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I've been using it with an AMD RX580 driving a 32" 4K monitor for a couple of years now and it just about works perfectly for my needs, including playing a few

I've been using it with an AMD RX580 driving a 32" 4K monitor for a couple of years now and it just about works perfectly for my needs, including playing a few games through Steam. The only issue I have is that for some reason I occasionally cant alt-tab to the keepassxc window under gnome after I start it up. If you use Linux on the desktop and don't otherwise require an nvidia card (cuda, etc) it is worth while to switch to an AMD card or to spec one for a new build.

lawik 6y ago
There will be no new builds. There is no hardware :)
- ChuckNorris89 6y ago
  Fortunately that's not entirely true. In my neck of the woods (Central Europe, so not a place with cheap and abundant hardware like North America or Asia) you can find plenty of decently priced hardware in stock if you're an educated consumer and willing to look around. Sure, you won't find any discrete GPUs anywhere at MSRP thanks to mining and scalpers, BUT, you can find golden nuggets like the Zen2 based 6-core 4650 Pro Ryzen APUs for 220 Euros which is a cracking CPU with good integrated graphics, or you can buy a gaming laptop with the latest gen 8 core Ryzen 5800H and an RTX 3060, 16Gb RAM and 512Gb SSD for about 1200 Euros or even less which IMHO is insane value for this level of performance considering the current apocaliptic market.