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This makes these machines a lot more viable in the business and engineering world as well where CPU performance is desired but graphics is not. I've seen in the
by digitallyfree 4y ago
This makes these machines a lot more viable in the business and engineering world as well where CPU performance is desired but graphics is not. I've seen in the past AMD Zen machines paired with say a GT710 simply because it was the cheapest GPU option available that would allow for basic apps and drive two screens.
- malinens 4y agoI am developer and this is my exact work setup
- wolfgang000 4y agoWhat a coincidence, that was my setup as well but for my next(now current) pc, I changed it to a Radeon R7 250, (nvidia is fine but dealing with the drivers on linux was a pain in the neck)
- digitallyfree 4y agoYeah the commercial installs I've seen with Zen and GT710 are for Windows. For Linux an AMD R7 240 or 430 is the typical choice.