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I have both asus z490-e and z590-e and the only difference beside pcie 4.0 is that the z590-e has 1 extra nvme slot, actually 2 but the other is only a pcie 4.0 slot so useless without an 11th gen cpu. Other than that both boards are awesome and you can't go wrong with either. I would get which...

My personal rigs: Pentium 4 Core 2 Quad Q6600 Core i7 920 Xeon x5650 Core i7 8700 Core i7 10700k Core i9 10850k I had a few amd cpus but they were never on my main rigs and just side projects and I can't remember the names of any of them.

The real deals at microcenter are the open box items, especially on motherboards and cpus because you not only get it at a price lower than shelf price but the $20 off combo price still applies.

I notice something similar playing COD:MW on my acer 1440p 144hz monitor and rtx 3080 and found out it was the hardware acceleration in the battle.net launcher causing the problem. After turning off hardware acceleration all problems went away. I don't how much of use this info may be for you...

What monthly fee are you referring to? I'm a iOS app developer and the only fee I have to pay is a yearly fee of $99usd. Back on topic, I don't expect epic will win this battle. Too many companies rely on the exact same business model that apple has such as sony, valve, microsoft just to name a...

I never had one blue screen and the problems I have were consistent on 2 different machine, the ones in my signature. It's always been a random black screen and yes I tried the ctrl+shift+b with no avail. Also I always use DDU and did clean driver installs. After awhile I began to think maybe it...

I have 2 separate pcie power cables going to the card from an over kill 1000w psu.

Nope problem still exist and get this if I install the adrenaline software the problems get worse. I have no problem with amd it's just that the 5000s gpu have some problems that haven't been completely fixed yet.

If everything is working fine for you then good on you but that has not been the case for me so I will not be rolling the dice on an amd gpu on the gen coming up.

Pretty much what I did. I regret getting a 5700xt, wish I just spent the extra $100 or so for a 2070 super or even a 2060 super to hold me over till the nvidia 3000s cards come out. I made up my mind and going to get 3070 or up and will not even look at amd this time around. The amount of black...

It's definitely a driver issue. If it's a hardware issue then that's even more reason to not recommend these cards as a lot of people are still having these same problems which would mean a pretty high hardware failure rate wouldn't it? Also these same problems existed when the cards was first...

I just run my card stock. Also my friend is having the same problems with his rx5700xt which is a different model. Definitely not my psu with the problems and I never mess with overclocks and voltage etc., with my gpus. like I posted before I have been having these problems on 2 different...

I don't believe it's the hardware with the problems but the software. There is some bug in AMD driver software which they can't quite pin point. If it was a hardware problem wouldn't the crashes be more consistent?

It's random, when I'm playing games, browsing the web etc. Sometimes it happens when I'm doing absolutely nothing, no windows or apps open and just black screen. I know it's my rx5700xt well not the card itself but the drivers because I also have rx570 and a gtx1050 and never had any of these...

I would stay away from all rx5xxx cards as AMD really has done a terrible job on the driver side of things. I have a Sapphire 5700xt pulse model and on both my systems, i7 8700(non k) 16gb gskill ram 850w corsair psu and i7 10700k 32gb gskill ram 1000w corsair psu, I have had random black...