a lot! Also, what's the deal with ray tracing and NVIDIA's DLSS? Is it something to be as hype about as NVIDIA makes it to? I have tried DLSS with my current GPU (rtx 2060, 6GB VRAM) on games that supports them, but I really can't notice any differences. [/QUOTE]

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